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COLORADO Is KICKING.
A Somewhat Remarkable Document Framed
and Addressed to the West.

uiau AuNICoStu " tuc Uc5t-
CHICAGO, June 23.-Tonight, after the sd-
1ournment of the national convention. the
following significant document was framed
and addressed to the west:
ITO the Democratic voters of Colorado
The nomination of Grover Cleveland and
the palpably evasive declarations upon the
silver question by the National Democratic
convention, confronts the Democratic
party OF Colorado with q serious problem.
If the convention has declared
free bi-metallic coinage was the
tenet OF the party and had
Cleveland accepted the nomination upon
such q platform, we might have rested on
his reputation for honesty, and believed
he would, in response to the obligations
thereby imposed, have signed free coinage
bill, should Congress pass one, but with
the platform intended to be quoted in the
east as not binding the party in any degree
TO free coinage and in the west as being
favorable to it, and with can
dldate for the presidency whose past
utterances and official acts show him to be
unaiterably opposed to free coinage. 1t Is
plain that with Mr.. Cleveland as president
free coinsge cannot be realized
during his administration. AS be-
tween Cleveland and Harrison there
can be no choice TO free
coinage men. Their records show them to
be enemies to the cause so dear to Colorado
hearts, and unless free coinage can be cast
aside as Of secondary Importance to the
country's welfare the plain question is
presented to both Democratic and Republi-
can voters, can they honestly, with full
knowledge of their obligation to self,
home, state and party, aid either OF them
for the presidency"
The call recommends that the proper
authority shall call the party together in a
delegation convention, to pass upon the
matters involved. 1t is signed by Colo
radios delegates to the national convention
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CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS
The Agricultural Appropriation Bill Disposed
Of by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Agricultural
Appropriation bill was disposed Of by the
Senate today except as to one amendment,
on which action was reserved till the
Senate meets again Monday The amend
ment gave rise to much discussion, and
there was so much opposition on the yea
and nay vote upon it that it could not be-
dispensed with, as vote would only dis
close the absence of q quorum. 1t was in
relation to monthly crop reports, the
bill as passed by the House requiring
them strictly confined to per centages''
and without the committee on appropria-
tions recommended the striking out Of the
restrictive word and it was that recon-
mendation which Vest, aided by Wssh-
burn and others fought.
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TRACK AND FIELD.
Racing, Baseball Games and
Other Outdoor Amusements.
Record OF the Principal Sporting Events of
the Day as Photographed to
The Herald.
Cincinnati Races.

CINCINNATI, O.. Jnne %. = Track was
fast. Six furlongs-Lornie B won, STRAIT
ton second, Miss Terry third. Time
1:1615.
Mile and seventy yards-Henry jenkins
won, Sir Planet second, Banner third.
Time rs.
Six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Buster
second, One Dime third. Time :161S.
Lawrence handicap, six furlongs-Sister
Mary won, Glenview second, Semper Rex
third. Time :l614
Four and half Jurlongs-Mine Heart
won, Carrie Pearsau second, Little Cad
third. Time-;579{.
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Berlin, June 23.-Onicial advices from
East Africa confirm the reports OF the dis
nster that befell the German forces under
the command Of Baron Won Bulow in Voshi
territory. The adTices add that Baron
Won Bulow, Lieutenant Wolfram and
twenty Of the Soudanese soldiers attached
10 the expedition were killed The re-
mainder hold Kilims n. Jaro with sixty
four men. A detachment has been sent To
their relief
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AT sTEyENsoN'S HOME.
The News Received with Great Joy and
Enthusiasm.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June 23.-The news
of the nomination of a, E. Stevenson was
received here few minutes after the &C
tion of the convention. The greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed throughout the country
among the people of all parties alike. The
Democrats have gone wild over the honor
bestowed on the city's favorite son. Ar
engagements were begun for greeting the
nominee on his arrival.
An Associated Press reporter carried the
news to Stevenson's residence and it was
received with the greatest Joy.
1.-THE news" says Mrs. Stevenson, sis
indeed great and pleasant surprise. 1t is
unexpected, as Mr.. Stevenson said nothing
of any such probability"
The Democratic leaders are arranging
for q great ratification meeting.
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Tapped the Wires.

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch. I
BosToN, June %. While the busy tele-
graph chiefs were watching the escapes
and brushing the bugs off the convention
wires some ingenious brass FOUNDER tapped
the face wire near Providence yesterday
AS result OF his work the pool room keep
ers in this city lost about $4,000 One of
them named Smith, particular friend Of
Jack McAuliffe, is said to have gone broke
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FOREIGN FRAGMENTS
An Appeal Made to Irish Ameri-
cans.
A Crowded Unionist Meeting to Support the
Appeal OF Protsstants-0ther
Foreign News.

LONDON, june 29.-The leaders Of the
Mccarthy faction OF the Irish party issues
an address TO the friends Of the Irish cause
in America, reclting the attempts to reach
an agreement with the Psrnell faction, de-
claring that the coming elections for mem
bers of parliament will decide the fate of
home rule for generation, and appealing
for generous contributions from America
to enable them to make successful contests.
CROWDED UNIoNIsT MEETING.
LONDON, June ga crowded Unionist
meeting was held last evening to support
the appeal of the Protestants of Ulster to
England. Many titled and eminent per
sons were present. Sir George Chubb
presided. The Duke of Argyle delivered q
speech in which he declared it slanderous
falsehood to say that the people of Ulster
were aiming at religious ascendency. They
were he said, against the ascendeRcy OF
the ''village ruffian and parish pope" A
resolution commencing the appeal Of Ulster
to the attention of the British electors was
unanimously carried.
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The Na,ionaI Committee.

CHICAGO, June 23.-The Democratic ma.
tional committee this afternoon, after
transacting some routine business, ad-
journed to meet in New York with salts
faction. Chairman Brice, Secretary Sheer
ing and Treasurer Canada of the old COM
mittee were reelected to the same offices
in the temporary organization of tho new
committee.
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KxSecretpry whitney on the Ticket.

CHICAGO, June 23.-Ex-Secretary Whit
ney expressed great satisfaction with the
ticket The nomination of Cleveland said
he, was foregone conclusion and the put
ting of Stevenson's name on the ticket
means that Illinois will this year be added
in the Democratic column. There is ab-
solutely no truth, said Whitney, that he
had arranged to put Gray in second place.
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FOREGvNE CONCLUSION.
CleveIand's Nomination Not Known in Wash
ington Til the Next Morning

WASHINGTON, June 90. The nomination
of Cleveland was SO late last night that
only inveterate politicians who were will
ling to remain up all night learned Of the
fact till it appeared in the extras this
morning
The result of the labors of the convention
caused no surprise, as it was regarded as q
foregone conclusion. Senator Hill, though
up till this morning, looked bright and
fresh. when seen by an Associated Press
representative. and appeared glad that til g
great strain Of the past few days was over.
He positively declined to make any state
ment concerning the result of the conven-
ton
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Two Ogden Horses aatched.

OGDEN, Utah, June 3d. Especial tele-
gram to THE HERALD. l-Thornless and
Silver Bow were yesterday afternoon
matched against each other for 81 900 q
side, the match to be decided on the Ogden
driving park track some time during the
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Governor Graz satisfied.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 20. Elk Governor
Gray, after hearing OF the nomination of
Stevenson, said he was not candidate for
vice president and did not desire the nom
nation. His friends pursued the course
they thought best and he appreciates their.
friendship, but is infinitely better salts
fed than he would have been If they had
succeeded In nominating him.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. June 2S-Near Hop
kinsviiie last night two young sons Of John
r. Hays, a prominent citizen. were shot
and killed by one Norris, an Illinois man
Norris then went to the house OF M. Den
ton, and at pistol point forced him to
hand over SIS. He then escaped. The kill
ing grew out Of q trivial affair
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SAYINGS OF SENATORS.
Opinions Expressed in Regard to CleveIands
Candidacy,

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Speaking of the
nomination Of Cleveland, Senator Sanders
of Montana said that ninertenths of the
Democrats would have preferred some
other candidate, because the record made
by Cleveland was not approved by his own
party leaders.
Senator Allen of Washington said: 81
am inclined to think that Cleveland will
have the support of the strong and we'll
established Democrats in the state of
Washington. The Democracy of that state
are especially friendly to Clevland. My
judgment is, though, that he will not make
n specially strong race"
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"A Great Casting ON Of Devils.

NEw YoRE, June 23.-The Times will
say: The best Democratic citizenship have
spoken st Chicago and the best Republican
citizenship spoke at Minneapolis In both
parties the opposition to the majority
viii was on its leadership an Organized
conspiracy to do harm. There was q great
casting out Of devils at both the conven-
lions.
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He killed His VIE.

DUnUoUE. Ia, June 2s.-At Manchester
Samuel Van Horne shot and killed his wife
and seriously injured his -year-old daugh-
Ter. He attempted TO strike another
daughter but she escaped. Van Horne
then tried TO drown himself, but was pulled
put and nut Ia iail
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THR NEW YORK PRrsa.

NEW YORK, June 23.-The Herald will
cay editorially tomorrow: 1--WE have not
favored the nomination and haYe given
ample reasons for our oppoaition. Whether
the country will favor it or whether 1t will
be shown that the Democrats have thrown
their opportunity away and invited de-
feat. remains to be seen.n
World: 1.-THE Democracy of the nation
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THEIR LIVES IN DANGER.
state Officials and Prominent Men Of Wyoming
Warned Against the Rustlers.

CHEYENNE, wy, June 2s.-Cypher let
ters and kilograms from Buffalo, Wy,
warn the state officials and prominent men
against the rustlers, that their lives are in
danger According to these it is planned
TO send several northern desperadoes, who
are now here. to assassinate marked men !;
precautions will be taken for their safety
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Baseball.
AT NEW YORK.

AT NEW YORK.
The Giants were slovenly and Loaf.
New York, 2; Philadelphia, s. Batteries
king, Boyle; Corsey. Cross.
AT WASHINGTON.
Brooklyn fielded perfectly, but batted
hard.
Washington, 3; Brooklyn, 9. Batteries
Foreman, Killen and Miiligan; Haddock,
DAILY.
AT TOLEDO.
Toledo, II; milwaukee,. 4.
AT COLUMBUS.
Columbus. 6; Minneapolis, 1.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Indianapolis, 4; Kansas City, 6.
YALE STRUCK OUT BY HARVARD.
Harvard, 5; Yale, 0.
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on Tor an outtur.

WASHINGTON, June 23-P President and
Mrs. Harrison leave here on the 5th
instant FOR Loon lake, in the Adirondacks.
where q cottage has been taken for the
summer The president viii remain dav
or Two only, but Mrs. Harrison viii re-
main until che reRsins her health.
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THE MISSING SCOUT.
Phil DURAN Writes That he Had Nothing to
With The Row at suggs.

Phi Duran Writes That he Had Nothing to
With the Row at Suggs
CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 2s-ESpecial
telegram to THE HERALD. Word has been
received here from Phil Duran, the guide
reported missing since the bloody sortee
by the colored troops on the village OF
Suggs. Duran writes that he had nothing
to do with that affair that he remained in
camp all the time. He left it at night, and
is now under cover, because he learned
that warrant for his arrest had been
started by justice Of the peacs ct Buffalo.
Dufrsn's brother rode out frc-l the latter
place in April 10 warn the csttlemen that
Angus was raising a posse. Or this &C
count he is charged with being party TO
the raid
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Good influence on american Shares.

New YORK, June 23.-The Posts London
dispatch says: Cleveland's nomination
has good influence on American shares
The repeal of the silver act OF 1870, is
anticipated either through g credit crisis or
action by the moderate men whe forsee the
danger of the situation.
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WALTER Q. GRESHAM.
He VIII Accept the Nomination FOR President
by the Peoples Party.

OMAHA, June 24-fspecial telegram to
The HERALD. lit comes from prominent
local members OF the Peoples party to-
night that C. H. Pirtle, secretary Of the
Nebraska Independent state central com
mittee, received this afternoon a telegram
from Henry Vincent. editor Of the Nom
Conformist, indianapolis. in which it was
clared that he would accept it, were it
rendered him, the nomination for the presi-
dencY al the hands Of the Peoples party,
if allowed TO stand on the platform pro-
mulgated at the recent conference Of the
labor and industrial organizations at st.
LouisA
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AFTER GRESHAM.
Committee Trying to secuEs His Name for
the Presidency.

-WllIlllIIVlU 70 LIS
the Presidency.
CHICAGO, June 23.-The inter- Ocean will
publish tomorrow q statement that COM
mittee representing tie Peoples party and
knights Of Labor leaders called on Judge
Walter .. Gresham last night with view
TO obtaining permission TO use his name
at the head Of the Peoples party ticket,
assuring him Of the united support
OF tue farm and labor organizations. Ben
Terrell Of Texas assured him that his nom
ination would be acceptable 10 the south
and all Of the committee assured Gresham
that if he accepted, his nomination would
be made by reclamation. IL was claimed
that Ignatius Donnelly, Weaver. Powdcrly
and other leader were IN favor of the move
rDpuf
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CIVIL AND MILITARY.
The Former Demands the Surrender Of the
Soldiers Engaged in the suggs Row.

OMAHA, Neb.. June 23.-The civil authori-
ties Of Sheridan county Wyoming have
made demand on the military authorities
to surrender the soldiers Of the Ninth cav
airy who attacked the town of Suggs last
Friday and killed q citizen General
Brooks, of the department of the Platte,
refused to surrender the prisoners to the
sheriff until he can hear from Washington.
He says the state of feeling IL Wyoming is
such that he does not consider the lives of
the soldiers safe in the hands of the civil
authorities
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Msrouis de Mores FLIGHTS Another

Marquis de flores Fights Another Duel
PARIS. June ga duel was fought to-
day between the Marquis de Mores and
Captain Mayer, in which the latter was
seriously wounded. The duel grew out Of
the anti-semitic campaign.
Captain Mayer died this evening from the
wounds received.
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Prince Bismarck Gets q Bouquet.

VIENNA, June 23.-Prince Bismarck and
party left the city To-Day. At the station a
deputation of studentEpresented Bismarck
with bouquet, for which he thanked them
heartily.
The Neu Freie Pressc says the car tele-
graphed the Russian ambassador at Berlin
to tender imperial congratulations to Bis
marck on his sons marriage.
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A Schooner Sunk.

NEW ORLEANS. June 23.-According to
intelligence from Belize, Honduras, the
schooner Riugdove sank off Half Moon
Cave. Nine out of thirteen persons on
board were drowned The vessel was
wrecked in whirlWind.
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Won nv 0,connor

ERIE, Pa, June 90 The three mile
single race on Erie bay, yesterday, was
won by O'CoDnor. Time-19 :4215. Hos
mer was second and Haulon and Gaudaur
were thrown out for fouling.
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TOTALS.
JUST BEFORE THE OPENING.
All Sorts Of RumOrs and Surmtses were
AfioAt.

BuOHb
CHICAGO, June 28.-After the hour named
for the opening Of the convention and be-
fore the gavel had fallen there were ail
sorts Of rumors and combinations on sec
ond place afioat. It transpired that Bourke
Cochran Of New York was urging his dele
cation 10 cast their seventy-two votes for
General A. L. Stevenson Of Illinois for
vice president. 1t was rumored that Gov
ernor Boies Of Iowa had been telegraphed
that his chances for the place were good If
he would accept. Meantime il was said
that Colorado, New York. Ohio and Texas
would probably vote for Stevenson. II
was said that Iowa's second choice for the
vice-presidency was Mitchell of Wisconsin
Congressman Springer of Illinois. the
manager for Stevenson, began his work
early this morning and just before the con-
vention assembled Springer said he felt
encouraged.
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Hill Sends THANKS 70 New YOrk,s DELEGATION.

11t11EFl5 w 3Ne71' .
CHICAGO, June 23-The following tele-
gram has been received from Senator Hill
this morning, addressed to Hon. Edward
Murphy, of the New York delegation ;
please express TO the New York dele
cation my heartfelt thanks for their steady
devotion to my cause and for the gallant
fight they made TO preserve the rights and
dignity of the regular Democracy of the
Empire state. DAVID B. HILL"
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mo- Business signiticance.

DENVER, June 23.-Jay Gould, his daugh-
ter and DR.. Mills, arrived in Denver yes
terday from Pueblo and left soon for
Wood River, Ida, where he will spend
some time in search of health. He says
the journey has no business significance.
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Bomhnrdmsnt Commenced.

Rio JANEIRo, June 23.-Government
boats commenced the bombarding of the
port Alerge in Rio Grande du Sui Sunday
No details of the bombardment are re-
caived
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Executed for the Murder of His Mistress.
COLUMBUS. o., June 23.-Jacob Harvey
WIS executed at the penitentiary annex
tonight for the murder of his mistress in
September last
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Worse Than Jack the Ripper. p

BURLINGTON, Ia, June 2S.-Gus Krantz
In crazy frenzy, shot his mother-in-law,
cut his wife's throat, cut his own throat,
and then took poison. AL are in a critical
condition
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WAsHTNGTcN, June 2s.-Edwin J. Ryan
Of the United States Express company has
left the CITY. taking three packages OF bank
notes O. the amount Of about S50,OO0 No
clue to his Whereab bouts
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slruck for Nore Voc.

CLEVELAND, June 23.-The employees of
the East Cleveland street railroad struck
this morning for an advance Of wages.
The striking employees Of Broadway are
still out.
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Getting Pointers from his chief.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 20. = Hon.
Whitelaw Reid arrived here today and
spent the afternoon at the White House in
conference with the president on the polit-
ical situation
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June meeting. Mr.. A. G. Beckwith, the
owner Of Thornless (record 1879 was IN
Ogden last night and made arrangements
for the MATCH
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NO DEMONSTRATION,


fed With the Ticket.
DEs MONIES, Ia, June 2S.-The news OF
the nomination of Cleveland and Stevenson
was received here without any particular
demonstration. The defeat of Boies was q
distinct dIsappoin to Iowa Democrats.
Governor Boies, in an interview, stated
that he was satisfied with the nominations.
He said ne realized the contest would be
hard fought, and close one. Harrison, be
thought was stronger now than four years
ago, whether Cleveland is was problem
atical.
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RECEIVED AT WASHINGTON.
Adlai E. StsvensOn's Nomination Is Highly
approved or

e
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The nomination
by the Democratic convention of Hon.
Adlai E. Stevenson as candidate for vice.
president was received at Washington
with every manifestation Of popular ap-
proval. 1t is not too much to say that
Stevenson has as many warm personal
friends here as any person who ever held
public Office In the district. He was,
while in Washington, equally popular with
both political parties and possessed the con-
tidence and friendship of President Cleve-
land and every member of his cabinet, and
had the regard and esteem OF Democrats
and Republicans in Congress alike. DR..
Stevenson's administration of postoffice
affairs was able and thorough, and he
gained for himself an enviable record for
efficiency and executive ability.
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ENEMIES SHAKE HANDS.
New York and Illinois Forget Their Late
Differences,

CHICAGO, June 2s.-Illnois, the state
whose forty-6ight votes at the critical
stage turned the tide in favor Of the nomi-
nation Of Grover Cleveland, and New
York. the state in the face of whose pro-
test the great popular leader was named
Tor the presidency, clasped hands through
the intervention Of Hon. William NJ
Springer Of Illinois today and the bonds Of
friendship between the Empire and Prairie
states were ceinented by the nomination of
Adlai Stevenson for vice-president.
Every delegate yesterday identified with
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ouay Wants 10 Bet SIC, 600 on Harrison.

PHILADELPHIA, June Ex-senator Quay
today expressed himself satisfied by the
nomination. as Cleveland was easy to beat,
and said: 81 viii bet $4,000 Harrison is
elected. Ii you know any one that wants
to bet send him around.n
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COMPLETE VOTE

For Presidential Nominees, AS Corrected by
Later Dispatches
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EDITORIAL OPINIONS
or Few of the Leading Papers of the
Country.

CINCINNATI. June 23.-The Enquirer says
the campaign vii be a fierce struggle.
Great causes and strong men will contest
on either side. 1t is a rash mind that pro-
fesses today to be able to foretell the re-
suit. It is to be contest Of giants.