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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-15

of Fassett's winning fight In the
Rational committee against one of
the strongest of the Harrison committee
men, Senator Cullom. and the dread by the
presidents friends of committing fatal
mistake of the actors by appearing in the
role of dIsgruntled minority at the be-
ginning of the proceedings, aided the
Blaine schemers to put Fassett into the
chair as the temporary chairman of the
convention.
No Harrison candidate was put up for
the place. and the extraordinary deepness
OF the silence when the noes" were called
on his election was the only sign that
nearly or over half the delegates and
spectators wished that anybody rather
than the blonde, slightly built, almost
boyish New Yorker, had beed chosen.
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Bow II Was Don e.


Young Mr.. Fassett is not great orator,
but the decided majority of delegates
those who had elected him and those who
concluded not to vote against him
listened with apparent patience and q
disposition to encourage his slightly anna
teurish references to protection" and
other stock cheer-evoking topics for re-
publican gathering. No antagonism was
seemingly aroused either when he leaned
heavily to the Blaine side and significant
ly emphasized ''reci procity" in the middle
OF another wise ambiguous sentence.
1t was only when Fsssett began to show
symptoms of disposition to refer directly
by name TO the presidential candidates
that the nominee-makers in the hundreds
of chairs in front of him and the thou
sands in the galleries above began to grow
restive, while not few looked daggers at
the rash young man.
"All our leaders are strong men," pro-
claimed Fassett glIby, while the Harrison
men grinned. "Some may be stronger
than Others" he went rapidly on with
sublime indifference to the nervousness of
everybody else except possibly the few
in the secret.
The convention was wrought to an in
tense strain by the consciousness that a
comparatively inexperienced man was
before them, practically juggling with
dynamite and TO all appearances utterly
unaware of the probably dangerous result
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MANY EXPECT A DEFEAT,
Not Even the Harrison Leaders
Are Hopeful,
While Blaine's Followers Pre-
dict Disaster
And Call on the COIored Dele
Gates to Carry the Election.

The Opposition Managers Make n Des-
perate Effort to Stampede the Con-
ventiOn TO Either Blaine or McKin-
ley. but the Ofice-HoIders Refuse to
Bulge from Their Bread and Butter
Only One Ballot Is Necessary
Pennsylvania Makes a Break to the
President and Then the Southern
States Get in Their Work-The Con-
vention Devotes a Whole Half Hour
to Cheering Blaine. but Makes Very
Little Demonstration When the Nom-
ination Is Made-McKinley Receives
Something of an Ovation--The Cor
porations and Trusts All Back the
President and Thus Pull Him
Through-whiteIaw Reid Nominated
at the Evening Session-He Is Sc
Iected Because He Has Two Barrels
to Morton's One-How the Thing Was
Done
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For the distinguished honor which you have
conferred upon me am very grateful. i ao-
oept the duties Of presiding officer with extreme
diffidenee, and am sustained only by a reliance
upon your generous forbearance and COOP
GRAFTON. Ii IL eminently fitting that a repub-
lican convention should be held in q temple
erected for the display Of the products Of pro-
lection to American industries and in this
beautiful city OF Minneapolis. at once the Joy
and the pride OF the giant West, this city with
its prosperous mills and factories and work
shops. and its generous aud happy homes
which abound In object-lessons, teaching
clearer than any words the sound wisdom OF
republican doctrines. When epitomized in
facts we have met TO exercise one OF the highest
privileges Of our citizenship, as trustees OF
seven millions of voting republicans, gathered
from every state and territory in the Union, il
becomes our duty to formulate, for tine inspect
ion Of the people, the beliefs and
to all the living political questions of national
importance, and 10 choose that man for leader
under whose guidance We feel We shall be
most sure Of establishing those beliefs In the
form OF laws. We are here not warring
factions, struggling to win supremacy under
favorits leaders. but tas oo-members of
great party. Select from the shining roll of our
honered great men that type OF statesman
which shall be regarded as the soundest and
most com plete embodiment Of the cardinal
doctrines Of our party. There 10 not repub-
lican In this convention whoss heart does not
burn with ardcr for triumph in the impending
campaign. We all eager for success; We
are here 10 make the necessary preliminary ar
ranqements, and We all propose 10 make them
IN the right way and IN the Ktght sIirit II
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MISNEAPoL1s, June IA double play,
never surpassed for dexterity in any ma
tional game. base ball or politics, was wit
messed by 1900 people in Minneapolis
Today. ]. Sloat Fassett was at the bat and
1t was tally one for Mr.. Blaine.
II the very spirit of the man from Maine
him self had suddenly seized the presiding
officers gavel in the opening session of
the republican national convention this
afternoon, and by some occult force
caused the bewildered Thousands,
friends and foes alike, to break
out in hurricane OF burrahs
at his name the effect could hardly have
been so startling. Indeed, it was almost
literally Just sueh a climax that actually
look place. The frenzy OF the cheering
was something phenomenal and the
etrangeness of the situation, subtly
brought about, was in the fact that every
Harrison man in the colossal asssmblage
was wildly applauding more frantically,
If It were possible, than even the sup
porters Of Blaine.
BIains's Own Handiwork.
For the extraordinary deftness and
celebrity with which the audacious move
nent was carried to success great credit
was given young Mr.. Fsssett, the tempo
rsry chairman. There was an instant gen.
eral feeling, however, that clever as Fassett
proved himself, the strategy that won
originated in the crafty brain Of man
greater than he. possibly a greater master
than Clarkson or Platt or Quay. "Biaine's
own handiwork" was the verdict
noet often heard as the crowds eagerly
discussed the brilliant ruse.
Fassett, smooth. personally popular.
bright, alert as he is youthful-looking, an
avowed protege Of the secretary OF state.
had been decided upon by the phslanx Of
Blaine lieutenants in control OF the
national committee as exactly the man
for the emergency in view. and they had
attempted 10 force him upon the conyen-
fion, II suoh q thing were within
fhs hounds Of Resdbihtx The RrsstiSs
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fellow ideal, Excelsior" The cheering
slackened for one brief instant. Down
came the uplifted arm like fash OF light
ming and coupled together like twin COM
cts were shot across the hall the words
Blaine and Harrison"
An Awful Hubbub.
The uproar and manifestations OF de-
light from enemies and friends was
Fsssett could at the moment have added
his own name to the list of the party's
heroes had he chose and there would have
been no dissent, so thoroughly had he
played his part and so hearty was the
appreciation For nearly five minutes at
intervals did the applause rise again ana
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effected the convention should be gov
erned by the rules OF the last preceding
convention.
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Now came Fassett's sDeech opening the
deliberations of the convention and right
here was where the wizard influence broke
loose that upset all the anti-Blaine calcu-
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osptlnasa On Thitd HAHA
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Officers.


The following officers were then an
nounced as having been selected by the
national committee: Secretaries-Charles
w. johnson, Minnesota; Carson Lake,
New York; George Lee, California; JOS
eph Brown. Pennsylvania w. b. Brown
low, Tennessee; f. NJ. Allhuret, kOhio |;
Albert Clark, Massachusetts,.
Assistant Secretaries-Theodore Sim
mons, Colorado; Philip Z. Churchman,
Delaware; Aaron Bradshaw, District OF
Columbia; Charles Hopkins, Ohio; Will
lam Monroe, Maryland; Charles S. Nor
ris, Kentucky; J. w. Dimmick, Alabama; /;
James Blaine Walker, Montana; I. ".
McAllister, Mississippi; Otto Cramm,
Wyoming.
Reading Clerks-F. III. Haney. Mime
sofa; James II. Stone, Michigan II. S.
Oliver, North Dakota: Charles Curtis,
Wisconsin; w. L. Riley, Kentucky.
Official Stenographers-Theo G..
Rose, New York; James +. Burke. Penn
sylvsnia- :,
These temporary officers were selected
by acolamation, and II was ordered that
uatu tho permanent organization shall be
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G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.

ID OOMS. g. A. r.. 81 PR DAY BOARD II DE-
IL sired permanent after Oct. l. 10 Sd St 1t
DEyIEw STAND COR. nth. JUT1ING OUT
IL on Pa ave, gives view of arRde to 18th
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I,OR RENT-GA .R.-PLEASANT ROOMS. WITH
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cars and board within block. se192t'
BOARD AND LODGING CAN BE HAD AT 2O3s
ID 9TH st. n sely 2t. -
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING THE
IL city and lodrng in the northwest will ind excel
lent home fare daintiy served at l446 st. IT.
EOR RENT-WINDOwS OR SEATS ON SECOND
and er floors grxndest view over full length of
Pennsylvania ave. Address apply Il. A s., desk
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HALT. @. A. r.. ONE MINUTE-THIS DOESN'T
Il cost You cent. We want a comrade in every To-
Caty t. act associat. attorney. securing pen
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too tu-y ,htseen this out and write for
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p.xticulsr.. b. sS1 once ssl7-2ts
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w eoamoermsid In private family. 2017 L st. n. W.
WANTED 90 TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
stress Sail-rs soaehnen fsosmsa and RteSsn seIp
reference fronlast employers. 6i37th ct. se1e5t
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Hs9fesDs to 60 ahead and nil hrs 2see
WANTED : BY TWO Mat. RESPECTABLE
w colored riris from the cointry.,, place. as
three days a Ills X 81. NV. IT.
w keepers. coschinen. 6srtSnders buffers, ladies'
ic
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work at home Gall or address s. O. w.. LOG Pierce s,.
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w lady position as daily governess for children
gnds, fourteen yeas Of age boys preferred Address
yXTANTED-ExPFRIEYCE YOUNG MAN DE-
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WANTED -PosITION AS sTENOGRAPHER
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w alton in a private stable as footman or groom
used driving and taking of horses best OF refer
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w keeper either in hotel private residence: has
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more. d. sizes position in ,ifce or as clerk good
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Nd. sel6-:3t'
WANTED - ARE YOUR BOOKS CORRECT!
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STORAGE

THE SAFETY sToRAaE AND V7H o0lR1NY.
household furniture pianca. po1ufnS1 nd mirrsrs
sspsrats roenss & dsstrsd Ha4N1E - f.om I'D
Phone 40R laan.ano Ss
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EoR RENT-3s3 5rH ST. s,R.. A NEW HoUsE.
II nine r,ous and hath, SIS. so. z. r. RUSSELL,
Real Estate AGENT. 174O sth q. nv. se1'-2ss
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EHOR RENT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUILD
Il ing 10 parties without children; ROOMS and
bath; bay windows; porch in rear; steam heat, ele-
vator and attendance III 18th st. n. selO-l2t'
INOR RENT-UNFURNISHED FLATS; -FOUR
Il rooms esrh; ID and Sd floors range, hot water
private halls baths and gas meters cheap rent to
yearly tenant; near caOe 261S ST. sel3-16t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Flis kE iuni.5. soyh @ y Cap :. g
i:os !; ave Ior. i;Ssi iss $:
I Is s,s;; e; y!; e.: Z a. H. 6
ssl9-3t RUST HUNGERFORD. GA 18th st.
EoR RENT-lso1 vERMoNT AVE- !. FACING
MONTH"; Apply e JOHN BHAIf toI Sci 3" '''
"a S2ot.4 FAX 3. ss1t
UNFINISHED HOUSES.
'1s 8: :sn Ms5n,' eiss 81 81 n:
.69 stn nv: i4r.....l90 III p ave NV. Or.
81 81 and ri g. los Is Is. nv NV q 8
iss$ Ssis: x + lo: |s i: q: &;
81 q 81 ; E: IS l . a:' q 5 $
$IG e ........... 3Cl los d sw. Ii. 80
FURNISHED HOUSES
h,,s, n sn5 i iStS l q
,:aa asar r. r p! Il assi iss n g
Il: Il; ISM as 81:
r Ssiidnr s:s" s-. p na III K
from s;';s '.Sb sss d :ss R
1897 1897 Cen. ~: s5SrSs Con, M.
~7OOnu ave 10 VIZ, La ave. NALL -
STABLES
1907 at NV rear S3l 1920 Conn ave. .e25
'e srib ~; s. fosh .ss SD:
EOR RENT-SMALL BRICK HOUSE, zoo ST.
me-, contai lining rooms and summer kitchen and
s. f SIS Inquire Eos aSs s
FOR RENT-PART OF FURNISHED HOUSE,
L comprising parlor. bed rooms, dining room and
kitchen; very desirable. Gall after p m at 1920
st. NV. se1o3t'
Tor RENT DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
Il dencs 1905 Conn. (near British minister's)
ID rooms, all modern improvements and in complete
order will lease by the year and to q private family
only. J. FRED. KELLEY. Room 20. Atlantic build
Ing g2S- $50 st. NV. selp-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


ZOE NT-FUENIsHED. ZINE RESIDENCE
1919 n IA rooms: all mo- rouvent-nces /:
elegantly furnished GEO. W. LlNkINs. 800 lash
st. NV r-ts.,w
EoR RENT-SES S-ROoM AND BATH BRICK
\ house ssA 11th q. NV; all modern Improve
ments US Applyto X. 4 PATRO.
seo-lm 49, l. u,sians ave-
EoR RENT-A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, THOR
i ouEhly furnished throughout: sitnate on X a. /:
containing IL rooms Tested by steam and open Ere
places tire rooms and halls largo and particularly
adarted ior recepfons iarre front yard and iarkns
and large back yard raved to wide alley. This bouss
u in complete order the psrlors finished with the
finest N snte. 3 and mirrors
For full particulars apply to
FRANCIS HUPTY,
seS-lm 1901 st. Nv.
E>oR RENT UNFINISHED
L 2Si Elm ST.. lie Druit Park tSr h. and C.
o Groom houses. cor. l:iih and X sts sea
FURNisHED. A
l1U9 Corcoran st. n. ". Or nicely furn she'd: h.
and G. a. mi rent for the season or by the
Store room. i2r:s5 1877 nh ST. NV. ''''' io''o
House OF 81. Capitol Hill sp'enddiy located;
JOHNSON L BkRRETI.
seSu 600 F ct. nv
E>OR RENT-s6 80; 5R0oM FRAMES ON TuR
ner st. n. e. just OF Badensburx road Po.omac
water in each house. THOS. E. wAGGANAN
eIfm 9l1 Est
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WANTED-HOUSES.

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tol0O WHITE BROTHERS.
Real Estate Aeents.
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NUANTED = PROPERTY OWNERS HAVING
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EUGENE r. RUSSELL. Real Estate Agent. 17t0 sth
nv sepl7-2t'
yVANrED-To PURcHAss HOUSE OF NOT
w leo than rooms. a m muSs Be In geod loea-
80 hot nOt ICES than - IT. front state price
ed tsrnA Addrsss L. n D.. Star ofacs- ss10-xs
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sel7-Ss

CrOR RENT
1895 ceroossn ier 50 1905 ieth nv. IL: 3
So2 pei. avsn 1or....S oSS Elm l. Droit Payi q
5l7 q 1898 ~ O NV. $50. H. 70
1871 Q. comnletely furnished. eI25 month.
Handsomely furnished house, 1853 st.
ESOR RENr-el3 RHODE ISLAND AVE. BRICK;
Il three stories and cellar; 10 and bath ali
modern improvements; reduced 20 $40
Il Gle; elegant corner house 10 rooms nne order
rent low. Apply 70 OWNER. 2411 Pa. ave. before 10
EOR RENT-HOUsE OF ELEVEN ROOMS AND
y Al c1ayeniences. n most BEAUTIFUL part n va.h,
let stTssS ssphsissd Wiii issse Sss one Isss &
esq. % pr no1tA- Apply 70 LE Roy FUTILE,
circlei green stons frpnf; IS rooms md bath
foom:; 1890 :llA .Isshi.x tHess r soitabs for
NOW WHIT 8 S0tkA lSo6 p eve ~.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMfBEIL oARRINeToN ,ATToRNEY-AT-LAv
Webster Law Butlding. 500 d st. NV Wa661ngto1
d. c. Besidence. 913 X ~ nv. ~
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NIANTED-CASH PAID FOH FUhNITURE. CAR
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speciality: furniture stored. packed and hauled all
kinds Of repairing and uphoster.n2 done at short
st n. SELF
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L VERY DESIRABLE
- BUILDING SITE ON NORTH SIDE
MASS. AVE BETWEEN nth AND 18TH SITS.
2Jxl3b to lo-foot alley.
For price and terms
Apply TO
J. v. n. HUYCK, =
selT-M lF,n5 pa ava
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Gay and Ttis. Adhesion flns Lininx Fulp siss~ -
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BOARDING.
MANICURE.

MADAME rAy,x. MANICURE AND c4Inopon.
IA at 1o3 18th ST. N.M.-TlIs only fsnna-ser N a
nanufscturcr OF FINE MANICURE ssd OF Ropop.
sst GOODS souta NJ Nsw iork s-,sns-
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FOR RENT-WINDOWS.

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LOR RENT
l. SDl4-l6 NJ st. br store
and dwelling, l2r. .3t
2407 NJ st, br h. mi. 7r. 4
BIO Dumb. ave. br h.
1925 (. !; soth st. 6r h. m ~ I. :
Frame cottage, Sd one
from Woodiey Inn.
T...................H.t
29l5 Dumb. ave. br.
IN 1. 6r. .25. .
1927 Both st. br. IN i. =
T......................s
1913 32d st. br house
and store. Or. &c. Z
@44 2 st. br. IN .Tr. 20. 4
2O3 Z Ut, br. N /. Or. II. .
GEORGETOWN office.
se16 Washington Office.
EOR RENT-A. s. CAY
Il 20l0 II 1t rw. Or. -. g.
Cor Wilson and 4th SITS
NV, Or. .................:
Is n c ave Sc. M. ],
Interchangeable
1T23 Pa ave NV. IT,.
2l3 II st ne. Or.
3l7 n ] ave Sc. Or. 81. !
q46 Fla ave NV, 81. :!
$40 Z st. n. W.. unfurnisl
ST
Cor Wilson and 4th NV. E:
STA
Cor Wilson Il 4th NV. 81
Rear l I'll 9th st NV. IL
aa1H ~
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SELF 1907 Pennsyivanis ave. n. w.
airable houses TO offer from October l. viz 1907
n H. ave- $S6 L. lQl6 ga st.. SOL So 22O7 K st..
e6S. 45, and 2213 Washington Circle S65 65. These
are all In that pretty triangular block n. II. ave
4 and 22d sts. They have rooms. bath. cellar,
furnace and all the i'm, rovements finished in hard
wood 1925, ~ and 20 st. nearly new 3sIory
iar. fninses I'll mod mp. SIS 70 eiI snd se
s. 3,story and basement bricks. with IL rooms;
s72. ~. And two 3story bricks. 1000 and 1913 2Oth
st. with rooms, bath, cellar and the modern i'm
provements $40 80. These choice houses and are
Tor lease only. Prices named include water rent.
B. II. WARNER CO..
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1910 NJ st, br. IN 1. g
rooms and stable. .S20
3 Ht9 sd st. fat. LIST
D floor. Or. rs
1926 33d st. br house.
D or. ..::..............l4.5O
32O0 N st. FIR house.
D 3r.................14.3 30
3?OS N st. Fl house.
5r..............l4. 30
D 1T2D 33i st, br house.
D 1927 37th st, Fl house
and stable. Ar. IL
) LIST house. Bacon st. b..
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