Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-27
Exssr evening the auurIul dues
WAS Irid INA nany speeches stre
ruuffe4

Gle-aiand. June -5-rtHa assembling
az the IezgfIe e~nursnfir3N fpr tie IaEr
a5iE"s session ysIs debsys4i by tile
meeting or the officers OF ybe stare
it.agles, the new executive 1sarE. rsia
committees On lsaagsla wort; amt other
organizations engaged III Eouftns. 1usi-
ness.
The usual cheering dr Ieattius Re
pnillcanss was lndiuigpaf in Is rsipv
entered the hail To-day. AItlirIRsI
many lad gone Ininp Music hail WIS
filed wien Gen. Ac44luin. the new
president. called the convention 10
order The persistence with which
Gen. MeAlpin commanded order was
commended WITH repedrtst cheers
Tile silver nit.n ware. hnyev.rr lis
pleased. They eiaimfai. c,lar riIe nnIn-
nations eur sefr'eisIrv closed laisr
night. Cen McAlpin. howarer,- lad
the sfafes CALLED again. and the nagns
&c IL J. Downing WIS pfs.ssiirest by
minnesota Ina saRnndpsi br 0riipr
states. Numerous speeches vera
made sasanndinG tile nominations csr
ssrrSafdI-v mite before IdIuut"pmRnU
last night. IT nat been c4iuGgiir r2iar
7 B.. Brr-les. tie silver ad-1eaTT
r,Im E.;,rer.r wguid be t4e"taf. The
durt-siluar nsa vEsrs dcayEa4i ar nit
ing n conferences INST uiG.Ir mid f--sa-
ing On VI r. Downing ar Mluuesur.I,
l aud the silver men insisted thar nGm-
innT.uns 1ad heaI eihsett last nigar,.
and that tic -IIing OF Gen. MrAlpin
was an arbitrary Gne against their
cavarfra.
p F. Powers " Michigan prscipi-
uIred a scene ar some disorder by a.
fstrinG a resolution ~ hive the Sc
Ieac51u or a sstorarIry rafarrad 10 the
a~s2sssurlv. eamIuiUuaa au which sIGii
sia1e has a representative
n Numerous DBInTs OF order vera
rTisltt On the cnustiut!nualirr sr the
resalurfnn. MI ware over7,uIteI by
CIiairmaII meAlpin. who duallv rs-
fused. 10 rsa8g1i2s IIy cue uurlI order
was rpstnratL.
Mr- Powers finally Withdrew his rns-
nlurinu, 80 that business cnuIt pru-
aepft.
s~annr1rzelaer H. VI Thnrst1u ~ ya-
hrasiSa, N of the wire presidents. III
. Tits 4uucr7Ira rdHI riie chair and was
I gwen a rBlsing reception
Tile following naIne we're rfipn IT-
uGfIlrptt fgr the 8allGr- Lain T..
7 RyrIes ~ CHiGr3da, W. e. Eden &C
illinois,. T.. r.. Walker dr NabrasitI.
\ M. r. Downing o. Minnesota.
~F3axfinx L. s.IarrsE
AIrlIgugti Mr- walkers name had
bsen Withdrawn, YeE he Tefetrsht some
/ votes. Before the gssalr &C The ballGE
was announced cilalgas waTs made
4 firm Bqrues and Eaem ~ II. r. DGwt-
/ ing and the IaGrar's aiaerLan VIA nllie
unanimous. wirhGur a count.
! The aa,nmiruRe Gu rasGIlridng re-
! ported caa Parton raaUiurinu. which
was adopted, wiThGur GeBnrs. This
I ended all the silrar aGirari8n aad the
~aGssen1anE 0f this -c8nCandiaG fleriGus
u have 40 financial fghr on the fGor
i ar the convention WIS carried
t~h-gugtl. The resulr WIS greered with
~agSiaIse~
There were many nays heard CT raa
vote on the rEsaluri8n. bur the AYES
were 6verwAeimingIY IN the usI IorirF.
and rhe chair sGgu Geelaseti Them
adopted.
Masars. Humphrey II View York
LaIGlIiu Of Worth Dakota. ByrRes CT
Caiorutal Kelly % Minnesota and
Eden % Tl!insis we're appointed TO
escort Mr. Downing To Ele pELtf1ruL
4 Mr. DGwtIa- assumed tic dTlTies CT
\ hls office wir1GnE making q speeeh. \
srraEZ vote GE thanks was rendered
H6n. l. r. Humphrey, the retiring
secretary Votes aF thanks we're Also
rendered to citizens Of CIeveiand az
president Tracey and other officers.
The etecri0n % treasurer vas re-
ferred 20 the executive committee
VI. r. Downing was born in fse6 IN
| tue BerCshire hills in MassachHsetrs.
AZ the a&- 81 ten ~ same ~sa- ana
worked az n cowboy When fourteen
he was eazgEr in a Minnesota BLIZZARD
near Candy and host his I@gs below
the knees, fIs left forearm and the
En=srs and thumb from hls right
hand With the stub Of the right hand
he writes a fine hand. Realizing his
position he took every means 10 edu-
4 cate himself. Two years ago he
purchased chs. EeuviTIe Miany star
and the Farmer and consolidated
them. aud has made a grand sgeCess
In the Newspaper business. Ffe has
always taken ar active part IN poll
ties making srE9p speeches every
fan.
Gov. Mckinley arrived from Otta-
wa Ean~ to-day. He vas met az
the union depot by the TIppecanoe
cEgb and the Foraker eIHb. headed by
/ the famous Iowa State band He was
driven directly 90 tke HoIIenden- the
headquarters Of the National Repub-
lican IeazEe. where he held q recep-
ton. Many Of the delegates 90 the
convention called upon him, and the
stream Of people passing the governor
= 49, sar1rs Eazfed fullv an hour.
An effort was made 20 induce him 70
speak. but he vas tired after his long
Journey. and declined, Later he was
driven 10 the residence of Hon NJ A.
Hanna whose guest he viii be- while
In Cleveland.