The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-02

b'SioH, MASS, sept - Aftcr MIR.
Brv"n had concluded his speech in
cuital Music hal, last night. George
Fred Williams advised the siiyrr Druu.
ocIats present TO remain all night,
holding possession fer the state con.
yeutiUG to-day. This was agreed To
ey scores of inrn Then the manager
of tie building requested the silver
men 10 dispense, and when they re.
iGsod. policemen were stationed ct
tbU doors under order, to allow my
one who wished TO go ont, but not 10
permit any to "ctirn Caterers bear.
.nE - lunch ordered by the silver co.
huii> wee refused admission. and
thea The tired and hungry politicians
Logan To ,N"rci>c their ingenuity in
~ c1ugl 10 >mr,S.c refreshments
.&to the building
James Hughes, a delegate from SOM
crNtUC, went 10 "A fire escape in tho
i'ar aud was preparing to jump Ia the
ground fifteen feet below. when his
foot slipped aud. in tr, ing to save
himself, &c seized II wire dangling
near The wire was charged vita
electricity and he Tell ,cnsrlcsS on the
Ike escape aud then tumblrd to the
ground, where he lied before any one
could reach him
shortly alter o'clock Secretary
Nathan G. Robinson OF the state COM
mittee a gold man, appeared at the
hall ana asked Manager Mudgett II
he would be ready to deliver the hail.
cleared Of the silver men, to the com.
miitce AZ IL u'clock, the hour at which
the convention was scheduled to open.
e. ., --Ns ~.
800 men in the hall who had crcden.
tia,s TO the convention ~ delegates
and he did not see how he cou d le-
Gally remove them. Secretary Robin.
son tien retired 20 the Quincy house.
where the distribution Of tickets OF
admission to the convention halt to
delegates holding credentials was be-
gun.
The doors of the hall were to have
been opened ut 10 o'clock for the ud-
mission OF delegates to the convcn-
,iun, but at 1910 AL the entrances
were closed, those inside being still
locked in and all outside refused ad.
mission. T. W. Coaklcy addressed tho
rrowu ia the street from "a window in
the hal! and announced that Mr.. VIII.
Jams IA at the American h.ase ar
rangin. for Il plan of campaign.
The delegates IN the street outside
Of Music hall organized II mectisg and
began listening to speeches. which
were !Uudiy chccrcd. \ squad OF iifty
additional policemen then appeared.
i. II. Mcllcu OF Worcester 'was
elected temporary chairman By the
Music hall delegates and Il committee
was appointed to look for another
hall
Il OCKED s. l. ORGANIZE.
a few moments before noon word
came from the inside II the hall that
tho delegates there had organized n
convention. Williams then addressed
the crowd. saying: The state com.
mit.ce refuses to open these doors.
We have u regular convention organ
ICED and in operation on the inside of
this hail. We are about to get an
other hail where the other delegates
car gather and will have u full report
of the convention on the inside. The
second convention will inlorse the
action of that now in session within.
We feel confident that we have five
s,xths OF the delegates from the state
IN our side. Stand right whore q
are until you hear from me
Wv = Slh'l " biNNNN'h't
from the gold standard Democrats AN.
uounced from u carriagcth the State
convention was about to assemble in
Faneuil hall. A few hundred left the
vicinity OF Music bali and followed
ihe messenger to Fancu,I hall.
WILLIAMS rue SILVER NoMiSEE
The reappearancc Of Williams ellie
ted some applause, which he acknowl-
edged in u brief speech promising TO
accept the nomination for governor
by the convention sitting in Music
hall.
Next came the announcement from
The interior of the hall that Mr.. Will
Jams had been nominated as the can
dldate for Governor. with cheers and
long continued shouts, the meeting in
the street ratified the nomination and
notice was then given out that del
rgates would assemble in H~orticultur-
al nall at $3.50 o'clock, when MIR. Will.
ans would accept the nomination.
At (. o'clock the committee and
.bout 900 delegates, preceded by u
band, mcrched up Washington street,
through School street, by the city
hall, where Mayor Quincy reviewed
them, then to fremont street, past
the entrsn ice TO Music hall, and from
that point to Fancuil hall. There
were no demonstrations along tn
route except at Music hall, where tn
Williams contingent roundly hisse'
the procession.
THE REGULARS ON rARADE.
While the silver Democrats wer
holding their meetings in Hamilto,
place inc Music hall, the state com
mittee was in continuous session IN
oom in the Quincy house and bulle
tins on the proceedings at Music hal
aud Hamilton place were received
About IL o'clock " Of the delegate
were sent to music hail to confe
with the Williams men and see IL
compromise could not be effected
At noon the truce committee reported
hat no n would be admitted t,
Music hall, whereupon the state com
mittce decided "a call the con vcntiol
in taneuii hall.
Killed HIS Noung Wife