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working Tor silver. Among them are
Senators Jones and Stewart Of Nevada.
C0uEfussman Newlands Of that state
aud many Lesser light-. An excellent
undermining eN sis between the two
organizations, and their conventions
were appointed for the same day ia 81.
Louie, with tue end In view that they
might unite upon a candidate, or n
the Democratic organization should
nominate man satisfactory TO them
that they might iudorsc tut
nomination. 80 for % the
men now In Chicago bre con-
cttued lhB latter action IA ~ settled fact.
Tho Naiionsl Silver party was organ.
ICED shout year ago 10 givea political
place TO men who had lett tnu existiug
parties because neither OF the two
great ones were committed TO ifoo ~.
ver. 10 n quiet way u mas been
forming an OranuizhtiOn In all tho
siates, which It, leaders expect Will
prove y sIroug ally i0r the Democratic
party IN the campaign, " !, does not
become merged into that organization.
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SOME ouRsE. somE uLE-s.
Press Comments on the Nomination
~ Bri hu Tor President.

freah comments hh tue NNntinntlOu
oi Brbhu Tor President.
NEW YOEl, July ll.-ResaFding
the Democratic nomination .he PIes,
sayi Ia the last hour the Democratic
convention nominated 10 tho Presl.
denCy man, who, until yesterday
wa, known TO the vast majority OF his
country mon only through the rumOTs
OF photographic print. His local Tepute
has been, n not wide, intense ~ the
"stat attraction" OF P0pulist plonicn
and the prize orator Of Nebraska c9uu,
~ iniIs.
"Bug the nomination matters little.
J ITus cut 10 be lovely aud some.
what amusing tTavefsity. A bOdyiof
men have met anu assumed the haUil,
ments VI tho Democratic party.
Ragged and foul NJ are these they tind
contamination Ia this touch o, men
who have seized them In violation OF
the lowest code Of thieves. In this
gulae II has spared from tue distinction
OF ih attack VI pOliuoal Institutions
which Americans hold dear. IL has
exalted much which Americans mold
particularly vile.
NLw iOmI, July ll,-Rpgarding
the Democratic nomination tue Adyef-
User sayt: The issue IL between houes.
~ aud reputation; between patriot
Ism aUd rack treason, lilo 10 AN Hccl.
uental candidate without one iibre OF
presidential timber In his whole men.
tai anu political cjmpOsiOn.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The Globe.
Democrat, Republican, sayt: "rhete
ID a strong probability that Bryan will
get votes In tho Eastern states that
Bland could not obtain, because Bryan
Is less completely anu less cOnspiGu.
Ously Identified with tho FREQ silver
cause. Thli, however, Is an element
VI weakness IN Bryan iot the very con-
alteration which makes him less OIL
Jectionnble to lnv gold faction Ot his
party Will render him less acceptable 10
tue silver faction"
MiNNEApOLis, MIMI, July 1.-The
Tlne, Democrat, says udioIislly :
"BTyun's nlmlnAtiOn was tue WiBeBt
choice tbs Chicago convention could
have made from this stand point Of the
lIee silver interests. He has always
been IN sympathy with economic anu
social views heid by tho Pypullsts.
His endorsement by tho fOpulist con.
yontiOn Will mean HUlid and on
thuslHBliC uuiOn OF all silver iOIctf--a
situation wulch the Republican gold0-
crst psriy msy consider with alarm"
CLEVELAAD, o., July III, - The
Lendeb among other tlinRu, says,
edltofially: Washington, Jefferson,
Lincoln AMI BTyALl God cave tho
county from such stupidity, from such
an lusutlpIable spectacle. But Bryan,
with all oil uis ignorance, his choap
demagogy, his inIoieraDle gabble, his
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ruiE UUu,N Wan
a Retrospect from ihr STANDPOINT OF
tie tusur-ont..

ihn iusut gents
NEW YoRiS, July ill.,. Estrada
Palma, the Uologuto of tue CUBAN
ruyulutiluaty party here. received "a
letter from tue rebel Ctiet Maxine
Gomez. rne letter Ia dated Camagucy
tPueuo Phnoiprl June 20, aud II ssys
On usr;
"This letter II written with the oh.
llCt Oi trkiuF glance ht all thr events
developed la tnis country since the
beginning OF thu'wh simultaneously
With tue uprising, spain cent TO tbe
CsiluY one OF her best generals, pro-
viiud with all sorts ol resources 10
quIui tho rebellion, but In spite Of the
Strenuous efforts Of tue Justly famed
MhrliuU1 Camps the uprialug could
not be suppressed.
"rhc Spanish general, trusting In
tho help VI the uisCfuJiiUd political
patilua VI the islau1 rather Than Ia the
strength VI his army, toCK little care to
measure the prop rtilns VI thu tUvOlu-
tons. On July II, 1895, Campjs ffst
attempted TO 10 iutO the interior hnd
iitst appeared In BayamO, but Antonio
Maceo awaited him a u the Spanish
haI hSfi work 10 reach the historical
city Of Pefai0ra, having buen badly
beaten.
From this moment the revolution
took path that obtained Tor Il On un-
Interrupted series Of ttiumphs. The
Cuban army could not bo held any
longer Ia tnb oabt--CamaluuYa uud
Las Withstand naturally commenced
its march 10 tue western fegiOns. We
undertook that great onletprisi with.
out ailuslon Ab at our fes0ufcci; We
knew We nud uug lew, but We were
compelled tU move OF, feeling that tn
tue end hll tuis would be advantageous
IOf ". Our army did not nina any
uuttfuc'i0n tn spanish placed b. tnuit
patti aud continued on their way TN
hey uiumphantly plated theit nag
IN tho buuuuariyB ul tho western
provinces. ~ the sound OF our notsvs'
IA Of iu that diltrlct thr government, OF
the colony ttcmblud, Tut u was MT Tor
the defeat OF death Of t. soldiers
which spain can replace, NOT Tor tue
destruction OF tue pubic wealth, iOt
that that eau he tAis1I and Increased
again with labor. IL tfemblel because
II was losing forever the false prestige
VI It, power. Al present n9thing IL
left 20 tue spanlaris IN Cuba, not even
The ground where they stand. rheir
| prestige u Lost even ia Havana, IN a. nj
v0uCI, which from tho tlulo VI PIuIu
anu Natiscu Lopez until that OF Car q
Manuel Dsctspefes, has been sopui-
chfil OF maly attempts male ~
Cubans TO obtain their most precious
| fighit.
Our army enjoys splendid health.
Tuoir cartridges ace iuli Of ammuni.
ton. We have received lately three
valuable expeditions aud rs tue Span
ish generals retire TO spain ours stay
here,
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UTAH TO THE FRONT,
Hsr Woman Delegate Has a Confer.
GIC1 With Mr., Bryan,
rLrpGEs HER SUPPORT TO HIN


special 10 the NEws
PALMER HOUSE, Chicago. July Ia.
With tue adjournment Of the con.
vonuon today tho Utah delegates tore
Down the decorations " their Heal.
quarters, closed their doors and
scattered In all directions.
Nj Rawlins snd Counrllmen Dale
and MUtds lett for homo last night,
judge Powers will 10 10 Michigan 10.
morrow aud spend week visiting
ffieuds.
a. W. McCunc, who has been
choson national committeeman Tor
Utah, viii remain here until Monday
evening, to uieet with his colleagues,
who are ~ outline plan OF campaign
which they claim will DO tho most
vigorous ono In tho history OF their
party.
THIS evenings train for Utah will
have as passengers David Evans, 4. Il.
Thurman, l.. II. Mar.inrau, d. Fer.
guson anu score or more other Uto-
niaus.
At the request Of Mr. Bryan. Mrs.
Dr.. Ferguson Of Salt Lake IL to meet
tue Dsmlcrallc standard bearer for
few moments Vt the Nebraska head.
quarters at tho Clifton HOUSE thi.
afternoon. Tho Invitation Is the re.
suit Of the following letter written by
Mite. Ferguson to Mt. Bryan last even.
ing;
"HOn. w. ]. Bryan, Of Ncbra,ks,
Nominee OF tho National Demo
cratic Convention tor President OF
tue United SIalesi
"Doat Sit-ln the name Of the
Democratic women VI Ulsn, who NIL.
cast their first ballots foF President OF
the United states next Novem.
Der, | congratulate you upon the
glorious victory gained today, by the
FREQ Silver party, IN nominating you
hs tue standard bearer OF the army OF
human progress, whose success will
bring hope and comfort 10 tho toiling
millions that have NJ long groancd be-
meath tho burden OF the 'eross OF gGlJ.1
AZ the nrst woman who ever occu
piod seat In national convention, /
ulsdge you the votes OF IN,
Democrats women OF the new
born state Of Utah, together
win my PERSONAL Efforts 90 relurn .
large minority for Democracy, FIRES
SILVER anu w. J. Bryan. IN November
next. Sincerely yOurs,
ELLEN u. FERGUSON,
Alternate Tor Utah."
some OF the Chicago papers have
had considerable TO say about this
"Firt woman delegate" In u national
convention anu on receiving = letter
from her, Mr.. Bryan expressed himself
as DESTROYS Of seeing her personally be-
fore her departure Tor home, anu her
call At the Clifton this afternoon was
tue result OF that expression,
COLONEL ARGUS.
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ROCHESTER, n. ", July 1.-The
Whitney. Hiil party arrived Ia Buffalo
At s u'Glock this morning and proceed
OF eastward. They were quiet anu
non-committal as last night on the
proposition who;her they wuull bolt,
IL IL believed, their silence Il caused by
~ desire FIRST 10 know whether tue Pop
ulists VIII endorse the platform aud
the ticket II they do there IL some
likelihood OF a gold convention which
viii proclaim Itself tue Democratic
rational convention on the ground
that thu last sU.cullad 0ne was controlled
by POpulists aud declared for their
tonsls. II ihe P5pulists No not join the
Democrats, then HIN Gnd whitney
think II wal b. wise through a manifesto
to say u tue people Just what the
Eastern gold men believe will DO tue
Uutc mo VI the election,
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Result of "unlimited' Enthusiasm.

Heber Randall, aged about 80, a
reslden; Of b street, was SERIOUSLY In.
lutrd about 1880 last night. He was
s1hilarAteI by Ine silver prospect sud
SOMETHING else, and INDUCED IN tho
Juvenile pastime OF setting OF nru
crackers, These did not explode with
tutll client fapility 10 please his fancy,
10 hu brought out u eau OF gun powder
ANA threw a potion " tue stun on this
iguited crackers. rhs tllsl from tns
lose IoSIer caught that IN tue eau.
The result was u loud explosion, which
brought tue people OF the ueigub1ghyOd
out on the sIruet TO soc what was tns
matter. They found Rainfall on his
Jack, and very badly Injured. Au
examination by ID. BowUrs showed
that his right wris. was fractured, aud
tue ihumh 20 shattered as 10 render
bmputatlon VI that member PROBABLE.
His arms and face wUfo severely
suOrohoJ, bug Ms hia eyes were closed
Tor the time being, II was not ascsf.
tanned whether tnhy were uetrlmens-
ally Affected.
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rrxas aud IlInol. Gold Men Agree

CHICAGO, July ll.-Aiier confer.
enee between tho K III Democrats oi
Illinois and n committees sent frcm
Texas TO represent the Anti.silvrr tenti.
ment OF tnat state the following
slgued caro- WIS Issued: "Uudcrsigned
elected by the Democratic convention
0i Texas 10 attend tue convention ut
Chicago 10 cooperate with any Demo
Gratis there met together for the ire.
setvation Of the Integrity Of the Dem.
ucfauc party and the petpeluaiiOn OF
ils principles, hereby heartily endorse
the action Of the Illinois Democracy
In calling Tor Democratic national
convention to nominate a candidate
ior President ami Vlct-PTesiIcnt anu
adopt n platform Of Democratic pTlnoi.
pies. t5lgnod.) RuUs HARDY; Goo.
CLARK; h. &. Cnuuef; h. w. Heliy;
ID. G. BJlingcr; q. a. Road.
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utter lack Of common sense hui his
general ineapaciiy In every direction.
Ia n typical Democrat ~ tive rev
school. His weapon IL VIM; uIs Stock
In trade IL his mouth.
CHICAGO, July ll.-The Times.
Herald says. The nomination OF Bryan
Ne tue Democratic nominee, on n Pop.
ulist platform, for President OF me
United Slater, means that thuro is
scattered, not numerous tut fesOlute
PARTY In this county IN favor o.,
among other thiurf, extinction 20 the
fisht Of private contract; legislation
sn o. 10 alter the supreme Ctutt n the
United States ne to maarit POpulis,ic;
voluntary bankruptcy Of all busiuess
men ~ tuu Uuittd States who ATE MT
Nundefhilts uud AstUfE.
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B. Y. Aendemy Summer School.

summer school Will be- held at the
Brigham Young Academy, Provo,
lhls year al usual. There will be a term
OF four weeks, beginning on July 27Ih.
The htst week will 10 tfte, anu all
VINO wish u come are most cordially
invited. Tue services Of Prof. Edward
HI. Griggs OF the famous Leland 5tAu.
iorJ it,. University, VI California, have
been secured, ana lac viii deliver mis-
lectures uuuug tue hfst wees. a
cnagpu vi Two dollars pet week VI hyc
tOr the latter three Wuvhs viii DO
made, anu regular academic sIudies
will DO IursuNu.
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CHICAGO, Juiy lO.-Senator David
u. Hul aud William q. Whitney lett
Chicago It $3.50 y. m. today TOT home.
Governor FilWUF aud large sumter
VI tue New York delegation remained
10 attend tbs convention tonight.
Senator HIN was asked % no hal
anything TO say, aud ne iopllca; ~
was DsmOofag before tho convention,
aud / am Democrat stili.'
Senator hill said that his nbsenc1
from the convention today could not
DO ascrl1od to mean that he boltod the
COnvnutIOM.
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San FRANCISCO, July ll.-Jo'eph
l.. Qllun, "a private IA battery l., Fun
Artittufy, was murdered last night NJ
Fort Mss0n, by n companion. James
Kelly, member OF the same COM
pany, Is under arrest. No cause is
known other than that QIlun anu
kullY had Il quarrel cary Ia tue cyou-
ing which, however was supposed by
their friends TO have been Of no more
than passing muAunJ Qllun'H heal
was almosl severed from uis bhOulders
by AT.zot cut,
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NIl.nmmcr Lkcnr.lun Rntes.

In another column viii DO found
the tempting rates offered by tue
Union Pacific 10 points In northern
Utah and Idaho. from this city. These
rates are placed ut tigures that make
travelling very cheap aud the points Sc
leclei to which they are maue are
very attractive to persons who love
huntipg, fleming, fine scenery anu
cool bTaciug atmosphere IN summer
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MILWAUKEE, Wiz, July l0.--rho
convention OF JUwith rsbui- adjourned
this afternoon, selecting Montreal ns
tha neat Place OF mtetinr, ia JJlF,
1871. The following unicrB wtr5
chosen: Pfosiient. l.. 81. Wise, Gu
rinulu; viCu.pfoiteui, EtNui 1. H..
Leuchs, New Orlonna; ftcrui vice.
president. William N1tuubu, Bslii.
more; treasurer, d. Hrcui, Milwau-
kec; recording secretary. Charles L..
Levy, CncinnaNi corresponding rec.
relnTy, d.. M'u.z cui.r, Cincinnati.
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MeLcnn 1. Noln candlan.e.

CHICAGO, July ll.-John II. Me
Loan salu ,nls morning; II never was
o candidate Tor two things Ia my life,
and net candidate Tor Vice PTo,Id ni.
When | Withdrew my me yesterday
/ cropped out OF tue fight. was
offered the second place wish every
one OF the candidates except Bryan
anu refused absolutely. II ms name
Ia presented al all, II viii DO 10 accom-
pIish some other purpose than my
nomination
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IIlr GoLn ItEsEnNE.
Pears that Withdrawals wIi lie In.
creased from Nuw On.

wAHiiiNuIUS, July III. 49, For the
sixth time siuce Matcn |, 1903, the
gold reserve %! 500. 100 900 has been
Invaded. Yesterday total Withdraw.
ais was s03i.1u1 ami leaving the
am unt OF the reserve 500, Ia. 800.
OF those Withdrawal. 500 900 was
Tor export. Although tue treasury
officials decline 10 be- Interviewed on
tne subject, they express fear that
Withdrawals viii DO s.imut ted by the
action OF the Chicugo convention In
declariug Tor free silver.
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Ihe unen,Ine.. ln Inrksy.

NEW YORK, July ll.-An Athens
dispatch 90 the Herald sage: Five
more Christian deputies have arrived
Ia Canea. Its now certain that they
viii meet and this form having been
gone through II /. learned from diplI-
matte sources that an arrangement IL
certain 10 be arrived NJ. Two batalliOns
Of Turkish troops have gone to Serb
and will bo directed into the Bulgat.
ian frontier. Other troops are also eE.
ptc,eI.
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WICHITA, Kas., July II. - Ogla.
homa Harry Hili u dead from c1ncu .
zion VI the brain. He WIS thrown
from a buggy last week aud never To-
gaiuel CONSCIOUSNESS.
LONDON, July ll.-Sir August
Bcfkly Hazel, formerly Birth Bm'
ba'ssdat NJ Vienna, Ia dead. He wa,
b1Tniu 1882,
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A Visitor Prom Chicago.

Today the NEWS had pleasant call
from MI EIwar1 Bradley OF Chicago.
% nephew OF tue late DR.. Groves OF THIS
city. Inls IL Mir. Brsdley's fiTst trip
west OF OmahB, aud as Is usull IN such
cases he Is much pleased with Uiah's
capital. lie will remain here some
days aud then proceed westward as lar
40 San francisco,
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NEW POLITICAL PARTY.
A NaturaIiEsd Chinamab Has mn Idea
of His ava,

CHICAGO, July ll.-A local paper
ssys; An attempt to establish n new
political party whicn viii nave as It's
aim tho repeal Of tue Chinese immigIa.
son laws aud the abolition OF Nil LABOR
saving machinery VIII ba made at a
mass meeting 10 DO held this evening.
The would.be founder OF the new
party, which he would call the
American Liberty party, IL Wong
CHIN Foo naluralilsd Chinnmsn,
tue United States. Mr. Foo tired to
get the Republican and Democratic
national conventions 10 allow him 10
speak before them and then iucorpOT-
ato In their platform plank approving
his principles. Both Of ;he onnven.
ti0Ds refused 10 grant his request anu
he determined % establish an iDue-
pendent parry Tor The purpose.
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..cII HMM ln q nn,llc.

NEW NOuS, Julg ia dispatch tn
the WOflu from CppytJwu say! Cecil
IN ice was IN tho thick Of the nght
with insufgent MntabUo, ut Amima.
ba, near Buluwnyo. Three hundred
foUel natives were killed In the battle,
though the Btiush l1ss wap only 10.
There IL fighting along the line la
Malabeleland.
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slIKer Feree. NEmI UnIIs.

Chicago, July lO.-Tne leaders OF
tho NauuLal silver party anu the
Populst party who are IA Chicago DC.
clare that their organization will In.
ijIse the nomination OF Bryan at the
convention 10 be- held in 81. Louis on
July 22nd. Many OF the prominent
men OF theso parties have been here
during the oonyoution, watching the
procet dings and in an unofficial way
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A oi0ANTlO aLOnE.

A sch,me Is on foot to erect gigan.
tic model OF the globe, surrounded by
stair cases twice tue sizp Of the pro.
posed globe, Tor the Paris exhibition.
The tcale will be one five hundreuths
Of nature and the globe will take two
years u bulld. Lonuon Will be about
IhS Size Of an English penny. a mum.
Der Of public men have written Letters
lavoring the idea.
A civil peuHisn Of 81 200 has been
granted Prot. Huxley's widow and a
psnHiOn 0f $40 hns been granted to the
widow Of SIR Joseph Barnby, the late
principal OF the guild hall school Of
music.
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CHICAGO, July II. - The exodus
from tue city has already begun. Most
OF the special trains which brought
marching clubs with bands and shout
trs have gone. Bryan IL carefully re-
framing lrom tnhiug active part In the
election OF his associate on tho ticket.
An effort was made last night to
induce him TO attend a meeting OF
leaders who sought to secure an agree.
ment on the nomination, but he de.
clinti.
Hls quarters at Clifton house rival
the convention hall m the center OF
ATTRACTION for great throngs. They be
siege the enhances ana corridors and
keep up continuous demonstration.
The nominee hlnitolf frequently has
his doors oren, not only TO the Leaders
but TO the crowd In general and talks
without any Of the restraint the pOliti.
cal candidates usually impose.
His prtgenee hero may lead TO i'm.
mediate action by the committee on
notice, 80 that the Formally OF pro.
eeeding In n body TO his home and
there exchanging notification Of the
nomination and tho csndidRtu's nc.
crptauco mny DO avoided.
his speeches 10 tho "plhin people"
from the balcony OF the hotel last night
arc ,0Een to indicate tho general lines
OF his campaign.
The tslK OF an independent ticket Is
still In embryo form AMI lacks the
powerful lLiluenct New York, Massa.
ohuey,ls, Penusy lvauia anu Other
slrOHVbUlis eau give 10 II. The only
definite step IN that direction was iaken
al u meeting Of the Illinois men, IN.
GLIDING Comptroller ECkles, ex.COu-
PfUssman Ben Il, Gable, Ffanklin Me-
VtlEb aGu John II. Hopkiue, at which
resolutions were prepared ihvUrlng the
b0miu.u n " an independent cAudl'
date on gold platform.
J, II. Mclean ni ONO who was the
most fUTmiuHble candidate last might
would not allow his ugmi TO 20 pre-.
senied tor the vice presidential MONT.
nation ana left an open Hold for tue
second honor. TIE silver leaders
stood about with their heads u ether
discussing thu availability Of various
ounIiGstes. Ex-Cln gresham Ben
shiyoly VI Inuisna who recently has
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McLrar .0S.
Scw,ll 26i.
Harry III.
Williams MasF. 10.
Clarke ~.
Patthon 1.
Daniels 90.
Not voting $50. Total $50.
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Tie Proceedings close with singing
and nusir-adI purntnent
sine Dic.

mn"
sine Dic.
-
So, r..u., -.
on tue fret ballot was as followg
s.w,lI 100
sibisy 1913
Wiiiams Mas. 10.
Fithian 1.
Mclean Ill,
Williams uil12g.
Hand %,
Clark so.
Boies 20.
Harrity q.
BaehVufn ~
nV'n,stii.
White /.
Patllson ..
Es'AI o'-'
u,.,,, ,,, an. .,c,,a uai,o,.
r,.,., u,. ..,o,, hail,t WA
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SECOND PLhCE.
Arthur Sewell of Maine
for Vice President.
ON Thu FIFTH BALLOT.
Renewed Scenes Of Enthusiasm 10 The
Convention.

INifNsE INTEREST PREVAILED.