The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-30

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Columbus. o.. June so.-whan the
Dsmecrasic delegates met by districts
q developed that thsrs was strong
feeling against some Of McLeans man
ayers, b1causs Of their attempt 70 do
tate the state nominations. especially
that Of II. r. Housh for governor. After
the pulse Of the delegates had been felt
In these preliminary meetings . con-
terence was called last night between
McLean's iisutenants and other leaders.
The Mclean men carried ell Of thA
n congressional districts by large ma
toritiss for members Of the gtsts central
committee. And for all OTTER Committees.
but many who co-opsrated with them at
these meetings objected to the word be-
Ing given out for any one Of ths dosen
candidates for governor.
The members OF the state centrsl COM
mittes are all classed as silver men and
favorable to Mclean for senator, with
possibly two exceptions.
After the meeting OF the delegate
by districts, there was q movement ~
bring out a new man for governor, one
who had not been involved In the com
plications OF the past two days. and
General A. j. Warner, president OF the
National Bmetallic league. and one oil
the original silver advocates In con-
gress, was most prominently mentioned
as the dark horse.
The convention assembled at 10 q. m
today, and II Is stated that there VIII
be no recess or adjournment until
nomination Is made for governor. IL
is believed that some Of the candidates
will drop out early. but that there VIII
be almost q dozen names presented toI
governor.
The committee on resolutions or
ganized with General A. J. Warner a
chairman and d. 8. oliver as secretary
The following sub committee was ab'
pointed to draft q platform: n. J
Warner. y. B. Finley. Allen o. Myers
George Moore, w, T.. Hockey. Thi'
committees reDorted 10 the full commit
tee. and sitter discussing the platform
till after midnight Il was adopted.
All the resolutions on Cuba. tariff ant
everything else were thrown away. tn,
Chicago platform 10 reaffirmed. and tina,
part Of 1t which refers to the fnancia
question is reincorporated In the sam,
language az that used at Chicago. Thii
Is all the platform that Mclean wanted
In the state convention last year. and Il
IL ell that he wanted at Chicago.
Cslby Alumni Meets.
Waterville. Me-. June 3O.-The Colby
University Alumni association met yes
tarday afternoon In Alumni hall for its
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'hosen to confer with the trustees on the
question OF permitting the alumni to
nominate every third member Of the
board. Necrologist c. v. Hanson re-
ported six deaths during the year. The
officers chosen were as follows: Prest-
dent, Leslie c. Cornish. Augusta: vice
president, r. w. Dunn, Waterville; Sec
retary. Professor e. w. Hall. Water
Vile; necrologist. Rev. c. v. Hanson,
ID. d.. Skowhegan; councilmen, r. w.
johnson, Harvey d. Eaton and w. C..
Philbrook Of Waterville. Governor
Powers. class of 10. arrived yesterday
afternoon to attend the exercises.
Commencement ut Radcliffe.
Cambridge, Mass, June 30.-Radcliffe
college, the feminine annex Of Harvard,
held its commencement exercises at
Sanders theatre yesterday afternoon.
The audience filled the theatre. After
Mrs. Aggassiz, the president of the COL
lege. Miss Irwin, the dean, and the men,
bers of the board Of government had
come In. the senior class in cap and
gown, and the glee club marched to
the platform seats. The exercisei
opened with prayer by Dean Hodges
Of the Cambridge Theological school
The glee club sang the 10th ode from Che
second book Of Horace. Mrs. Aggassiz
who presided, then reviewed the worl
Of the year, and looked into the future
DR.. Henry p. Walcott, as the repre-
sentative Of the university offered con
gratulations. Then the degrees were
conferred by Mrs. Aggassiz. Thirt,
young ladies' were given the degree o.
bachelor Of arts, and the degree of master
OF arts was conferred upon six others.
Boynton Charter Accepted.
Boston, June 30.-Pursuant to the lega
notices, the incorporators of the Boston
Quincy and Fall River Bicycle Railroad
company met yesterday afternoon ant
elected Edward A. Perkins clerk, ant
voted to accept the charter passed by
the legislature. The following directors
were elected: Albert III. Overman
Robert l.. Evans, James F. Shaw, Au-
gustus G.. Perkins. Francis w. Breed
e. Moody Boynton and Edward A. Per.
nins. The directors, later on, selected
the following officers: Albert H. over.
man Of Chicopee. president; James F
Shaw Of Boston, treasurer; Z. Moody
Boynton and General o. o. Howard
vice presidents; Edward A. Perkins
secretary. 1t was resolved to proceed
In the selection and survey of portion
Of the route for an elevated railroad
from Boston to Fall River.
Militia at Negroes Trial.
Franklin, KY. June 3o.-The trial Of
Green Dinning, the negro who Is charged