Ledger-Enquirer from Columbus, Georgia • 1

4 4 otamtas NO 231 1894 SENATOR BILL NOMINATED OUR STOCK COMPLETE! NDKED ONE Paris Novelty Suits hich class Goods Dress Covert Cloths Cloth AT CHARLESTON THE STORM to 0 de A Kirven Co Seen Them Mothers Who TREEa AND TELEGRAPH ROLES THORNTON AT CUSSETA a And see how near the cost line sell THE ALCOHOL REBATE He CONTRABAND CHINAMEN I de BUSINsSS STILL IMPROVES a de THE NEBRASKA DEMOCRACY CRBBIiOM Uli in THE NOMINEE SERENADED ie me DIRECTUM THE WINNER (IVMIM'LD US 1AUI THB Highest of all in Leavening Power 1 attest Gov Report At Wholesale hr Loeb Kr uhnan A Co Ml nfana Craadow pro tb by ie lor boat that isny It ion and illon of of the he Id 11 Df i'e that retn aloe a the Dress rench ad rp RS HURRICANE AT JACKSONVILLE lion for members of Parliament look niece yesterday resulted in the of twenty eight Ministerialists fifty Opposition and thirteen lodependi Ministers O' Gouzen Baser ana ku son and Speaker Bent were defeat re election The victor comprise a teeuonitt majority out me vtcti alleged to have been ehitfly due sunoort or persons in lhe civil maieonwuts wno are irate at rnme mi tar Patterson's reduction of salaries nominee district constl psrty failed THE GREAT El 1ZM MM CREE DON MILL A SURPRISE NEW YORK DEMOCRATS INSISTON HIS CANDIDACY ths semator srraas his teabks at albamy AlraxyN September 26 Senator that of his OB BILL PROTESTED BUT THB VOTE was HIS SPEECH AT ALBANY TO SBKE THB PLATORM ADOPTED THAB WAS EAEED THB LORIDA AJIGB CROP THE BLOW IS JACKeUSVILLE 8AVASSAH AND CHARLESTON IT WAS LESS SEVERE ON THK GEORGIA COAST TUB LATTER KNOCKED OUT OX THB SEC OND HOUND DESCRIPTION THE HHT 11Z CHAL LENGES COHBKTT trets la favor of the Bryan forces leaving the administration and anti silver element as a Email minority in the convention ecarely luO delegates Oldham of Kearney was made permanent chairman and announced the convention as ready for nominations Dr Edwards of Lancaster amid great demons! rations placed Covgressmxn liryan in nomination (or United States malar He was chosen by acclamation and replied in a pch pledging himself to work for free silver and against monopolies The pla'form endorses the language used by John Carlisle in lo78 when he denounced the to destroy silver money as the gigantic crime of ibis or soy regards right money as an aitritn ecf sovereignty believes til al ail money issued by the Gov ernment whether gold silver or paper should be made a legal lender for all deb's and favors the election cf United States Senators by a direct vote cf the people cribs ground secret The Democi alic party which has always stood fur political and religious freedom does not hesitate to condemn all efforts to create a distineion among ci'iims because of differeues in faith as unworthy ef ai enlightened age and as abhorrent to the instincts of America free of living revenues and favored industries Comparatively little was known cf Cree don by the general public although the visitors from St Louis were enthusiastic In their praises of the uian fact however tizdmmons prohibitive favorite the pool room odds being quoted at from 3 to 10 to 1 to 3 while as good as 5 to 2 coaid be had agiuot Creedon When the mpn entered the ring for the great ilzsitnmon looked indeed formidable He was fl tely drawn and tut for the tracts of prlcklcy beat hiskin was as white as a a II is enormous shoulders and chest when com pared with bls narrow waist and hips was particularly marked Ills long lithe arms and legs were covered with sinuous mua cfes that gave very Indication of terrible force and speed Ills every movement in the ring was like that of a panther watch ing bls prey and ready to spring upon it SCOTCH STRIKERS TO Bl EVICTED Glasgow September The Scotch coal owners this afternoon held a meeting ant resolved to evict from their houses all miners who do not return to work A dos in delegate a moved to suspend the roll call for nominations but Senator Hill remarked that be had had acme experience with legislative bodies and the rules of the aaaembiy under which the convention was acting would not permit ths ospeasioo of tbs roil call and diieded the Secretary to lec lich irn lour its for svs's COTTON BKVIKW New Yokk September 26 Cotton clliud 0 noiuts and closed 4) llej Dales Liverpool declined 5 ioft points and clutid Itngular with prices I to Ig points lower than al yesterday's clos ing Spot cull was weak with sales of 12000 bales I Chester yarns bad a small ir qutry cl th weri qaiet New Orleans declined 0 10 inis Spot cotton here was 1 16 lower Sties 3 bales for spinners lhere was euu of 1 local Mobiis and L'riis and: a Savannah New Orleans Norfolk Baltimore and Memphis Charleston ad vanced 1 J6z New O'iear sold 4000 Galveston 1 6t'S Memphis 775 and Navan nab 725 bales New receipts to morrow aree 3 000 hales pos sibly lCUJ bales against 3 328 on the lm day left week and 7 "50 last year Today's st the pur a Were 30 azalnst 22147 Ibis day last ek and 2642 ibis day last year and 39029 in ISO! Houaon received 8 301 bales against 2553 this day last week aud 58L last year shipment today 9519 The exports from tbe ports were 405 to Great Britain and 022 to the Continent With Liverpool decidedly lowsr partly owing to a big crop guess sent lhere from New Origan with rather more favorable crop (report from some par A of the South and declining Southern markets piia here wre quite weak and fell sharply Nolle for about 4000 bale wereent they had comparatively little effect The crop movement Is liberal trade is quiet aud the speculative market has little support except from the short interest The cyclone was reported to be coming northward attended by heavy rains at Savannah Augusta and other Southern cities but this wind storm did not cut much of a figure in the speculation today me DAMAGE TO KOPEETr SHIPPING 5 26 Sty we have the best 84 and Child's Suit lhy ever Hbakuof! When a woman the materlil fit the trimming fiilsh and the general appearance is like tue 85 and 8 7 Suls esewUere you can there's thtng in cause if any one understands a clothes it's a woman THKIB ESTKAXCV THROUGH A VERMONT CUSTOM HOUSE Washington 2 Chiefpc al Agent of the Treasury Crowley who recently went tc Burlington 5 to aid Assistant Secretary Hamlin in making a thorough examination of the custom bou eat that plac has returned to Wash ington The report of the examination has nut yet been prepared but Mr Crow ley says that everything was found to be In good shape The matter in quired into by tha Assistant Secretary waa tua admission of Chinamen at that port Mary have been found in the United States who had entered through the Bur lington customs district on fraudulent cirtifirates but ws found there was no collusion on the part of any cf the cus toms cffldials and that It wav Impossible to detect the frauds when the Chinaman were admitted GBBAT IT1LIJOS BACK AT MTSTIC TABK Boeroa September 26 The big stal lion raco for which ips New England Bone Association effared a purse of $15000 and wb brought to gather Directum Arion and Nelson was trotted thia afternoon at Myatic Park in the presence of fully 20000 people and Directum won in three straight heata Directum was only headed In the second heat when for nearly a quarter of a mile Nelson led him by a neck Directum waa announced to be the winner of the first money 9 000 Arion second 1 1 500 and Nelson third $1500 ree for ali sptclal purse of $15 000 divided 60 30 and 10 per cent Directum bik by Director (Hickok) 1 1 1 Arion by K'ectiooeer (Doble) 2 2 Neleoa a by Young Bolls (NM m) 3 3 3 TtaM 1:12 240 2:11 rorui isr gathxbisg a failubk PRICE SOLID DEMOCRACY CvssKTA Ga September 29 cial Euily 30" citizens cf Chattahoochee county assembled at the court house to day both white and colored to hear Col hornion the ropuist from the ourth Congressional discuss the principles the Colonel Thornton to aroue any enthusiasm and as a hst re sort to test his poli'ica! strength in thlv county he asked that every person who believed in Third party to signify it by rs'sing their hand and not over a dexen syrnptbizara re'pjuded Co his re clearly that lhere were more Democrats in the audience than Toird paryiU by sa overwhelming ma rity After a forty five speech ha led and the co 1 began to call vo ciferously fir Hoo Gilbert to reply to Mr Thornton The hour allowed jr the noon recess of court I aving expired Captain Gilbert was forced to be brief in his remarks However the crowd showed ths interest they felt io his remarks by fre quent a ppi aus 3 correcting everx! nold male by the speaker who preceded him Captain GI! bert was elcquent and forcible in bls expo sition of Democratic principles and liter ally captured the crowd for Democracy Pcpulmt raeetirg is cnc'nsive proof that the Populists are weak ening io this coan and that Dmocracy still remains supreme aud every au ideal Whi'e out this week take a at diminishing over at the By all means see our PATTERN SUITS Novelty Suits $7 To to $18 At Pitubu Pittsburg base hits 13 errors 0 Brooklyn base hits 13 errors 3 Colcalough and Weaver Ken nedy and Dal'ey At Louisville Louisville 5 base hit 11 errors 9 New York 9 base hits 11 er rors 2 Batteries Inks and Cots Meekin German and Wilson At Cleveland 6 base hits 12 errors 2 Baltimore 7 base hits errors 3 Batteries Cuppy and mmer Hemming and Clarke At Louis St Louis 12 base bits 17 errors 4 Philadelphia 6 base hits 13 errora Breitenstein and Twineham Johnson and Buckley DAILY S0N 'UfUMBOS GEOROLA THURSDAY MORXIXG SEITEMHER Most of them our own importation No such line of Creedon as be appeared presented a much stockier look and all the tnra of his symmetrical body Indicated strength and excellent condition Erxitumous bad something to the good in height and reach but as he stood wilt bis legs further apart than Cree don it was not so marked as it might have been A OLITYBHiNO SCBBB 9:15 At this hour there to proba bly 3060 spectators present The amp' tbeatre was brilliantly lighted The ropes of the stakelesa enclosure were drawn taut and presented a bright appearance with their red covering around whlcn waa wrapped a golden curd When referee Duffy examined the scale at ffva minut is to 9 there was a hum of pleasure throughout the audience Creedon waa the first to enter the ring closely followed by itxvimmona Creedon weighed 158 pounds and itz simmons 155 The seconds were or Creedon Tboaai Tracy Mick Dunn Tommy White and Charley Daly ur itzsimmons Jack Dempsey James Dwyer Kid McCoy and 3am Hbtern After the usual instructions the men ad vanced to the center of the ring and the fight waa oo THB ISHT irst Round Both men felt each other for an opening itz led He was short however but he forced the fighting and landed a hard right on the heed aud Creedon scored a hard body blow A moment later Crea don eaught a left on the ebin aud one rench Ccverts English Coverts American Coverts Special values at 85c 81 00 and 25 yard over vur delibtraticns to'd us that be cannot our nomination But Special values in the light weights at 85c $1 00 and $125 reneh Silk and Wool Mixtures will be offered clsewcre They are lhe of rrpntion Thev are exclusively of the highest and genius imported for fine retail trade no two alike storm tide wss only three a half feet against twelve in the Auzust cyclcne cf Ths most serious damage how ever Is fesred in the rice Saids aud to the sea island cotton crop The that the city will get through tonight without serious damage The electric tights are out and the teTephoae wires dis abed Tt wires still holdout It is impossible at thia time to give an es timate of the damage done on the exposed water front where thousands of bales of Colton are stored for shipu ect THEBE I LITTLE OB CnARL'TON The West Indies cyclone struck this city this morning and has rssad all day The maximum velocity of the wind up to mid night has been forty eight miles an huor except at times when it was as high ax filly five or sixty ml'es As far as is known but little damage Las been done to the shipping In port or tn the city proper The aud feet Al out Thirty JJiiterent Strong Dirt ing Patterns GBEAT 3AM1GE TO PRO EBIT AND TJX ORaNRE CROP Jacksonville a September 26 The expected hurricane from lhe West Indies struck Jacksonville today 11 o'clock with lhe wind blowing at velocity of forty tlx miles per hour and rain pour ing dow in lorreEtj Business is aos lately The Everett the largest ei in the city is nnroafed and 2drd with water Tne unfinished Union depot is blown down Tne loss is 820090 and a number of people areic juredbut none were killed There is no communication from lorida but it is expected that many Indian river oranze groves are to tally ruined and orange crops are damaged Iccalcu aHy Ths streets here are fl anded The river to three feet above the normal The wind at lhe mnuth cf the river re corded sixty miles an hour Maypnrt at its mouth is xxl and several houses are iriumlatfd No persons lost tb lr lives there Two houses in Jacksonville were blown down but no rjt were killed No trains are arriving and departing from Jacksonville Many large washouts are reported THE 'TTUATTON AT savannah September 26 Tne storm is still iucresA ng lhe Barometer is still fading the wind is sixty tnites an hoar here and at Ty be seventy fire miles au hour OSirers 1 are gon down to quar antine to inspect the damage It is feared the station will be dcsroyed 1: is feared that there has been a loss of Lfe on the islands Chauceller Clothes proceed The counties of Oneida Orange Oswego Qaaens Rockland BL Lawrence Scboha net rkteube huffolk Tompkins Wayne Weatcbeater and Yates all seconded Mr Hill's nomination Hitt cf Albany withdrew the name of Thatcher and Senator Canton moved that Hill be nominated by acclamation a storm of ayes shook the rafters and there were no nay a Secretary Deorreat declared Hill nomi nated but Hill declared the proceedings out of order and the roll call cf counties waa proceeded with The vote waa unani mous for Hill Another noisy outbreak occurred When order waa restored Lieutenant Governor Sheehan nominated Daniel Lockwood of Bcfialo for Lieutenant Governor and he was nominated by acclamation Io a similar manner Judge Gsy nor was cuosen as the candidate for Judxe of the Court of Appeals The routine business of the convention was quickly disposed of and 3:45 the convention adjourned sine die THE PIATfOKM The platform says: Democratic party of New Y'ork congratulates the people of the State upon lhe restoration of this cotfilence and im provement of Industrial conditions which are following the repeal by a Democratic Congress of the panic bringing laws of its Republican predecessors Unsound finan cial legis'a'ion driving out our gold and threatening a tingle allver standard: a worse than war tariff unnecessarily adding to the deral nlatlnr general expense profligate expenditures I converting au assuring treasury surplus Into an alarming defltienrj These werehe ill conceived and ill fated products cf Republican partisanship which brought lhe country to the verge of financial and Industrial ruin which wiped out private fortunes reduced incom a turned tens of thousands of men cut of closed fac tories distressed business brought thou sands of deserving poor face to face with starvation and general distress upjn the American people The complete transfrr of the Government to the Demo cratic party too late to avoid these terrible evils it could only remove the causes and reoair the Injury therefore rejjlce that by toe repeal of the Sherman liw for the purchase and storage cf silver bullion all fear of a de preciated currency has been allayed and faith has been in the ability of the Government to maintain a coos'aul parity between its gold and silver coinage that by the repeal of the McKinley tariff law the inordinate taxation of tLetnany lurtte bentfit cf thefew has been notably dimin ished and In the place of inequitable and mor strous customs duties which have starved scute Industries and over fed oth ers the tariff schedules have been adjusted so that while affording ample safeguards for American labor they reduce the price to the people of the necessities of life and encourage the promotion of Industry by cheapening the cost many raw materials used in manufactures and that ty reduc tion in txpenditures wherever possible and by provision for additional revetns the legitimate demands upon the treasury will no longer exceed the Income and an Increase In lhe public "We cjccur with President Cleveland that lhe new tariff law doea not embody the full measure of tariff reform but with him alto we endorse its provisions for cheaper and free raw materials ana lower taxer as a substantial recognition cf Democrat princ pies and we be epeak for the law an impartial trial confilent that its successful operation will convince the people of the wisdom of Democratic polity aud induce them to de mand its proper extension While favor ing tariff reform such wise modification and the cf particular sched ules by the ei separate bills as future conditions and the fulfi lment of Democratic pledges may require depre cate pending a fair trial ot lhe law by actual peril ion ary further tariff revision which under present conditions would be likely to retard Improvement in business and thereby prolong the evils brought upon the country by Republican folly commend lhe enactment by the Democrat Congress of other measures of public importance demanded by the peo ple particularly the repa! of the deral election law and stringent legislation for lhe snppres ion cf trusts reaffirm the declarations of princi ples contained tn the Democratic national platform cf 1 and we reiterate the ex pressions of recent Blate Democratic plat forms in favor of honest money economy in public expanses just and lioeral pen sions for all disabled Union soldiers tbeir widows atd dependents and strict adho recc to the true principles cf civil service reform commrnd the effirts made by ths senators and in Congress from Ibis Sats to avert the imposition of the present ireom" tax aud we cur regret that the reform of the tariff to wbieh all Detn era's were committed was etubar raised by ecgrst ing In its provhijna a direct tax to which many Democrats were strenuously opposed We hear i endorse the honest purpose and high ideals which have the administration of President Efitveland and renew to him the olecge of enr earnest support in all his ff jrts to secure the enactment cf Democratic measures and the carrying on of Democratic policies We have col fi fence that the people the Slate by their expression th pills in November will sustain bis administra tion and by the re election of lhe Demo cratic representatives in Congress show their appreciation of their faithful serve? and their condemnation of that It publi can incompetency which was respousio'e for the financial panic of 1893" The remainder of the platform is to State politics In it appears this para graph: denounce as contrary to the spirit of our insti'utions any disp ay of re! gicus iatolerxaca in political disccaiou' We deplore any attempt to candidates for office on of religicus belief organlzuious or otherwise THE TALK OB BRYAN AND BEE SIL VER Omaha Neb September 23 The Ne braska Demcc'acy Captured Omaha todsy and the prediction was correct that when the Sate convention opened this morning not a delegate would be missing Ali lhe open talk and ths badges were fr Bryan and free silver Tb convention wss called to order by Chairman Euclid Martin at 2:25 o'clock and the call for the convention was read Chairman Martin then said that In accord ance with establiabtd custom the central committee would recommend Hon Matt Miller for temporary etalrman Tba mo tion waa seconded iy a delegate from the Third district Shoemaker at once offered an amendment that Mr Smith be made temporary chairman The motion was greeted with applause tod a bund red seconds Congressman Bryan arose at this point and when the cheers subsided said In sub stance: think we might aa well undrstar aaeh other in the beginning and save trouble We who stand for free coinage at 18 to 1 believe that the State Centra! Committee postponed thia convention in spite of the wishes of a large body of Dem ocrata aud we believe that the object was to defeat their wishes and Central Committee the party overwhelmingly SUMS IUvtl INDICATIONS AT TJKY Washington September 2'1 Treasury Department is experi nemg an unprecedented demand for small notes and silver dollars from almost ali pvts of the country This is taken as au indlcstion that the imptovemetit in builnats Is felt everywhere in the United Batea The and lhe lead in this de mand the mrney lobe used la tLc move ment ot the grain and cottcn ops 0 the Atlantic seaboard A peculiarity tne Western and Southern demand Is silver dollars are more in demacd in of the legalities than are i rer certi or treasury notes The deparitui putting more silver dollsrs into clrcui now than It has for some time past one of the result! will be the cancel of more treasury and the coin more siver bullion under the provision the Sherman law which have not bee pealed The department is exchanging notes aud sliver dollars for id wh practicable and one of the const of this is that there has been a graaui crease iu the gold reserve during the ent month until it has now reacn to'Al of $58289600 The receipts of from customs still continues to be si and the three millions that have to the reserve within a short have nearly all come from an exeban small notea In the Wee and South The receipts of the Treasury under new tariff law continue to be asttofacl notwithstanding the fact that the rev! thus far derived from the two moat nortant items whisky and suzar been infiotesimab Judging from tb eration ot the new tariff law so far tl is no reason to believe that the officials were wrong in predicting 1 GIVING TBZ TBLAsCRT OICIALS GBKAT TROUBLE Washington September The trev ury officials after having thoroughly diseased the alcohol paragraph of the new tariff bill have about reached the conclu sion that they have no me ms at hand to enforce and that theref re the rebate clause must remain inoperative nutil Con gresa at is next seasioo either provides tte appropriation uec to carry the law inti ffc' or repeals it This partic ular paragraph baa cauaed the department a vast amount cf trouble and the corres pondence growing out ot the question has bteu enormous AlthourU the xc utivs branch of ths Government has noth ing to do wl'h what may have been the intent of Ccuarets the intention of Mr Hoar who introduced the amendment was to grsnt the rebate provided for in the case cf alcohols csd only in lhe aits and sciences No one that litne supposed that pate at medicines and proprietary aril cl wru'd iichiied uader this bead So crest would be tbe drain upon the revenue if Ibis class cf goods were per mitted to draw the rebate that lhe Treat ury cffic sls assert they are juaiifi in takirg refuse behind the ruling thus made The law could only be enforced by the ex penditure cf a large amount of money which la not now available DOWS AT OBANGKBURO DAMAGE TO CORN AND COTTOS Ch arleTON September 26 A spe cial to the News and Courier at 3 tonight from Orangeburg says: A terrible wind stonn struck here thia at 5 and is blowing the rate of forty five miles an hour Trees and telegraph are down and great damage to corn and cotton has been dooe The wind is blowing from the northroat It Is feared the worst is yet to come No reports from the country Nolhino prettierTor in todiy They are for Jt25 yard SARATOGA September 25 Half au hour before noon the prepa ration ot the old rink baildiog for the use of the Democratic convention was finished The trots were chairs borrowed from the hotels and a good sized platform was erected and telegraph wires were ruo In to connect with a score ci instruments A s'out railing ericlcsed a tquarc space in the centre of thu hall where the delegates sat and th chairs outside of that were occupied by contesting delegates and enthusiastic Demo crats who were on the scene to shout for the nominees and to applaud lhe orators of the occasion A baud to lhe right of the platform alternated with one at the left and kept the crowd in a good humor while it waited for the proceedings to begin The hall with its bare timbers overhead and bun like appearance pre sented quite a contrast to the new conven tion ball iu which the Unitarians held sway today The facilities for work were very good however when lhe haste with which the arrangements were mads is considered The ventilation was poor and delegates and stouter were requested extinguish tbeir cigars Senator Hill called the convention or lpr at 1 o'clock The committee on Contested elded in favor of all sitting delegates except In Monroe county Where a reor gaalzttion bordered The Sfieppardlles of left the ball when lhe report of the committee on contested seals was read The airchild Democrats from New York also left the bill upon the adop tion of lhe report excluding them from recognition Gotoue! Brown chairman cf the com mittee on permanent orgsnlz report ed in favor ot continuing the temporary orcaniz ttiom This ws adopted and sen ator Hill remained as chairman ot the con vention Lieut Gov Sheehan of Erie reported the rni sod was adopted The conv ntiou theu resolved to ceed nomluatlocs Senator 1 1 di ba id: "This placelooks a little more Dtmocratic than lhe cue we occupid yesterday It Is more like lhe Jeffersonian Democracy in Its simplicity and I have only to suzceet that tn this place were ncmlnated two Gov rnors who wtre elected" The chairman then recogalz Gaylen Hill of Albany who in au eloquent speeb placed in nomination for Governor John BoydThateher of Albany ALLEGHANY NOMINATED HILL Wh Mr Hill had fi uthed Edwiu Rey nolds of Alleghany arose and said: united Democracy of Alleghany county de sire to place in nomination their first aud only choice David That was all be had time to say The crowd went wild with enthusiasm Men stood on their seats and waved tbeir hats far three minutes Senator HU! pounded with his gavel inally Cblonel ellows ot New York arose and lhe crowd thinking that he would ssy something about Hill subsided Senator Hill then atklng lhe indulgence cf Colonel ellows said HILL OHATS ULLY DECLINES "1 sm grateful to the Democrats of lhe stue for the courtesy and kind ness of the past but I must say to you 1 iu nut agree to be your csndtdxte again for Coionei ellows then moved that the counties be called alphabetically This was proceeded with Livingstone and Montgomery named Hill atuid cheers SENATOR GUY'S SPEECH Senator Guy rcse when New York was called and standing 00 a chair said: "Mr Chairman: I to perform a duty which I waited for some oldtr mo crat from this county to perform I am about to nime for Governor a man the tnenti of whose name warms the heart of every true Democrat He must bs our candidate He Is the only man with wbcm we are beforehand sure of winning He is the chief mocrat In our ranks He must sink his psrsooal views and (gain beccme our standard bearer We need his services now ar vs must demand that he give them tc use aud consent to lead to victory The situa tion is crave The only thin for this convention to do Is to assert that we knew the tu ninc if tbs term am a "mo and knowing bout! proceed to un nate that prince cf leaders who pre tl les cent tell vou gentlemen we owe a courtesy to the Democracy of lhe Blate which is high er tbsn the courtesy which we ow tobim I ncmina'e the one man who typ fi typifies I present the name ot the chief exponent of Democratic prin cipl iu our party David cnett and wild enthusiasm COCKKAN URGES HILL After Senator Guy bad 3 tisbed Bourke Cockrar of New York anse and climb ing over lhe reporter' table to the plat form laid in part: the life of a natiju ii at (take and the laws which govern its existence fill to control its destinies the supreme will of lhe people is the only resort At such times lhe right of revolution i in voked Such a time has now come to us or the first time since the senior Senator directed the affxirs of the Democratic par of this 1 am in revolt against hl ruling 1 urge upon him his sense duty to hi party and place his name in nomination against his own detirro There comes a time ia the history of every man wbn opportunities arise which summon him to positions outside of his own desires We are in a situation to meet which requires the most trusted leaders of the Democratic party or we cannot go on to victory We are confronted with a paralysis of Industries due to the operation of publican tariff and finan cial legislation it is our duty to prove to the people that the misfortunes which have ovet taken the country are due to Re publican misrule aud that prosperity can be restored by following our lead aud plac ing oar candidate In power We must not take the risk of failing and no man who has led us as onr presiding officer will allow to go ferth without the in spiring icfiaence cf hi leadership (Cheer) all the tiro that have bound him In the past by bi hopes of the future by his duty to bis country I demand that be lead and I now name him for cheers TA UNANIMOUS Mr Cockran lhn put the question to the convention: you make the nom ination Every one in the hall delegates specta tor and all yelled Turning to Mr Hill he laid: Hill we summon you to your Uol William Brown also spoke second ing tbe nomination of Senator Hill of ducked beautifully from a right on the head ciizinoz nxo'siD out Seaond lound Creedon mined a light left swing for tbe head but lauded two rights on the body i scored two heavy rights and knocked Creedon down with a terrible right band blow on tbe itzsimmons lauded a heavy right 00 the iw aud the men bad to bs forced from a clinch Creedon received two terriffic rights on lhe jsw and three rights on the body Creedon wss knocked out by a heavy left on the jsw There was tbe wildest demonstration ever seen in lhe ring Referee Duffy awsrefed tbe fih to itzdmmonrwho was loudly cheered riz UUALXXSGK3 CORBETT Doffy announced chat'engs to James Corbett Theap plsuse lual followed was immense INC1DXSTHO THE JUUT The work of i'zimmou In lhe second rouod wse lhe most marvelous ever seen in this ection cf the country The three right binders which Creedon received on the head In one two three order the spectators aud dsz nl ih recipient but they were nothing from an pugilis tic point tf view compared with th" three heavy fefts delivered lu tbe one 1 wo three order on nose which fl ored the latest aspirant for tulJale weight honor and caused Creedon to fall the rosiest prey of ali Rbrt adversaries The main fighllug of the battle wm done In the middle of the ring lhe river aud of which wss ploughed more by the foot work of tbe two men lu the actual fighting time which was four minnles and forty second than it was ever before even in the all night battle IT AS MABVELOU Creedon wa carried to bl Corner gaip leg hard fur breath and showing traces of blood trleklit'g from hl noro He vu comparatively unhurt during the first round and went to his corner smiling hap pily and chatting with his attendants Tbe inference then ia that he was beaten in one minute aud forty seconds lhe time Of the second round His se onds aud ids backrrs were ststtled tyond measure and even those who desired to iizdtnmons defeated aud there were many were overawed and full of wonderment at tbe tall Timsrue marvellous fi lie skill Alter the fight was over there were groups and knots of spectators eeemlngly spellbound In dif ferent prts of the mammoth arena trying to explain to tach other er to have it ex plained to them but it was a fact for it happened before tbeir eyes in the zreat Club's arena on beptember 26 l4 TH CHALLENGE TO CORRtTT New Orleans Dteinber 26 tVm A bcholl president ot tbe Olympic Club a few hours after izsimmot defeated Creedon sent the following telegram to Champion Corbett: has signed articles of agreement to meet you in ebruary for lhe irid championship for a purse or 825CO9 and a 810 000 de when the Stata found against it it might a well have taken when the whtoky tax rroamed it tbe chairman the majority proposed But I proportions there would be amnia it ha refused to do tin We might a for tbe Government without either tb well commence the fight now We have I come tax or the Ktear tax had convention in which the chairman nfurod to recognlz the majority I vxri THI ansTHAUAj electtom toroy any delegate who comet here in I etrocted fir to 1 cannot disregard Melbouhee September Tbe 1 Applause Mr Miller then roae and said that he waa not seeking the office and eame to tbe convention instructed for Bryan at 15 to 1 for silver Ed Snub was then chosen by accla aaatioci After the appointment of the usual masitteM a recee waa taken anti) 8 Th Bryan silver faction bad Charge at th aaachinary ot th convention mpu are Aus but Atnirican citizen event EW ORLEANS September 29 The glove cuutesl between Robert itzsimmons of Newark and Daniel Creedon hailing from bu Louis Mu for a purse cf $506" look place lu the arena of the Oyu pic Club tonight They fought as middle weigh 154 puuuas lioiu trallans by birth rnntiffi iitiw an This was lhe star event of the carnival and waa a match that had at tracted mure interest than most of the pugilistic matters of recent dale itz simmons has been so prominently before tbe public for some years that any match lu which was a jurtieipsnt was uud to interest turuoghoul the entire country Au addl'iona! feature iu tbe Importance of tbe match was tbe bearing it had 10 a prospective between itzilmmonrand Cham pion Corbett has beta moil persevering in bi tff rts to Mcure a maUfi with tbe champion heavy weight and from' lime to time has been pul ff with tbe reminder that he was not in the class Corbett named Cboynski as lhe row lanky Bob hsd to whip before he canid talk of a match dziIrLmon took on the match and then be was told by tbe champion that be would have to go with Creedon to place tlmself in a position to talk fight SAVANNAH September 2d Tba tropical cyclone which has been ap proaching Savannah fr the last two days raged here all day and last night The wind reached a maximum velocity of sixty miles an hour At Tybee it blew eighty eight mile ptr hour Tcesterm seems to have sp'it aomewhere south ot here and th can Ire passed east into the gtif stream The damage in this section cannot be estimated with any ztcurscy Grave apprehension are felt for the rice crop Tte crop is cut and slacked and the principal damage will be by the Ilc ot slacks caused by tbe ovetfiw of the plantations Whether throe have eu oveifijwed cannot yel learned No train have passed norlb of the orida Central and railroad A wash out on the Savannah lorida and It rotertx railroad sixty miles souffi of Savannah ha cau a snspeniiou of travel on that road veaeth have feft port in tbe last two days The shipping in the harbor baa been tied up and so far no damage haa been reported to shipping interest ABSOUUTECr PURE CYilONL 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