Mock Republican Convention

The students of Republican persuasión will hold a mock uational convention, May 11, in the opera house, to place a cao didate for president in the field and to formúlate the Republican platform. It promises to be a very interesting occasion. It has not been definitely decided who will make the nominating speeches, but the following may be the program: C. F. Remy, of Columbus, Ind., for Gresham; S. L. Wilson, of Littleton, Ia., for Allison; W. S. Holden, of Chicago, for Hawley ; S. L. Thompson, of Gann, Ohio, for Sherman ; and H. B. Dewey, of Owosso, Mich., for Alger. Harrison and Depew's names will also be presented. Blaine's name will not be formally brought before the convention. There will be 412 delegate3, one half the number in the real conventione. Tickets to the convention will be 25 cents, and must be procured in advance of the committee. A full list of the delegatea will appear in the college papers.