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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-11
MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Sept. 10. Michael O'Brien, plas-
terer, aged So, fell from staging inside the
German Catholic church on Shawmut Ave.,
and was killed.
Among the indictments found by the Grand
Jury of Norfolk county, is one against Cost
ley, for the murder of Julia Hawkes.. The
indictment charges that the murder was com
mitted in Braintree with pistol, the ball
from which entered the head of Mrs. Hawkes..
Costley's counsel is Baylis Sanford, formerly
district attorney for Bristol county.
Experimental firing continued at Nut Is
land to-day, to get range of - inch iron tar
get weighing $4,000 pounds. Velocity at
tanned by guns at low elevation was aston
ishing, throwing shot over two miles distant
from the island.
Springfield. Sept. 10. The town of Lev
ere.t, incorporated i'll March, IVA, pleasant
" celebrated its centennial to- day, in con-
nection with the annual meeting of the
Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association at
Roaring Brook, under Mount Tobey. Among
the features of the celebration was parade
of the local grangers in regala, and basket
picnic. Rev. A. f. Clark welcomed the AS
ISOLATION, and Rev. j. z. Watson recited the
Eastman of New Salem, treated of the South
Parish, and Rev. Baxter Newton of the Bap-
fist church. Robert b. Caverly of Lowell,
read poem, and other short addresses were
made.
An unknown man, walking on the track
near this city this evening, was run over by
cars, and his remains strewed for a quarter OF
a mile along the track.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Sept. 10. Several hundred
acres of woodland near Long Branch, belong
ing to Miss Maggie Mitchell, were burned
over yesterday.
The Theta Delta Chi Society this evening
appointed committee to draft suitable reso.
lutions on the death of their associate and late
well known actor, Mark Smith.
There is no truth in the report current
to day, that the Western Union Co. has pur-
chased the Atlantic and Pacific and Franklin
telegraph lines.
Owing to unavoidable delay in making
preparations, Gen. J. II. Hawley President
has postponed the third triennial reunion of
the society of the Army of James till the 2lst
of October. New York City has been select
ed as the place Of meeting.
The funeral of the late Z. B. Conway took
place at the Church of Our Father (Univer-
saist), this afternoon. The church was near
ly filled, including large number Of the
theatrical profession.
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Nallomell loral Mems.

An adjourned meeting Of those interested
in the establishment of an "Old Ladies Home"
in this city was held in the vestry of the Bsp-
list church on Tuesday evening last. A com
mittee was chosen to prepare a constitution
and bylaws for consideration at future
meeting, and to perfect arrangements for
carrying out the enterprise to a successful
issue. Adjourned to meet at the call of the
committee.
The pleasant and warm weather of the past
few days gives promise that Jack Frost will
defer his annual visit for brief period.
Mr.. Jewell has a purely vegetable prepare
ton for the growth of hair on bald pates wor.
thy of consideration and trial of commencing
to 'grow bare footed on the top of the head
1t is called "The Egyptian Secret, for the
hair" and bears strong recommendations.
Let every voter see that his name is prop
erly on the voting lists. The Aldermen will
be in session on Saturday next, at their room
at City Hall, from two to ak O'Clock, p. NJ,
for the purpose of perfecting the ward lists.
See to it, all you that desire to vote.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Eennebee 9uuraal.
Temperance Campmeeting at
Old Orchard.

Old Orchard, Sept. 10. The attendance at
the Temperance Campmeeting this morning
was veoy large, and trains heavily loaded are
pouring in from every direction. The women
from New York and the West are earnestly
at work and their efforts are meeting with as
tonishing success. At the prayer meeting
this morning five hundred signatures were
obtained to the pledge. An intense interest
has been excited and earnest workers are
pouring in from all quarters of the country.
A temperance revival has been set on foot
which bids fair to surpass anything yet seen
in New England.
The crusaders of New York and Brooklyn
hell meeting on the beach this morning,
kneeling in the sea sand and joining in praise
and prayer. The meeting was a very en-
thusiastic one. During its progress a band
of Shakers from Alfred made their appear
ance and the crusaders and the Shakers join
ed hands and sang "We will gather at the
river"
At ten o'clock an experience meeting was
held in the grove and many reformed men re-
lated their struggles in overcoming intemper-
ance A large audience took part in this
meeting.
There was large attendance this after
noon, fully 5000 people being present. The
address was made by the Rev. w. II. Beale
of New York and the enthusiasm awakened
was great.
national campmeeting association was
formed with headquarters at Old Orchard.
Cappmeetngs will be held in all sections Of
the country. Francis Murphy of Maine, was
elected President; ice-Presidents will be
selected from every State in the Union.
Those already appointed are as follows
Rev. T. L. Cuyler and Mrs. w. II. Beale,
New York; Mrs. +. E. Willard, Illinois; w.
II. Dspau, Indiana; Miss Julia Barker, New
Jersey; S. F. Leland, Miss Amanda Kane,
Massachusetts,; Hon. Sidney Perham, Miss
Scales, Maine.
The Executive Committee are as follows -
Rev. w. H. Beale, New York; II. S.
Wordsworth, Rhode Island; Chas. A. Haney,
S. L. knights, Mass. J. II. Kent, Joel Mer-
rill, N. H.; Judge Barbour, Conn. Hon.
Nelson Dingley, J. K. Osgood, E. c. Far
rington, Maine.
Rev. Israel Luce, of Maine. was chosen
secretary, and DR.. Geo. Z. Brickett Of Maine,
Treasurer
A very spirited prayer and conference
meeting was held this evening.
Tomorrow morning mass meeting will
be held on the Beech, conducted by the Rev.
w. II. Beale, The exercises will consist Of
song, prayer and exhortation. The western
crusaders will be present
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Sept. 10. The democratic State
convention have made the following nomina-
tons:
Governor-IIenry Chamberln.
Lieut. Governor Frederick Hail.
Secretary of State-Geo. II. House.
Treasurer-Jos. NJ. Sterling.
Auditor-General John III. Grouse.
Commissioner of State Land Office Chan
ney w. Green.
Attorney General-Martin V. Montgom-
eTv.
Superintendent of Public Institutions
Duene Doley.
Member State Board OF Educaton-E. w.
Anderson.
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MonIA onth Locals.

Monm onth Locals.
The death of DR.. James Cochran, of Mon
mouth, is one which should receive a more
extended notice than is given in the brief
paragraph in our mortuary column, which
makes it known.
DR.. Cochran was the eldest son of the late
DR.. James Cochran of Monmouth, one of the
most prominent medical practitioners at the
time Of the admission of the District of Maine
to the Federal Union, and a contemporary in
his profession in Kennebec County with Drs.
Benson and Smell, who may be remember ed
by few only of our oldest citizens.
His son, James Jr., the subject of this no.
tice, was born in Limington, Dec. 1902,
and was fitted for college at Monmouth Acad-
envy, his only living classmate being Hon.
Samuel 2. Benson of Winthrop. Designed
by his father to be his successor in medical
practice, he commenced after his graduation
at the Bowdoin Medical School in 1928, it's
duties in Brooks, Waldo County. In 1927,
he removed to Lisbon, and subsequently to
Monmouth, where he succeeded to the prac-
tee of his father; and during period of more
than forty years followed the duties Of his
profession constantly, and when stricken
down by paralysis, nearly five years ago,
compelling his retirement from business, he
enjoyed the respect of his associates in his
profession and the confidence of his patrons
to an extent that few ysicians commencing
practice with him have equalled and none
SURPASSED
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NEW HAMPSUIkE.

Concord, Sept 10. In the afternoon ses-
sion of the Governor and Council, the fol-
lowing Bank Commissioners were appointed
Frank A. Mackeen, of Nashua, Ames l..
Jeuners of Deerfeld, and Joseph NJ. Folsom
of Belmont. The following persons, sem
fenced by the court now setting at Nashua,
arrived here to-day, and were committed to
the State prison.
Clarence Gould, Celia B. I1odgman, Lucin-
ds Z. Parke, and Ellen l. Wright, OF Wilton,
were sentenced to three years each for setting
fire to the county house at Wilton, and c. b.
Seaver four years for larceny.
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CUBA.

Havana, Sept. 10. Captain General Con-
cha to-day publishes decree in the official
Gazette, ordering out immediately for active
service per cent. of all the volunteers en-
rolled in the Island of Cuba, to serve until
the LIST of April 1875. This will bring out
about $500 men. Exemption cannot be pur-
chased with money, those drafted being
obliged to serve themselves or provide sub
stitutes.
The government of the Island has asked
from the banks loan of $500, 900 in gold
and 100000 in paper money, which is to
be returned shortly.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Sept. 10, 1874,


Four-quict-e extra spring coal s7h.
Wheat = No. springIl0Sa los; No. 3, ga i.
-; No. ?, cash, 95la .; Sept. So; Oct.
93l9a; rejected, Sjal2,
Corn-No. ,, mixed, cash, 7d'.-a; Oct, gu
Sep, 1G1. , rejected, -a75l2.
0ats-No. 2. 4s*a; casL, ASK. Sept, 473.a;-
rejected, 450i6h
Rye-No. 2, ssaS2.
Barley-Nos spring -aloO; No. spng 79,290
Dressed Hogs-6 0na6 10.
Pcrk-23- t. cash; Aug 80 00--a23 90; Sep,
D = a23 Ia.
Lard-liA- liA, cash; Sep, "A 7sal5; Aug.
l3 90.
Bulk Meats-shon'ders SKA; short rib mid Il
4a short clear mid l3hat4.
Green meats-shoulders =; short ribs
Hams IA lbs average al3--.
Whskey-lCl-a.
Freights-Corn TO Buffalo, 3}sa% wheat do -3k
a..
Receipts-4 600 -four; Il, 900 wheat; S, 900 corn
81 900 oats; 4, 900 rye; 1900 barley.
shipments - 5000 four; III ono wheat; 10000
corn; $4,000 oats: 1000 barley; 0,00o rye.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbus, Sept. 10. The republican con-
vention wasted yesterday and to-day, the
committee on credentials not being ready to
report. There is trouble over the Charleston
delegation, the strongest in the State
Chamberlain and Moses stock is down. A
dozen other parties are spoken of. There will
be public meeting to- night when prominent
speakers will hold forth. The convention
has adjourned until to morrow.
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Sept. 10. One hundred work.
men in the Short Line Railroad shops and
Round House, are on strike for one month .
pay. The road owes them for three months,
but the men demanded only for one month.
President Wilder being waited on, promi sed
to pay at an Vhrly day, but the employees
sought legal counsel with view to institu-
ting legal proceedings in court.
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TILTON-BEECHER SCANDAL.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
New York, Sept. 10.

New York, Sept TO-
The Brooklyn Eagle makes the following
statements -
LIST, That Mr.. Beecher has not been in Bos-
ton since he left Brooklyn On his vacation.
"a, That he has not at any time inaugera-
ted any movement for a compromise of his
ease" in any way with anybody, nor enter
tanned any intention to that end.
Sd, That he has done nothing in any way to
secure the suppression of any statement
which any party or parties to the scandal may
see fit to make.
4th, Nor has any friend of Mr.. Beecher
recently, nor so far as we know, at any time,
done anything at variance with the policy he
has pursued since the investigation was set
on foot.
The Graphic announces that it will publish
Moulton's reply to Beecher's statemen. to-
morrow. 1t says that he explodes the charge
of blackmaling, and substantates his original
testimony by fresh and important documents.
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FOREIGN.
France.

Paris, Sept. 10. The newspapers of this
city publish an official Carlst despatch &C.
knowledging that the royalists fred upon the
German gunboats Albatross and Nautilus, at
Guitaria. The despatch declares that the
vessels were endeavoring to effect landing
of armed men under a pretext of exercising
their crews, and in conclusion says 1.-THE
Carlists will recognize no combination of
Serrano and his acconplices, but will expect
respect for Spanish territory, and will resist
the bravado with which the German govern
ment has endorsed the action of the gun
boats.
The specie in the bank of France has de-
creased 1880 francs during the week.
England.
London, Sept. 10. The ship Euxine while
on the voyage from Shields for Oden, took
fire and was destroyed. Twenty-one men,
bers of the crew who escaped, have arrived
at st. Helena, after perilous voyage of over
100 miles, during which neither boat cav the
other. A third boat containing the remainder
of the crew has not been heard from.
The bark Hester A Blanchard, reported
ashore on the island Of Ischelling, and dis
charged cargo, has been foated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-11

The China Republican caucus was held
yesterday afternoon, o. C. Hanson, chairman,
and F. o. Brainerd, Secretary. Whole num-
Der of votes, 1856; John o. Page had So;
Moses W. Newbert, As; scattering, .. Mr..
Page was declared the nominee for the classed
towns of China and Albion.
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ARK KANSAS.

Little Rock, Sept. 10. The convention to-
day nominated the following candidates for
State officers:
Governor-IIon. A. H. Garland, of Pulas-
XII.
Chief Justice-H. English.
Secretary of State-B. b. Beaver.
Gov. Baxter declined a denomination.
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PORTLAND.

Portland, Sept. 10. Needham. the brake
man who fell from train on the Grand
Trunk road, Wednesday, and was run over
by the cars at Shelbourne, died of his nju-
ries.
The game of base ball between the mas
of Charlestown, and the Resolutes of this
TO l.
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MINNESOTA.

St. Paul, Sept. 10. The Republican Con-
vention of Minneapolis, Mimi, nominated
Chief Justice J. r. Mcmillan for recollection
and H. Il. L. Cornell for Associate Justice.
The democrats of the second district nomina-
ted +. ST. Julien Cox.
The republicans of the Sd district nomina-
ted William ID. King for Congress,
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BATH.

Bath, Sept. 10. Steamer Adelia, used for
towing logs on the Kennebec River and to
Wiscasset, run upon a rock just below upper
Hurlgate last evening, and filed. She was
towed off this morning by steamer Samoset,
and was beached. She is owned by Haynes
Foster & Co., Wiscasset
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, Sept. 10. Gen. Shermrn has
directed salute of 81 gnns from the arsenal
at Washington and Fort Foote, Maryland,
on the occasion of the 9th anniversary of
the capture of Mexico. and the celebration of
the Mexican War veterans here, on the eve
of that event on the l4th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-11

The republican caucus for the nomination
of two candidates for representatives to the
legislature, will be held at Granite Hall, on
this evening, a. half past seven o'clock. Let
there be full attendance.
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TENN ESSEE.

Memphis, Sept. 10. Douglas Jamison, one
of the Negroes taken from Jail in Trenton by
a mob, is here in Jail in charge Of the United
States Marshal who refuses to ALLOW him to
communicate anything.
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MISSOURI.

St Louis, Sept. 10. The democratic con-
vention for the 9TH district, after taking Geo
ballots, adjourned at one o'clock this moaning
without a result.
Gel. John +. Phillips was nominated to-day
for Congress, on the G9lst ballot, by two ma
jority.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Sept 10. The celebration
of the pioneers of California, yesterday, was
grand affair. at Woodward's gardens. The
balloon, "Sierra Nevada" collapsed when
short distance from the ground. Two occu-
pants of the car were severely injured.
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entrance into the main hall to-day, and when
the door was opened to admit the prison ply
stefan, they rushed out for the street. Twen-
ty have already been taken. A similar at
tempt was made by the inmates of the Ciay
Prison, but 1t was discovered and frustrated.
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Farm for Sale.

SiTUATED in Mt. Vernon, on the direct road
y from Waterville to Readheld, ten miles from
Augusta and two and one-half miles from Readfeld
Depot Said farm contains one hundred acres,
wooded. Buildings in good repair; house one and
one-hai story, with I; barn and house connected:
nice stable on opposite side OF road. Two wells Of
never falling water, &c. School house, meeting
house. saw mill and grist mill within three-quarters
OF mile. To be sold very low if applied for soon
6wHs D DOLLOFF.
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We are informed that in one family on
Cushnoc heights, the mother has recently
died from typhoid fever, and three other
members of the family are now suffering from
the same disease
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-11

Comstock, was pulled to-day on the Thames.
The course was miles and return in work
ing boats. four oars each, for purse Of $3.50.
The contest was very close, and won be TIE
Murphys in l5i.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Sept. 10. Base ball-Mutuals,
IL; Baltos, s.
The democratic convention in the Cd dis
trict nominated to-day Chas ID, Roberts for
Congress on the 3llth ballot.
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Cincinnati produce Market.

Cincinnati. Sept. TO- 1874.
PORK-iirm, at s23 00523 so.
LARD-steam Halt; Kettle, 10 l.234.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 0bg; clear rib sides
l3zd; clear sides l+A gl9.
BACON shoulders lohas; clear rib sides l41l
lax 9l5; clear sides 15a Oh
WHISKEY-lQ0-1.
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WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
Washington, d. c., Sept. 10.
For New England and the Middle States,
stationary to rising barometer, lower tempera-
ture, north and west winds, with partly
cloudy and clear weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-11

The Dirigos will play match game of
base ball with the Remedies, of Hallowell,
this afternoon. on the Capitol grounds in the
rear of the State House; play to commence
at 2:l5, sharp. A close game may be ex-
pected.
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The officers Of the Insane Hospital gave a
picnic to about one hundred patients in the
grove near the hospital, yesterday afternoon.

Franklin Haskell of Brunswick, who was
lost overheard from the schooner Koret, has
relatives in this city. The schooner was COM
manded by Capt. James J. Durham.
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YER MONT.

Rutland, Sept. 10. Hon. J. S. Morrill,, L.
S. Senator, delivered the annual address be-
fore the Vermont State Agricultural Society
this afternoon. The attendance was very
large.
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PENNSYLV ANA.

Philadelphia, Sept. TO- Thomas Paul was
to-day sentenced to Is years in the penitenti-
airy for felonious assault upon his daughter
Base ball, to-day, Athletics, i, to the Bos-
tons )
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I3ifn.

In this city, 10th inst, Willie C., infant son Of j,
{. and Annie +, Weber, aged IL weeks.
In Monmouth, It'll inst, Dr.. James Cochrance,
aged II years and months.
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Farm for Sale.

- ealeCD six miles from Augusta City and one
and halfirom Bacon's Corner. Said farm con.
tains As acres of land. Plenty Of wood for farm
one in the house. The buildings are convene mt
and in good repair. said farm has an orchard of
good fruit and number OF young trees beginning
to bear. Farming tools, il wanted. The reaso
for selling is on account OF Ill health For furhe
particulars inquire on the premises of
may27-Sm X. WING, Centre sidney, Me.
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CANADA.

Ottawa, Sept. TO- Bush fires are raging in
tho neighborhood of Templeton.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.


EVENING REPORT.
Money closed easy at 2a21. per cent on call
Gold duh, 1929 q.
The Assist Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000
on account of interest and SIS? 900 in payment of
bonds.
Custom receipts ,$Gl6 600.
Sterling quiet and steady 4si-Gisi- for 10 days
4s6-aio6- for demand.
The rates tor carrying were lal per cent.
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CONNECTICUT.

Norwich, Sept. 10. The boat race between
the Murphy brothers, and Worthing.on and
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OHIO.

Toledo, Sept. 10. Twenty-six prisoners
confined in the county Jail, effected an
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Every legal voter should see to it person
ally that his name is on the lists. The board
of aldermen will be in session at their room,
to-day, from o'clock A. NJ, to one o'clock
p. NJ, and tomorrow from A. NJ till Z.
NJ, and from to 4 p. NJ, for the purpose
of correcting the list of votes in and for the
several wards, and receiving evidence of the
qualification Of voters whose names are not
on the lists. Let this matter be attended to.
No changes can be made in the lists on the
day of election.
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Local anu State Menus.
Firemen'S Festivities.

Reception OF the Momentum Steamer Conn
pany OF Newton, Msss.-Street Parade'
Banquet, Ball, and other Festivhies'
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At the republican caucus in Hallowell on
Wednesday evening, Peter F. Sanborn was
called to the chair and A. II. Davis was cho-
sen Secretary. Geo. S. Fuller, J. Q. A.
Halves, j. r. Bodwell and II. f. Wingate
were made committee to receive, sort and
cnunt Yntes The cnmmittaa rcnnrtnd.
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Whole number of votes thrown, 273
Necessary for choice 40
John $. Snow had lS3
Herrick S. Barton, 80
Caleb Fuller, a
Herbert Blake, l
John S. Snow was declared the nominee.
A. d. Knight Chas. II. Clary, Geo. S. Full
Ter, j. Q. A. Halves and William Wilson
were chosen city committee.