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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-21
Dispatches
SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
INDIANA.

! INDIANA.
ISDlASAPoLIs, January 2O.-The joint
Convention Of the General Assembly To-
day elected Hon, Jos, Z, Mcdonald Unit
ed States Senator by ten majority. The
vote stood, Mcdonald IS, Pratt n, Buch'
aRan 10, Holman 3, Thompson 8, Curry
2; four abseptees.
NISNESoTA.
ST.. PAUL, January 2O.-The Legisla.
ture in q Joint Convention to-day voted
as iolloWs; Ramsey 81, Donnelly 81,
Davis "a, Scattering 10, In this vote
Ramsey gained one, Donnelly Lost two,
Davis held his own, Mr.. Nerse, Demo-
cratic Representative from StearnS
county, changed from Donnclly to Ram
sey.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, January 20.-The two
houses met in convention at ~ o'clock,
and proceeded at once to ballot for United
States Senator, after comparing yesteF'
days vote, The first ballot resulted as
follows: johnson 80, Stevens 10, Brown
10, Bate 10, Savage 10, Ewing 7, QuarlOs
7, Kennedy !, The next i've ballots
were about the same. On the seventh
johnson received 81, Stevens II, Brown
10, Bate ID, Savage Z, Ewing 0, Paino l..
After tho seventh ballot the convention
adjourned ill noon tomorrow,
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, January 20.-The balloting
for United States Senator was resumed to-
day. First = ThNyer IS, Duudy "A,
Paddock 5, Mason 8, Scattering 8. Second
-Thayer II, Dundy Il, Paddock 8,
Scattering 10. Third-Thayer II, Dundy
10, Paddock 0. Adjourned until noon
tomorrow. Tho falling of for Thayer
creates a proioundOd sensation. Prob
ably Republicans will now go into caucus
which they have hitherto refused to do
and bring out new man. Tho excite
ment at Lincoln Is intense.
OMAHA, January 20,-It Is Alated on
good authority that General Thaycr has
withdrawn from the Senatorial contest,
and that Judge Durdy will DO elected
United States Senator tomorrow.
MASSACHUSETTS,,
New YoRK, January 2O,--A Boston
special states that Dawes has been elected
United States Senator,
BosUoS, January 20.-Henry l.. Dawes
was elected United States Senator by the
Legislature on tho second ballot to-day.
Tho vote was ~ follows; Dawes liO, Q.
F, Adams 0S, Abbott 10, II, L. Pierce !,
g, Il. IIOar Q, n. Z. Banks ], c. DevOrs,
IT,, /. Whole number Of votes 300; nee
Ussary to a choice 1856.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, January 2O.--Both Houses in
Joint convention to-day elected Francis
Herman United States Senator, to succeed
ReubPnC G. FGntOn.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, January 20.--rwo unsrc.
ccssful ballots for United States Senator
took place to-day.
PENNSYLVANIA.
IEAWnlsBuRG, January 20,-Fhe Legis-
laturo in Joint ballot to-day elected VIM.
A. Wallace United States Senator, by 1876
votes to 10 for Mr., Allison.
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MASKS.

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i,nnn,i 1instlntr,i,

sr. LOUIS January 2O.-Ths Omg,
County Leader Of yesterday gives an &C.
count Of the finding Of the dead body oil
a man named Andy Bryant, near MedorA
with the head and one arm cut oil, aud
entirely naked. Tho head was found
some distance from the body with pistol
ball wound in 1t. a man whose name |.
not given was arrested on suspicion Of
having murdered Bryant, but nothing
definite was known. Great excitement
n.avatlal
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Now York

New YoRE, January 2O-CottUn domand
freely met at l53SaljNc. Flour easier W
perGuo western and State 81 S0a4 %; com
mon to good 81 2Oa4 90; good to choice s. u
al 90; white wheat extra IS 95a5 rs; extra
Ohio 81 G5aG G5; St.LoulS 81 Sja8 80. Rye
Flour steady, Sia4 10. Corn MOal quiet
~ 65. Wheat lc better No, spring 81 Il
III 20; No; 5 spring 81 05Nl 0S No. 2 Mil
waukee 81 llal lS4; No. northwestern
81 llall2. Rye quiet, Q3a0Gc, Barley and
Malt unchanged, Corn in moderate do
mand and unchanged. Oats more steady
mixed western at GGaGoc; white do at GA
zoe. Hay firm. Coffee, Sugar aud Rice
quiet and unchanged. Molasscs quiet; Now
Orleans G5c. Whisky dull at 9SIc,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling WhoIesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISTRLLIGESCER,
Wednesday, january 90.


APPLEs-saleS at 81 0Oa2 90.
BUTTER-Ths supply is about equal IL
the demand, Selling at 2sR50c.
BAKING PowDER-35a3Sc per pound.
BRooMs-Fancy, IS 25Gt 75a6 %; plain
50 GOa9 70,
CuEEsE-Market quiet and steady, With
a ANAL decline in prices, Prime Ohio, l6H
l61tc; New York, lie.
CASERD Goops-The demand continues
limited, with no improvement in prices
We quote: PeGehsI-3 b cans, 50 90 per
dozen; 2 b cans, 81 90, TomatOsI-S b cans,
81 IS; 2 ID cans, 81 20, Coru-WinSlOw at
81 co. other Sweet Corn, y %; common
Corn, 81 80. Miscellaneous Strawberries,
50 %; Pine Apples, 50 90; Lima Beans,
81 30; String Beans, LIS; Peas, s? 25a2 u.s.
DamSon PlumA, 50 90; b Cove Oysters,
81 20; . n Cove oyAters, 50 %.
CIpRR-CommOn, 81 per barrSli Cham
paign, 50 per barrel; Grab, $l2 per barrel.
DRIED FRurT-Apples quotable at JaGc.
Peaches DC, Layer RaiSins So 80 per box.
Valencia Raisins l2c per NJ Curants Sc
per ID. Messlna Oranges, 81 per box; Mes.
slna Lemons, 81 per box.
EGGs-The market Is more active, and
the quotations have advanced to &c,
FIsH-Quotations are for packages con.
tanning 100 pounds of sound fish, light
weights and inferior quality at prices to
correspond. No. half bbls s. 50; No. 3 DO
large s. 20; No. 8 DO medium S595. Cod
fish ut $3.50 Lake white (sh $780, Lake
herring s. 70.
FLoUR-Is reported dull, We quote;
Fancy brands; .,,,...,,,,,.,,,.,..r,,,,.mS69 50
F FSnSy Ta''e whea'''''''''',''''', s SEE 50
super, ."'., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, sos Is
sphnS'.'''''""" ''''''''''''''' '''''''"''''"" g
B1sEW6CaI FoIf'''''''',,,',''c Der il
FgArHERs-Dull; live goose CSC.
GrSsESG.-Sl 90.
GRAIS--Tradc In tho grain market con.
tinues dull and unsatisfactory, Tho quota.
tons remain unchanged: JV1edt-No. |
red, 81 10; No. / white, 81 lOsI 10. Oqts-
65a7Oc. Cor,-7Oc. Rye-Sl 90. Buck.
vheaL-OOcasl co.
GRocERlgs--ThO market Ia reported NJ
quiet and steady. Quotations: Coffee
Good Rio IL quoted at 20 We; prime to choice
at 23<a2+c; Java al &c; best roasted ut
97a2sc; old yellow Rio, none IN the market,
Svrup,--Common at $50; prime 6ja7Oc; New
Orleans Molasses 6Ja7Oo for prime. Sugars
Refined. Harls. Crushed, Powdered and
C,rapula,ed, rXc; A Coffee, lOXc; Com.
mercial A Sugar, lOIGr;; Extra &, lOi%a
lOy<c G Yellow, OHaOIm New Orleans
Sugar, sLaOc; Porto Rico, fully fair SIC.
HAY-Thcrc Is still considerable has on
hand selling ut $23a25 per ton.
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LIIiInhHlnllin.

PHILADELPHIA, January 20, - Flour
very dull; extra 81 10; Pennsylvania, Indiana
und Ohio family extra s. 70a5 IS; high
gradCs 50 26a7 %. Wheat dull; red 81 lSu
IgO. Corn steady; yellow s2RS2Nci mixed
western Sic, Oats quiet and steady white
G1aG7 Nci mixed G6c. Provisions unchanged
Lard l2IGalic. Butter dull; New York and
Bradford county choice A0algc; eRtern 32U
Sic; western iirsts 2sa30c. Cheese quiet
and unchanged, Eggs steady; western 99a
SIC. Petroleum quiet nnI unchanged,
Clover seed quiet at I0Nr. Whisky, 9IO.
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CINCISSATT, January 2O.-Cotton firm,
axe. Flour, Wheat and RyC quiet aud
unchanged. Corn steady ut 7Oa72c. Outs
steady at Goa65c. Barley steady, spring
81 S5al 10. Linsecd Oil quiet at s3c. But
ter Cheese and Eggs, steady md un.
changed Pork dull and declined, $iS 70.
Lard easy; steam 1870, ClOsingat $l3 4Obit;
kettle l4E.c. hulk Meats dull aud lower;
shoulders GEc spot; clear rib 0SaOI.o;
clear 0s4AQAc. Bacon dull md unset.
tied, SISalONallc. Whisky, demand fair
and market firm nj 0IC,
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rerrlhlr Ntorln lll tiie NYest.

SALT LAKE, January 20.-A fearful
storm Is reported in the Stern Nevadas
and vicinity. 4 number Of buildings on
the Central Pacific. Railroad are reported
washed away, among others that at Sac
famento.
Last night at I o'clock a snow slide DC.
CURED at Alta City. The little cotton
wood canon at Utah slide came into the
upper portion Of the town, demolishing
two houses and killing six people, Jas
Carr and his wife and two children, and
John VandeFlein and Mickey Kelley.
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Regularity Brings Vigor.

local irregularities molurO weakness d the eutlrC
system In order, therefore, TO rC-esabliah health
and strength upon Hrc basis, these Irregularities
mist he permanently overcome. Many persons
sndeavor to reform thCm by remedies which address
themselves merely 10 tho symptoms without
affecting the cause ltsurh individuals wtrO to ISC
instead, IIoItsttats Stomach FlLtCr1 they would
speedily appreciate the dEIOrOnes beIween mcdI-
clnS which paliACs, and ons which entirely re-
moves physical disability. That prime regulator
Of bodily disturbances re'toteIths derelIct organs Ia
an uninterrupted aud healthy performance Of their
various duties, whereby AlOhc the system can re-
cover IL. lost tone and Vlgos. iiostOttGrs littert
are tonic medicine, but they ate tonic which
rertlalo Gro they alrrnpthen the syIleIn. enlAw
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Hanged Yesterday.

PHILADELPHIA, January 20.-Fred-
crick Ileidonblat was hanged this morn
Ing for tho murder OF Godfrey Kreknle
on the 3lst Of December, 1873. lie
passed the early part Of last night in
prayer and reading the Scriptures, re-
firing at two O'clock. From that time
till five o'clock he slCpt. After breakfast
hC remained in prayer for at least an
hour and a half. Ills spiritual advisers
reached his cell about half.past seven and
remained with him up to the time Of his
execution, which began al precisely lO;45,
and seventeen minutes after his heart
ceased to pulsatc. He died Of stranguln-
ton. Tho execution was conducted IN rs
private q manner ~ possible.
PI1'rsBuR0lt, January 20.-The CxecIl.
ton Of Samuel IIeighlcy for tho murder
Of Joseph Kerr IN November, 1873, took
place al Greensburg, Pa to-day. The
prisoner slept soundly last night and par
took Of u hearty breakfast this morning
and received the sacrament from his
spiritual advisers. Up to II o'clock he
showed great compOaure, but at that time
he began to realize his approaching
doom, and his vol sustained fOrtltudC
began to give way. Sheriff Gutey, act
Ing under legal advice, decided to exclude
ali but tho Deputy Sheriff., tho report
ors present acting for tho time being
as Deputy Sheriff.. At 1915 Beighlcy
was Iod or rather carried up to tho scat.
fold, and after the reading Of his contcs'
sion BY Rev. Mr.. Love no was asked by
the Sheriff II he wished to say anything
he made no reply, but merely shook his
head. The Sheriff then adjusted tho black
cup, and at o'clock and eight minutes
the signal was given and Samuel Beighlcy
was uShcred inio eternity. The body re-
manned suspended twenty-five minutes
when 1t was cut down and given to Ids
friends for intermont.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, January 20.--In the Senate
this afternoon the Senate bill was passed
amending the Adair law so as to provide
for giving notice to liquor sellers, or les
sors Of property, personally, or for filing
written notice with the corporation OF
township clerk, not to sell liquor to cor
tain parties. Suits for damages can bC
brought only after the expiration Of Ten
days from the date Of such notice. Liquor
sellers are forbidden under penalty OIL
from $40 10 $50 to give undue publicity
to tho names Of persons whom they arC
forbidden by notice to sell liquor to. The
bill was passed bya vote Of 20 yeas to ].
nNVg
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WHEELING, January 2O....Thc following
are tho arrivals Of stock at the ChriStman
House yards during last week, md the rul'
ing figures paid by purchaser"
CArrLE-Arrivals during tho week, 100
headi sold at, s. bOa4 70 per cwL
Iloua-Arrivnls during the week, II
head: sold at Sc b0aT 70 per ewt.
CALvEs-Arrivnls during III" week, 81
head; sold ut 50 O0aS % per head.
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CHICAGO, January 20.-The Express.
mems Mutual benefit Association Ia now
in session at tho Grand Pacific Hotel In
this city. About two hundred members
arc present representing all the Express
Companies Of tho country. President
Bingham, Of Pittsburgh, Is the presiding
officer.
The univctsalisls Of the northwest met
in conference at 81. pauls Church In this
city this morning. The object Of the
meeting IL the iurthcranco Of the interests
Of the church and the inauguration Of n
series Of Conventions Of the Church III
the nofthwcst
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lLlauohlln,s Infant Cordial.

ThU child'Scufs when lCethins-to relieve Inham.
nation Of tho Gums 10 NllAy uneaSintts, " quiet
Collie Pains, 10 promote Sleep tprut0 Summer Com.
plahi. This We consider Oiir Of the most valuable
ienieles to 10 kept In the family when the chill.
ltUn are cutting thrif teeth. We arc selling thou.
sands Of bottles, and have to hear the ifJi person
say II Il not MI We rgcommtnl It to 10.
MOtiiRks, have you q tictly, ietthfn1 bdb that
TURSg the HOURS Of Si1ltr when you 20 long iof
fcat) Into one LoSU, WEARY DAYTIME Of wORHi.
NEST aud CARES Cd-Cry-C fy--All day and all
night lOng3 II you have. listen 10 vedjoT 10 con.
Vineel, heJii1is no LoHger-n FEW drops Of ISFASt
CORDtAL and YOUR chid WILL be PACiFtED, and
SWEET, REFRESHING SLEEP will take the place o.
wAERFCL SuFFkRlSo. Procure Al once bottle
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUulILIN BROS. 4 CO., TroprietotI,
Whanlihp " Va
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NEw YOHE, january 9O.-There was an
improved package demand for staple cotton
goods, aud pricea for brown shGetingS, cor.
set jGans, &r., IRE firmly sustained by the
agents. Prints quiet IN first hands. uGmil.
ton chinlG prints have beOn reduced toOIic,
Hosiery In better demand. CottonndCA
fairly active. Low and medium cRssimerGs
and Suitings fairly active, and wOrSted cont
inys in good demand. Foreign goods con.
iinnn mint
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BALTIMORE, January gO.-Flour dull but
unchanged. WheAt dull; amber western at
81 l6al 20; No. | red 81 "; No. 2 do 81 Is.
Corn active, SOC. Oats firm; white western
6GaG7c mixed do GGc. Provisions dull. Pork
stpady. Bulk Meats steady; packed should.
ers and clear rib 7ha7Al0hal0hc. bacon,
Lard md Hams unchanged. Petroleum
dull, GaG&c. Whisky dull ut QSu0Ol9c.
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sissippi leading the downward movement
The transactions aggregated lS4, 900 shares,
OF which 1900 were Pacific Mail, 1900
Western Union, $4,000 Northwestern, 1900
Rock Island, 1000 St. Paul, 5000 Erie, 49,.
COO Lake Shore, $4,000 ohiOS, 10000 Wa.
bash. and 5000 Union Pacific.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, january 2O.-Wheat weak;
No. | red 81 II; No. 2, 81 o.. Corn heavy
high mixed 72C; low mixed Tic; ear on truck
G66G7c. Oats dull aud nominally un.
changed. Petroleum strong standard white
In cur lots l0Hc; Ohio StatO test INC;
small lots lh2C hicher,
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RAILROAD MOHTUAuE5-tlTn'
sToCKs--Weak and lower In early deal.
inss and prices declined x to per cont.
Wabash fell of from l5N to lAAS, and
Western Union and Lake Shore Y pOr
cent. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph ad'
vanced from 2ai to 25H, reacting after
wards to "a. In the afternoon the general
market became firm and prices improved
XtoIk per cent from the lowest point,
with slight reaction, however, at the sec
ond call. The principal activity was ia
Western Union, Lake Shore, Pacific Mail
wabash, Northwestern and Ohio's. West
ern Union advanced on dispatch from
Washington stating that the Judiciary
Committee dt IT, last meeting had up the
bill f4ing the rates 10 be charged by tel
esfaph companies and that that Committed
had Adjourned without any action, and tha
the members Of the Committee stated that
majority were opposed 10 the bill. Lake
Shore Wa up on the tupor that the injunc
lion was dissolved, which rumof was with
out foundation. During the last hour TIL
market vas weak, with a decline Of Y 70
pG cent In the general LIST Ohio 4 Ms
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK; 1iOncy and NtOCks.

NS" AOA - 's"A>S N w
NEW York, January 2O.-AoSEY-
2a3Ji per cent for prime mercantile piper
jad per cent.
AfERLlSu ExCtASHE-tirm at S4.s6H
Ni.pO
GOLD-Openv,l and closed at li2Lt, with
sales during the tay NJ il9N. Carrying
rates !sn9ni per cent and fiat. ClenringS,
$2s,OOOOOO. Customs receipts, $4,000.
Treasury disbursements, s2O0,OOO.
NeSra- SiFnnv
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Representative Stowell to-day filed
his statement In tetutation Of tho charge
Of Geo. W. Graham that no had sold hll
Naval CadOuh1p.
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lIIIhhmrRlI.

PlrtsBCRoH, January 2O.-Whsat dull
and prices unchanged. Ear Corn 7SaSOc;
shelIed 7Sa7Oc free In elevator; 1Ja76c on
truck Petroleum dull; crude 81 20 ut Par.
kers refined 12c, Philadelphia delivery.
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TOLEDO, January 2O.-Flour dull and
nOminalWhent dull aud declined; amber
Michigan January 81 OK; seller February
81 Us: seller March 81 l01f; seller April
81 t34; No. Q red 81 OGA. Corn md Oats
dull but unchanged. Clover Seed 50 IL.
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tire RECORD,

TnrsvILLE, January 2O.-.A Gre at
ParkerS City, Pa, to-day destroyed five
stores. Loss $4,000, partly covered by
insurance. The origin Of the Gre was &C.
cidentAl.
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nRS1AGLES nd MARRlAGE.

HAPPY REtiIH ron YouSo MES from the Effects
Of Errors and AbuSel 10 Early lie. Manhood to.
stored. impeachment to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment New and remarkable RENE.
yelopeS Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4lg
n. Ninth ST., Philadelphia, PAIN Institution
having high reputation ior honorable conduct and
professional skill. jani3-iAW
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MANHOOD RESfnREn.

A tiotlm d youthful lmpsudtnce, causing pre-.
mature decay, nervous debility, etc., having tiled
ID vain 6Vefy known remedy, has found 5impll
Salieurs, which he will md re- 10 bis fellow tif
ECri, lddrVl ]. h REEVES, Il NGBlu ttreSt
New Y9k jAne
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Nos. !, 2, and run Daily TO and from Cincln-
natl. All other trains Daily, except Sunday.
COLUMBUS AND INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION,
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rain. think 1t our duty to help our brother
Crosby get in his hay before the shower" With
that he descended from the pulpit, and with sew
eral of his hearers proceeded to Mr.. Crosby's hay
field, where they worked half an hour, Or until the
hay was housed. The stanch old clergyman then
returned to the church, resumed his discourse,
never emitting point from firstly to ffteenthly,
and finally dismissed his congregation, doubtless
with conviction Of duty well and thoroughly
done.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes recently sent the
following, with his autograph, to q bazaar and
fancy fair at Manchester, England, in aid of the
Sick Chillrens Hospital
Rugged in the clinging pillows grasp,
From seaweed fringe to mountain heather,
The British oak, with rooted grasp,
Her slender handful holds together;
With cliffs of white and bowers Of green.
And ocean narrowing TO caress her,
And hills and threaded streams between
Our little Mother Isle, God bless her!
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Renublican State Convention.

tn. Rspublicans OF Maine are invited to send
,.,.-.tes to State Con vcntion to be held in
CITY HALL, PORTLAND.
Tuesday, June 18th, 1873, at III O'Clock
A, n, for the purpose of nominating candidate
for Governor, and transactrg any other business
that may properly come before this convention.
The basis OF representation will be as follows;-
Each city, town and plantation will be entitled
20 one delegate and one additional for every 20
votes cast for the Republican candidate for Cover
mr. IN 1874. fraction of 40 votes, additional to
the flhl number for delegate is also entitled to
delegate.
Delegates are authorized to I'LL va ,ancies only
with actual residents OF the county to when the
town belongs.
The State Committee will be IN session al ~
O'Clock on the morning Of the Convention LOT inc
reception of credentials,
JAMES G. BLAINE, Kennebec, Chairman.
WILLIAM p. FRYE, Androscoggln.
HENRY o. PERRY, Aroostook
STANLEY T. PULLEN, Cumberland.
A. H, S. DAVIS Franklin.
JOHN d. HOPKINS. Hancock,
J.H. H. HEwETT, Knox.
81 MARBLE, Lincoln.
EsoCH FOSTER, JR., Oxford.
JOSEPH W. PORTER, PenObscOt.
T. A. THOMPSON, Piscataquis.
Ed. SEwALL, Sagadahoc.
81. WALTON, Somerset.
FRED AwTOOD Waldo.
NELSON S. ALLAN, Washington
JOHN HALL, York.
IA. SMITH, Secretary.
Nav I'm 1917
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II the Argus had only told its readers
that Hon. w. P. Frye was not in Louisi-
ana, but in Maine. at the time that the
talk was had in General Sheridan's rooms
with Mr.. Wheeler about the seating of
four democrats in the Louisiana legisla-
ture, they would have seen that the view
Mr.. Frye took Of the matter when the
democrats came to be admitted to seats at
the extra session was very natural and
much more sensible than the fling the Ar
gus makes at him. indeed Mr.. Wheeler
saws in substance in his letter that he is
not surprised that the members Of the COM
mittee who were not in Louisiana thought
the Democrats had broken the comprom-
Use.