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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-28
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JULY %, 1875.
COMMITTEES OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CONSERVATIVE STATE ORGAN
IZATION.


ILNFOKAKi EAEJJ Nv = NOAI4III IL
J. NJ Stone, of Alcorp, Chairman; Geo.
L. Potter, w. +. Tucker, r. II. Taylor, L.
B. Graham, W. H. McCardle and W. ;.
Featherstone.
COMMITTEE OF CORRESPONDENCE.
Geo. L. Potter; w F. Tucker, H r.
Chalmers, Kinloch Falconer, w. r. Barks-
dale, L. VI Young and 7. B. Graham.
COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE.
Committee to confer with Republican
Executive Committee in relation to Regis
trars II. NJ. Street, K. o. Reynolds and r.
II. Taylor
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ARE you getting up club for The
CLARIoHG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04
RErisEo


Since the FIRE in Virginia, many Of
the old bummers-who used 10 get a
nights comfortable lodging in some Of
the many saloons then doing business,
or else in the station house where they
were taken under the protecting wing OF
Jailsr smith-have been in very hard
luck aud have had to do a good deal Of
rustling to get their regular lodgings.
Last night two OF them attempted to
doze away the silent hours in the Monu-
mental Saloon on the Divide; but some
Of the boys who were playing pool the
greater part Of the night interfered with
their plans.
The poor prosecuted old stills were
seated near the stove, and no sooner
would they begin snoozing comfortably
than some Of those villains would APP
proaeh them cautiously and apply a
lucifer match or some other satanic eon-
triyanco to their venerable nostrils.
Once they stuck q cork full Of matches.
and fastening them to the shirt front ol
ono OF their victims. touched them oil,
at the same time calling out Justify fire
fire. This joke vas almost too success
full. for the affrighted and but half.
awake old man rushed out doors and
began echoing their cry SO lustily thai
he aroused several OF the neighbors, and
came near creating n general panic IN
the vicinity.
Truly some OF the "boys" hayo to
make strange shifts for n nights lodg'
ing these times. and pay dear enough
for their free quarters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04

Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton has
lectured in Chicago on Greeley. Seward
and Weed. She estimated Weed as the
greatest Of American politicians, Seward
AZ the greatest diplomat and Greeley as
the greatest editor. Shc incidentally
told this story: l once attended a very
fashionable party at John q. Fremont's.
where Greeley invited me to take his
arm to dinner. l said, "wait Mr..
Greeley. till after the guest are out, !
want to say something to you" And
when the guest were out OF tho room,
I set to work to tic his cravat, arrange
his collar. comb his hair. and ever tie
his shoe. saying. "Mr. Greeley. why IL
it that you, such a handsome man. are
so careless about your dressl" His
reply was: Handsome is that hand
some does"
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now 1T WORKED.
a. Experiment Mes Easirsiy Sat
tsfaessry.


He would perhaps have been a fair
enough specimen Of humanity II his
face had not been dis6sured by fifty or
sixty pieces Of court.plaster. but their
effect was to rob II Of its natural ex.
preston and make him appear as II al
fiicted with leprosy or some other re-
pulsive skin disease.
He tame into Dumars' saloon. OPP
posits tho NEWS Office. this morning.
and called for a glass Of "whisky
straight" tossed II of at one gulp like
n man who was performing an unpleas'
ant duty; and. seating himself in a
chair. fell into a moody reflection.
Presently he approached the bar
again. aud calling for ga little OF the
same" fell into q conversation with the
barkeeper. during which he naturally
enough driited into n recital Of his his
tory, and particularly an explanation OF
how he came by the marks that adorned
his countenance.
lie opened 1t by stating that his name
was Chase-"Bin Cha.r' from Ne'ue
Bend. Iowa.
Said he /: mister. I'm q stranger in
this place /; me aud my wife only got
here about four weeks ago /; and not
balm acquainted. I found II hariish
work to eit a job; so thought I'd take
2 u down to Carson anu them places.
as heard there was n chance to get
work ut woodchopplng u such things
~ a been used !" nj home
81 got Mary Jane a room IN the lower
end OF town. pawn n power OF money
Tor II. and let about Tour days ago:
teliin' her Ia not likely 10 back snort OF
n couple OF weeks.
1T appears That whcn 1 was away
she got hold OF some OF the papers and
commenced readin' about robbers, anu
midnight assassins, AMI them fellows,
and was so frightened about 1t that she
coaied a neishbor woman to come aud
sleep with her nights"
"One day Mary Jane picked mp n pa
per and read this thing and he pro-
daced q scrap cut out OF some news
paper which read /: "In retiring for the
night, spread newspapers loosely upon
the stairways and in front OF the door
ways and windows. The noise pro-
duced at the dead Of night by treading
on the cracking newspapers. or at
tempting 70 remove them from the
pathway. be the burglar ever 30 stealthy
and expert, 10 sufficient to give almost
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04
Cu,uIrr LroArr. - Every good.

Cu,nLrr LrolrE. - Every good.
square old washo.ite Comstocker knows
Charley Lesate. even IL he don't know
what the price Of stocks is going to be
to-norrow. Charley Legate, OF vir-
ginia, has fed more people Tor less
money. and growled moro over It than
anybody. Yet he will keep on doing 1t.
Frozen out or burned out II makes no
odds to him, he Is bound TO pat in an
appearance anyhow, so now we find him
running the chief oyster stand in the
unburned portion Of the city, ON south
q street, Mt the edge Of tho sidewalk.
lie has the very best Of oysters both
from San Francisco ani the East, in the
shell and out % the shell. and beat OF
all, ho has Booths famous Baltimore
oysters, put up in cans, packed in ice,
and received by express, fresh, every
day. Those oysters can't be beat, and
nobody knows il better than Charley
Legats.
FrsrivAL.--we understand it is the
intention Of the ladies OF st. Johns
Church to hold a festival at Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hill. on the evenings
Of December 10Th. 10th and 18th. In
addition tn the usual programme Of the
sociables given by the ladies' Of this
Church, there will be two or three tables
stocked with toys, fancy work. ETC..
suitable for Christmas presents. The 81.
Johns Church sociables have been about
the only events transporting in our town.
for the last month or two, that indicated
there Was still a little life remaining in
the community. and for this reason. u
NO other. the proposed festival should
ami doubtless will be literally patron
lied.
Mup.-The thing that occupies the
attention Of pedestrians most these days
is the mud that has to be encountered
ON all sides. II is so universal that the
ladies' are practically prisoners. Ths
only ones who seem to pay no attention
to il are the transfers. whose business
necessitates them TO 10 out, let the
weather and streets DO a. they may:
These, clad in big blanket ~overcoats and
shod with immense gunboots that reach
nearly to the waist, slosh around o. u
In their native element. Mud Ia so
plentiful hsrsabouts that 1t would make
q first rate item. only it's "too thin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04
srRIC COURT.

Tho following business was transacted
in tho First District Court yesterday.
Judge Rising presiding:
South Crown Point Mining Company
VI. Beieher Mining Company: forty days
given in which to file substituted papers.
In the matter OF the estate OF X. q.
Darling. deceased. nm order was made
appointing administrator and appraisers.
Stern w.. Lucerne Mining Company
AMI Jacob W. Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company: twenty days given in
which to file substituted papers.
John Amna. held on . charge OF being
concerned in the stealing Of some horses
was discharged ON a writ OF habeas
corpus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04
Mexican outrasss on she Border
Astore Attacked, Robbed and It's
Proprietor Fatally wounded.

Mexican Outrages on she Border
Astors Attacked, Robbed and It's
Proprietor Fatally Wounded.
SAN DIEao, December AT 1880
this morning q dispatch was received
from the operator at Campo, near the
Mexican line, co miles cast Of here,
asking for assistance and q physician.
saying they had been attacked BY some
Me1icans, supposed to DO Of Chavsz's
band. In the fight, s. Z. and L. Cas-
kill, groeers. were wounded, the hitter
probably fatally, and also a Mexican,
who was in the store trading. Several
others are missing. One Of the rob-
bers was killed. and others wounded.
They robbed the store OF everything Of
value and all arms and ammunition and
then loft. Sheriff Hunsucksr has u
thorlzed Justice Cline. at Campo, TO
raise a posse and 60 in pursuit. He
will 60 himself to the scene OF the raid
with n posse AZ soon as q tslegraphic
requisition upon the authorities Of
Lower California Ia received from Gov.
Pacheco.
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Z" FACTS ARE sTussoRN THINGS


Ihousahus OF humai oe'ns' ~o ysMt.
borne on D swi', eu,Isn. % uiseaso
down to The grave, lust because 'ney 10
not possess a suincieh! knoxlsuse OF
themselves. y mar meets MS ns,ehooI,
and tho hrst salu'aiioh IN, NOV sro
you or. NOW IL your neai,h
Tbs reply frequently Is, On Wv
well. with tue eheepeoh OF eo,u
Most persons iSh'iy Iesalu u eoiu'
leader, do you Know una q .oiu Is u
OF the most dangerous OF maiAu'es a
cold not only clogs up the pores OF 'ns
entire SYSTEM anu retaraa e%i'cula',on.
1t Is productive OF eatarrh' which IN
quite apt to lead 10 consumption.
oh you say. 1t is nothing but a
cold In my head. true out that coiu
is really a mild form Of Caiarrh, ana IL
arrested In It's course wii Decome
chronic. Catarrh IL y .. .he NOS
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Arrival. shi. M.r.inx
R.lisisu. seryiees Te-nerrsw.

VI. Z. CuuIcu. GoLD HrLL.-Divine
services will DO held in this church to-
morrow at IL A. NJ. Rev. q. A Gilliss
officiating. and 7 p. ~. Rev. I. \. Ursn
officiating. Sunday school at II. p. N.
Sr. JouN's CHrRcn. GoLD Hull
There will 10 divine service tomorrow
att r.. M. Rev. X. :. Eastman, Of
fciaiin.. Sunday School al Ia p. NJ.
Rev. ". X. Jcnvey will hold divine
service at Silver City tomorrow at
. p. u.
There will he no Episcopal service at
Dayton tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04
Hardware Firm suspended -CslIse-
tions fer virgiais sunsrcn-
weather.

SAN Francisco. Dec. Al: 30 p. NJ
Jacob Underhill L Co.. heavy hardware
merchants, Nos. lls and 100 Battery
street, have suspended payment. No
statement OF the condition Of tho Arm
was obtainable yesterday.
Money to the amount Of $500 WINS
collected by Col. Stevenson and Chas.
II. Blinn for the benefit Of the Virginia
sufferers.
Tho weather cleared up carly this
morning and is now pleasant, with .
fresh westerly wind. The rain Is ap-
parently for the present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04

MoRE CoN.-The employees Of the
Consolidated Virginia Mining Company.
and the men working at the G. X G.
shaft were yesterday paid for labor per-
formed during last month. The total
amount disburssd was about S5G.O
This is considerably less than would
been paid out had the Consolidated vir-
ginia Mining Company been extracting
ore rs usual. For several months the
monthly pay roll Of that company has
seldom fell short Of $4,000. sometimes
sven going as high as 100000. A the
work Of extracting ore will shortly be
resumed, the next pay roll will probably
be somewhere nigh the old hgurss.
ELECTED A DIRECTOR. II. NJ. fering-
ton. General Superintendent OF the 'r-
ciuia and Truckee Railroad. has been
elected M a Director Of the ROAD in the
place Of A. VI. E~dgington. deceased
and also Vice President oil the COM
pany, to fill the vacancy caused oy
the late resignation OF A. j. Ralsion.
Mr.. Yerineton has proved himself an
sne,s,u am ~" n., na.i,ions With
credit to himself and the satisfaction OF
the company.
coo, ,r,,,x,vrxr-.ssm Owens,
,ss N.,,a, Ls,i.la,ur..
-, S..a,;.,.na.,, a, the Utah mine
,;,,. ! hoi.,in, work, wero
us.1h,a rs Wa. lately appoin,ei
T"San;,n ~ tbs New york Consolidated
m;ns' anal entered ON his duties last
"Wednesday. lie has the reputation Of
being an energetic and expert mining
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pu,S roa TnE noYs.
wrestling Match ssr the Light
weight Championship OF Amer

A wrestling match for $500 q side and
the light weight championship OF Amer
lea, has been arranged between Ed.
Caffery, the noted wrestler Of Gold Hill.
and II. Gallagher. light weight cham.
pion Of New York. The match is to be
collar and elbow. best three falls in five.
The stakes are already mp. and there Is
therefore, no chance for the match to
fall through. II will come of al Miners
Union Hall in this town at = o'clock
next Tuesday evening. The men are
pretty evenly matched, although Gai'
lagher il considerably the tallest.
We understand that Gallery Ia the
challenging party. Gallagher being al
Eureka-where he had two SUCCESSFUL
encountsrs-at the time he received the
challenge. As Gallery is known to u
~first-class, both in skill and endurance,
and Gallagher comes with an excellent
reputation, the contest promises 10 DO
one Of unusual interest, anu will no
doubt bring out our sporting men IN
force.
The match IN of at q good time,
when men arc flush. aud there Is there
fore an opportunity for them to back
their Judgment and turn an honest
penny. We have no reason for sup.
posing that this. like the great Roman
wrestling farce-not to call it by. q
harsher name which took place in Viz
ginia u few mouths ago. will DO n put
up job. TO gather in as much eoin as
possible, to 10 afterwards divided
between the c~ontending parties or
their friends. hut believe the best man
will win aud receive the money.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO rus esLs niLI sAur r.v
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Q York Adviees.

wv SHA &1sNSo
New YoRx. Dec. "A dispatch from
Cold Springs, Now York, says the rive,
is closed by leo north Of Pinsbeck. The
steamers II. W. Wells and Ontario
have been cut into by leo and have been
beached.
There is no visible change In the con.
dition Of Chas. O'Counor to-day.
The hotel bills OF Kaiakaua are still
unpaid. Tho city still declines TO pay
them, unless q largo reduction IL made
from the eIhorbitant rates charged.
A Roundout telegram says that q yer.
dict was rendered to-day In the case Of
the disaster to the steamer Sunnyside.
whereby several lives wsro lost. The
jury exonerate tho officers and crew
from all blame. but csnsurs Clifford and
Duffy (passsngers) for causing the up
setting Of a lie boat, and disobeying
tho orders Of the Captain and Mate.
Fire.
BASooE. Maine. Dec. 4.-Ths resi-
dsnce Of Baxter Shaw at vancsboro was
burned last night. Loss $4,000 No
insurance.
Church Disas reements.
NEw York, Dec. 4.-Rsv. Justin d.
Fulton resigned the charge Of Hanson
Place Baptist Church. in brooklyn. last
night. About 70 members Of the church.
including some OF the most influential
there. rendered their r~esignations.
Marriage ola Csndesassa Murderer.
Charles Weston, one Of the three
negroes to be hanged on the seven.
tesnth. was married TO Catherine Gray.
q white woman. ON Thursday. The
ceremony was performed In his cell, and
Dolan. convicted Of killing Mr.. Noe,
stood up with Thorn. The bride IL Catho-
lie, and Weston consented to bs baptized
and married by a priest. Jacob standsr.
man has received notice Of his respite.
Crooked whiskyises II DiAssisy.
CHICAGO. December A verdict Of
guilty was rendered against wsinsr and
Taft, the crooked Milwaukee whisky
men, in the United States Court ysstsr-
day. Louis Rindskopit was taken be-
fore the Court, and again refused to
answer the SUPERVISOR questions, and
was sent to Jail for contempt. He sI-
presses q determination to rot there be-
fore giving the information required.
spseuIasioas Absus ths speaker.
ship OF she House Of Representa-
lives.
A Washington special says the Speak
ership is the prominent topic Of CONVEX
sation here just now. and the corridors
OF tho hotels are filed with excited
crowds, each man praising his candi.
date and denouncing the others. Il Is
very evident that the p~artisans Of both
Kerr and Randall are playing 4 game Of
bluff in which they are equally matched.
Meetings Of several States have developed
unexpected strength for Kerr, who isap-
parently ahead. It Is suggested that
should tho personal animosity displayed
by the supporters Of Kerr and Randall
result in the determination OF each to
prevent a nomination Of the other. q
compromise candidate will DO selected.
S. S. Cox does not appear to stand any
chance, but NJ. u. Saylsr, Of Ohio. ap-
pears to have many friends, and there
are some who would like to see John
Hancock Of Texas elected a. the Con-
tsnnial Speaker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04

Save me, health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy chemical strength" so'd by all
druggists. lnstruciion7 full. and . cure guar.
anteei In any case OF dsoiliiailna dreams Tor
seminal weakne-.), and Ill alarming symptoms
of nervous decay, resulting nom seif-abure,
cNces-e- or any cause. CRANu q BRiuHAn.
whole-ale Agents. San Francisco. Price ~
pcr bottle q
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NORRIS a. NATHAN.

This popular dry goods nrm. although losing
all by the great ire at Virginia, Will not die In
eon.eluen 70. On the contrary. thsy will open
In ,ew days here In Gold Hiil, having secured
he.r,y Opposite ibc NESS once. This morn.
linz they went To San frsuelaco for anev ADO
extensive stock OF dry goods. and thsy VIII
opca out 10 . fes days In splsudid style. nos
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A Cam.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
ndlsc retlons Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss NJ manhood. ETC.. win stnd
q recipe that will cure you, frea o. ehafge.
TIL great romedy was discovered ny . nils
sio AIRY In south America. Send 2 sell-ad'
station d. Bibls lIouse. New York City.
anil 6m
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This Mssatag.

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III Hale 4 Norero.-, 20. nv
100 Crown I'oist. ~. nv. sa'.. a,f
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$40 Choii ar rotosi, 81. ~
70 Alpha. II. isS
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AS Csc. Virginia. US. 10. ~. so, s'5, 3.s
30 Imperisl. s..sA. ~ bO
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ass kontusk, Is Ia. itk
2i7U californis. ", soS, 6sS, c9h BIO. S9S
Is bullion. ~
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cas- OvermAn. 81. eik 81. %. O.
so sierra Nevada. IN, i7s,iTS
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eco Union Con-. Ok, "a. 10
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$50 Utah. 10
10 silver iiiii. ~
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100 Rock lslAnd. ~
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80 Meadow Valley. A.
10 Raymond A FL. isS
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Az ESTABLISHED REMEDr.-" Browns
bronchial Troches" are widely known
as an established remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis. Hoarssness, AL other
troubles Of the throat and lungs.
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SrocK aEP0ar.
Last Eveaing

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srArrosEnv AND JRwxLRY.

]. 3. NsrshAil, st the Gold IIln Post
sGcs store. 10 sole agent for al
the San Yancisco and Sacramento daily
papers. Al the latest Eastern periodicals.,
magazines. etc.. received - FOOD ~ publlshed.
q delivered In any part OF town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books OF every description made to order q
short notice. Gold aud silver watches. clocks.
and , ane s..ort,nsnt o. Jeselry; repairing IN
Of toys AMI fancy goods. See regular advsr.
tsemeut In another column. Jeie
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HoLrpAY GooDs.-J. ID. Marshall, OF
the Postofico store. Main street. Gold
Hill. was yesterday the busiest man in
town. The store was fairly blockadsd
with boxes and bales OF toys. jewelry.
and other articles received the previous
night, and Joe was put to his wits end
to find a place TO stow them AWAY. His
store was in n similar condition to-day
by the presence OF little folks who were
fsasting their eyes on the lately re-
ceived treasures.
Non So BAD.-Tho alarm Of fro at
O'Clock A. NJ. yesterday. was caused by
SCOT in Mr.. Duprey's stove-pipo burn
ing out. Although some Of the sparks
fell on the roof OF the house. II did not
catch fro. rs we were told yesterday.
A personal examination satisfied us ON
this point. No injustice intended Mr..
Duprey by the statement Of yesterday.
INJURED ny a BLAsr.-Mr. John Sui.
Ivan. n OF the employees Of tho v. &
I. II. H.. was hit in the face by q rock
from q blast ut about 2 p. N. yesterday.
and pretty badly bruised. He called ON
DIR. Manson who examined his face and
found that luckily no bones were broken.
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-, Tra.l.rse''''0 "''n'
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Arms CHEanx PEcroRAL-the world's great
remedy for Colds. Coughs and Consumption.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL TO the GOLD NIL DAILY NEW.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-13


Although he election IL 50 far Of. csn-
didates for State officers are looming up
in large numbers A Governor, Comp
troller Of the Treasury and Attorney Gen
eraI are 70 DO elected in November The
first two are important, not only from their
high character 10 themselves, but from
the fact that the incamhents Of these Offices
constitute majority Of the Board Of Pub
lie Werks, which in turn controls the
State stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, and elects the Directors
aud President Of IL The Board Of Public
Works also elects the State Directors in
various railroads, and besides these two
officers have various other important
duties exoficio in their character They
are also members Of the State Board Of
Fishery Force, which Board elects the
Commander and Deputy Commanders Of
the State Oyster Police Force. The DIFF
fsrens officers who hold position BY the
tenure Of the viii Of the Board Of Public
Works, are anxiously seeking, BY combi-
nation, to control these nominations in
their own interest Let the rank and file
of the party see to il that no combination
of the sort shall succeed. Let the nomi-
nations for each and every of these Offices
be the free and unbiased choice Of fair
" constituted convention, which ahcll
spura the r-aahiavelian policy Of cliques,
rings and easals Of every sort.
The Democratic candidates for Cover.
nor are James b. GroOme, Of Cecil county,
the present executive; VIM. I. Hamilton
Of Washington county; Henry W. Archer
Of Hartford; John Lee Carroll, Of Howard
The candidates spoken Of for Comptroller
are Levin Woolford, Of Somerset; John
n. Miller, of Cecil R. G. Hollyday, pre-
sent Secretary Of State; DR. Somerset r.
Waters, of Carroll; Charles Z. Jump, Of
Talbot. For Attorney General, Frederick
Nelson, Of Frederick county; chas. Colds
borough, Of Dorchester, Charles J. NJ
Gwian, A. Leo Knott and Bernard Car,
Ger, Of Baltimore city.