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Sp1nish America.


Correspondence National Press to the Star.
PANAMA, Aug. 7lh, 1878.
Columbia-Nothing has transpired to
disturb the peace of this State since the
last report. The National soldiers who were
expected to garrison the city have not yet
arrived. The State militia are still under
arms, but it is supposed after all the excite
ment and confusion consequent on the ex-
pected arrival of the National troops, every
thing will end in smoke. The cultivation
Of Liberian coffee occupies the attention of
agricultursts in the State of Bolevare. The
government of that State has ordered,
through the house of Schloss & Co., London,
sufficient number of plants to make be-
ginning in that important industry. We
have had no cases of yellow fever here for
many years, not since 1867, when probably
forty or fifty fatal cases occurred.
Peru-Confdence seems increasing in the
probability of an improvement in the COM
mercial affairs of Peru. Exchange has not
improved, but may be quoted at less favor
able terms than by last steamer. On Lon
don, I'D to the sol may be considered re-
liable quotation.
Chill and the Argentine-On the 29th of
June party of Argentines, to the number
Ol lHTG6 NJ '!uTcU, Ildue Tilu over lne
Chilian border They attacked the cattle
thieves and killed seven people and run off
nearly two thousand head of cattle. On
their return they carried off nine ChiIian
families and number of the Pesuenche
Indians, all of whom they subjected to the
grossest indignities. The object was to pun
ish the Indians, who are accused of depre-
dations on Argentine territory.
The house of Messrs. Riexo & Co., of Chill,
failed with liabilities of S40S, 1853. The Bank
of Vuagua, of Brazil, the largest of The
kind in South America, failed Liabilities
100000. This intelligence is taken from
a Buenos Ayres paper.
The following telegram was recently pub
lished in Lima: "The Chilan Government
has ordered forced circulation of bank
notes on account of the banks having sus-
pended payment in currency"
Costa Rica-Nearly every report made to
Government heads of Departments speak of
the scarcity of laborers and contract has
been concluded for the introduction of emf
grants from the Canary Islands. The In
ternational Bank of Guatemala is in a
f1ourishing condition. The exports of Qua
temala for 1877 amounted to So, 1888, 1874.
Coffee alone amounted to So, ,359,000
Nicarauga-A very malignant type of
bilious fever has been developed in Mata-
gulpha. Ten or twelve persons fell victims
to the disease daily and there is no doctor
to attend the poor people. The State Board
of Health was recently suspended for six
months. The union of the telegraph lines
between Honduras and Nicarauga will
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DR.. Damerson and lady, of 287 West
Sixth street, will take a pleasure trip on
Tuesday, the Goth inst, and will return on
Friday or Saturday next.
Miss C. L. Cleveland formerly teacher
in the Glendale Female College, and later
a resident of Plymouth, Ind, will soon
leave for Monterey, Mexico, as a Presby-
terian missionary.
His Honor, the Mayor of Hamilton, O.,
came down to the city in search of the pris-
oners recently escaped from the Hamilton
jail He paid visit to Hammond-street
Station, and thought it to be the best regu-
lated lookup ever seen by him.
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THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
Yellow Fever,

National Associated Press to the Star.
WAsH1NGToN Aug 19-The following
dispatch has been received at the Post-otfice
Department from w. L. Wyckham, Post
master at Mobile:
The Health authorities prohibit the re-
seeipt- OF third=class mail matter from New
| Orleans, and urgently recommend that
Postmasters in infected cities be instructed
to exercise vigilance to prevent Enclosures
being forwarded that might convey the
infection"
LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from Cape
Verd, OH the west coast of Africa, says the
yellow fever is devastating Senegal.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 19.-The official state
ment of cases of yellow fever reported in
New Orleans is as follows: Deaths from II
m. Saturday to II III. yesterday, Al; new
cases since last report, 1l5; total number of
cases to date, 1,09O total number of deaths
TO date, 3l3.
VICKsBURG, Aug. 19.-About twenty new
cases of yellow fever, but no deaths were
reported yesterday. No boats passing,
CAIRO Aug 19.-The j. W. Gatf passed
up yesterday loaded with passengers, but
with no fever on board.
GALL1PoMs, o., Aug. 19.-The John A.
Porter landed here Saturday night and in
tended to continue her course yesterday
morning but she broke wrist and had to
lay up again. The captain fell sick yester-
day, and the engineer says there are thir-
teen cases of yellow fever on board.
New ORLEANS Aug. 19-The official state
ment of cases of yellow fever reporied in
New Orleans is as follows: Deaths from II
m. yesterday to u m. to-day forty-two;
new cases since last report, one hundred
and twentynine.
New York, Aug 19.-$G,OOO have been
raised here for the Grenada, Miss, suf-
fererS
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Third El!I!o,
FOREIGN.
Attempted Assassination of Tod
leben.
BOSNIA WELCOMES AUSTRIA.
wHAcK1NG IT TO THE AusTR1ANs.

VIENNA, Aug. ia telegram received
from headquarters, of the goth inst, Aus
trian Division, says that the division was
attacked Friday morning in it's position
near Doboj, on the right bank of the River
Bono, by considerable force of Insurgents.
All the assaults were repulsed, but the Aus
trians suffered heavily. The Austrian Gen
eral Jovanovich is marching from Mastert
to join General Phillipolis, who has stopped,
because his communications are threatened.
AN ASIDE AGREEMENT.
BERLIN, Aug. 19.-It is stated that on the
day of the sitting of Congress, previous to
the signature of the treaty, the Austrian
and Turkish Plenipotentiaries agreed that
Austria should sign declaration to the eff
feet that the Sultan should retain the SOW
ereignty over Bosnia and that the occupa-
ton should only be temporary.
A STATUE TO LAMARTINB.
PARIS, Aug. ia statue to M. Alphonse
De Lamartine, the great poet, orator and
historian, was inaugurated at Macon yester-
day.
THE SOCIALIST BILL.
BERLIN, Aug. 19.-The Federal Council
referred the Socialist Bill to the Justice
Committee after reading it the first time.
The second reading OF the bill Will take
place on Wednesday.
FIRE AT KIss1NGEN.
A great confagration occurred in the
fashionable quarter OF klSsengen yesterday,
destroying a great number of houses, and
scores of visitors were rendered houseless
for the night.
URGING A MOBILIZATION OF THE ARMY.
LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from vi
emma says the Austrian and Hungarian press
are urging a general mobilization of the
army, and the Government is seriously con-
sidering the subject.
ANOTHER ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
IoNnoN Ano IA disn.+ch from Con.
stantinonie reSorts M the attemnted ] assassina- %
tinn of General Todlehen of the Russian
army Dnrino n raviaw of tho n,ilitory a
Young Greek advanced toward the General
as the latter was reviewing the troops, and
drawing pistol discharged its contents
when quite close to his intended victim,
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National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
CHAMPLAIN, N. Y, Aug. ia fearful
rain, hail, thunder and lightning storm
passed over here yesterday afternoon. Trees
were denuded of their branches, sidewalks
swept away, streets overhowed and much
damage done. Many residences in Centre
Village had their first floors and cellars
flooded Hail fell large as robins eggs
Some damage was done to crops and garden
vegetables. 1t is believed the damage to
the country will be great
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THE METROPOLIS.
Sherman Off for Ohio.
National Associated Press to the Star.

Nutloildl hsSOCldleu TIesS W Ine oIdr.
New YORK, Aug 19.-Secretary Sherman
had long conference Saturday with Col
lector Merrill on Custom House matters.
A number of merchants representing various
trades had interviews with the Secretary
who leaves for the West to-day. He will
reply in a few days at Mansfield, Ohio, to
Senator Thurman's criticism of his admin
istration of the Treasury Department.
MacMahOn PardOns Com mmunists.
A Herald special Paris cable says: Presi-
dent MacMahon has proclaimed the pardon
of twenty-five persons convicted of COM
munistic offenses
Much Potter Hath Made Him Mad.
John c. Leet one of the witnesses in the
Potter investigation, was arrested last night
at the Astor House on the charge of firing
pistol shots through the door of his room
with the intention of wounding clerk Of
the hotel. 1t appears that Leet since the
last examination before the Committee, has
acted very strangely and persons staying at
the house remarked that he appeared to be
out of his mind. His principal idea ap-
peared to be that somebody was going to
assassinae him. Yesterday noon while
Leet was in his room he suddenly rang the
bell violently.
The clerk went up to his room but Leet
refused to open the door, and told him if
he attempted to come III he would kill him.
The clerk became alarmed and went down
| stairs. In a few minutes he again rang the
bell violently. The police were summoned
and several of them went up to Leets
room, and demanded admittance. Leet
refused to open the door, and told the Off
GERS he would shoot if they attempted to
force it. He then fired four shots through
the panel of the door, one of which passed
through officer Flynn's coat sleeve. Off
GERS then burst open the door, arrested Leet
and took him to the police station, where
he was locked up. He will be taken to the
Tombs Police Station this morning.
The Socialist Celebration.
The Socialists of this city, Brooklyn and
New Jersey celebrated the recent victory of
Socialists in Germany yesterday afternoon
by mass meeting in Turtle Bay Park
About one thousand persons were present
In Return for His Hash.
Late yesterday evening a Greek sailor
named John Caramus, while intoxicated
attempted to murder his boarding mis-
tress, Fanny Clark. Being prevented from
carrying out his design by some of the
other boarders, he attempted suicide by
cutting the veins in his arm. The knife
was finally taken from him, and he was
sent to the Hospital.
Assaulting an Officer.
At an early hour yesterday morning,
while Officer Meagher was attempting to
quell disturbance in a saloon OH Thirty
sixth street, he was set upon by a gang
of ruffians, one of whom struck him on the
head infiicting injuries which, it is feared,
will prove fatal.
Death of George v. Bowers.
George V. Bowers, the welI-known come
| Il Il. Al, |.
day, of consumption. Mr. Bowers was born
in Philadelphia April 23d, 1885, and was a
younger brother of the late d. p Bowers,
whose widow is well-known actress.
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Bishop Chatard,s Reception.

National Associated Press to the Star,
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 19,-Bishop Chatard
arrived Saturday evening and was escorted
to his residence by several hundred citizens
mostly Catholics The Bishop mounted
the front steps of his house, accompanied
by Gov. Williams, Mayor Caven and all the
Cathedral clergy. Gov. Williams and
Mayor Caven each made q short address,
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Fire at POttsville.
National Associated Press to the Star.


PorTsvnLE, Pa, Aug. 19.-Saturday
night at II o'clock, fire was discovered in
the rear portion of Aaron Renels residence
and in a few moments had communications
with an adjoining building which was
frame and dry as tinder. The town having
no fire department. there was no way to
stay the rapidly growing flames. In short
time most valuable business block was in
ashes, taking in its course thirteen houses,
many occupied as residences and including
the pOst-Otfice.
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Democratic Executive Committee,

The Hamilton County Democratic Executive
Committee met Saturday at the Grand Hotel,
sixty-one members being present
Mr.. Nelson sayler was elected as temporary
Chairman, and Joe Setter as temporary Secretary.
Messrs. Nelson Sayler and Ed. Nealus were put
in nomination for the Craftsmanship The irSs
ballot resulted: Nealus 20, Sayler 4S.
Mr. Sayler was elected, and on motion of NE
Nealus his nomination was made unanimous.
4. j. McGovern, of the Fourteenth Ward,
was elected Vice President.
Mr.. Joe Setter was by acclamation elected
Secretary, and Mr.. Jacob Baumgartner
Treasurer.
The following Committee on Credentials
was appointed Messrs. Gleason, Nealis,
Jessup, Hartshorn and Blackburn,
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shortly be effected. The election for the pres
idency will be held in October. Col Pedro
Rivera was assassinated near Grenada. 1t
is supposed by some parties with whom he
had some questions relating to land titles.
No less than thirteen wounds were found
on the body
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welcoming the Bishop to his new diocese to
which he responded in a few well chosen
remarks, after which the crowd dispersed.
Yesterday he was given a grand reception
by the Irish and Catholic Societies of this
citV
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CRIMES COLUMN.
National Associated Press to the Star.

MOTHER MURDERS HER BABE.
McCoNNELLsvILLE, O., Aug. 10. - Mrs
from this place, cut the throat of her little
babe, only three months DID, and then cut
her own throat with a butcher knife. The
infant died at once but Mrs. Thompson
will probably recover She is undoubtedly
insane
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OUR MEXICAN MUSS.
Their Sovereign Rights Violated.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
New YoRK, Aug 19-The Herald Wash
ington special says that Senor Seamaconu. the
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VOL. AZ Ten Cents Per Week.
SOCIETY NOTICES.

NOTICE. ALL MEMBERS BELONGING TO
IN the Hod Carriers Union are requested to at
lend general meeting FRIDAY, August 23d, at
heir hall, corner Court street and Central avenue
NJ 1880 O'Clock p. m.
MICHAEL MCNULTY, President
VIM. G. OSBORN, Secretary. 1t"
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/ HE ACCOMPLISHED MADAME BYRON,
AstrOlogist 2j9 Central avenue, near Seventh st.
Ring the bell. No gents 1t
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Political.


THE NAZARINE DEMOCRATS.
EAsToN, Pa, Aug 19.-The Democrats Of
Northampton County met in convention at
Nazareth, Saturday afternoon. The meet
ing was the largest and most inharmonious
ever held in the County. The ring pre-
dominated and carried every point R. K.
Dackman was nominated for Congress.
KEARNEY AT INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 19.-The Socialist
demonstration here yesterday was not a
success, although it was expected that Kear-
ney would draw a large crowd. In addi-
ton to the address of the great agitator,
speeches were delivered by Peter H. Clark
of Cincinnati and w. G. Haines of Newport,
KY.
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 19.-Col A. S. Marks of
Winchester was nominated for Governor by
the Democratic State Convention Saturday.
THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
New YORK, Aug ia gentleman from
Central New York, with whom CORE
spondent of the Tribune conversed in AL
bany has given his views concerning Mr.
Conkling's strength in the State Convention
and the Legislature. He thinks the Legis-
lature can be carried by the Republicans.
/ was stated in the course of the conversa-
ton that the Republicans of Central New
York comprise at least as many Hayes men
as those who regard the Administration
with distrust.
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FOR SALE.


1fOR SALE FARM - About 10 miles from
II the city, good dwelling of rooms, barn and
uut-houses complete. Suitable place for gardner
Apply at SO Gano street. au1b3t
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PERSONAL.

Fifth street. is the place to sell or buy all kinds
Of household goods. 43 years in the business i'll
Cincinnati. au196t"
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ABDUCTION IN CLEVELAND,

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 19.-An unknown
man yesterday caught little Ella Young,
aged eleven years, while she was playing in
front of her home, No. 62 Walnut street,
and hurried away with her before he could
be apprehended. No clue OF the scamp has
yet been found
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NOTICE.


ATTACHMENT. B LUERCK AGAINST
N Daniel Sullivan.-Before George H. High,
Justice of the Peace of Cincinnati Township
Hamilton County, Oho.-On the LIST day of Au-
gust, 1875 said Justice issued an order of attach
ment in the above action for SA. Cause set for
o'clock a. III. au19-3tM B. LUERCK.
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SELECT RETAIL HOUSES.
BOOTS AND SHOES

Great bargains for next 30 days at GREEN'S Shoe
Store 277 Central avenue. Ladies' Shoes 81. Misses
Shoes soc, Childrens Shoes 25c, Mems Shoes 81.
au1-30t
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" "ANTED-SITU UATION-By boy of II to at
w tend horses and cows Address q Jackson
street. 1886
VIZ ANTED SITUATION - By a Young man
w willing to work; best references. Address
VIM ENYART, 46S Bayniller street. 19-3t
WI WANTED-STTU ATION-By young man to
w go to the country to do farm work: good hab
ita Address Q. g. H., SO +. Sixth street i9-3t
w ANTED--SITUAT ATION-By a competent gas.
w filter, capable of taking charge OF small gas
works. Address NJ. NJ, 2l0 Central avenue. 19-3t
wv IANTED-SITU ATION-By a young man to
w learn farming; will work for board and small
wages; good reference, Inquire at Al Broadway
19.3t
wv ANTED - SITUATION - BY boy fifteen
w years of age, who is willing to do any kind
of work, in city or country. Address 80 Elm
street. 19-3t
VIZ INTERPRETATIONS a young man 20
w years of age, in a grocery or saloon; can
speak German and English. Address Box 400, Gov
inGton, KY. 19-3t
wv NTANTED-SITUATION- a man and wife
w on small place: man 10 attend to horses
and woman to do housework. Address WIN. CIR
WIN, 272 West Front street 19-3t
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DOOTS AND SHOEs-S MARX, 1856 AND 1893
prices. Bargains Call, it will pay you. jyl7-3m
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Death of George V, bowers.

George '. Bowers, the welI-known come
dian, died in this city at his home yester
day, of consumption. Mr. Bowers was born
in Philadelphia April 23d 1885, and was a
younger brother of the late d. p. Bowers,
whose widow is wel-known actress.
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VFOR RENT-HOUSE-No IS Milton street, two
L and-a-halfstory brick; bath, gas, hydrant and
eistern; 'front.' side and rear yards Inquire at SAG
Main street 19-3t
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DAINTER'S MANUAL.-HOUSE AND SIGN
L painting, grainng, vanishing, polishing, kali
Soc Book of Alphabets, Soc Scroll and Ornaments,
q. Furniture and Cabinet Finisher, Soc Watch
maker and Jeweler, 50c Soapmaker, Csc. Tax
dermist SOC. OF booksellers or by mail, JESSE
HANEY Il CO., 1l9 Nassau street, New York
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NOR RENT-HOUSE-No 50 John street, on or
II before October 1st a brick house Of nine rooms,
hail and side entrance. Inquire on the premises
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VfOR RENT-ROON1S-At ia Front street. New
Il port, three rooms, on second floor, for house
keeping, furnished or unfinished. 19-2t
If0R RENT - ROOM - Nicely furnished front
l room, suitable for one or two gents, at 116 East
Fifth street 1926
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FOR RENT.

IIOR RENT HOUSE-No 60 Pike street, i'll the
IL best OF order; rent cheap Inquire OF Ii. A.
JONES, 377 West Seventh street. 193t
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NOR RENT-HOUSE-No 61 Belts street, new
Il two-story brick house of six rooms wash room,
and all modern cOnyeniences, 193t
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WJ -SITUATION-B a boy of II to at
w tend horses and cows. Address q Jackson
street. 1885,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTIST'S Manual OF oil and water color paint
IN ing, crayon drawing &C., SOC. of booksellers
or by mail. JESSE HANEY & CO.. 119 Nassau
street New York.
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OBERLIN, O., Aug. 19-WhiIe a member
named Lee was opening Sunday-school in
the colored church here yesterday the pas
tor and some other members, who are op-
posed to Lee, rushed into the church. pulled
off their coats and proceeded to put Lee
out. The Marshal of the village then ap-
peared upon the scene and arrested the
pastor and his assistants
ARREST OF AN EDITOR.
SCRANTON, PENN, Aug ia. A. Chase
editor of the Daily Times, was arrested
Saturday at the instance of w. W. Scran-
ton, General Manager of the Lackawanna
Iron & Coal Company, on the charge Of
malicious and defamatory libel, and pre-
liminary hearing will be had before Alder
man Fuller tomorrow.
REDMoNDs PROPOSITION.
GREENvILLE Ill, Aug. 19.-W. f. Earle
announced in the United States Court Sat
urday that if the Government would ex-
tend amnesty to Redmond for his violations
of the Revenue laws, he would surrender
on Monday and stand trial for his resist
ance to the Revenue officers. By advice of
the Court the proposition was telegraphed
to Commissioner Raum, who declined to
accent.
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NOR RENT-HOUsE-Nos SO and 81 Oeher
ner Hopkins street and Freeman avenue. 19-3t
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At an early hour yesterday morning
while Officer Meagher was attempting to
quell disturbance in a saloon OH Thirty
sixth street, he was set upon by gang
of rutfians, one of whom struck him on the
head, inhictng injuries which, it is feared,
will prove fatal
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NNISS BRADDON'S new and thrilling story
M Thou Art the Man, 10c Valentine Vox, the
Vcntriloquist, 1Oc. Houdin, the Conjuror, lOc.
Mysteries of Paris, 20c. Count of Monte Cristo,
20c. Tom Cringle's Log, 20c. STANDARD Libra
IYn OF any bookseller or neWsdealer.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

N =
IT Plum st., between George and Seventh. 1927
VHOR RENT ROOM - Furnished front room,
Il with use of bath, at 112 Smith street 1926
VNOR RENT-ROOMS-AtN No. lib Everett street,
Il part of furnished house with use of kitchen.
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KEARNEY AT INDIANAPOLIS.
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 19.-Col A. S. Marks of
Winchester was nominated for Governor by
the Democratic State Convention Saturday.