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FANCY GOODS. sc.

STEy VEINS.
We have all sizes OF sOLID.GLAss HAND
All, sizes OF sOLID.GLAss sTANDLAMl'..
from 25c up, with BURNER an CHIMNEY; ?
BRONZE STAND LAMP;, viii BURNER anil
. GHla TRi,i sif eWlrH LEADER BURN
LAa Ps4 fR RI IiED; WITH ARoAND BURN
LAMPS TRIMMED WITH sun BURsER-A
RR%0rNz, iFFIGURg sTANpLAMPs;
p0RctLAIN STAND.LAMPs;
PRIC .A-RRAC LAMPS;
PENDANT LAMPS;
HALL LAMPS;
LIBRARY LAMPS:
ssMPs W,TA ~PPasfrxT SPRING. FIxTyrr:
LAMrS WITH PATENT ADJCsrA'.s
srt HEN I LAMPS, IN NICKEL;
sTtJDENT LAMPS, in BRASS.
Any LAMP trimmed with any trimming va
please.
SHADES, GLOBrs,
REFLFCTORs. ILLUMfSATORs,
CHlNNEYs, BURNERS,
sold separately at ..
corner Fifth and Broad
Central BlockJ oe ~
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Another British Steamer Lost Win
all Hands.
TaRENCH AND AMERICAN CLAIMS
COMMISSION.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the Commissioner:
States of Am, rica and the French Republic for the
setIemeut Of cerain claims OF the citizens Of either
country against the other. Concluded January 10,
$780, have appointed
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1880,
as the day Of their first meeting TO transact busi-
ness. TIE treaty provides thai every claim shall DC
presented 10 The Commissioners wihin period OF
SIX months from such meeting.
Parties having claims under this treaty will please
ward the memorial and other papers TO the AGENTS
OF The respective Governments, NJ No. l6l6
street. Washington, ID. e. The asent Tor me prose
public IL Hon. GEOGRE 3. BOUTWELL,. The agent
for The prosecution OF French claims against the
United states Is Mr.. ARTHUR LANEN.
WASu'N n. PEDDR1CK,
Secretary on the par, OF ihr Uni cd alss;
LE0NUE LAUGEL.
lie de l0.f4w
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Taxes.
OyrIcE or dITY COLLECTOR,
,..cyn ne,,ember 4. 1880.

vu,uts OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
nAu.Y b.tween the houfs OF O'Clock A: Nj.
and O'clock r. q; from the ~ IN y, TO The slsT
DAa a ~ from nay person who has already paid
one half only o. the siy axes charged to him the
remaining hall. ...o, - IN. .mo,,, ~
s.,J re,us,n,ur half of the axtlharsed In every
.sa where ihe Marty assessed shyll iail 10 pay said
remaining half witInnthe time 80 limited; O.,
az, mo,,h of June one half OF The city taxes due
tom such person. shall fail 10 gs,y me WI le
smonnt thereof on or before ne ~. uay ., NC, Ds
c.fnber. there shalt be a.dfd 20 pr ctn'nm upon
p's ~"'"A - A. m. "a OwOsON. Collector.
~ uparttss pasIpg seyerai bills will please
.,i,d MS t,st t lbey may BE- goslea fcxsthtr.
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Fatal EXPLOSION.

MEMPHIS, December 30.-Ths morning,
Will. John Bruens, German. twenty-five
years old, empli yed by the Memphis Brew
ing Company, was coating the inside OF
cask with brewery pitch, the cask exploded.
killing Bruens and slightly iniuring two
others.
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Naval.

Fort MONROE, December 30.-The small
West InGian mln-of-war Haytien, from
Port Royal, pas ,ed ia the Capes for Phila-
delphia in tow.
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nn,nur OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

DECEMBER 29.-Prices IhIs WICK rHuKeu a' IO''
Ions: ..,,,..
Becf CdttIe.-very hest, aga &C.. second quality.
A64Gc: good. 3E(a3A medium or good TAR
av,I,fy ll,d3ac bulls. 24@3c.; rough oxen, thin
steers, old cows, &c. 2AG2.c. q d., gross.
HogS.-Very pest, &C.; good, 5ac.; common
grades, &c. 5d5kc. q H.. net
Sheep.-Very 0esi, @5c.; medium to gooc,
3aM45c. e 10, gross.
| VedIs.-s2dS6 z head.
Mich Couos.-Sl5G$35 z, head.
The cattle market moderately active ana prices
What firmer. quality considered. Some 4 " oi
The rccrpis wer. extra good and some sold at 54c
No nercrntihe change I'm the og market, although
| one bunch of fat, plu1gy hogs sold at &c.
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sxow. Ter. AND WAND.
widespread storm Reaching south
ward 20 the Gulf.

ssow ras TwgSrY.FouR HOURS - BITTER
sro, n--Tug HARBoe--Ax INcH AND HALF
AZ yrcKsBvRG WAY BELOW fREEziNo IN
Tux SUNNY SOUTH.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW 1Ohhs
NEW YORK, December 30.-Noer.-Stocks strong:
Money on cali, q Der cent. tXchange-LoDg' 4SO9
short, 4S3. State bonds dun. Governments quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 30.-Virginia 6's, old, 30
bid: deferred. 10 asked; cOnsOls. ~ bid; second
series. 20: past-due coupons 20 isked; new lO4Os,
5lk bId; l0.40's, coupon, 30 bid.
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Flour.

Flour duh. We quote: Fine, s3Gs3.50; extra,
$3.50; tuuerfne, $4.50GS4.75; common family,
$5.756f6; choice or patent family. sIoO@fo ;
Stanton insDection, extra, 50 0OSo.Io.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. December 30, 1880.
sALEs.-466 6g-l00 Virginia deferred At 10;
400 Virginia censoIs Al ~; 300 Virginia consoIs
trexisieredI ut ~; $500 virsina consols regis
tered ceupons) at Tx: ss 33-I0o Virginia consols
~. -
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NUMERICAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXC HANGt
RICHMOND, December 80, 1880.
SALES.
WHEAT ultz 1000 bushels good az IA.
CORN Whtte, l02 bushels very go0d al DC
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

DECEMBER 3O.-The following are the quota
tions: -
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common 10 good. s4@S6.
LeGE-CommOn, S5mS6; medium, s6.50mf7;
good, SO esy; fine, sl0@Sll; extra fac, SIG
il4.
DARK ToBACCO-MANUFACTURI
Lug PiLlers.-Common, $3.50@S4; medium,
S4.j0QS5 good, !5.50MS6.
LeGf FiAers.-Conmop, f5MS5 80; medium,
$50 $3.50; good, S7m So; hne, S9@S1O.
VrdDperS.-COmmon, t7.509sso0: medium
ss.50GS9; good, Sg.50MSl0; tine, slo1S,ii
extra SuiI-CaTed, . IZWFi"'
BRIGHT Co-MANUFACTURING.
Smokers.-Common, sSmsl0; medium, 500
si2: good, Sl2@Sl6; hne, Sl6@S20.
FiLiers.-Comm0n, s6dfe: meulum, 9f@s9
good, s e6lSl2; fine, nominal. arc
V1nDDers.- Common, Il 0mS15 medium, VI IA
$40 : good, S20G$3O; hne, s4OGs0O; fancy, so'
@s75. c s,oa.,E
medium, sI56as20; good, s22@s2o; fine, 5000
$40; extra, S45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods Is confined
PRINCIPALLY TO good old heavy-bodied Tugs and Ken
iucky River leaf. We quote: .o~
Old Tugs, T46nf5: Kentucky River Tugs, fIotd
sl2; Kentucky River leai, Sl3nslo.
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NOTICE.


Each bottle bars the signature OF LAWBENtG
& MARTIN, also proprietary Government st,mp
which permits KIDNEGEN to be sold without
license by druggists, grocers, and other persons
everywhere.
IN QUART-size BOTTLES
FOR GENERAL AID FAMILY USE.
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietor,
Chicago, II.
Branch, 6 Barclay street, New York.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, GRoCERs,
AND DEALERS EVER YwHERE.
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
de 5.eodly Wholesale Agcn'a.
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DEFORE RENEWING sUBsCRIP.
III nInNs Enn 9Ql rall M

N.LEONARD'S
e23 east Main street.
AN prepared to TAKE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
ALL PAPERS AND MAGAZINES al publishers'
FoREIGs PERIODICALS at cheaper rates than
before offered by any agency. de zz.eodiJsl
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMAEAC-DECEABER d. leeO
g. ,i-os 100 llIGH TIDE.
Noon rises.......... 40 Evening .......... 44t
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEhBEh 81, 'ooV'
ARRIVED.
s,...r,sh,,, Uv.ooke. Couch, New York, mer
chaI disc and passengers, George w. Allen TO-
agents.
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rNsrHANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INsU ANCE COMPANY.
OrFIcE: CoMpASY's BUILDING. ll1s MMS
STREET.
Assets 'soO'ooV'oVv
Total claims paid. 7ooOO,"Vo
lFlRE-INsURANCE ON FAVORABLE TEhAs-
RICHMOND DIRECTORS:
ARCHER ANDERSON, Esq., Chairman.
i RIchkkS T. Z. B Baygss, f:ai,
DAVENPORT & CO.,
do 2o12t General Agent.
| GRICULTURAL INSURANCE COM
| n PANY.
lCAPITAI... ...,.....'.'..'''''''"'s ouV..vvv "
| ASSEFS..,.......... .'''''''' i'i'oofA v"
! III" nj SCs-JNsIII aNCE COMPANY IN
| THE WORLD.
| Risks taken In cry or country on Recurrence tuI-
nnre. &C., and on Farm Boiidings ana their con-
| :, take no business risks. aud thus avoid bu'i-
| moss c0ngagritiOus- the rock on which SO many
| companies have b Ell wrecked -. 4.
| We Inv he inquiry and investigation OF me Gomez.
lion of The company. Ter1n-r'sks specially, ana
GEORGE u. PLFAsANTs & Son,
General Agents for yiryiDia, nor Carolina.
| aud WesI VIreinia, kleyeDlh and bsnk streets,
| de 20 I'm h""iuOnu, w,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-08
Another Candidate.

By large majority the people of the United
States have declared their faith in Kidney
Wort Us a remedy for all the diseases Of the
or liver. Some however, have disliked
For such q new candidate appears in the shape
Of kidney. Wort in Liquid Form. 1t is very
is easily taken and is equally
efficient as the dry. Try it.-LOuiSrifte Post.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-08
A Little Learning.

A little learning is q dangerous thing, par
ticularly when dabbling in Medicines; far bet
ter to use a well tried and established remedy
like DIR. Thoms Ecectric Oil. endorsed by
everybody who has tried it in cases of Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia. Sprains, Bruises, Cuts.
BCrns and all the Ills that an American Sover-
cign is subject to- Prices: Soc, trial bottles l0c
For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist. l37 and
LIE North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-08

I,srarE OF JACOB BAIR, DECEASED.
II late of Lancaster city, Pa. Letters tesla
mtntnry on said estate having been granted
said Giecedent are reGue ste,i to make immedi-
ate settlement and those having clsims or de
mandS against the estate OF said decedent. to
make known the same to her without delay.
CAROLINE 4. b FIR. Executrix,
iiecsG,.Oaw Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-08
1t Seems Impossible

That q remedy made of such common, simple
plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake. DandeliOn,
&C., should make SO many and such marvel.
JUS and wonderful cures as Hop Bitters 40,
)ut when old and young, rich anu poor, Pastor
aatiug been cured by them, you must believe
and try them yourself, and doubt no longer.
See other column. dl-2w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-08
over the liIlls to the Hone Yard.

STRAIGHT TO THE BONE YARD people 80 who
ing consumption, a hacking cough. But with
DR.. Thomas Eclectric OIL for q safeguard the
peril is avcrted. 1t is saperlatively fine rem
&c. For sale by II. Ii. Cochran, druggist, l37
and l39 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-08
MEDICAL,
VALUABLE TRUTHS.

VALUABLE TRUTHS.
II you are suffering from poor health. or
languishing on a bed of sickness, take cheer,
for
Hop Biticrs vVnl Cure You.
II you are simply ailing: If you feel weak
and dispiritcd, without clearly knowing why,
Hop BItrers Will Revive You.
If you are minister, and have OvcclaXcd
yourself with Your pastoral duties: or Il
mother, worn ont with care and work,
Hop l,Ittcrs Will Restore You.
IfyOu are Il man OF business, weakened by
The strain Of your everyday duties: or man
of letters, tOiling over your midnight work,
Hop Filters Will Strengthen You.
Ifyou are young, and suffering from any in
discretion, or are growing too fast, ~ is often
tie case,
Hop l:itters Will Relieve You.
Ifynu arc in the work shop, on the farm, at
the desk anywhere, and feel that your system
needs cleansing, toning or stimulating with
out Intoxicating,
Hop Jsitters Is What YOu Need.
Ifyou are old. and your pulse is feeble. your
nerves unsteady, and your faculties waning,
Hop isitters will give you New Life and
ViSOr.
Hop Bitiers Manufacturing Company,
Rochester, New York, ard Toronto, Ontario.
.lccG-IvdMWF&w
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-30
Republscnu. ssnse .rIcnet.

The Republican state Convention has
succeeded much better than ot.r fondest
hopes might have led tis to anticipate
In making its. nominations. as even our
Democratic friends are pleased so desir-
able are the nominations In fset that they
entirely neglect the nominations fitade by
the late Democratic Convention, and spill
their best Ink aud highest commentators
on the Republican nominees. Our friends
of the Democrat and .Stn,,drd are most
complimentary In their notices, bit tile
Mercury of Portland whoops 'em mp even
more lively. It says our candidate for
Congress. Hon, M. C. George, Is Il thor
oughly good candidate, fills the bin COM
pietely, while, to quote ITS exact words
''rfe selection made for the three Sn-
prene Judges could not have been better
by the party. Major w. II. I4ord. of ST.
lem, Is perhaps one of the best office law
yers and Guuhselors on the Northwest
coast. and "a an advocate is very close to
the front r.il,ks4 In legal lore his knOwi-
edge Is vast. While his scholastic attain
nent and his Et.nt!emanly, dignifictl and
s,save department should entitle him to
the ''lOng Straw
Joll1 Il. Waldo, Esq. Is too well known
rs u conSctelIilAlSs painS-fakin1, careIuI
lawyer to esquire any extended notice.
AMI viii oecupY one, of the arni-cIriirs of
the .'SWpreiIse Bench" of the State of Orc
gon with dignity aud tlrlnne<s.
Z. II. Watson. OF Jackson county. Is a
Irnrniientz lawyer of southern Oregon.
and is'one .af tia. few Republicans In that
county that vas ever elected to an office
in that 'tDioceSe.'' He win make Judge
~ I'rith sick on the 9Th of .June next when
the votes of Southern Oregon are counted
out.
The Republicans haye indeed made good
Supreme Court tnomiintiuns. and we lfavc
no doubt that two Of the candidates will
be elected with John Burnett ''sand-
Miched'' between them.
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Republsc~u aanaaaases.

OF the Republican candidates for the
supreme bench the Statesman speaks as
follows f. B. Watson is one of the leatl-
ing lawyers of jackson county. at one time
holding the office Of Probate Judge there.
lie was admitted to the bar in 1868 and
since that time has been in active practice.
lie is spoken of "a a man of excellent
ability aud one eminentiy fitted for the
Scpremc Bench. H. is not necessary to
Introduce Major Lori. now State Senator
from this county, to the people of Salem
or members OF the bar of this State. lie
has stood In the front rank as = lawyer of
profound ability and a man of ripe scllol-
arShip. His services As soldier in the
ranks Of the Union army during the Re-
bellion were not Only the credentials with
which he went before the Convention.
uent fitness for 1lle position. and it speaks
we'll for his character and ability that by
those with whum he is the most Intimate
he is held In tn highest estimation and CIV
en- the most cordial support. John b.
Waldo is pioneer OregoniOn. we'll
known to the people of Marion county.
where his earliest years were spent. lie.
like Mr.. George, was formerly a student
OF the willSp7ettes University, graduating
in the class Of 1898. For the past fifteen
years he has been Practicing law i'll Port
land, Oregon So far as We can recall
he has never held official position, hot
from any want of fitness, but from q nat
ural aversion to political strife. He is a
quiet unobtrusive. scholarly gentleman, 81
ent than any other member of his profes-
sion i'm the State. His peculiar tempera-
Inenf. his srJidious habits. his freedom frs sln
political enfanglementS. his quick percep-
tion and Ills keen anaItic mind all cOnbine
to commend the fitness of his nomination.
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just before ti'tloCk on tie evening Of
the aSd as Ulas DeYoung was engaged
In conversation with some gentlemen in
the cOuntlng-roo,n of the Chronicle Office
San Francisco, Rev. l. M. Kalloch. the
son OF the Mayor OF San Francisco, entered
the Office, drew revolver and commenced
firing at DeYoung. Mr.. DeYnstng re-
treated behind the counter TO his desk.
then turned upon his nssailant, pistol In
hand. when Kalloch. leaning over the
counter, fired again. the ball entering
DeYoung's mouth DcYonng raised his
pistol as If to fire, but his strength failed
him, the pistol was not discharged, and he
fell to the floor, expiring in few mo-
ments. Young KnlIoch was seized rs he
was retreating from the office, and con-
yeyetl to prison. The officer reports that
he was the coolest mai he ever saw.
Kalloch refused to be interviewed, and
gave 10 reason for the cold blooded muir
der. Five shots were fired BY the murder
er, Only one of which hit DeYoung. In
the absence OF any explanations from the
assassin. the cause ot the act is attributed
to the fact that pamphlet has recently
made its appearance In San Francisco,
containing report of the Kalloch father
OF the as<as<in) scandal in Boston, and
other matters OF scandalous nature III
the life of saii Kalloci,. senior, which 1t
was believed Ci,a's: DeYonng caused to be
published while on his recent visit East.
II. II. DcYu,ings brother and partner in
the Chronicle with, deceased. denies that
he ttite tleccasetb liza ! anything to do with
the pamphlet. AT the time of the shoot
ing, young Kalloch filled the pulpit of a
Baptist church in Oakland, lately filled by
Rev. Mr.. McLafferty, who was but recent
ly engaged in holding revival meetings in
this city.
1t will be remembered that few months
ago, CliaS. DeYo,ng made an attempt to
kill kallocl, Sr.. which resulted In excit-
ing the sympat',ies of the people for Kal-
loch, and electIng him Mayor of San
Francisco. The trial of deceased for the
attempted shooting of KalloclI, Sr., was
to have occurred ut an early day.
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l6anp Rf9i5tei.
ALBANY. OREGON, ApRlt. 80, 1850.



t'Death loves shlning mark" Before
home b, Corvallis, all that WAS mortal of
NyM. B. CAIuER had passed away. lie
had but recently returned from California,
where he had spent elle Winter. hoping to
improve his health, and returned looking
and feeling Ehtsch improved. About five
O'Clock GA saturday afternoon. after finish
ing his la6ors at his Office, lie repaired to
hls hOmeS suffering somewhat, rs he said,
from rheumatism. He retired for the
night at tile usual hour, but about ten
O'Clock, We believe, nc was attacked by a
severe pala IN THO foot, and physicians
were immediately sent for. The pain in
the foot was very severe, and the untiring
efforts of two physicians only succeeded
IN removing it after several hours of I'M
told suffering by the patient. When the
pain LEFT him, brother CARTER was sitting
up in the bed moment afterwar,l he tell
back on his pillow. dead. And thus pass
ed away one OF Oecgon's first and noblest
citlzeRs, q true Christian and a noble,
honest mall.
B. CAETER was a native of Spring
- anon county. ILLINOIS. Gross.
fl S. in 1862 with d. r. Bid,ile.
ofEsof$aItis, he has remained citizen of
Oregon ever since. For time ne was
connected with the Adrocme OF Portland.
but some twelve years since he removed
70 Corvallis and took charge of the Ga
-tte 1t that place, ard he continued in the
management that Journal until his death.
Two yenrs ago lse was elected State Print
er, and had efficiently served out about
half his term OF Office. Had lie lived un-
til June he would have been 10 years of
age.
lie was buried at Corvallis on Monday
afternoon. under the auspices of the
GOCd TeSnplars from the City Hall,
which Was crowded to the utmost capaci-
iy. Gentlemen were i'm attendance to do
Isoa0F to the dead from Portland, Salem.
Albany and Oslser points. Rev. Mr.. Ctam-
eds pastor, preached most impressive
erTusoA, paying the highest tribute of re-
speet 20 his memory. Brother CARTER
possessed the respect and friendship of
all who knew him, and he leaves a mem-
org HntarnIsEled by single act unworthy
OF an honest, upright man. lie leaves a
wife and ene son, to whom the almost
countless friends OF deceased unite Ia ten
tleFing their heartfelt sympathics in the
sad hour OF their bereavement.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-30
R-pubIican state Convention.

The Convention concluded its Iabors on
reported in our last issue. was had:
The committees from, the several judicial
districts presented their nominations.
which were ratified by the Convention, as
follows
First District-Judge. c. w. KalIler.
Prosecuting Attorney, A. r. Harmon.
SecoEd DiStrtcf-.Jndge, J. F. Watson.
Prosecuting Attorney. j. A. Yantis.
Third District-Judge. r. P: Boise.
Prosecuting Attorney, W. G. Piper:
Fourth District-Tudge, Il. StOtt. Pros
ecuting Attorney. j. F. Captes.
Fiftii District Judge. NJ. S. Olmstead.
Prosecuting Attorney. r. p. Tustin.
With report OF the district nominations
the following names were presented as
members of the state central committee:
Joseph SiDOD--CbairmaTl,
Bakers. T. Mocmaw,
Benton-T. Frankel,
Clatsop-T W. Case,
Clackmas-.J. L. Apperson,
Colupbia--W. B. Morse,
Coos ID. Morse, Jr.,
C'uny-M. Riley.
Donglas-E. G. Hursch,
Grant-N. Ruleson,
Jackson-M. Bellengcr.
Josephine-Tliolnas Floyd,
Jake. FraniseI,
I4ane-T. w. Harris,
Linn--W. ketchum.
Mari0n-.Eacobs Voorhees,,
Nnltnomah-J0s. Simon,
Polk-O. G. ShurtlefF.
1fllamook-I. 7. MauIsby,
Uinatilla-F. Page Tustin,
Uniou-W. j. Snotiyrass.
Washingtofi-T. Is. Handley,
Wasco-E.J j. Smith.
Yamhiil-J. j. Spencer.
The joint delegation from Wasco and
Lake counties, reported the nomination
OF n. B. Si1notE for joint senator: and
| the delegations from Benton aud Polk re-
| ported the nomination of R. A. Benseii
| as joint senator from those counties,
Mr. Pengra announced that rooms had
been engaged at the Grand Pacific hotel
! in Chicago for the Oregon delegation at
| the national convention.
/ B. j. Pengra then offered the following
resolution:
ResOEred. That ic is the voice of this
convention that the prosecutions which
have been commenced against the state
officers OF the state government. from 1876
| to 1875 be continued with vigor, and that
/ all persons who were paid Illegal fees be
compelled to return the eame-be they
whOaneveR they n1ay-and that the thanks
OF this convention may be rendered TO the
COMMITTEES who. at vast labor, exposed the
shameless robbery OF the state treasury
Adjourned.
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