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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
THE NEW YoHa DELEoArioNs
PREPARINu FOR THE FRAY

Pammany and AnI,-Tammany Tilden .
Candidate A scheme OF his Enemies
Arthur Dioksring With John helss
B.ImonI's Propositions
Nav YoRE. June l6-Ihe Ciiy iiall
pol,t,,,ans are ALREADY growing excited
over the coming Convention at InI'n'
natl. Tammany people boast lha' 'i,Y
n,ll muslrT a formidable crowd Tor the
"r,a.,on. hut the Irving Hall l'cmocra-
90 say they will ovcrshadu~ the others
both I'm point of numbers and inhuenc"'
EIward N Hale. ot rammany, sa'd to-
J,y. we have secnred rooms at the
Rnrn,tt aud ~. James hotels, Cn'in'
n.,i ior all our delegates AMI TOT those
mat will accompany Us, about 'o0 in ah'
Tbr administers will leave here early ia
,hs week. but the main body ot our
marty will not leave until SATURDAY.
mnrnins. think seymour will receive
,h, nomination. tie would sweep the
cnnn,ry like a vhirlwind 49,,
Alderman Robert Hall said; Il
voted Tor nlden tor the assembly III
isJl. aud I will vote Tor hIm at the Con
vsntion ior President tie 70 the strons-
ssl man ws have got" Alderman Cog
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
THE BAY hhD BILL,
Haa Mr Hayos Done Back on Mr.. Oar
noldp
Spr, ial tu tho Register

Nitii lNl W. NlN h'hiH"'f
WAsuISGr0s, juno l6'
la his veto Ol the Bayard bill, MIR.
HAYES has also vetoed Garfield. The
ldca that the Republican nominee Tor
lhu Presidency advocated AMI urged
has been sat down upon very heavily
hy the de iariu President, u Was den :
q ,strdrd most CLEARLY IN debate lho
other day that Garfield VAS really the
author oi the Bayard hill, which passed
both houses, Ia spite ol the Opposition
uf the Republican minority Aud now
Mt Hayes has vetoed this proposition
ui the man whom lac has sald he would
like tn have succeed him m the ocru
pani ol the White House The veto
did not, however, extend the session ol
Congress an hour II VAS well known
that the Marshals' bill could not be
passrd over the veto ui tho Executive,
aud ~ the message was quietly ignnroi
aud an Adjournment Was had without
action
Ia tho very small portion oi the n'es'
sage which ~ original, II calls lor ho
great amount Ol intelligence Ia discern
that thr real cause ui objections Ia lht
hIll IL plainly because II DOES away win
the prcscut partisan appointments o
marshals, aud next, that II restricts, u
some degree, the desp0iic aud athi'rNj
powers vi h which they should ne'e'
have been invested Mr Hayes. thus
prurlalms to the whole country that h'
aud his party are afraid 10 contest th'
Presidential election unless with ih'
puw,Ilul All nj thousands oi pariisa'
marshals devoted io their side ~Irldin'
auro ate and irresponsible power owe
| the personal liberties oi the yOtess.
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FOULLY MURDERED.
The Dead Body of u Young WO-
man Found In u creek.

C.sIL DoysM, o. June 10 The body
oi Miss Mary Senii about eighteen years
ot axe. was discovered In the creek n,
this place early this morning. having
evidently been dead some time, buried
In eoal ashes, aud alterward raised,
hauled in n wagon aud thrown IRON the
bridg. last night The body vas sswci
up Ia bed spread. together With nun
b.r ~ brck, SUPPOSED Tor the purpose
of sinking h. she was undoubtedly y
murdered Marks show that shs bad
beca cut Ia \ terrible manner with .
knife. There IL great interest taken,
aud the indications afv that the crime
can br successfully traced, and every
effort IL being made 20 discover the NUT
dsrer
Nss PHIl.pEIPmIA. o., June Ia
Great excitement prevailed 10 the neigh
boring toshship Oi Dover yesterday
morning over the disoo,ery OF the dead
body oi a woman IN q snail Mrrsm call
ei sugar Creek. The body wss securely
ses.,i up 10 a sheet. aud " suppossd "
have lee ilfuxn in IRON bridge short
distance above where u wss ionDd The
whole affair 10 mystery, but the general
,uppnsi,ion IL that III. woman he'd b-sn
inuiiy dealt dealt with and Then throw
into the creek 10 conceal the ctiDe.
The inquest develops the iact that shs
sas Iouily murdered. The body msuP
pos.d 10 is iba, 81 = yoans lady about
twenty years Of age named Mary SENT
from Indiana, ~bo hss been vtsitins
friends here, and ~ho wss missing 10
several days. Her throat Was cut, hs
skull mashed. and several gash-s ioan'
sb,ut the ch.st se' ersl bricts ssr
l,und 10 the blsntst ss~sd up 9Th lh
body.
| fiIdLioaai Telegraph on YeArA ~
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THh ADJOURN M mn 4.
Final bosnea IN Congress.
,pprial niSpaiuh ln tho Register.

NIWtlal lhINliH W WN NklhlNl
WAEuisurOs, June III.
Tho second session oi the Fortysixih
Congress came TO an end at noon To-.
day. In tho Senate the wind up was
quiet aud orderly, but thu final scenes
Ia tho House were attended with con
siderable confusion. immediately altor
the passage al the hill for the erection
ul u public building at Jackson, Miss Z,
came the final opportunity Tor recogni.
ton, aud every momhor was on his loct
gcsllculallnR aud wildly waving his little
hill. Nearly all were pressing public
building bills, which lrd Mr., Cox 10 ~.
mark peoria has its friends and lIn.
chester its ilirnds, hut where arc the
friends ol the treasury" Al times tho
confusion aud noise VAS ~ great that
II was impossible to hear what tho mem.
hrTS were saying, although several were
talking nj tho top oi their voices, III.
naly, the hour lor linal Adjournment
arrived, and with tho customary M
prcssions ol good will towards tho mem.
hrrs, and wlShus lot their sale return to
their homcs the Speaker declared tho
House adjourned without day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
IlIB XODUS
Views ut tho HadIoloA as to its Causes,
spu, tai a. the Register

Vlows ut tho HadioloA as tO lta Causos
spu,ial a. the RcsINtcr
WASHlNGroS, June lH,
Mr.. Window brought to tho senate
Exodus Committee arr"i"''' w wv
ttpnio the causus which hd T. tho ont
uratinn ul tho negroes from tho Southern
Snlus. The report asserts that they
found no evidence whatever tending I"
sustain tho charge that tho Republican
party ur any ul ia leaders have been IN
sITumuutal ~ encouraging the exodus
oi hlu,ks from the South io the North.
With reference io "aii societies,' ihe
report explains that their purposes were
purry charitable, aud had no conncc
ton whatever with any political move
mrnt Tho minority thun proceed u
very cAIcus,yr review al tho evidence,
from which Il appears that IN lar IN any
ni the Radical slalcSmcn are concerned
diplutcIoslrd anxiety lor the welfare "l
tl,o cnlor,d man aud brother was all
that ever entered lhclr mluds, aud con
rludc with frantic appeal Ia the South
rru Democrats To divide up the oillce'
aud muLu themselves generally agrooabl,
to the blacks,
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wIsUoNsIN DGLEuATEs

gar Seymour hut VIII Follow tho Load
of Nov YORK, Connections aud Now
Jersey,
Mrw,uAEE. June ~ The discussion
oi Cincinnati probabilities has narf""rh
down tn an exceedingly tinc point ~
thia state The twenty delegates chosen
tn rrprrsrnt the WISCONSIN bumoctaoJ,
although pronounced iuT seymour, have
agrrrd tn he governed 10y the attitude ol
Nav York. Connecticut aud New Jcf
.,y prnyi,lrd Ssymuur h MT shown nh
,hr frat haIlat tn he stronger Than any
nth,r candidate II N uudvIstnuj that
All ni the delegates hut Got. Villas nave
agreed In This Tho latter gentleman u
.n pasiiiyrly anti IIldcn that he VIII not
rn,,mit himself to anything that "ouh
liyr Nc rIldcn his support nr Sympa
thy. They all agree tu let Indiana s'l'''
thr ,andtIaIr iur Vice pTrstdrnt, hoping
that Ilrudrhks bc placed upon ll'o
ti,k,t. although M,pnnal wonld he
p,ri,r,ly satisfactory II llcndtirhs u
n,d n,,,l,bIr II this programme "i at
Iouiny N,w NuTk, Connecticut. aii
New Jersey tu control the ho'nlnhl"h
bc agrcrd upon hy lew other STATES
T,Ideu' = nomination viii hc asso'ed !"
ad,anrr nf the meeting, hut, oi course
this determination uI the Nls'"he'h
I,l,yat,s is based upon the prcsunp
tinn at Mr.. seymour being nul oI in'
ourst,nn. II hc consents io have hlS
name used at Cincinnati tho DELEGATE"
lrnn this state will vote lot him united
ly Messrs. Rankin, illScll, tin'h'
W,,darI. Cunningaln, liudd, Grcgorl, I,
AMI smith have no second 'hn'cc beNo'"
Uldrn. There II q feeling oi opp"s'''"h
here toward Thurman and lhlard' !"
that the third Chulrr would hn iISn'n'N
Ilnuryrr, the dilirrnt delegates inter
yi,,xrd by the Ii,tuH, correspondent
spp.ar,,l io hchryc that the nominee
Viii br either Seymour or Iilden; that
seymour may have the honor II he
w;shr. il. aud II hc does not lilden Is
r,y,.in to become the head at the ticket
once more,
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SrEu uiiENNlI.i.E.
Narrow Esosp, from Death.

STtuBESIlLE, June lb John bnN l's,
aged fourteen, while crossing the Tau
Handle Railroad bridge over the river
at this place, WAS oyertAkrn hy storm.
The bridge is au iron truss about hall a
mle IN length, With the track ninety
icct above .uw water marx The hoy
attempted io shelter hims,lt hy climb.
ing under the track, but missed his hold
aud lrll about tWeBiy ieri, breaking hls
night leg. Tho act oi catching on the
ir "a work. alone prevented h'n, going
la the water, sixty or seventy icct be
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For Cincinnati tor Any othor Man Than
ridden.


WASuISUrS, June ~. \ number at
tho drlruales from the south have ~
rived hero uu their way iu Ciuciunau.
Ihry have been ~ ruuicranCo Win the
SrnaluTa aul mcmhvTs irum their ~
Hprciive states with u Wow ui ascertain
iuv what ~ their judgment WIS the
wIsrsl ,uuTsu iur Ihrm Ia pursue IN the
convention. Thoy state that nearly all
the delegates from the south viii ~ To-
Cincinnati uulnslruclcd, and are dlsp"S
rd in dieter uuiiruly to tho JlomuoTalS
num tho North aH tu the proper PCT
gnu. Ia hr nominated. They state that
Ihry are perfectly aware that the sue
r,,s at the paTIV TrsIE un the result ~
NV NuIk, New Jersey, Connecticut
aud Indiana, aud they propose to sup
pnri the man mNsl likely Ia carry ihrm
The choice ul large majority at ,hc
southern delegates Ia ScnhluI Myaid.
but they will uut thIOw their NnlcH Tot
hIm unless the Delegates irum the SlnleH
above Indicated Hro saIlSh, II that h'H
sclccIinn would ho the wIscSi and most
ludicluus. Tho name at seymour n
very strong throughout tho south, and
n Il IN adNlsahlr the whole strength "l
that srcIiun yau bo concentrated upon
him. Mr.. nldCu they SAY has very lli
Ilr II any following ~ the south, and
they dn not hcllryu that u viii ho oilhei
" sn or prudent Ia aIlcmpt his nnnina
tiuu at this TINE. VI the party hHH any
hope ul surCrss Ia the counting contest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
l'II.IIBN,
whata California polcsaro ThlnE. OF Ills
JuIIS krIIY,

w HNN ffh'heNN w ''''
Nav YouE, Juuo ~ Duke Hwlnn,
oi California, who IA here "u hls way I"
tho Cincinnati Convention, SAYS lhv
sentiment u the Pacific slope n ~ Ia.
yur ul tlrld W tho nrmorrilir candl
date. Ito as hai u long talk WITH u.
den, who says that 80 Tar ~ lac 10 'nn.
,rrnrd Judge Frrld has u" hrolhrIh, ~.
touring, al course, tn hir r"M win 'NinS
". Field IN regard Ia elevated railroad
.tn,k Gwinn N convinced that Illdun
lhiuks hr has uo chdurr hlmSull, that
hr hrlicvuS rayur'S u"mlnatl"n ""nhl
ho lnrxprdirnl, aud that ho IN opr"zrl
lo Baynrd aud Thurman, whom ho hiH
never I, r,dvrn lur then action on tho
Electoral Commission. GNiun hclloNt5
Nam liandall capnot capture lilhrn
vote. which will bn about uuu.lhifd "i
the Convention
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Prejudice Kuia

Eleven Years our daughter suffered
on b,,i oi misery under IiIc care oi sew
cral of the best and some oi the "orsll
phyncisns, who gave her disease various
names, hut no rrl,ri, and nov she is ~.
stored 10 us Ia gOod health 10y ss simple
a remedy ss Hop BlIlcrs, that sc ha'i
poohed At ior two years, before uslng 70
We earnestly hope aud pray that no
one else ~ill let their sick suIirT as ",
did. on account Of priudior sgslnsl >,
good medicine ~ Hop B,Ilers The
Parents lAushlin Bros 4 Co., Whole
sale Agents, Wheeling.
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tiOvBaNhgnmW
RAiLRoAp bosn-lrrcuulsr.

RAILROAD bosps- Irregular,
STATE BoNps- Dull
srWxs- Irregular. hut In the main
weak, with The closing prices .(Si per
cent below yesterdays Rnai rates.
The transactions on tho htock Ey.
change aggregated 2b2,OD sharrs, oi
which $500 ~rrc q q. 4 l. g., 5000
Delasar', lAckawanna aud Western,
3S'O Erie, bnO ~ Joseph, 2,7O0 Iron
Mountain b,OW Kansas aud Texas, 25,.
900 Lake shore, b.ND Marietta aud Gin.
rinnaii preferred, 1000 Northeastern,
tl,m New jersey C-ninl. a,b,O Ohio
aud Mississippi, u. .7H Pacific Mail, h 3O0
IT. Paul, 500 Union Pacific. t.7O Wa.
bash Pacific, aud - 90 Western Union.
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CHARLESTON, w. VA.
Thr.ufausdI I.Nnghlng

tn,u1sru~. June lG Young Capcn'
Nba kIIIrd Mathauy snmc weeks ag"'
va, haIl,,l aud went homo last Neee
4 muh gathered aud threatened I" lyn'h
htu. tud hr came ha,k to tnNn N'S''T
d,y a. ,lum protection. The Tnnn'S
that h., Was hung hy a mob, az 'o'o'
.graphrd tn New Nurk. are idlsc.
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uurN. :. Junc 10 The Ro~
tul Association has instructed ia S,''e
tary Ia reply Io the challenge "i tph
N ,rr,s. 1T Pittsburgh, l1r a h"at race
with Warren smith declining to m
,cpl the Hutton course, hut offering t'
n,kca match to hr roNcd on any TAR
at,r east ul New York
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West virs,n,au Killed

Co,ruWrs. a., Juuc 10 Early this
mnrn,ng. Elward .. Mo, lrs, at Angus
tin. West Virginia. a brakCman "n the
Pan Handle railroad, was run over hy a
Lrnmnt,yr aud killed II ,s suppose,
that Movies vas intoxicated and 'alh
J,wn ON the track to sleep somo um'
Iurtu.f tlp uiult
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GX-0Ov EnNon rAaKGR's VIEWS
lilo Oorrocia n MiSintorprctcd lnlcrviow
About uatIlaId'A Popular strOngth

lilo Onrrocla y Miniutorproiod lutrrviow
About uarnoid'a Popular strongth
puIAnE, ruIA, Juno ~ - la t'uvCr.
nnI IMkrI, ui Now Jersey, being ~ Ihr
city Yesterday, hls opinion ul the iu.
publican Presidential ticket waS asked
hy representative ul the Tunes Gov
Parker objected tO being iuicrNicN"d,
aud aaNs that since hls appointment as
Judge hu has been very much engaged,
aud had not heard much polltical news,
aud his knowledge al tho Status ul
affairs was derived only from reading
the papers representing the different
political parties Tie had nu objection,
huNCNCT, tu mty that lac Thought dufiug
tho Chicago Convention the irclinV hc
tween tho HdhrTruis at the prominent
candidates Was 80 htlvr that u dlsruI
ton ul the parry was Threatened, nnd
luat the nomination oi t,aItvld seemed
q uulto the leaders ul ihr dlilcrrui
factions, hui whether their lu-
l,wors would giNo tho ticket hearty
support Tcma ned Ia hc Srrn, tie iuith.
~ IhuughI that II the charges made
against Mr Garfield. Ia respect tu suuU
uatirrs IA his Congressional TcCuri,
acre not rclutcd lac would lose many
Republican votes ~ all parts "i thc
couulry, which would more than coun.
lrrhuanvc all that was gained hy n
union ni the dlscorlanl factions, la &c.
varl tn the probable nomination ut TIN.
unuaIi, GoycrnoI Parker Expressed nu
opinion except that With u good ticket
the Democracy would succeed 10 elect.
inv u. EX Governor Parker was seen
hy the Hmrs reporter on sunday, hui
he declined tu be- interviewed nu poll.
ties, a. hc is now ou the hcuCh. Yes.
tcriay morning, seeing n mlslntcrptrlcl
Interview from hln ~ the P,.S, lac cx
pressed himself M before reported aud
sent card Ia the I0,sa correcting IT,
mis.siatrmcnt oi his views, makluH hmt
say that jiartirld Was - strong candidate
aud had an excellent record
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hiAanar Hunh.

R,seootp. Tax June Ia A, noon
Yesterday the s,rsmboai Carrie Thorn
for Bruw nsyilir. struck a snag aud sank
t.ra,y miles belo~ here Tier esnfo. .
hupdis.i and fity Ihoassn poon !. oi
.ooI aud hides. (. as badly dsna.rJ A
compsny Of the Tssniisth iofsntry wss
on board. All escaped.
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Nav YoRN. June l6 The proposals
4, HrlI bonds to the government TO-DAY
aggregated sS.Ol3 5OO, oi ~h,ch the 80, see
rrIary oi the Treasury arccpted S',W",'
Oll. AZ IOI S6 to lOi sS lot siNtsol lHHo
uogt to IU6nl ior srNcs ut JSNl' anu
IailS to Inl 30 iur iiyes. No iouTs n'
t,ur and.a halls were aCCepicd,
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nanaia Uonnrm.liens.

WAIIINOruN, June lB.-Ihe Senate
Yesterday confirmed the iolloSi inH nom
nations, Col Drum, Adlutant General !
otto Mears. oi Colorado, JnO. u Bos-
man, at kcnlurky, Alfred Is Meachan,
oi Washington, II. G., Geo W Mony.
penny, ui Columbus, o., and Jno. }
RuNsoll, ul iuSa, Commissioners 10 raii'
iv the agreement Nth the Ute Indians
Jarsh " liaiirych, Ui Louisiana. To he
Cuiarr ol United states Mint at New
Orleans, GrO. A. &. Woody, oi Mic
souri, Register oi Land Office at Spring.
Rrli, Missouri, Jno. II. Allen, Receiver
al Public Moneys at sergus Falls, Min.
ncsnla, aud Amos Noslin kimball, ol
Jackson. Michigan, Isaac Mahon, of Wis
cousin, aud Robert ; nardner, OF West
Virginia, Indian Inspectors. Also 'h'
| ioiluSing Iss,,mssier.. Alfred % Long
at Ashland, o Katharine w Hsns"n
at London, O; Hugh b Wilson, o.
Greenfield, Iud. Chss. III Davidson, o
Austin, Minneso,s; Edward W. Wslsh
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I'M Tr,.lf,r k'orsery .

81 CruuyILlE, June lo. The trla'
ui Joseph lddings, charsed with forgery,
began rstcriay in the Common flvss
C,ur. IIe is charged with forging tue
names oi hls brothers tO notes sLloaat'
lRg to S35, ,O0O or $1,000.
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Goal Shipments

rirrmuVaU. jane l6.-fhe c"al ship
u,,uJs irom this port on the rFrsr", ',s'
aJc. Cincinnati. @3 barScS, h''s'
tOl2 W0 bushels, Louisville, ~ na'E's'
lihals. ~ boats, :, 2,lsh,OOO bushels
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at Cookstown, Minnesota, and julius II.
Hale, at Spencer, COLORADO
OandItion Of the WHEAT Orop.

Oouuition ot tno w nest Orop
WAsHISaros, June l8.--The follow.
ing statement of the condition Of the
wheat rrop was issued by the Depart.
ment of Agriculture to day; The aero.
aye 0f spring wheat shows a very slight
increase over last year, There 10 u do.
cline In the area sosn 10 the States Of
Wisconsin aud Iowa oi nearly II per
cent. In tho New England States tho
area 10 thu same; In Minnesota, the In.
crease is | per cent In Nebraska, the
increase is v per cent aud In California
l2 per cent The condition al tho win.
ter wheat is remarkably good aud IL o.,
which In per cent above the average
OF last year pcnnsylvania, Ohio, In.
diana aud Illinois oil report above 100,
Kansas is only ~. on account Of tho
protac,od drought.
WAsuiSaros, June ~ Both Houses
oi Congress aijonrued at noon sins do
All tho regular annual appropriation
bills were signed by the President IN
time to announce their approval before
tho hour oi adjournment, Rnd conse'
pnen,ly become laws. A number Of
nominations failed to receive action,
aud expired at tho close Of the session,
among them that oi John y. ilartrRnlt
as collector oi customs at Philadelphia.
aaraeld's Welcome TO the Capital
WasulsoroS, June ID. This evening
u scrrnade was rendered General James
A. Garfield 10y the National Veteran As.
soCiaiiUn. The p0rlico of the Riggs
House Was tastelully decorated with
flags aud bunting aud tho surrounding
streets were brilliantly illuminated With
calcium lights. while at frequent inter.
vals rockets and other fireworks we're
set oil from the steps 0i tho Treasury Do.
partment, A the procession iiled past
cheers were given Tor Garfield, aud IN
that gentleman appeared on the plat
form with Attorney General Dcvcns tho
cheers were renewed
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LOCAL PREPARATIONS
Music Halt Almost la Hoadins.a

tiN'tSNNTI, o., June H. Local prep.
aratinns lnr the National Democratic
'uuycutlon are going rapidly forward,
hut up to the prcscnl llmc very lew out.
sldo pullllrlans have arrived Judging
lrum the information received at the hu
tcls, the attendance during Convention
week will hr very large. Tho I've bonn
uCTHliU factions Iu Now Work Gmmany
aud anti lammany, viii alone send
enough representatives Ia iill the largest
hotels ln the city. There will alsu ho a
large delegation from Moslrrn New
Nnrk, Washington, Nurlhcru ohio, and
lrum many other quarters. some oi the
prominent Democrats estimate that tho
atlvndanrr uu,-ilo ui delegates viii be-
Iirgrr than at Chicago. " that should
prove true there will hc serious iruuhlc
Iu procuring shelter iur the crowds. \
round ui tho hu ella tonight showed
hat every available ruum is osgagcd,
llllliapl ruums aud barber shops Ia con
urvlIun with hotels have been rontcd at
high prices tn delegations and friends Ol
raudiduirs
rh., hns," IJ.il ~ hrin" I','' -, -"al,.
urss luT thu event. Whom the prOpara-
,iuus which are ln progress are CON-
plrtrd Il will seat 1000 pcrSons bcsldcs
,hu delegates, aud hold 1910 more Ia
tho a,slrs aud Hobbies. \ misundoT
danding, amounting almost to "a quar-,
rrl. has broken uui between the loral
Committee and tho National tummilloo
bycT thodistrlbuilOn ui tiCkrlS. The Ia.
,al Committee claim, ~ they do the
Wnrk and iunt the hills, they Rru Cntltlod
Ia the appointment at "ilirrrs at the
nall aud management uI the seating.
rho Nali nal Committee druy this
puvilrpu so iar as the distribution ol
t,rkots ia concerned rncrr IA likely to
np sharp contest over the matter
The gossip about the hntcls ~ iar
,iy,s mo- Indication ul the driii ui scnu
npnt regarding candidates.