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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-20
DAILY iN7gLldGg9CER



Rev 1.ass Diass b 4on4oing East
Hsc Hale. d n 49,. ca
neering fof the OR&NC0 IN Eistern
Washington. gar 70
Any o0e wnbing 70 ppsohAee .. eOOa
sewing machine cheap can ind . bar
gain BY reference TO osr advestising
columns. ay@ars ssl ss1sazsafas e~Rss
in Dulpb. the RoetAsd hwysrs6o
railroad 1aguan,1 10 sIisu1ing . few
days in this city, whesa he n cues. at
the New Eoglsnd.i ags ~asg5xa
Jones l. McComb Jhipped yesterday
morning on the Dispasch. Tor tie Joees
Soand country, twuatys6so saDss -
-four and large Quantity Of seed.
The faint end Aiekssing night Of coal
oil lamps assist1 the moeo of nights ID
the illun:nation " our streets. There
is bst liesie etn n!g be9h ID
gethef, aud ekh6 1hSAx5djn sSslamp
li2hts sbould be blown out.
For The hrst time since bis severe at
tack Of sickness, our GENIAL townsman
/. Wsddells wss seen on .thestreets ) ..
terdsy. He II h pjdiy rsqqyerina, aDd
In . week or 81 expects to be abs I"
attend 10 business ags,ns
a game of hass ball wlli ne played
.Osr Ab6 University grounds this after.
noon. commencing a. o'clook. when
tbs Down Town Nine. Capt McClaige.
and the CnivsssIty Njns. CAP. Usasioa.
will be pitted against each oth~r.
Tho Libby. sith6nsh BansfSg of the
rocks for two days. arrived here yester-
dix bot little dAnAged ,bythe ec@aexl.
Hot 34sfootWS tligher 3Si4&e n Dot
she did not leak. Shc remsiDed hero
about two hours, when she again left
with tho mails for landings down the
' : NJ 1.s:..o.. 81 q. ss..aIs,!...
butcher shop. will keep q nice co.lec.
tion Of Early York cabbage plants.
rhubarb plants. etc. which he will sell
very cheap. They css r.issd " poor
get along, and. Mr. ID charged him no
csmnissisn fw selliux them Psrsoss
waiting such plants will do..well to call
tn;Mr Ds1snAore: iEkfl1r
DR. J N Rice. formerly Of the Sound.
hes got mp the POstlsnd City Home
stead. which he 10 putting on the mar.
ket. The lets number 1924, each 80 nv
lO0f&t,AnIais3sid U ts)ocSxsd OH
Ten or fifteen mindtes' walk from The
Cour,hoaso. The esice ,e,ksi. ]: 500 .
meats Of IS q month. TIE sc.:eme
will take beyond doubt, aud Eicc AMI
.; $500. 8. ~ 90 ssss's sAr
At tse public ssle' sof Emery City
.tsRa lo;s. III Nctosia. 1ast Caesixy. IA
average Of e25os . als4 sus obtained.
The chieAesp paid ~AsStoeO Emory
City 10 . Prospective city. mn the
place Of contemplated beginning FOR
tho Canadian Pacific Railroad. The
Krst hlu6s. 1es belidvs. nas m 10 6e
built IN Nsssite, which il inaccessibie
four months in the year on account Of
ice - ths haser sivess fDnerygCi,y
will be the worst Kind u kslai',a.
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Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
asntntly osely xeas sot aGuhOrshee.
elect ard Whites. no matter of how
long lhnf Ing 4 liteet essesR 81 lowed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necsssafy. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by N. =. Cody &
Co. wholesals end retail dssqeiste. Sc
.stlle. ". IT, = III oi6dsw6ms
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-20

uolxa AVA ID 1C4pfsx p
Wssd'sse fs.i'y Nv taa ~: 8. :.
Ter che sastsra portise q thel3esiieesy
10 spsad the summer. Thsy wan 80
. receptions by their ossy isisads q
d. resi(9. oflMl asr.oo. i.s!
evening. whic6 was Hugely attended
- N)e$1Pls = - aesse. lAtlAl
scIoss u ~ tseilses I'd livi(tss HI
Weed was prssegtsd with . bandsooe
'6atoksapA eob0A, oooolfniuEa1to uorsl
Of their nasy ftieads - :, J.
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U. 5. COMMISSIONERS. AT the last
torn Of The y s Diitri0f cSurt ncid in
shiss towa. Hi,- Honor Csssf xtstice
Greene appointed JAmss G Swan. Eaq
Us Qompisiegsr tor The Third Judi
cid 0isead = sWleat&4 Terri ant,
70 reeids il cAlla4 ttt{ DptS 81
the right TO Bold CominissiOner'
Court IN any part of the Third judicial
District in which he may bs called or
70 esrye This .pppipt4nrnt haa, s,,eciPl
seiissSSs 10 ahs low ps i1W NlsEs
Sound. md will enable Judge Swan 4
act in United States cases aud hold q
Commissioners Court ~Aathse q Nsat
Bay wAsrs b. resides, - any .sshsl
place Id CletlAm county. sIi,f III lharius
cases which may arise on tho coast, Q,
lndisn disssrbepoes when ;pssmptnesa
Ufaction 10 required. The sppoiEt msn,
will b. q goat cossAA1ncs to the
public and invariably acceptable.
ArvMs. = .~F'ssa ss b~~ ka~s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-20

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1113DIeo0kk.Sx0 To uuoo 1ooseoced
to two year. conansmeet st Ssasco. u
the term Of Court at Snohomish City,
swsst pseuchssskl6s sSIAadGesSSE La.
cssxa llia spAbvsb 1lsszN Fs61s6lhsu
named 1stses To1bsa. xRho~1 - from hid
country for tho commission Of crime.
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Get him out Of the Way. % . 10 obtain
sI,oasession q atpiecs - Aand ouooA ~
the poissasd 0aaA sThs OnArt appsinGed
Judge Burks. James NoNaught AID G
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snADLAusu EXPELLED.


Ce1neas-Athei.a Dsaaed-
London June 23.-The house OF CON-
mons to-day was crowded. Bradlaugh
presented himself at the table. The
speaker informed him that in conse-
quenee Of resolution OF yesterday he
might retire. Bradlaugh wished TO ad-
dress the speaker and the opposition
cried, withdraw" The speaker in
formed Bradlzush that he must with
draw. Labouche moved that Brad
laugh be heard at the bar. Agreed TO.
Bradlargh eloquently combated the
resolution against him. He said ii was
unprecedented 10 condemn any one
unheard. He argued against being &C.
cused Of atheism. He would not forego
his opinions or claims to a seat il the
house might expel him, but until he
had taken his seat 1t had no jurisdic-
tion. The house cannot oyerrule the
law which permits him TO take oath, IL
appeal.should be necessary. as he hopes
ii will not be. II must be made. lie
asked the house 10 give him justice
which the judges would give him il ap-
pealed. Bradlaugh was loudly cheered.
The speaker asked whether Bradlaugh
should be called in 10 hear the pleasure
OF the house. Sir Stafford Northcote
and Premier Gladstone both thought
no new case had arisen, the latter
thought last nights resolution was
illegal, but submitted to il as the deci-
sion OF the house. Laboucher asked
leave TO move that Bradlaugh be al
lowed TO take the oath. Ruled out OF
order. Laboucher then moved 10 re-
scind last nights resolution, but after
some discussion, at the request Of
Gladstone, he Withdrew the motion.
Bradlaugh having been called in ad-
vanced to the table. was informed
by the speaker OF the decision OF the
house and was requested TO withdraw.
Bradlaugh twice respectfully refused to
withdraw. Sir Stafford Northcote
moved that the speaker be authorized
to enforce his withdrawal. The house
then divided on this motion. Brad
laugh In the meantime was standing at
the table, and the motion was adopted,
32G to 3S. Bradlaugh refused positively
to obey. He was thereupon removed
beyond the bar. lie returned twice,
declaring that the house had no right
to exclude him, 1t can only imprison
him. Northcote moved that Brad
laugh having refused TO obey the chair,
be given into the custody of the ser
geant-at-arms. Gladstone seeing no
other means Of giving effect to last
nights resolution, seconded the motion.
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BRIEF TELEssRAMs.


Paris: The plenary amnesty bill
passed In the chamber of deputies to-
day.
Augusta, Me-: The republican state
convention renomiRated Gov. Davis
and heartily approved the nomination
Of Garfield and Arthur.
Lordon: A BuenOs Ayres dispatch
OF Monday says: A battle is taking
place In the Suburbs. II is reported
that telegram has been received in
London saying the Russians were de-
feated by the Tureomans.
Washington: TIE assistant United
States treasurer of New York was in
structed to-day to purchase two million
dollars worth of United States bonds for
n sinking fund.
Paris: Scarcely two-thirds OF the
crops are reckoned on this year In the
south, which had full yield last year
A fair crop is expected in the south
west, but an abundant crop in the east
Is not hoped for. Ia the center and
west the crops are generally thin, and
In the north are in n similar condition.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-24

You Are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by your drug
gjst to use something for your Dyspep-
sin and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about you get discouraged
spending money with but little success.
Now to give you satisfactory proof that
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will cure
you Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
with all Its effects, such rs sour stom-
ach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costive-
ness, palpitation Of the Heart, Heart
burn, Water-brash. Fullness Of the pit
stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue,
Indigestion, swimming Of the head, low
spirits &c, we ask you to go to your
Druggist and get Sample Bottle OF
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER for 10 cts. i,
and try 1t, or regular size for IS cents.
Two doses will relieve you.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-24

Berlin, June 23.-Bennigsen, the
national liberal leader, has had an
interview with Bismarck and the min
lister Of ecclesiastical affairs, and IL the
government will consent to the omis-
sion or alteration OF certain clauses Of
the church bill. notably the one en-
powering the king to reinstate deposed
bishops, it is probable that the national
liberals will coalese with the conserva-
tives, thus creating majority in favor
Of the bill.
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Shcrifs Sale

George Tritch VS.. John ID. Steven
son. Notice is hereby given that by
virtue and authority Of writ of execu-
tion issued out of the district court
within and for Laramie county, Wyo-
ming territory, in favor of George
Tritch and against the property OF John
ID. Stevenson for the sum of Sl,949. 50,
interest and costs additional, dated
May %, 1890, and to me directed, and
having failed to find any goods and
chattels, have levied upon the follow
ing described lands, exclusive Of the
improvements, of John ID. Stevenson,
to-wit. All the right, title and interest
of John ID. Stevenson in and to the
south % feet Of lots and in block
354, and 8 feet off the east side of lot 3
in block 354, fronting OH Eighteenth
street, and ITO feet deep, which proper
ty will offer for sale at public auc-
tion, and sell to the highest bidder for
cash, on Thursday, July 10Th, 1880, at
2 O'Clock p. m. Of said day, in front of
the court house door of said county Of
Laramie.
GEO A. DRAPER,
Sheriff Laramie county.
CHEYENNE, W. T.. June IA, 1880.
je15-30d
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The Wool Market.

Boston, June 23.-The wool market
is unchanged, with moderate sales.
There is n good supply of domestic ON
hand. California wool is very quiet,
and round lots could not be placed at
satisfactory prices OH account of their
high cost.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-24

Paris, June 23.-It is reported that
the conference at Berlin is ut logger
heads that Austria and Russia are I'M
willing to go US far rs France and Eng
land desire, for fear of rcopening the
whole eastern question. 1t is reported
that Italy energetically protests against
the extension of Austria's right of con-
troll in the Adriatic.
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CoanterfeIter. Arre..ea.

Eldorado, Kansas, June 23.-wm.
Ralston and three others were arrested
last evening by U. S. Deputy Marshal
Douglass, on the charge of counterfeit
ing. Ralston had showed large mum.
Der OF bogus half dollars, and was
caught in the act. A chest of tools.
dies, furnace, block tin and other ap-
paratus was found in Ralston's house.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-24

San Francisco, June 23.--Otto, ex-
treasurer of Santa Cruez county, con-
victed of embezzling the public funds,
was to-day sentenced to five years in
the penitentiary. An appeal will be
taken to the supreme court.
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London, June 23.-Late kilograms
from Buenos Ayres say there has been
fighting during three consecutive days,
and that the national army, up to last
night, had been unable to force its way
into the city.
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Cincinnati, June 23.-The conven-
lion assemblies. The Randall banner
carried into the hall was loudly
cheered.
Ex-Governor Stevenson, of Kentucky,
has been selected as permanent chair
man. The COMMITTEES on credentials
will report against the Tammany ad-
mission. being % TO In the committee,
Massachusetts has settled the question
Of contest among themselves. Pro-
spect Of business Of the convention is
going along rapidly to-day.
The national women suffrage has pre-
sented petition asking, first, the ma
tional right Of individuals, and second,
equality OF these rights.
The convention was called TO order
at 10 a. m. All here.
The report Of the committee on per-
manent organization was just received
and ordered read.
The action Of the convention on the
adoption Of the report on organization
was laid on the table till after the read
ing Of the report on credentials. The
committee on credentials reported.
The report is now being read.
The committee on credentials reports
against contestants In Massachusetts,
and also In Pennsylvania and against
the Tammany delegates from New
York. Great cheers.
A minority report was submitted by
Carroll, Of Kansas, favoring the adniis-
mission Of the contestants from New
York and be allowed to cast 20 votes,
the regular delegates casting 80.
Cheers and Kisses, the latter predomi-
mating.
The roll Of states is being called on
the question of the report of the ma
jority on credentials.
The roll OF states called on the pre-
vious question. The previous question
being on, the adoption of the report of
the majority on credentials resulted In
favor OF putting the previous question.
One hour given for debate to the
committee on credentials, and forty
minutes sl'eh 70 'ne contestants.
was c.,,ad ,or 80 $500. a.
oo,,.s,,n,. - -. -, s - " -, s.e
cheers ana h,s.os
KeIlv NOT he,ra IN ,ho ,.u NJ. e..
W Mil,ar ~ A,h.n, snara 4, ,.s..,,
oftbe contes,.n,s
MIR Miller ,.red ,he GOO, ,o,;,.r.,,on
oftbe convention ON tho onas,,on r.
yolyed as necessary 10 the .rccss. of
the democracy IN the coming strr,o,s
and said The contest,n,s rsnrassnts,,
10000 votes outsids 81 the c,tv !, N.v
VI ~ oa'','' =, ~, CIV, =, Mo"
which WINS rece;vsd with chaars .nd
bisses He referred 70 pay,rd ON, ~.
name was received ana ala ,hsv wo,,,d
support anv man nor,,n.,aa hv a..
convention TCreat cheer;ne
judge Parker "a now .ddrsss,no tho
convention advocat,ng ,ha .aon,,on =,
the minoritv renort ~ tha .omn,,,,oa
on credentials
Gov Hubbard ~ Tsxa. ia now
address;ug tho c,nv.n,;or - go :,
the minoritv rsnort on oraaan,,a,.
Gov. Hubbard rsssrrad - Ti,,an
which cansed Iona chaar;nn vh,,h ,,.,
taken nm INV Tho co,,or,as ga r.r..,aa
when the name Of Usndr,cr. .nd paS.
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Berlin, June 23.-The concentration
Of troops now proceeding at Athens is
explained from there, as in no way con-
nected with any political aim, being
mere incident Of the annual camp ex-
ercises.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-24

ftnisslons. Aversion To Socttv, Ditnuess uf
Vision, Noises In the Head; the vitai fiuid
p.selhs nnoosrtNed IA the urine. and many
other diseases that lead Ia Insanity ana
death.
DIR MlNIIE6 q CO. vi ! agree 10 forfeit 1--WE
numureu nollars iur case OF This Find the
Vital. hESIoRATiNE under their special
advice and treatinentl will not cure, or for
any ftnlng Impure or Injurious found In IL
Dir. MINTIEN q ci, treat all pflynte dlseases
successfully without mercury. Consuitation
free. Thorough exsmlnstinn and advice
lnriu'inE analysts q uriue, g. Price of W.
TAI htsTORATINE. 81 a bottle. or four
Times The quantity. sl1. sent 10 any address
upon receipt of price. or &. q. d.. secure frnn
by
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ority report for 800 against 457;
New York not voting.

ority report for 800 against 457;
New York not voting.
The majority report was adopted.
The contestants from New York oe-
eupy seats on the door.
Report ofthe committee on
Permanent OrEAlizatIsAs
was adopted. Gov. Stevenson on tax
ing the chair was received with pro-
ionged cheers. The report recommends
the admission Of delegates from terri
tories ane the District OF Columbia
without the right 10 vote though.
Report of the committee Of the plat
form eongratulates on Its escape from
third term. and regrets that Samuel
j. Tilden has been withdrawn as 4 can
didate.
The motion 70 adjourn was lost.
The committee on reasons not being
ready to report, the delegates from
Kentucky moved that the convention
proceed TO the nomination Of the can
didate tor president. Carried.
The roll OF states ordered for the
presentation OF candidates.
When California was reached. Mr..
McElrath took the platform and pre-
sented the name OF
Judge =. D. Field.
He said democrats now had the oppor-
tunity to select man who would en-
sure victory to.the party.
Judge Fields name elected good
deal Of applause. Colorado seconded
the name of Judge Field.
When Deleware was called there was
great and prolonged cheering. and Geo.
Gray. OF Delaware, took the platform
for the purpos OF presenting the name
OF
+. q. nayard
When Mr.. Gray mentioned the name
Of Senator Bayard. there was great
cheering and applause, tho delegates
and galleries rising 10 their feet.
When Illinois was reached Mr.. Mar
shall presented the name OF
VIM. n. Morrison.
OF Illinois.
Marshall was frequently interrupted
during his speech by the galleries, and
the chairman threatened to clear them
u It was repeated.
Senator Veorhees now presented the
name OF
Thomas A. Hendricks
Al 'he mention Oh ms name The
oioMu again oeeah cheering,
"aeiu'e'.s see"hoeu 'ne hoihiha-
'~r '. DyA'u'
nen .he state VI new ork was
1 W. s""'' man "'Aeu " nave 'ne
''asu pAS'eu
"nen on,o was reacheu 'ohn NC
sweeney 'ooA 'he piA'ioini anu pre-
se'i'e' sne na'''e VI 'e'ia'oi n u ihu'-
man, onee
"nen iehnsyfahia was reacned MI.
nousneity .ooA tue p'a'iornh 10 present
Tue hai''e y,
NJ Nan yorr cr.at s,.aa .,,
the nom;,atio, WAS mentioned NJ
no,,h.r,v mo-. ,,.,.,o., =, ,..,,,, -,
attention b,s refero,co % h,s rom,noo
ALWAYS e,eci,ino annlanse and wien tha
name was mentioned de,eo,tes and
others arosa 10 ,ho,r FOO, an5 ohaoraa
for some minutes Dongber,v s,;d u
Hancock was nominated he would
Ia e,ectad ana ha uo,,d car,,;,,y taro
his seat More cheers
who, sor,h C,ro,,n. ,,. ,o,.,o,
..e ~ s'e". .o. io' 'p'on
p'o' .ooA '"e pia'io''h on
n.' .'u.o"e' anu 'eoe'seu must en-
s"uoH,s',' ieoep''oh Ven iahp'oii
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Gentlemen will find the clothing
store Of Smith Il Harrington the best
place in the city to purchase fine suit
of clothes. m2-tf
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Gibraltar, June 23.-The Egyptian
obelisk for New York has arrived here.
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The Great English Remedy.

l. n never failing cure
ior Nerve Gus lis-blltIy.
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Weakness.
Speimntorrhoeh, i.osT
MANnooD, ,Impotcncy,
i'araly , sis and all the
ierribic effects of Self
Abuse. youthful h,l-
Ties. and exceSkcs In
|mnture years-such a.
loss Of rneniary. Las
- n Il .. Nocturnal
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ma, Like sarki-. They are c..iy Too
WiiIing.
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c.uaiaAies Nominated Nat Outsiders
Get MAsy Votes
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one Haiiet Taken and No Chsiee
MADE.
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rhe Love reast Adjeurss rntiI To
Day.
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r,lasa Playing Tor the Position Of
DARK Horse.
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y.ther Tnaen Ksr seyAs.r Nom
mated
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Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo.
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AiaDama not ready. Arkansas, Field,
12 votes.
California, Field G, Thurman 3,
Hendricks /, Seymour ..
Colorado, Field /, W. A. II. Love-
land, 8.
Connecticut, Payne 4, Hendricks 3,
Thurman 9.
Delaware, Bayard G.
Florida, Bayard s.
Georgia, Hancock s, Field 8, Bayard
8, Hendricks l.
Illinois, Morrison AZ.
Indiana, Hendricks 80.
Iowa, Bayard 8, Hendricks 2.:Payne
9, Mcdonald ., Hancock Z.
Kansas, Thos. Payne, OF Ohio, 10.
Kentucky, Bayard 6, Hancock /,
Thurman z, Hendricks 9, Tilden 8,
(cheersl Field 9, Mcdonald /.
Louisiana, Hancock 16.
Maine, Hancock Il.
Maryland, Bayard 1G.
Massachusetts,, Bayard III, Hancock
6, Tilden ., Randall (Pa.) 9, Field !.
Hendricks !, Thurman !.
Michigan, Lathrop Mich I, Tilden
l, Payne !, Seymour l, Mcclellan /,
Bayard 2, Hancock 9, Field 1, seven
absentees.
Minnesota, Hancock 10.
Mississippi, Bayard s. Hancock 9,
Field 2, Tilien /.
Missouri. Tilden Z, Bayard 4, Hend-
ricks 8, Morrison 4, Hancock IL.
Nebraska, Payne G.
Nevada, Field 3, Tilden 3.
New Hampshire, Field !, Thurman