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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing Carlin.

CARLIN, August 5sh.-The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow: Lieutenant T. G..
Bollea and wife, U. S. A; A. Marser and
San Francisco /; Mrs. Z. A. Mcdonald and
two children, Mare Island; j. Macarthur,
Chicago, H.; H. Nathan. San Francisco
II. Woodyear, London; o. Wahleheim,
Germany Mrs. Fowler, San Francisco; j.
w. Summerys, Salt Lake j. A. Moreland
and wife, Chicago, H.; HI. Bear, Denver,
Col; j. j. Desmond, San Francisco; H w.
Chappel, Kansas City, Mo-; Miss M. M.
Clark, Mrs. Boutlini and two sons, Kansas
City, Mo; J. L. Stearns, Ledes, England
I. T. Perry, Kansas; NJ. Van Renssellar,
Ir, Geneva, N. Y; "a emigrants, including
26 males, to arrive in Sacramento August
9TH.
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Last Monday, says the Napa Reporter,
". "; Thompson of NaPa went out fish
ing IN Moore's creek, on Howell Mountain.
and with the assistance of Eugene Watson
caught Is large trout. Among them was a
monster % inches long, that weighed about
three and half pounds. 1t was of the
true brook trout species, and was so game
in its efforts to get away that it required
the combined efforts of both fishermen to
get it out of the water.
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An Unusual Record.

The life Of Mr. II. II. Warner, Of Roebes-
ter, n. Y, was saved by the Safe Kidu,y
and Liver cure, which now sears his name.
What this wonderful remedy did for him it
has done for thousands, aud, we believe,
viii continue to do fer those afflicted with
kidney, liver OF urinary troubles of any kind.
Ii any reader has any organic trouble, this
remedy win prove ''a friend in need" FL. c.
Kirk & Co, agents. Sacramento.
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VALLEJO. August 5th.-Senator Cheney of
Plumas addressed the Young Mems Repub-
lican Club tonight, and announced himself
as an earnest aspirant for the Congressional
nomination.
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Encourax,ng m,neraI ou,look.

VIsALIA, August 5th.-Hon. Tom. Fowler
arrived here from his mine at Mineral King
this morning, bringing bar of bullion weigh
ing los pounds. The mine has increased in
richness below the 10O-foot level and in the
north drift. He is on his way to San Fran
cisco for other machinery to save the chlo-
rides and carbonates.
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LAND FOR SALE,

0On ACRES GOOD WHEAT LAND
sSSU Two Hundred and Fifty Acres will
produce Corn, without rrigating; 80 Acres Alfalfa
tion on Thomes Creek, five miles from Railroad
Station and Steamboat Landing. Can be divided
into two farTns-House and Barn each tract Good
School within two miles. Annual yield Of grain,
about Is 900 bushels Sale compulsory-time limited
to September. Refer 10 A. Il. Atkins & Co. Rose
vile: Cha les Harvey. Hugh Mooney, Tehama
Apply to JOSEPH ELLIS, Tehams, Tehama county.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEw YORK, August 9th
BRsADsrUYFs- is quiet, and Wheat is un.
settled, latter at 81 0591 90.
WooL-Quiet.
HIDES Steady
LIVERPOOL, August 5th.
WHEAr-Good to choice California, 9s lid to
los 4d. Spot lots quiet and steady cargo lots
easier, but nothing doing, and business is much
neglected off coast cargoes quoted at ass to i.s
Cd per quarter.
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The latest snake story comes from D,l
Norte 1t is 10 the effect that Crescent
City man was out On Lake Earl and saw a
snlke which was is fe t k'ng 10 inches in
thickness, and had mouth ike an alli-
gator.
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Napa County Republican Primaries

NAPA, August 9TH = The Republican
primaries were held in various precincts of
this county to-day In this precinct an un-
usually large number of votes were cast
Two tickets were in the field. The County
Convention will be held next Saturday.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
j. X. KIISH.

Q.ate with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
UTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, D
w No. 90 street, between Second and S<S.
Third Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Silver ~ ID
ware, JeweIry, etc Repairing in all its NsiasaS
branches a specially, under Mr. FLOBERG.
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: CHEERFuLLY RECOMMEND Hammer s
Cascara Sagrada Bitters for dyspepsia,
habitual constipation ard liver complain.
They have made me a well man.
r. DAVIS, All K street, Sacramento.
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MnLIAm IL. MrLLER

fIste with Flobergl.
Nyo. 100 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 90
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer YIN
IA "a Dealer In watches, Silverware. Jewelry, -I.
ssc Repairing speciality, under Robert sks.szs
Marsh All country orders promptly attended TO.
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YOLO BREWERY
FOR SALE OR RENT

TE7HE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES To SELL OR
rent to a responsible party her undivided one.
ialf interest in the wellknown and well established
Y0Lo BREWERY, together
with Five Acres OF Land, In Woodland.
kT For particulars, apply to the undersigned,
adjoining the premises. MRS. BkIeGEf MILLER
Woodland Jply q, lSSQ. Jy23-lm
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FOR SALE.

yVyIN AND STOVE BUSINESS FOR SALE, ,Sa-
in one of the principal towns OF the -
State party who could add Hardware and ftz4X
Crockery to the business would do well. For
particulars, inquire at HoLBRook. MERRILL \
STETSoN,S, J street between Second and Third,
Snnrnrn,nrtn iv1fLff
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Imprisonment FOR Life.

CARSON, August 5sh.-J. Pritchard, con-
victed of murder in the second degree, was
sentenced to imprisonment for life by Judge
King to-day.
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J. HYMAs, JR.,

xTY ATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, NO. go
w 1856 street, between Fifth and Sixth. sS1SA
lust received very fine lot Of Watches and ca
Jewe,ry, which will be sold at very low SsS..fS
nrice. Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
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Earthquake Shock.

WATsoNvILLE, August 5th.-Quite severe
earthquake shock was felt here to-day at
2;47 Pm.
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COAST DISPATCHES.

COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
THE OAHILL-s0HEELINE AFFAIR.
Full Details of the Latest San Francisco
Tragedy.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Execution for Murder at San Rafael To-
Day.
OREGON AND NEVADA NEWS ITEMS.
Watsonville Visited by Severe Earth
quake Shock.
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Under the shadow Of Death

SAN RAFAEL, August 5th.-The execution
of John Maguire, alias Scotty, convict, for
the murder of Andrews. brother convict in
the State Prison, is set for tomorrow at l
o'clock, and the preparations are completed
for the event. Your reporter, in company
with Sheriff Mason. visited the doomed man
in his cell at o'clock to-day, and found him
in jovial spirits, attired in neat suit of
black. In reply to question as to how he
felt about his approaching doom, he said that
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@~ ~ FFICTAND DENTAL DEPOT :aKa
@fDO Masonic Temple, Sacramento, csssYtd
California Editor and Publisher Of the DENTAL
JAIRUs Monthly Journal OF Dental Science.
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he felt perfectly resigned, and that he had
made up his mind Immediately after he COM
mitted the crime that he must suffer death
for it. He only wished that the moment had
arrived when he must expiate it. Father
Riordan visits him frequently, Offering spir-
itual advice, but he is Indifferent about the
hereafter, and says that if there is worse
place in the hereafter he is willing to go
there. he is very generous OF his
songs. He is good singer, and in
Inmates willingness, unsolicited, to favor
all visitors with a selection. On being offered
a little stimulant by the Sheriff he presented
TIN cup, and, holding it bottom upwards.
remarked that he had polished it to be used
as iooking-glass. As we took our leave he
SAID he hoped that we would call during the
afternoon again, when he would favor us with
song.
Republican Convention at SAN Jose
Weather-Fire at Newhall.
Los ANGELES, August 5th-The Repubh-
can County Convention assembled this morn
ing at Turn Verein Hall, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to the State Convention
and county ticket The following delegates
to the State Convention were elected: Chas.
Maclay, Iyar A. Weld, p. w. Ellis, +. n
G. Wilson, H. I. Hazard, w. c. Furrey, J.
F. Crank, L. Melseer, Ed. Dunham. G. E.
Crandali. P. H. Dibble, d. W. c., Haywards
Nearly all the delegation are for the nomin.
alton of Mr.. Pacheco I. p. Ramierz and j. j.
Morton were nominated for the Assembly
by acclamation. The following county off.
GERS were nominated: Sheriff, A. f. Curries;
Treasurer, l.. Liuetenberger; Recorder,
Charles G. Lamb; Auditor. J. w. Potts !;
County Clerk, II. g. Austin. This Conven-
ton was the largest and most enthusiastic
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:HAT DEPARTMENT: !:

:HAT DEPARTMENT.:
STRAW AND LINEN HATS,
SEASONS
lot Ian Assortment Of Mems Calico Caps at Sc Each
LOT 2Men Boys and ChdrenS Straw Hats Reduced to Sc Each
LOT SMens Boys and hldren Indian Panama and Fancy Straw
Hats Reduced to 10c Each.
lot 4BOys Cloth Hats GtraW Lined) Reduced to Zoe Each
lot 5--Mens Linen Hats Reduced to 1OC Each.
LOT GMens Boys and Chldrens Fancy Straw Hats Reduced
15G Each.
LOT 7Mens Boys and Ghilrsns Goord and White Canton
Braid Straw Hats, Reduced to 25C Each
LOT 0MGnS Brown Indian Panama Hats OOd Sensible Styl
Reduced to 25C Each.
LOT 9Mens High Crown Brown Straw Ventilated Hats Reduced
to SOC Each
LOT 1OMens Brown Straw Wide Cloth Band Straight Bm
Pelham Hats, Reduced to SOC Each.
LOT 1l-BOys' and Children Mixed Braids, Magic" Hats
Reduced to soc Each.
LOT l2 Chdrens White Straw Clifford Hats with TaSsel on
Grown, Reduced to SOC Each.
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DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD,

W ENTIST-No. 3l7 street. between E1EM
~ Third and Fourth Artificial Toethetxf-6
inserted on all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous
oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction Of Teeth
liye4-tfl
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m. III. PIHRsoN.

nENTIST, as STREET, BETWEEN eXR
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- 81 ft
kcal Teeth inserted Gold, Vulcanite and al bases
Eitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
oainlesz extinction of Teeth. iYl4-lm
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~ ENLIST. OFFICE, No. COS STREET, e1Ee
between Sixth and Seventh, over Kat-sSff
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TIE oAHILI-s0HEEgINE AFFAIR.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.

Execution for Murder at San Rafael To-
Day.
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A jury was impaneled by Coroner Dorr to.
day in the case of John Cahill, who commit.
ted suicide yesterday afternoon after attempt.
ing to shoot Mrs Nathan Ssheeline. They
viewed The remains, and the inquest was con-
tinued until some day next week, not yet
designated.
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~ ENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF NzXn
~ Seventh and streets, in Brytes new enYff1
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous OXIDE Gas.
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Send for Price List of CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, HATS,
MILLINERY, BOOTS and SHOES.
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THE WEEKLY UNION
Published in semi-weekly partsl
Is Issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week.
comp ising Eight Pages in each issue, Sxk Pages
each K, and is the cheapest and most desirable
Home. News and Literary Journal published on th'
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-06
CRIME.

I'M RouNN>, of Racine, Wis, has been
sent e the county Jail for thirty days for
whipping his wife
A BNrlMoRE German, - Years old,
committed suicide, At the newly made
grave ct his wife.
CONDUCTOR Moons, of the Chicago and
Alton road was fired at, hy acripple whom
he had put oil n train the other day.
Tuos. nANA, proprietor of the livery ON
Sherman street, was fatally stabbed by his
wife, whom he was cndCavoring 10 per
sndc To accompany him home.
REV. r, Il. MILLER lcau.ofthe hhiladel-
phia University of Medicine and Surgery,
has been arrested for forgery.
TuE tow boat. Rcsolutc, sank at Cairo
on the 3rd inst, while attempting to make
II landing.
a Nlair policeman At Charlotte, Mich,
who went 70 sleep on \ dry goods hoN, lost
80 by IL 4 pirkpockct relieving him u
that amount.
|. NJ WEST, superintendent III the Rock,
crvillc Hydraulic company, At peadwaod,
charged with the cmbcgzlrment Of S,adN
has been set free.
lue Episcopal church IN Waukesha
Wis, was broken open, recently, and
about fifty yards OF carpet taken from III,
floor,
ElGur or nine tramps confined III the
calahoosc at frccport, ILL.,. were caught IN
the act OF cscaping, having dug through
the walls, and were placed in the county
Jail
loE SrNtrs, 4 Young man, who was mar
ricd only nineteen days ago. was shot II
his yard at Ccntralia, Sunday night, hA
some person unknown Some think il i
suicide while others think il 4 murder
CuioE BATES, violently insane younl
woman. Nh inmate IL the ASYLUM 1T New
| bnrgh, ~, got into window u the hos
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FOREIGN.

The Irish relief bill has passed the house
of lords
OLE BULL il i'll, and obliged 10 cancel
his Swedish engagements.
An English missionary and his two scrv-
ants have been murdered at lsmidt, Asia
Minor, near Constantinope.
GENERAL Sin GARNET WoISEIY went 10
London from the Isle Of Wight, after
hearing the news of the disaster Of Canda-
har.
INroRMArIoN received by the Indian
strength of Ayoob X han has been entirely
moderated.
The manager and one of the directors OF
the city of Glasgow bank were released
from prison on the 3rd inst, they have
spent eighteen months in Jail.
AYooB KHAN did not follow up his adj
vantage in the fight with Gen. Burrows,
who has succeeded in bringing a large body
Of histroops into Candahar.
A DISPATCH from Dublin says the corn
and root crops of the island promise more
than nm average Weld, and that the gen
cral aspect Of the country is cheering.
HE king VI lIHNHIIi, WHY IHl IlhlHbt
had his carriage upset The king was
much bruised, and two Positions were
killed The carriage was badly smashed.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for the
dispatch of4 600 or 5000 troopsto Afghan
stan from England. and the military
authorities are prepared To supply from
England within the next fortnight l2,0o0
troops of all arms.
|. The Aighans who destroyed General
burrows brigade were under the com
mand of Ayoob Khan, who was reinforced
by the mutinecrs consisting Of the entire
infantry OF the old tabul regiment, who
deserted from Shcrc AIT, command ut
Candahar on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
MIR. GLADSTONE caught cold after leav-
ing the house Of commons Friday night,
and is now suffering from congestion Of
the left lung. le j. quite i'll, hit hsspeedy
recovery Is anticipated. LATER Much
anxiety il manifested, and the Queen j
physician was summoned. He considers
Mr., Gladstone dangerous.
a VIOLENT rebellion against the British
has broken out near Calcutta, one leader
has been shot and several sentenced to var-
o,ls terms of imprisonment The rebellion,
however shows no sign Ut eollapsing, as
the British troops cannot stand the un-
healthy climate.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-06
GENERAL NOTES.

MoRE than three hundred lives were
lost hy the earthquake At Manila,
CorNrrRrEir go notes on the Ontario
Bank are in circulation.
ColroN PICKING has commenced iii
Texas The crop will be large one
MRS. joins q. SANE, wife Of the distin-
gnshed poet, died At her home in Brook
lvn, Saturday night of bronchitis
corn TO the value of 5000 0o has been
purchased in open market in London for
shipment 10 the United States.
GoIp is said to have been discovered III
the coal shaft being sunk 10y the state at the
rcnitcntiary nj leavenworlh, Kan
GEN. TREvINo was given royal well
come at picdraS Negras ON his arrival
there with his American wife,
4 MAN and woman under arrest al Ere
mont, Ncb. are said to be old man Bender
and his daughter Kate.
4 l.ENpvtrlE stagc-drivcr asserts that
Simms, the murderer hanged last week 1T
Fair PLAY, COL, was rcsuscitated and i
nov alive and tolcrahlv we'll III the great
carbonate camp.
Tar dam iii the Wabash river at la.
Gro, which cost 100000, has been blown
up with powder by persons unknown.
Col. JOHNSON, n native Of the United
States, IN the in>urgent army of Cuba, was
killed recently in skirmish with Spanish
troops
TnE Buffalo canal-hoat owners say that
the cables of the Cable Towing company
obstruct navigation, and have organized
Ia secure their removal.
Tue American gymnasts now nj Frank
fort. Germany, rs participants III the great
funniest, were hanqueted last evening.
Several Milwaukceans took prizes in the
contests.
Tnr tic Indians demand the privilege
Of viewing the land 10 I've assigned them in
scScraltv before they will agree e Snrren.
der their present reservation
lMrRlsstvR memorial services for the
victims Of the river disaster ~ Detroit
were held iii Trinity church, Chicago, on
SUNDAY last. Fouy-elght priests partlci'
pated.
rnr authorities Of Nebraska feel pretty
sure that they have At last captured Ben-
der, the notorious outlaw and murderer oi
Kansas. He is now lodged in the Free.
mont Jail with woman who claims 70 be
his wife.
Tnr Golfer dam at the shaft of the Iiud-
san river tunnel to recover the bodies Of
the men buried beneath the fallen roof Of
the connecting chamber has proved I'M
successful The plan Of sinking caisson
iii the dam, and thus forcing MP the
earth and water Of compressed air, il sug-
gestcd.
SURVIVORS of the Narragansett disaster
continue giving testimony before the board
Al inquiry Il New York Nearly all uf i
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pital, and, when an attempt was made u
secure her threw herself 10 the ground, a
distance Of twenty feet, sustaining fatal IN.
juries.
MONROE RoBERTsoS, who j. in Jail al
Greenville, Ohio, awaiting execution ON
the Goth Of August, attempted suicide by
cutting his throat and arms The instrli
ment used was a small broken knife blade
lie bled profuscly, but was not rendered
unconscious.
BESIDES the $500 ia cash stolen from
the Middlctown Savings Bank, over $50,
GOO in good bonds. and $4,000 in the state
of South Carolina bonds, in which not
much value is put, were taken. The cash
belonged to the bank, and the bonds TO i'm
dividuals who had deposited them in the
vault.
BIRCH RUTHERFORD, II notorious charae-
ter, who has been sought for the year past,
having escaped from Charleston before
serving his sentence, was captured by Dep
uty Sheriff Alcott on August 2nd. lie
has frequently been seen during The year.
but steadily eluded the officers.
An attempted murdcrous assault with a
brick was made by Martin Roach upon
Winfield Merit at Urbana, HI. Merritt
testified unfavorable to him when on trial
recently. BY chance he missed Merritt
and dealt q blow upon J. =. Weber. lie
fled town before II state warrant, on u
charge Of assault with intent To kill,
could be served.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-06
POLITICAL POINTS.

TIE republicans OF the second congress
sinna district Of Wisconsin have rc-nomi.
mated Chas. G.. Williams
TlE grccnbackcrs Of The third congress
sonal district of Wisconsin have nominated
5. T. Jones.
THE democrats Of the sixth district of
election to congress.
THE grcenbackcrs Of the 18th Illinois
district have nominated G.. w. Rutherford
for congress.
The democrats Of the 9TH Texas district
nominated Hon. Seth shepard for con
gress.
TnF democratic convention of the third
Tennessee congressional district re-nomi-
mated q. G.. Dibbrell.
THE grccnbackers of the Eighteenth Illi-
nois district have nominated q. w. Ruth
eriord for congress.
TIE republicans Of the 9TH Ohio dis
trict have nominated W. X Boone, Of
Allen county for congress.
THE republicans Of the sixth Pennsy-
vania district have nominated VIM. Ward
for reelection to congress
Hon. IULICS G. BURROWS has been re-
nominated 10y the republicans of the
fourth congressional district of Michigan.
THE democratic congressional convention
Of the tenth Illinois district have nominal
ed Robert Holloway, of Mercer county, for
congress.
THE democratic congressional convention
Of the fifth Ohio district nominated Gener-
al 4. j. Warner for reelection.
THE republicans of the eighteenth Hi
nois congressional district have renomi-
mated Hon. j X. Thomas for congress
TuE republican convention in the third
Ohio district nominated II. Morrv, OF
Butler County, for congress on the three
hundred and sixty seventh ballot.
TIE democrats Of the first congressional
district 81 Maine nominated Samuel J.
Henderson representative.
TuE republicans ofthc Sixth district Of
Ohio. nominated Hon. j. NJ Ritchie for
congress.
THE republicans of Chester, Penn, dis.
rict nominated VIM. A. Ward for re-
election To congress
The republican boilers of Cleveland O.,
district nominated {. h. Lockwood for
congress. They hope To force the with
drawl Of Hon Amos Townsend the
regular nominee. Both factions are as
determined and bitter rs at first.