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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-29
The Market.

MONDAY EVENING, June 2Sth, 1880
The first rain of any consequence here in
several weeks visited this city to-day. The
storm lasted nearly all the afternoon and is
not yet over The value Of this rainfall to
farmers and gardeners is beyond calcula-
ton, as vegetation was drying and wither.
ing for want Of water.
There is as yet no sign of the rise com
ing out of the Mississippi and no uneasi-
ness regarding it is felt here.
Business continues without material
change. The unsettled condition of other
markets effects this to ssome extent and
buyers are holding of. Stocks Of leading
articles are small, but fully up to the de-
mand.
FLOUR-The demand for old stoks in
choice and fancy grades, is moderately &C.
tive. Low grades are very dull
HAY-We have no change 10 note.
Choice continues in fair demand at low
prices. Common is not called for.
CORN-The demand for white is steady
at quotations for milling purposes. There
is very little shipping demand, and the or
der trade is light.
OATS-The market is oppressiyely dull,
and prices are lower.
MEAL-Choice continues steady and
firm.
BRAN-Plenty and dull.
BUTTER-Choice is in good demand
and scarce. Common is very dull.
EGGS-Quiet and easy. Receipts are
ample for the demand
POuLTRY-Spring chickens are IN &C
tive request. Receipts Of all kinds fine
ready sale.
FRUIT-Berries Of all kinds find ready
sale.
POTATOES-The season is over for ole
potatoes, and the market is supplied witt
new from country wagons.
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Sales and Quotations.

NoTE.-The prices here gwen are Tor sales from
FIRST hands In round lots. An advance 10
charged for broken lo.s II filling orders.
pIOIfR
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-29
LEGAL
Notice of Sale.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of an order ofthe county court OF Alex.
ander county, in the stale of Illinois made at the
MAY term thereof A D., 1880 upon the petition OF
the undersigned administrator Of the estate OF
James Lawrence, deceased, against Narcissa Halle.
wood, Edward G.. Haslewood, Francis II. Law.
renee, and others | will on
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, A ID.
1880
at the honr OF two o'clock p. m, Of said
day, sell Of public yendue at the southwest
erly door of the court house in the city OF Cairo
county of Alexander and state of Illinois, ali
the interest of the said James Lawrence, de
ceased in and TO the following described real es
tate situated in said county Of Alexander and state
OF Illinois, to-wt:
The southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
and southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section number thirty.three (33) in township num-
Der fourteen a. south range two (2) west also the
northwest quarter ofthe northeast quarter Of sec
tion number thirteen O5l In township number 6f-
teen (l5) so1th range two west; also lot number
two (2) in block number one "a in the town OF San
dnsky In said county OF Alexander according 10
the original plat of said town
Terms of Sale:-One-third cash in hand on the
day Of sale, one.third to be paid In elk months
and onc.thrd In twelve months from the day OF
sale the deferred payments 10 be secured by note
drawing six per cent interest and mortgage upon
the premises sold
SALMON HAZLEWooD,
Administrator.
Cairo, llls June 22d 1880,
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, 1880-10-04
NEW YORK.


Special Dhpnteh to The Chicago 74tbunt.
SEH Ft}ItK. Oct. 3.-The tlcxt meeting OF tho
NMtiona! Republican Committee Will tuke pince
Immediately aftcrt tic lntitIrn election. nnd nni
arrangements will b0 1,,,o fur tho conduct Of
tho campaign. The conference will bo IL notable
0Hc Ill tho distinguished men Of tho pMrty arc
expected to bc present. and Among thom Cen
Grant. The local demonstration will be Il tnaR-
nl!icent of,c, attd worthy Of rho tHcas1orL Re
rubItcans aru hopeful of carrying New York,
and hare niudo tho a1nptest preparation for Wig
orous work during tho closing days Of tho cn,n-
taiun.
Tho Democracy Of New York bnvo not been
Idle tn tho days thAt have pnssess. They arp
bringing out their kcnyicst artillery, nn1 appear
dRposcd 10 make n lnuIl ls0is1 IT tlley do 40 cxC
Gnlton. n'rlnR tho week the 6tAto Committee
hArp announced
4 SuMpET OF DEMOCEATiU ORATORS
IN vnri0t1s phrts OF tho state. Senator Francis
Herman will epenk ht t)swtgo Oct. g.; Ut ltOches.
ter. on tho It'll: ut Corning TIL the nth: md ut
Scwl|tirE Dn tle 18th. Itl. john W. F0rncy. the
npostAte, sl'Gnks Mt forming with Scnntnr kerslsl
t tho nth: 1T l'nnxhrcets,r IN the 18th: nl,u nt
SewbHrw M tho tlit,l. ten. u. l.. i}itlcr will
kItcgk nj Norwich 0n Wednesday, afternoon; 1T
1tlnghaintnn In tho evening: nt EImirn on
Thursday: ut Dnnk.rk IN FrtiAy: ntA Ut O!cnn
IN 5ntul,lHy. +. =. Stnnt4,n, Ut 1ianHus, wilt
spek IN Cn!snntlatlstlu on tho eth lust, md Mt
fss'ehcstur. with Senntr 1<crnn.!, IN the 7tt,.
aprnkcr Randall Will ,IAn ndress meetings lii
tho stntc from tho lIh t0 the I'll inclusive.
, 1880-10-04

: E:SsiOsunE or THE LIAR.a Nn. TRAITOR LuA.
WAa1ttAaror, Oct. s-TfbA ASslstant Secretary
OF tho Natlonnl Orconbauk Committee published
n letter yesterday chnrYtug Gun. Weaver with
hnvlng sold out to tho Republicans, alsl that hs
expenses wero paid out If Ansshnll Jcwetl's
futn1s. Jutlgu Warwick MartIn, n member of
tho National GrecIiMck Cnn,u!ttor, who WIS
present during Lutn'B nieryIhw with Weaver,
says 1.una IL IL llar. Judge NartIn Will publish
tho following card upon tho subject;
Ju1luE MaNT1S's STATEMENT.
Moro thnn ono tNutlth iEn | pronounced Mr..
tree enbnck party, Ut which nm Il me,ubcr. ,lnd
to tho principles Of which m, ttevntedly IT.
Secretary Of tho Executive Caninlttru, ,'i1l Hike
Il sco!t,lrcl h0 used his position 10. in3ttr
!ns.eal q ts benefit tho pqF,ty % This
inovc1 II lle haa nut 9hAlldnned tho party to
s!ye hIs own atsxrnso l,etnro tho osl"r VI h, his
soynl nrri'o Ills lStt's S, addrssa r. ID To- AZ
Isl tr,ul upon III facy. it Is written un,n
il letter sheet of tho headquarters or tnu Nato1-
ar. Lu was not hero o., tho :sitl Of September,
H. ssls then IN New York nrrnaRing, Wtis, the .
netnocrGts TO- soil QUIT intoro thu oit!or for his
VI deeclvux tho public tAkcl. with HIN tnu OF
tho iuttcr Shouts III tho Enn1nittec. or perhaps
s Sf t9H pr Ha ~ ss as wTSS soya II ss ssr
i' $sss:! inc sssse.sa.!sa % Iy!wsea sin i ss% ".
MoAser. "nsa Mu a@tiHinp'e @ ~ Fut'ts VIZ ,ntu Mas"W
Hts htt'o.4uhts M!u tMsr; ~" i' i1 ,. ~ y Ms!n IL
ftn t shnI II hn,. inTr,, IT, W .Eo .ts fst ~ XIII n
hAs spont 1nnat Ut llls tino ior TIC % last Two
.E1., H.. y Y " ~ n , ,SI p.r
tipn tne MstnTyi ~ w e'tun y, VI IVY H.eT
u MEa 9rfatt w nt1a. tinilIneK: ite 1aIorahca ~ @
nc ln.t ~ H Hs,!a! Mna @ % .ao nns
rAtt iAlh!Y " tsAltihuIH ntu @ IUMeetE! 1ruiE
a tnoiIt ~! tao lac% ~ ~ sase. ...e ~ re..a
nla nssaty 4. ~, As saass t - t .t 70 ~
!enst tnreo Other plrisvs II mashi.aKts1t waoso
iuf iial!GacK tne 9ftMtess GluelIy w 81 xn!rn my
NM et,ulh he R4ty. NJ t.1i.l stnssa aaAt hG IN
tonutl J! lor puAloaLoH ~ shu NiAh H1fAl lHsL
n0ittra tho o!eetlo!i 30 " 70 pseNent Wy ltish
EAtMn!!eA trtlh futWR tT !l"''nsNk. ic h,i!tlo
thc sale st.tten!EHl ~ o!tess. , hE WGt}t ~ NtW
foTk to nrtNIHo Win tnn iao' v t'7I tor mo
cilFtooHtu1 aha puiIis1a!i1 ot ,ns ~
!FtM nofH Hlusen r. rnnlHh H.
l az! lnlnFlne1 tlat upnn tM,1 totMsAl ho OF,
iorea !no History 10 1!q tsiap',eHss ~ otn
ltenub!!eafa itoc4tnehl. nnt Mes EoIuSo4 ~ ptif.
Eusu t, ., I .sun ,t nu.thi,'e nv s,s.t
isl tho hlstt,ry nm ,l,ul,o 10 s1,y, III LII,
turs nut wurk fur nothluY, lio tl,la no t1Uubt
nes.s, mil lila sttt'n,nmts uD1tit Guu. TIs,var
1rS f!ilse. anti ho knt,ws IT, liz Is asynrU th,t
Ten, Wcnycr ueSrr i,ai ny confluence IL hi1,.
f,Sst II rf.nt tn1t,nhrnncu by tho ic,,nsttirs s,r
liz lin. ~ lin hms sa~t"i thutu lilo thak ~ ~.
rt1v lin fr,m mi IL" t,t,.tiSn wllch nn i.s ,iis,
t,r".ntf " IL WAnw1Cr ii t,~,v
st"coa' """"'e" 14"'Ht"''
ANOTHER DENtAI<-cAND FR0A dEoNQH Il
jDSES.
NKw YoHx, Oct, ..-Approp0s Of the card of
@ n ataauu, III t t1o Wsorso ioes M aas issuoa tSa
ff1}1 1oaR I'M ft,r
, 1880-10-04
ILLINOIS,
1REAT REruntICAE MAss-MEET1Nu At uAE-


Special Dispateh TO Tht thteaqo Tribune,
DASy1LtE. ILL.,, Oct. a-Tho tlsst ,nass- meet
Ing 0f tho Republican party III HermIllIun Cuun-
ly, for this cnHlpniYn, w0a hnlt hero to-day, 1t
WIS lot unIy gratifying hut n surprising suc-
cess II, point OF nAmt'crs mud enthusnstn.
The uleeetng WIS clIcd IN honor Of Gov. Cul-
lom, uud CoI. Clark +. Carr. Ut Galcsburg. Dele
guhons by tFnin. carriagc, And wagons eaule in
lr,m every tuwn+htp III tho county. an.l from
tho adJotntng tertiary In Indiana, six miles dis
TINT. lilo rN1lyinE point WIS Il vlcant squire IN
tho hcHrt u tho city. and tnwtlrtt tki,t point tho
crowd ccntcrc1 Rs curly ns II H. m. The famous
ChnnlpAig1l 1lanu hnt1 been cn,,llnyeu, nnd tho
Arlington Hotel WAS tho general headquarters.
On Wednesday IAynlnn rrufnbull and tho Dctl-
ocrats bud thoir first meeting. 1t WIS unrort,l-
f.nts for tpsn TINT the Republican tneutiMg fol-
lowed so soon nftcr. s 1t m.s1u tho disparity fit
numbers 50 much ths moro apparent. Judge
frumbutI llnd nbuut ] ,500 peot!o tu Als meeting.
iuv. CuIl0tn had IN less than :,.kO1 lenrpts uni
Wott!d have hull ..0O0 moro had 1t nnt hepn f.,rlt
hfHyy sntlthwust wind. which prevented nhy hut
th9sg iislnlcdlAtclf tn trout frun! hcnrin4.
Although continually upon tho stump since
tho Chicago Convention.
GOV. CuLLoM
was In tino voice, md full of fnct and anccaotc.
Roo.i terms with his hc,iro,s Aud hcisi thonl in.
i',lsely I!nt!rnt 10 tho end. Ono of his first
'Now, there IL my oid iriantl Trumhull. who
Het'nlIy fnlnKlncs that hu IL running iur l3ay-
nrnr n. aHt ~, y 3 IN 5;nk11Sr ; w , b. M
lrtct. VIII, oi'cG rn for Judge. After tho VOTES
wot9 eoai' tnG "a 1tw "Gs tih9s. SalH
e., "nr s,,i,, ~ ,n2; '"1v. III - ts 'stMs M
XII y"iinw ~ Hli, M r,,rH Gr,,, w,,iLmf ~ a' it,e
mrlsse luughscr.1
Ttlc NIGHT MEEET1S0,
CHrr Kss,srai patriotic Holiday for tic % sItzes Is
OF nlnftp, ayd II turchljEtlt PROCESSION. wus tho
sfsad ana i'aai *,,ecess of tho tlsy. l"' "*l' 'A'
play, hayIug two principal streets uild Il p,ltllic
puza; AMI whun, ut nu!oet, tho thnl,sAt,tis III
ipoplo gatlerpd In tho vicinity OF the public
Witnessed ln Central Illinois.
- IAe t9rehiKht I1lraue WIS hcAded ny tue
Gh!1npalEn liatl, Mnd nt rcgtlur !ntvrva!s ~ tho
n0 Wets i5aexors nahxt!1e !!Anu' tho FUR
'r.t.tnwr t,.nT oi,I ,.' S t,, itnn t''o' tao
ThS1 we, ant n.@ @ @ ,,a tootmea
Xs%sx lslsx l. xsxi!x s%s; ; SS!tors ssi
ps ii os! 'ss u a staa ,o sisa ts ass''
,,. tul" C"n'" .........
lAetS wero wei, no bupcc1ltiols lntfouaotory r.
i'1 to1 ttr i,mnin1"lv iu l wnt u 70 ,snex en w.
mako III, original spesch, ~ speech TINT h:gis's
%nesS ,or;nary MntislMi!Rnfs !easS .wn
as sseass II ns u stx s' n,es
ThY @ similarl;y y, iGsonal i anps'1a1,ce s'etscen
@ !inseGs"'i n r." Hs n" G crf ws T. ~ s T., sfoE
cst t aw,eisa G carr a tRat .hS H. tA' t,SAlss
s;, s5"s ' s wo a,s,,I s nI" i er ~, rsrx,!ie1t
fnr.s. TO lays tho llaushon ncn,ocratlu poltl-
~ n,,tsc ~ ,f,mn ~, W
risimn md @ rsraiaT lis onunriutio,,s ms W. ~
n"tsmIs rs to str,krs - ,,,,"n III, nvi IN III
llSSHtsts", , 0r so,,Tss n; tclsErnpas M :ynopsis
stho',a soo 40 '1fs ~ H. Stps to s , nS To- naat ni
, 1880-10-04

addressed 3,on people, IN tho public s1urrf,
lie WIS enthusiastically received. aIi inabe
u.o n HI. host G:fwts. Col. !. T.. Hand. Hsr
tseasu,. Tho linn. Warmer ~, l'atc'nan of
Cincinnati. spoltr 10 4 lnrtc bsGHlnY autaiei,er
Thu. 1nrntinu wns tnI,cIlsd. and tho utROst
Eom fccitng prevailed.
ftAtlstIsnx At Rt1EtnYviLt.E.
srsttat Dttpatth to The Ehitay. Jrlbt!hk
snei.nYvsttr, In1.. Oct. 3.--Next Saturday
lien llnrrItnn witt speak in this city. when Il
T. n,cM!H., I" K:ve m Erana s,ceeptt,,
immense turnout. Thot1.s A: Hendricks will
bu here on tho following Monday.
RUttTiswEST.
Ertefdt NspAfeA tn The fntedsa Trfbiak.
sorritwEsr, Ind, Oct. 3.-Tho. ftcp,ib!lcAns ot
Southwest. III t!Ils tsn,uty, Inltcd splendid y,ns
Saturday attcrn'nn; nt'ti bad ~ enth;Is'astlo
IT, j. iiasenli M sn dfs iisnai Vigorous styie.
THE rEEtlna IN aEw YORK.
Special nspafeh 10 Tho E'hteapo Tribune.
New fOnk. Oct. :h-Tflc lftr'grcss 0f tho cam.
tNtlgit In Int!n.n Is watched herc with ninsh jE-
itie,ars % claiil' to stntc ar fcw of thai Vic Vic
hhvo iftnoy arn putting 1t M on thu result.
Ucn. Arthur. WIN ii In constant communication
pcnr to 10 aurln,,sy alarn!tal ut tho stalntinn.
and tnlks Of rho aprroAslfny ctcc.1o1 with II
c9t,larce which san oniy so,e qna With knoy
fxS ., too tno e, sec,u; M /,
tint buoyancy of department which hcnotcs
tho ni,sei,co hf Impending evils. AL tho lett:rs
rsG rst0ev M i nf NJ ' ~ nes md
sonthtiK characlcr. This trsn1nlltEty nrls,a In
part from cof,soto.ts'Iess q !. f"snralle slta.
lion nf astars a1 tn 'aTt fr,'n '. tue - aac, thnt
this ,imi and oct. Ii. After that limo loua.f,,
Gir G"hix M s,"; Sss S04Iss n ets @ po a
to fNEJur III this Slate,
, 1880-10-04

INTERVIEW WITh TIiH lilN. JONATHAN NOll-
Clt1sS, " OE0HitA-WlfAr WOELD HE Tllx
KFrECT8 At TIIx SOUTH or Tlin ELECTION 0t
MtkCOCk.
osssta1 DspateA to IN Chicago 7ftbunA.
ATLANTA, Gu, Tot. al hAya Just bud an
interesting political conversation with tho Hun.
Jonathan Nofuruss, who Ii probably tho most
prominent Republican III tho Stato, uni
representative man OF tho purity lu tho South,
, 1880-10-04

HANCOCK corsrY,
Hptetaf Dtspatth to Thr thteasa Tribune.
maSt1,a X 1. I'll tn ss = sTU ol, sr'"ns asS r.
tn Rs!tirsss them Enfnc t[1ne this mp11tt il thglr
esiorts ntc Huccnssfn fnl In linrpe will ste ono OF
~ lnrgcat political gatherings ever held 10 this
The Democrats arc putting forth nit their en-.
erHr 70 make thclr. mass- meeting fur next
eu1l 10 ss,,k. All ihctr nther M uran lit itsi.
lies nf this enntfR!l #, this vicinity hnvc ,ecn
while iii tho iicpnl,icsn racs ha"e ,; eim iec.;;
crt,Fncd with st,s:css. and their effects will bo
shown tl'is fall At tho balot-bpx.
wtOptrt.r.
Special Dttpateh 10 7he Chttdao 14t11.ne
Wo,nttjLf. H.. Oci. .a-Ity fnr tho lnrYrst Re-
6sss ys.''ess $ 81 = s'!$;
t,ixhly appreciated: Tho iiGn. Wv. warrct1,
scee q fe, sf toT wsh SI "' ~as oy 1Hwa5t a
r!ouied: Esquire Ctroloy. d prominent lawyer
e Dnel'ia, wto has always been pronounced
tclsuns for leaving tho Iselnocrn.io nnrty. ito
1Iutnpto. declared the ,DeinHrntio party wsrc
totln4 for the snine principles for which Lee
and lMcksf,, fought, hu believed ii time 10 re-.
!1l, tha friends pf tho Union. stRtt.scnator
Ilenna. ntso 1nn,ls f1w wrli.tme1i ret,xrks.
cart. Eric Johnson nj Gntvf. and Lieut.. t,sbor1t,
# r. A"H'sr' s,,,,, @ are ionK ga work a"nr
ct'ivch. The WEs,huil Garfield and Arthur
Clubs. ithfl,rntAl. passed In the evening With
torches, and presented II inc appearance.
pE WITT C0uxTr.
Special Dtspatth to Ths Ch.eupo 7fib1irt.
ELtSTnS. Ill. Oct. 1.-The Republicans Of this
strist nre marking l. pretty Lively ior tho Dem
now. cain,ny Illinois ns IL Democratic Stntc.
The fnc.s nrc. thnt, If nll tho counties which
nave hceih giving Democratic tria}orit!cs In nr
years" Will turn out III well fur tf,n t{tju Iftlns
nA Dc Wit County Will. the State will Ko uai1-
iicnn By nn overwhelming, mator'ty. There
!t'vr ms been Such EtElubllcAn enthusiasm ftt
nc Witt County US theru Ia Mt The present time.
and every innn that [sa Republican, nni iois
% . nasS os The sesenp pf II. sr !oM ers Ter
M i IN exsr:' h.rsu number Of 0art'c t'uar1's N
i'ls thls cty y. r.! .n csnty wh1 nso ong gms'
tAnti'tte for Congrgss OH the Republican t!ckct,
ltaH Mnt!e Hn'st favorable Impression nr,lon1
,he IL p1op!o1 of thc Ih!riest,!h nisr'ct nHd viii
llcpubIenn Success Ii, Nn.et1erI Ia the cry OF
our enlhuslnstic Republicans.
EFYl:;GHAx.
1;Tf1salfaM ill.,. Oct, IA iurRc nnu utith,,si-
natic itrpnbllcan meeting WIS held 1ast nIuht ut
aFss ssedp M III ias s% s.on a1S % sf' r. g. S": S a
vel! aud -, John s;, T.. Harlow tleorge II. Farms
w1ft r. ana s ccr!n 0se Gut ad Hr
furnished snt'st' etcnnnt music. Fully b0u per-
sous wcre present, md mich good waa necom-
rltshed.
1EErworTII.
Special Htspateh to The Chicago Ttthune.
MErwosrlI. ny, Oct. 3--in ths place yester-
day hftertA,n tho l1ssns,crnts bud tho llhest
DRESSES we're delivered b. tho iit,, till SPRINGER,
Of Springfield. WIN made nv Of his character
County. Including numbers from Bloomington,
wuru present. .-...-
nESlAM1xv1,.LE.
, 1880-10-04

TIE CONT EST IN TIE KALAMAZOO CCSGtE9-
SIUSat DlSTHICr.
Special DttpattA 10 Tit Cheaoo Tribune.
KALAMAZOo, Oct, 3.-poilticn nlattcrs In this
county anil Congressional tsIstrrt nrU settling
down In '1cnlt shnpe; and tho result 70 far
'nenns itcpuhllcnnis!n pl,rc and simple and
anything to beut lcpublcansn. At tho start.
tho three leatli1sg partes nominated candidates
for Congressional md county 0t!ccs separately,
but Krsl1uAl change !,ls resulted III tho cotl-
pcte fusion Of tho Denocrslss and Grecnuuck-
ers. II, or.lcr to tteat Republican candidates. Tho
! result III Mime has hAstent. this fusion, and
now Republican candidates hnvo tho pnLn
kH0wlr'lKo thut thoy hnve everything opposed to
Ilcl,ublisHnisIn TO CONDUIT 1slit, In thls ralnty
nnd Congressional district, llcpublfsnn!sm-
SthIwart tcpuhlcanEsm-wIll Without my
d0uht, lo triumphant.
Tho Hon. Julius G. Burrows, nf llAlnulnzop, Is
tho present mcn,bor Of Congress, anu hus been
rennlnlIlated ly tho Republicans. Ills reslurM.-
nation WIS all hui unanimous on the itlst bnl-
lot. md quickly undo 80 Oh tho second. liz
is ,uaklny u careful anl effective c,i1l.
Was Ut bis district, which Includes
tho Counties of Kalamazoo. Vt. tosuph, tsurrcn.
Fus IIirCn, nHd Cnss. lie WIS aluSGr taUrG tluE-
ulnr with his constituents, and will ths year, III
formerly, 10 supported BY imlny of tho ihtclll.
gent Democrats nnl firocnbnekura, Ills re-
election IL rs cerinln Rs atly future event cnn fe.
Tho Grcenbnckcrs nominated Henry ChaInbcr-
lMflt. Of Th,ru OIks, Iiorrion County. lte hns
ruth fur Congress bnfore for 0uvcrnor oneo, Allu
IL ttro. lla Ia no hug, un.l knows when he l,as
GHuuEh. tie resigned Inst wcck. llofUru bis
rGs1Kllnt!otl he sent tesexrrln to Powers. tho
Young und aspiring Democratic candidate f1r
rtsiEn il rstwers would. ind III JUtlniiIn j.
Wnnhuia!' run III III independent tlckof. .whtul'
would ukei IN supn,rl fru,n tleInourats. Grern-
bAckrrt tfEaHEIfA and other clIssrs nt,tItsel to
straight Itupu1ifti'1issn. Powers railttosl. llo
wnnts 70 run. " ws!s Nominated oyer, tn'.Iy