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REGENTS PARK, April II, ~. )


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GALUsHA A. GROW uses the Harrisburg
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ALL IS VANITY
And vexatlon of Spirit in Harrisburg

And Sexatlon Of Spirit In Harrisburg.
The Republican conference committee of
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although it was virtually repetition OF
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Resolred, That it is the sense Of this
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During the evening eight ballots were
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/. Beaver 10. Shiras :, White !, Bayne
1, Scofield 1, Henry 1.
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| field 1, KoOntz l.
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:, Cessna 2, Brown 1.
| vi. Beaver7, Shiras 1, White l, Bayne
2. ScofieM Z, Thompson 1, Brown :,
Dick ).
VII. Beaver G., Shiras 2, White 4, Bayne
3. Scofeld 9, Henry 2, Cessna 1, Brown 2
Dick /, Morrcll 1.
VIII. Beaver 12, Baync s, Scofield l
Henry /, Reyburn 1. On this ballo
Beaver got two votes from the Baync con
ferees.