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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

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specie was taken from the open market yester.
cay for shipment to America.
Fear of the Land League in Dublin.
LONDON, March 3i.--The dispatch from DUB
lin TO the 7tnteS announcing that the land
league are trying TO organize local branches In
Dublin In order to bring pressure upon traders
who have kept aloof from the league or have
given 1t no substantial support. says: The league
have commenced fn the old quarter or the city
By establishing branch where there IS q lar =
population OF the working and lowest classes
capable OF supplying abundant materials for
mischief. TIE resources in this respect have
been often developed in violent attacks on the
police. and IN riOtouS and diSordeTly scencs
The council CT the new branch have sent a Cir
cular TO merchants and traders Ia the district
Who DO not sympaihiZe with the league, but
Who are largely dependent upon the p0pul3c-
for labor al1 custom and for immunity from
injury 10 their warehouses. workshops, etc.
The merchants and traders do not know how 70
deal with the circular. They are unwilling TO
comply With II aLG are eflaid 70 refuse. There
can be very little doubt that IL this branch sue.
ceeds others win be planted untl the city 4.
oVerrun With the noXiouS growth OF the leagu"
system.
Lord ReacOusfieI6:s SERIOUS Illness.
LONDON. March 81, 10 a.m.-A bulletin issued
at $50 O'Clock this morning says that Lord Bea-
c0nStield passed restless night, Out be Is now
somewhat easier. Dr.. Kidd remained with the
patient throughout the night. and is noW IN
consultation with DR.. Quain. They VIII iSsue
joint bulletin az IL O'Clock this morning. Yes
tefday afternoon Lord BeaconSileid IefC his bed
for short time, after which bis condition was
worse. Cold cast winds are now prevailing
which are unfavorabe for him. Lord I.awt0n,
bis private secretary, has been telegrapled TO
return from Aigiers.
Hismarck,s Fusion Party.
LONDON. March 2l.-The correspondent OF
the Morning Post at Berlin says: Prince Bis
marck's intimacy With the uItramontanaS in
creases, and coalition party for The rna,iza.
tion OF his nnanclal reforms is ganeraily eN-
pected.
Afraid of Explosives
a dispatch 10 the Times from Berlin says: Il
is believed that the government, Ia conjuRc-
ton with Russia, is meditaupg action Ia the
matter OF adopting measures TO avert dangers
to public security from The use OF explosives, II
1t has not alreaoy communicated its views to
the various powers concerned. but the graveSt
doubts are entertained OF Prince Bismarck
being able to make England regard the 81 D.
iecI fIOIn his point OF view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31
The Northern Pacific Injunction
Case.

NEW YORK, March 3I.-Tne hearing or argn-
meRts for the continuance or The injunction In
the suit brought by Henry Willard against the
Northern Pacific railroad. Farmers Loan and
Trust Co.. and other individuals aefendants. 10
restrain the issue OF $50 coo shares OF the cap
ttal stock OF the f1rSt-named corporation
among certain parties who claim proprietary
interest in the same, was 10 have come OF IN
the superior court to-day. before Judge Spef.
but it was pcStpoEed uEtil Thursday week. Oh
the application OF the defendants counsel, VINO
were Eot ready TO proceed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31
nismarck,s Fusion Party.
Afraid of Expi0>,ye~.
LARGE DIAMOND R0fBRERY.
Four Thousand Dollars Worth Oi

PBILADEI PHIA, March 3l.-About 10 o'clock
this morning two men entered the jewelry
store OF Joseph K. Davidson, 929 Chestnut
street, and one OF them asked TO have dia-
mond ring which he had purchased several
days ago exchanged. The clerks attention was
dist acted by the other. and when the men had
departed IL was discovered that they had taken
TIN box containing between three and four
thousand dollars worth OF diamonds, sappEires
and other precious stones and left In Its place a
duplicate box containing white and coiored
papers such as are used by jewelers. TO wrap
diamonds In. The robbery nas been reported
to the nllicp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31
The Ixy Cooke Sale.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-The sale by
auction OF stocks, bonds, western lands and
other real estate belonging to the estate OF Jay
Cooke Is Co., was resumed to-day. The cata-
logue eInbo0ies all the property not previously
disposed or. AID about 500, coo was realized.
The sale Will be continued tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31
WALL. STREET TO-DAY.
stocks and Bonds Stronger and
Higher.

NEw YORK. March 3l.-rhe Posts financial
article says. The stock exchange markets are
somewhat more active than yesterday. Uniced
states ponds are !. TO higher, the IS being up
10 1l47s. Railroad bonds arc also strong and
higher. The market for speculative stocks is
also generally strong and higher than yester-
day. The question OF money for the next four
months is no longer one which has an impor-
Iant lnnnenee IN calculations respecting the
prices OF stocks all agreeing that it win De easy
AT low rates. la detail the stock market opene1
y per cent higher than # closed ycs,eriay Tor
New York Central q {. C. and L. C.. higher
fer Ohio Central and Texas ana Pacifc
'saa higher for the remainder OF the list ex-
cept for Rock Island, which was y lower
West'n Union Telegr'h, which was 5, lower aud
Canada Southern, which was d lower. Soon
after the opening the market began 10 advance
and by 1880 O'Clock prices had risen a AZ per
cent, the latter for Rock Island and oregon
navigation. Delaware and Hudson canal ad-
yaDced ~, Delaware. Lac6awenS and western
and Pacific Mail "a, Western Union Telegraph
Ia, Lake Shore, Union Pacific and Blooming
ton and Western per cent each; Milwaukee
aud ST Paul and Omaha "a each, and North
west, Northern Pacific preferred, aud aacta-
nooga. :, each. In the next hall hour there
was decline Of 'eaS., the latter Michigan Cen
traI, but since then the general list has
again advanced LA. the latter JncsapeakP
and Ohio SECOND preferred. The rates for call
loans are 5aG per cent on stocks and 4a5 per
cent on L. :. boRda Time loans are slj per
cent. and prime mercantile paper 5lG per cent.
The market Tor foreign exchange Is aull and
ABOUT STEADY. Tne posted rates FOR prime
bankers sterling are 4Sl ana 4S3lf: the actual
rates are 4s0a - aCd ss2it az. Gables are zS2z. a
4>3. Prime mercantile bills are 41SA:s-.. The
steamer Algeria, now due, IL Known 20 have on
board considerf ble amount OF gold aud secu-
rifles. ana her arrival may Toe followed by an
increased eemand for remittances.
tucendiary fIFc ra Vassachusctts.
BosTuN, March 3l.-An iDcendlary n cP al n an
dolph, Mass, last night, destroyed the house.
barn and shop OF +. r. kingman, barn OF Dr.
Granger and Aliens block. The loHec story OF
the latter was occupied by II. 81. Waita gro
ceries. Aggregate loss, sl2, 900; Insurance about
6Ue0.
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Counterfeftcrs Arrested,

PHILADELPHIA, March 31.-Three men were
arrested early this morning at ,2J south sth
street In the act OF manufacturing counterfeit
ten cent pieces. They Will be heard by The L.
& commissioner today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31
Nomination. To-day.

The President sent the following nominations
to the Senate to- day: VIM. Foster Morrison,
OF Maryland, TO be a chaplain in the navy.
John B. Stickney 10 be attorney OF the United
States northern district OF Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31
How the Price of Coal is Kept Up.

PHILlpsLPHIA, March 3l.-The following
notice was Issued TO the coal operators OF
cite coal Interests have agreed to the stoppage
OF coal mining the last three days OF next week;
that is to say stop work on April 9TH, Sth and
ment it is essential that the mining. hoisttng,
preparation and loading OF coal during those
days be entirely discontinued, and it Is earn
estly hoped that the above agreement for sus-
pension will be carried out by every one ia per
feet good faith"
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THE GREAT WESTERN FLOODS.
The Most Destructive Ice Ereshct i'm
The EIAS0nri Eyer X l,n,.,ra

ST. PACJ, MINI, March 3l.-A spCcial from
Bismarck to the Pioneer Press says: The lee
IN the Missouri river broke there yesterday, and
tie lower part OF the city is oveffiowei. ana a
great sea OF Ice and water extends for 1--WE
miles. Three government warehouses on the
landing were wrecked. The river rose ten feet
In few hours and is now 80 feet above low
water mark. The wood choppers and settlers
In the low lands We're all washed Out. and many
were probably drowned. Manjen. on the west
side Of the river, is under three feet Of water
The greatest loss, aside from the loss OF life,
Will be in cord wood, thousands OF cords having
been SWpIJt aWay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

DIRECTOR Or TIE MINT BURCHARD mas left the
city for bis home 10 Illinois. From there he
will go to St. Louis. Congress, at the last ses-
sion passed bill for the establishment OF an
assay CfTice at st. Louis Mr.. Burchard Will
take steps 10 carry into effect that act. he viii
also visit the New Orleans mint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31
Fire N Wesf po,uf.

q GARREsoNs, n. Y March S1.-Colonel G. n.
Lieber'S house, at West Point was destroyed
by fire yesterday afternoon, including most OF
the furniture Loss not ascertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

THE NATIONAL BANKs-The statement OF the
Controller Of Currency, on April l, 1881, show
ing the amount OF national bank notes and of
legal-tender notes outstanding at the dates of
the passage OF the acts OF june 20, 1874 Janu-
airy IA, 1875, and May 81, 1875, together with the
amounts outstanding at date, and the Increase
and decrease to be issued tomorrow as folio VS.:
Mat1onal bank notes.-Amount outstanding
JuDe 90, 1914 SS49, Ss4 1872; amount outstanding
January ID, 1876, 1851, SCI 450; amount out.
standing May 81, ISIS, ss22, ,555 ss5 amount out
standing at date S346 456elI; tclrculatioa OF
national gold banks not Included 1t the above,
sl.115 575; increase during the last month. s.
$50 0s4 increase since April l, 1850, So 497. .s9o
Legal-tender notes.-Amount outstanding
June 20, 1874, 1882 100000; amount outstanding
January "a, 1875, $685., GOO. 600: amount retired
under act OF January il. 1915. to May 81, 1875.
ss5,sls 9s4; amount outstanding on and
since May 81, 1878, ss4S S.ssI ssio!G; amour,
States to redeem notes OF insolvent and liqui.
dating banks and banks retiring circulation
under act OF June 90 1914, s3s, 1902 5ll; increase
In deposit during the last month. sl02sI9; in-
crease in deposit since April l, $780, $40 sol, 1854
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THE STORM NORTH OF rs.
NnOyV i'm The British pr0yIncps

TORONTO, ONT, March 3l.-The Snow has
been general In southern ontario, and ts nov
falling In Nova Scotia. Easterly to northerIy
winds prevail throughout the country
Damage iu New Hampshire.
PORTSMOUTH. n. H., March 3l.-The storm in
this vicinity has been OF particular severity,
especially affecting telegraph lines. The cable
box on kittery bridge containing all the wires
leading east, has been carried away by the
wind taking with IL the wires. Some OF the
wires west are also broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31
Inundated Towns.

Special 10 The Pt0leer J-esS nom SIOUX
City says: There Is 80 feet Of water In the chan
nel at yorktown. The lower part OF the city is
oyerfiowed, the Inhabitants having fed 10 the
hills The flood is the largest ever known here
and the damage is immense. The city OF Yer
million, Dakota, is also inundated the water
being up TO the second story windows OF
houses. The occupants were taken TO the
bluffs In boats. and were probably landed Ia
places OF safety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

Ex. SECRETARY SCHURZ goes to st. Louis to-
night for week He will leave washington
with his family about the middle Of Apr1l,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

SENATOR'S TO REPLY TO GEN. MALONE. .-Sena-
tor Johnston intends to reply to Senator
Mahones speech. Senators Butler and Voor-
hees also intend to make some rem arkS On the
subject OF the pending contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO~DAY.-Interna al
revenue s2s7 ,s02 IS: customs, si76, 6,9757s.

VIZ. P. HUDSON was to-day appointed Inter
nal revenue stOrekeeper for the 7th district Of
Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

THR WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready.
1t presents large variety OF miscellaneous
reading matter, including political news Wash
ington news and gossip. an elaborate article on
the government Printing Office, stories, poetry,
etc. WIN be sent by mail, post paid, three
months for fifty cents. Price at counter Ia
wrappers, I'VE cenJn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

SECRETARY KIRKwooD will make number of
clerical appointments In the Census once
Saturday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

(tHEs. I:y'PPERT.
Eos. 403 sad 400 7th ~. N. W.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHII.-
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY.
the cteapes: for Beauty. Comfort and Durability
in the market.
ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES. CROQUET
AND LAWN TENNIS, BICYOLRH,
VELOClPEDES, WAGONS,
n. Y. ROLLER SKATES ta1 numbers) At Prices
TO Suit the Times. mar9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

ALREADY on DCTY.-Thosc who say Senator
ConkEng is anxious 70 have an executive ses-
sicn so that hessrs. Woodford aud McDoagall,
his friends nominated for judicial oeices IN
New York. can be confirmed, forget, perhaps.
that these officers are already Rctlng under
their appointments. both being reappolnt-
mentS. Before even the President uasds the
reappoirt nelts, beth were acting under the
con mission cf TIE court. Mf. Conkulg's
friends ale already Oh duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

DIPLOMATIC DAY. - To-day being what Is
Known as diplomatic day at the State depart
ment, SECRETARY Blaine, although at his OH W,
refused 10 zee any callers but those attached 10
the diplomatic corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

I'OR BREAkFA~s
CHCCcLsT MEhifR
SOLD EVEHYNEgEz
PARIE AND LoNDOS.
Eew York DeIot. 2ss Greenwich 81.
3silG -tLStu, An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

WHITE House CALLSRs-Senstors Pepdleton.
Sherman, Blair. Logan, Sawyer, Cameroa pa,
Representatives Joyce, Neale Pettinone, Will
liems. Haskell and General Tyner and eX Rep
resentattve Rusk called on the President to-
day. Mr.. Bisbee also called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

NAVAL LORDERs.-Paymaster A. S. Kenny. to
report to the paymaster general for special
duty. Passed assistant surgeon j. r. Wagge-
ner has returned home from The Eandalia and is
placed on sick leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

TEE UTE COMMISSION have been In consults
ton for several days. and have come TO an agree
ment as TO the plan OF their work. They viii
leave for Colorado in few days, under instruc-
tons from Secretary Kirkwood TO the effect
tnat Wnlle the utmost nbersltty viii be used In
constituting the law, so as TO provide the Indians
with good agricultural lands, the terms or the
treaty must be carried out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

ACo1 EISHED. lCol
GOOD either before or sfter the Holidays.
Nicely Cleaned o, BasutiruIiy Tvna rIryrsp
SUI or LADIET GARMENTS 10 ine lad ~ " Il
6sekm DyeiIg Eztab.ahnlslt
IO6s tS5) JsHsrson Street,
GeSrsetosn. b. o.
city asosS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

R~ LaUIESl
DO YOU WANT PURE. pLO0NING COM.
PLgXTOS:
Il SO, few applications Of H2ssa's
MAGNOLIA BAEM
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALE
VIII crafty you 20 your hearts content.
II does away with
6ALLowSEss, REDEEss. PrMPLEs. EIoTcHsss
and al
DISEASES AND IMPERFEoTIoss oy THE sKN.
II CyRRcoNEs THE FLusREp APPEARAScE OF
HEAT. FA1IsuE AND EXCITEMENT.
II MAKES "A LADY OF TaIETY AePEAB But
TwENTT;
And so natural gradual. and perfect e.ts effects,
that 1t is inposs bic to detect its application.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

CPRING OPENING.
EATON HARRISON,
late OF Eaton & King
1897 r st.n northwest opposite Ebbi.t Hcusej.
Wu exhibit on THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
NARCH u and APRIL J, for the Inspection Of the
ladies OF Washington, choice selection OF
INPOEfkD NILLISERI-
The latest novelties In Parisisn BJNNfTS and
knehsh RoE'ND HATS. ful line Of kUCa-
INliS and FANCY GOODS.
N b Esye secured for our head trimmer
NILE CLEARWATER. from enc Of the iesdins
houses IN New YORK. YcSr26-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

TEE DEAD LoCk.-TneTe is nothiEg new 10
the matter OF the appointments OF Judge Rob-
erfson 10 he collcctcr OF the port OF New York
and Wm. T.. Chandler 10 be solicitor General
The former appointment the President VIII not
withdraw, nor the latter. unless at MIR. Chan
dlers request. IL may be. IN view uf the atd-
tude OF the democratic Senators toward Mr.
Cbander'S nomination, that he Will request the
President 20 withdraw It, and thus relieve him
OF any embarrassment Ia the promises. TX the
dead, LOCK in the senate Is 70 be continued In
definitely, as threatened on both sides. OF
course no executive business can De transacted.
Il is because or this dead lock the President is
sending ia 50 lew nominations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

{. S. CURRENCY outstanding &C this date Is
as follows: old demand notes. So, ,645; legal
tender notes, all issues. s34s. .6Si.ol6: one year
notes OF 1863, si4 965; two year notes OF 1863.
sl2 400: two year coupon notes OF 1863, SO, $50:
compound interest notes, s235. .2S0 fractional
currency. all issues, Sl5 5O1, ,9i1.25 total, ss62
s65 5I2 25.
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Damage in New Hampshire.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
RrfrfSh G.Afh fAr AH..nrSco

LONDON, March 3l.-fhe sum OF 81 an0 IN
specie was taken from the open market yeSter.
cay for shipment to America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

IT IS sAID THAT a number OF prominent dip.
lomatic and consular appointments Will oe
made after the New York collectorshtp nomina-
ton is diSpGSed Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

EX. SECRETARY EyARTs was az the State de
pertmept to-day. de has received the sealed
Instructions OF the United States government
which will guide The American commissioners
before tie monetary conference at Paris. HIS
Instructions viii not be opened until Paris IS
reached by the commissioners. Their character
is In Keeping with the public sentiment IN
favor OF a bi metallic standard. Mr.. hvarts
VIII go 70 New oTk Tomorrow TO meet Com
missioners Thurman ard dove preparatory 10
sailing for Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-31

GONE TO NEW YoRK.-Secretary of the Treas
ury Window, Assistant Secretary Upton, Attor-
ney General Mcveagh and lady, Postmaster
General James and superintendent OF Railway
limited express train for New York this mora
Ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-02
TIE STATE LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, July 1.-The Governor returned to
the Assembly this morning with his objections the fol-
lowing bills
Providing for the better protection of life property
In the public schools in Brooklyn providing for a sup
ply OF slaes books, etc. for the public schools OF Brook
lyn
MT Avord introduced bill amending the act OF the
present session defining public printing. simply in
cudes the banking department in the clause relative TO
annual reports The bill passed Mr.. Brooks intro
duced bin relative to the Port Richmond and Bergen
Point Ferry which was ordered to third reading The
Dill amending the act relative to opening and
public parks in the City OF New-York was ordered 10 n
third reading
In tho Senate Mr.. Mccarthy introduced bill authorz-
ing the State Board OF Audit claims of contrac
toes Tor certain money deposited with the State Treas
urer The bill passed. The bin relative To the Port
them ana Bergen Point Ferry Company
Commission bill was made the special order Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-02
LEGAL TROUBLES OYER A BRIDGE.

ID. c. Corbin of the Manhattan Improvement
Company Justice II. S. Storms, of Grayesend and
Officer McIiorney of the Manhattan Beach force, are
named the defendants in suit for false nprison-
ment, in which the damages laid at So, 800,
brought by George Higgins. a police officer Of
Gravesend, l.. l. The suit grows ont of the arrest
aud imprisonment in default of the payment of a
fine of officer Higgins, Wednesday, for interfering
with the Manhattan Beach employees who were
tearing up the bridge oyer Sheepshead BAY. The
papers in the suit served yesterday
II is alleged that when Higgins was arrested and
taken before Justice Storms. he asked for an adj
journmcnt, and when this denied refused to
make any statement. The Justice induced Officer
McHorncy to swear To the necessary complaint de-
clared the accused man guilty, and sentenced him
TO be fined $40. On default of payment he was
locked up. An hour and half afterward he was
released without payment of the fine.
Another step i'll the difficulties the bridge
was taken Thursday evening, when two of the po-
licemen at Manhattan Beach arrested under
warrants issued by Justice Mcmahon, of Sheepshead
Bay. ID. c. Corbin gave bail for 800 in each case
In going TO Sheepshead Bay village for this purpose
he accompanied by another officer, and the lat
ter was likewise arrested, and bail for him was
given by Mr.. Corbin. There change in the
situation at the bridge Yesterday. The destroyed
portion had not been repaired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-02

man., voted for Mr. Crowley. Senator Eidman,
Jacob NJ Patterson's man, voted for Mr.. Cornell
Senator Halbert lodged committing himself by
cuogizing Orlow w. Chapman, formerly Supern-
for him. Senator Stahan, Vice President Arthnr's
man, voted for Mr. Crowley. Senator Wendover
Louis f. Payns man, voted for Mr.. Crowley. Sena-
tor Williams, of Buffalo, James ID. Warrens man,
from home. by voting for Judge Daniels of the Su-
preme Court.
The Assemblymen ere then reached. Mr.. Arm
strong one of Mr.. Conkling's Oneida County repre-
sentatyes voted for Mr. Crowley and his eXample
indicate that Mr.. Conkng has designated Mr.. Crow
lew as Mr. Platts heir. Assemblyman Bradley,
State Assessor Veddcr's man, voted for Crow
lsS Voted Mf for GamSSe = 4sens on maj"
yet without orders from his boss )" by voting for
ex-Congressman Charles II. Adams, of Cohoes. +. A.
Carpenter, stephen B. Frenchs man, voted for
voted for Crowley. Mr. Draper Of Albany, was not
yet ready to abandon Mr.. Platt, no good reason
had been assigned for his withdrawal. Mr.. Cullnan,
John f. ChurchllSman, showed confusion of spirit.
He voted for Charles North. of Oswcgo, saying that
Van Colts man, said he should still continue to
vote for Mr.: COnklng, and closed his speech by
voting for Mr.. Cornell Mr. Rowland, L. B. Van
voted for Crowley. Mr.. Morgan. Health Officer
Smiths man. voted for Cornell. Mr. Nowlan. who
represents Tioga County, the home of Mr.. Platt,
voted for Mr. Chapman showing that Mr. Flatt is
support i'll January last Mr.. Sisson, Gilbert Robert
sons man. voted for Crowley. Mr.. Trimble cung
to Platt. Mr., Williams voted for Crowley. Speaker
Sharpe redeemed his promise tn vote for Crowley.
Mr. Cornell gained votes and Mr. Crowley IA
votes. The total vote was as fOllOws