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Low. TANNER. md PALMER.
brooklyn Delegates bound TO have Some.
thing for Kings County.

The Kings COUNTY Republican delegation
to Saratoga is intent upon having a share OF
tho loaves and fishes given out at Saratoga
Some of the Half Breed contingent desired to
form with the other Cornell men throughout
the State an inner brotherhood. after the order
OF 3u6. to persist in voting for Cornell to the
crack Of doom, with the reservation that ii at
any time there was an opportunity to storm
the Convention it should be turned to account
for Mayor Low. This formed, something Of II
fever among the Half breeds for II day or two.
but Mayor Low scemsto have put his foot upon
the scheme, Thcn James Tanner was taken
up for Licutenant-tiovrrnor. and although he
left his legs upon the battlefield he has made
an active canvass among the delegates. and
they are, it is understood ready to urge him.
Corporal Tanner il now Tax Collector in
Brooklyn. He has been Il useful Republican
ccamraSn speaker. and is a tirclcss worker
When Mayor Low came into Office he re-
appointed him. II Tanner is not able to
get the nomination for Licutcnnnt-Govcrn
some Of the Kings County delegates are
tor Of tho t'nion- Irgus. for Congressman at
Large. Mr.. Palmer will not interfere with the
canvass on the part Of the legless vatrran but
il Kings County gets nothing else on the ticket
his friends will press him for Congressman ut
Large. Mr.. Palmer is an unwavering Stalwart
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WELCOMED BIZ THE SEVENTH
The British Team Inspect tho Armory and
Win Another Prize.

The officers OF the Seventh Regiment and
tho Regimontal Rine team entertained the
British and American teams at tho armory
last evening. Tho American team dropped in
ono by one without formality. The British
team came In body at $3.50. and
was received by Lieut.. Col Smith and Col John
Bodinc. the Captain Of the American rifle team
They were taken to the reception room. where
they signed their names in the visitors
book. All were in full dress uniform
Boultcr. Pearse. Dods. Goodear. Oliver
Heap. and Sir Henry Halford woro red
coats with black. silvcr-faced helmets
Mcvittie had red coat. and low shake with
blue, trimmfng and oliver and smith were in
hcers wore their swords. and presented a fine
appearanee. The breasts, and arms of the
in matches they ave-" were "' TAKEN Gs0t to- co
Clark's room and introduced to him there. and
were thop shown through the. build
6" Clark Welcomed the BritisR te Saw and
Great Britain and America thus s" gathered to.
and the United States would stand BY each
to Sit Henry the bronze Fortuna" as the
ing it Sir Henry said that the team would try to
keep tho trophy. and would make the Ameri-
cans work hard to get it back. The gold badges
Of the winning team. and as Caldwell and Nc
Iittie came up for their badges they were
heartily Shs ,br Sir Henry three
given. with three more for the British team
The British team was then invited to fire three
shots each at tho rifle range OF the regiment
the highest man to receive q badge Us u mo-
mortal OF tho event
1t was won by Lieut.. John Heap. The scores
We're: Heap, IA; Boulter II; Walrond 49,:
Bates. ~; Oiycr. 10; Mcvitte. 10; Halford, IL !;
M Ne z; Penrsc; -; Caldwell, y: Godsal
Parry. 10: and Dods. IL; They shot with the
regmental gas pipes"
The team have removed from Garden City
and are at the Continental Hotel. They will 90
on an excursion to West Point tomorrow.
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The Irving Hall Democracy elected, last
night, the following delegates to the state Con-
vention
First District Michael e. murphy James Flynn, John
Fourth pi.,ret-rhonas Brady, Roiy $. Brasse,
Filth District-Iames Fay Michael II. Shsrkey James
Eleventh p!.irct-Eiott SANFORD, jefferson NJ Levy
Iwcifth Distfct--rcter Bowc George Mundorf Angus.
Tiritcnth pis'rct-Edwari Browne, Charles McGin.
seNcu,ccpt, nis'rc,-Jamcs flaming, John Fitlpat
ri Esh 2n fp,m.trie,-Jancs onren Austin. Flint, Jr
TwcntS third ps'rict-w'uiam ! A McGrath, Malcolm
Thompson, and ueor;c ". Thompson. Instructed for
Twcnttrth ps,cic-Nathan Ne.btt. John McCool and
second Di-rict-rhomas wui Thomas F Foley and
Eighth pisinct-nuIh oNcill, scth e. Douglass and
Tammany delegates were elected last even
ing aS follows:
sixteenth, nis,rct-F IL sptuo!a charles Dempsey.
INVENT, hIs, bisri.t-I"ln Kelly George l. lnrra
man,. s'h rHMhrI h,H,ly$ a. rrio'Ii,3n WAS man
the state Convention should embrace positive lccla
ai Ne candidates. ndn0st"d should be stri a- Viii
afford guarantee llrt IN he .Nen Of their election
fitIh Detrct Henry a GwnbIcton, Thomas Began,
seventh nistrict-fdward NJ Knox, Alfred Murray.
IwSm.ieth p.sIlst-Jamcs A Fack, Bernard GalIigan,
fourteenth Disrict-Iohn Reilly Henry pi.choa Jr,
ssven,rscmIl pislrct-r r. Trainor George W, Plum.
Tenth iriGtIIfcrdinand Levy, ex'Alderman Kerr,
| and Thomas CLARK
The anti-Kolly Tammany delegates elected
last evening were:
Twenty third Dsrict-Andrcw White, VIM, Hickman
and Randolph y MARITIME.
| Delegates to the Democratic Convention were
| chosen in other places. as follows:
| Tompkins County Edgar X. Agar Ward Gregory
and DANIEL W Bale! There WAS no expression vi pref
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JOT7INGS .IBOUr TOWN

Mr. 4 NJ Sullivan Win s" ,S in coorCT Union Hall
DIR. Benjamin wood. Jr. was Yesterday npponted q
police surgeon in place of Dr. Ccicnts, deceased.
Ephaim Sogrs OF ror'chcster died Yesterday aged 90
iysix years ava '''''
Charles prsh, of Australia win lecture on The Flo.
iarry liiiis ina" t"'6 ''''' anu 'r0s'''' IN
The Board Of Aldermen has passed Mayor Grace's
Keepers to but s6S"ca,e. the ,r"SE street FA0p
L LILY r9., 9 al, T. G d SyreGHss VII arrive here to-
rtry To lay the foundation stone of kotc. Posts
MNgM !, TO be f,gnraGd in E"qpsr 2n Han Oct
socc,%s u MN yoR '''" vi 'o '"''' rather N"'"e"
,.rMrick Nccahc;., aged s. Of youkcrs who went to
aSa i so.upiion on board ne ficamsGip ctrcassiS
yesterday as she was coming up Ihr bay.
rs s;n ir"; ill., T If Fi."%s S.f %ss.
street Oh Aux g. Die" rS"s hi own '," Is '''
GaSS % n If si g% ut H. s &Se % n
irs,mSn, il Bellevue nospi,ac for injuries to head
THE he y i s. G ss IF As5%sn f:
amoun, TO be rn,cl by taxation is s27,SI ~! ~ The
De GGg s g5i a pr e SI y 'aA 'c Will be
In the case Of Mary Hail, who WINS thrown from Dry
Dock car q the u'shY at cortlnndt aud Yves, streets.
g.fay ccnsrd IL raroad cSmp" "t f"r not ea
pioyins anHn at the uFable Tor the protection OF pas.
- T9s records q the immrrnn,s who passed through
OF the total 2t'ai2 80 ~ji Illinois settle and
thht nH21 settled IN SUw York state. The others We're
gathered AMI went chiefly INTO tho Western States aud
Territories
At the McManus picnic, held In Lion Park on Friday
night, rA Assembly WAlI McMnnus lost gold watch
Waited Al 80, and caused the arrest of n Johnson OF
1 " ' ,S JSh he ;o sa hs liz ' 3;
Justice Gardner for examination
The schooner Il hooker. laden with wood and haii
ns from Nitsia haNS.d Hnarantinc ytsrria, without
permit from The 'alih bnr"r of the port HE police
Of ms fiy ahl br9Slyu were directed to search for
IN nid she wh- hHlly found At the foot Of West Flew
,iih street, whore she was unloading her cargo. She
was ordered back To Quarantine,
Henry kins President Of the Seaside Saitariu SAYS
mat the Sanarilh has received this season cOntribu
toms amounting, with the IN the Treasury at the
SEASONS opchug 10 s',''iI;al, and that IT has Q
balance on hand nnl no debts In the course OF the
season 1"id children have been received at tue
Snnitariuu,
Ihe Erlr Railway Company anne nces that arrange
lnchl- nave h'rh completed, taking eject Monday.
sept ~ whereby aNily line Of rn!mnns best sleeping
Cohres WIZ ho run between New York and thrAyo
Aia3hra Falls amt the Great West, m Railway IN con
hrrtun with IN" INK ago hul Grand Trunk Railway be-
tween I"r' Huron 4hd chicago, The line thus cstab.
Nshrd VIII be ia" on! one between SrN York Chi.
cage via MALARIA Falls over which through Pullman
coach accommodations can hr "uj"N"i.
American Star soft Capsules the best. Factory ITO
Read. ST. genera! agency l3Mrst Broadway. Nl-Liv.
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THESARATOGA CONVENTION.
ARRIVAL OF THE ADVANCE GUARDS OF
THE RIVAL CANDIDATES.
The Leader OF the Now York stnlwnrts
Talking Confidently OF Foiger's Success
COrnelTs Friends Equally CONFIDENT.

Cornell's Friends Equally CONFIDENT.
SARATOGA, Sept. 16.-About thirty dele
gates to the Republican State Convention and
five or six committeeman arrived to-day. The
Stalwarts from New York city. led by John J.
OBrien. were the first on the ground. Among
them were Fire Commissioner Cornelius Van
Colt. Capt. Michael Cregan. Jno. D. Lawson, and
Bob McCord. They took rooms at tho Grand
Union. They all wore shiny new hats and white
chokers. and were mistaken by tho hackmen
at the station for members OF the Unitarian
Conference which meets here on Monday. A
little later in the day Chairman Plat Carpcn-
ter and Secretary John w. yrooman sat down
their carpet bags in Congress Hail. and de-
clared tho State Committee rooms in parlors 4G
and 4s duly opened Cornelius G. Parsons. the
Stawart Mayor of Buffalo and candidate for
MISUNDERSTANDING Dropped in on them a
man is a Cornell man. Carpenter is uncom.
M ted. and is understood to be in the delicate
situation Of a dark horse.
Tho sentiment Of the delegates who have
and Sorselt John J.. SGren leader 81 Y inc
GERS gerry having $50 @eiesaies near friend yi
has 249 There are about 100 dsle WS
will.be seen that somebody's figuring is wild:
the situation admit that Cornell has more dele
gates than they had counted upon. and some
OF them concede that his vote may reach 100
or 40. They claim 200 for Folger to start with
and accessions from other sources sufficient to
nominate after few ballots They don't an
ticipate an easy victory. however.
The principal Stalwart leaders will arrive on
Monday. John +. Smith. Thos. G. Piatt Rich
ard Crowley. James ID. Warren, and James
Richmond. jim Deldens side partner, have
taken II suite OF parors at the United States
Slas b. butcher has engaged six rooms at the
Grand Union as headquarters for the Cornell
party. EX-Marshal Louis +. payn was the
first OF the Cornell leaders mt tho rooms to-
night. Gov. Cornell will not be in town during
the Convention. Ex-senator Conkling will not
be here either, his friends say.
The Administration Republicans character
lie as untrue the rumor that Secretary FolSer
is to withdraw from tho race for Governor. and
that the anti-Cornell men are to vote for Col
iector Robertson. They say that the story was
made up by the Cornell Republicans to discon-
cert Secretary Folger's friends.
Collector Robertson does not believe the ru-
NOR. He said yesterday that he did not wish
the nomination. and preferred to retain the
Collcctorship. He thought that Secretary Fol-
ger would remain in the race until the finish.
The Cornell Republicans believe that the ru-
NOR was originated by the Administration Re-
pubcans, with "A view of dividing tho Gov
ernor's friends. They regard it as an indication
that the Administration men are daily growing
less sanguine Of defeating the Governors
nom nation. and nre therefore arranging 10
moininnte Collector Robertson to catch the Half
Breeds support.
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Awaiting Burial,

The body Of Josephine Parant the Canadian
French governess who committed suicide by inhaling
in her room in the Sturtevant House Wednesday
night last lies in undertakers room at Sixth ave-
nue.. All day yesterday women, many of them ex.
pcnsively dressed entered the rooms and asked
the body They We're in instance asked whether
they were relatives or friends of the dead Two
persons who called had known her and they nj.
lowed To her face, hut all the other callers owned
that they simply curious to the body, aud
denied tn privilege. The undertaken said last evening
That no nrrnngrments had boon lnale for fMmernl
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WATERBURY, Sept lG.-Most OF those wound
ed by the cyclone at Winstcd improving The worst
Mary Conncl who is apparently failing and
whose chances for recovery slight; the Dunn baby.
who burned we'll as injured and who now lies in
critical condition. with about chance for its
recovery, Mrs falvcv who il suffering greatly from
bud cash in the thigh. hut viii recover: Mrs Anne
Thompson, who had two ribs broken aui il in u
critical condition her being rydinpt her hut " hn
recover: NHri tnWrght, whose spine was injured.
prudu Ing part Ai naN Il, Of the abdominal organ, aud
h regard Ia Whps, tie doctors nrr nIurth,lsi
Mrs MHNW'll, who las tor mn hour nnd Il haf in III.
RUNS aud VINO. though badly cut, Is doing well: and
Mrs Dunn, who, with ave children, was hurt aud j.
threatened with pneumonia is consequence of her ex.
No.
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Reducing Navy Yard Force.

In obedience IN orders from tho Navy De-
partmen there a reduction of clerks writers,
chanics, and other civil employees Of the navy yard
Yesterday. The given by the secretary Of the
Navy this the fact that the appropriation for the
civil establishment OF the different bureaus of the
only half of what il for the fiscal year end
ing June 81. 1852 The Bureaus of Construction and
Steam Engineering intimate that their departments can
be Reduced without embarrassing the work now on
hand At tho Brooklyn Navy Yard the steam sl"op
Juniaa which has been almost entirely rebuilt l. nearly
ready and the trgai- Trenton. which returned
from the European squadron age mas been made
ready To into dry dock for general repairs. OF the
persons To lie discharged capt BARRYMORE, who has
commanded the navy yard tugs ever since he resigned
tn mate NJ tile end Of the has been
notified that he /, the list.
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ST. LOUIS. Sept. 16.-The Republican mass
meeting tonight to choose delegates to the state Con-
vention to assemble in Jefferson City the Goth inst
nominate State ticket md TO depose ChaunceyJ Filley
late Chairman OF the State Committee for intrigue with
the Greenbno ers and refusing call State Conven
ton was quite popular demonstration, a'i evidences
M overw h"lminZ sentiment among the hest class of Re
luicnns against fileyism and boss rule delegation
composed OF leading business chosen to the
state Convention. and platform strongly arrngning
the machine adopted. The state Convention prom
ises 10 be very large with representatives of the
people from hundred counties.
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erence for Governor but resolution adopted favor
ing the nomination OF the Hon David b. Hill for Lieu

81 Il. f ss s.
and Frank Clarity. Josiah X Hamilton was nominated
First onondnsa Dissatisfaction II. Northrup, John
sennlSn and EoosF! Lover They sTs %ns ~ ssaa
pJ gleason Of Long island City ana John r. GcKennS
second Oneida std Stevens Of
roy Hathaway Of Augusta, and James DAILY OF WHITES
na
wess db,me. Mcintyre
rs John iartn NJ and Ed~"fd KenHar They
ps,rs t1a; sncnnnTS Tl,.%
whom WIZ ,hsy viii sappSr. for the nomination Tor doS
but III the G resolutions '0p
Second stsaDen pstretLC Peck C. K ing
snfsy Sy s,r''sa 10 vote D''
SIS tn
as nsnIS Ss sns
yGhS They Instructed to support D. H. Hill Of
h ssacn f 5hsSs Steven. Of Rome Leroy
Hathaway II Augusta and John DAILY Of oriskany
second Cayuga Dstrict-Rosei QUINN NJ. E. Kenyon,
Drooms Cc"""nn,y-chnrlcs Davis O. W. Eariss and p;
II Plough. They ore uninsructed. but favor D. b. Hill
0 sdcHna Fisher Frank
@ % 81 fof
snS h. D s1a%. m' s,.+ns 4Sss viii
probably support Jnns, Homer Nelson Eli r.,o-
Second OnOndaga Distrl.. IL '" "e"o""'' II" A"'of'
and ". l.. Pike. -. v,., u..-.
and John +. baynor r..ou @
D;5ico "1f" was IS
Govcrnorshp.
FRS, Dutcliess District-J. H. Cook, IT, Myers and j.
W. Butts. They instructed to vote for Nelson.
Second Orange District-Ifenry Bacon, Gabriel Tut
hill, and Robert q. Gillespie. They uninstructed
but favor Flower John q. wikin, delegate to the Jul
dical Convention not instructed for either Of
Orange tount,'s two candidates for the Supreme Court
Jndgcsp, Henry Bacon of Goshen aud &. Frank
Brown of Newbnrgh, but is favorable to both.
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A Harmless. Use for sk ,mmed Mlih.

Philip Heinze. driver Of n wagon OF one Of
the condensed milk companies, was arraigned by DR.
white before Justice Ford in the Jefferson Market Police
Court sterisI for selling skinned milk The agent Of
the company said that lie furnished condensed milk to
the Transatlantic Steamship Company. lie not in
the habit OF selling SKINNED milk but yesterday, to ac
them nineteen gallons OF SKINNED miih 10 mix with a
red lead he used for painting the snokcsack
the steamship Canada. His driver taking it to
tho steamship when arrested. The agent showed the
order uf the steamship company support OF his story
and the driver discharged.
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BosToS. Sept. 16-Th,' regular Republicans
i'll tonight NJ Newton. Mass. passed resolutions
condcnnin- Congressman IIuhbers methods of procur.
Ing campaign funds.
About ffty residents of the Ninth Congress District
who connected with tile civil reform
len ~ meeting this afternoon adopted resolution
that IN the NJ III. denomination If J. w Gambler
by the Congress Convention il will be eNpedient
independent nomination.
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Too Quick for the Deputy.

John Lying q deputy sheriff attached to the
Tobs intrusted yesterday with the convey OF
two prisoners to the peuitenary Backwels Island
The prisoners George iooran n wears OF age. and
John OBrien, aged 10 They had been sentenced for
assault and battery and petit larceny. Lying handcufed
liz two prisoners together aud boarded Second
niue hprs' car with them. Al Tweny-nin'il street ss
passengers leave the tile prisoners got
in front before Lying could prevent 1t they had
Jumped from the ear. and running down Twenty
ninth street toward the East River. Although hand
cuf-d 70 each other They ran faster than Lying who Is
at least % Of and before he had followed them
block they had disappeared around a corner near the
river bank, and were lost.
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= Veterans Burial Day.

Major John W. FeltGous"n, who died on Sept
49, is 10 be buried to day from hs residence at II North
Moore street according To the Masonic ritual. Major
feh"uscn WAS 30 years Of nSc, Ills death the
sult of tumor in the head lie born Iva schenectady
where he remained until of ngc, when he moved 10 Al
hauy aud took MP the TRADE of piano maker When the
war broke out he raised company and started South
with the Ninety trs Volunteers lie fought h through
III" Captain, md was made Colonel Tho clos,
the rebellion when h0C To this city md ,ntpr,
the dry goods house uf W, j. PcnEos \ Co II, wns
mcmhcr o. Atlantic Lodge No l7s aud A. NJ, ma Of
the Fourth Company, seventh Regiment Veteran A,so
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CAMDEN Sept. 16.-In the Congress Conven-
ton yesterday Robesons name was presented by Dele
gate Samuel II. Gray who spoke Of him as the man
who, in the House Of Representatives in Washington
was the voice Of the Republican party" After the NOM
inntion Robson was introduced and said T have met
powerful adversaries in the path of duty The wrong is
often hampered in power and the right is not always
achieved without sacrifice The heather will and
small dogs must bark; but If in the heat of excited con
troyersy honest conviction and the judgment of oppo
ncnts have been antagonLed all feeling will he laid aside
in the face OF the enemy. of all true Rcpub
cans have the right hand OF fellowship" Then he told
the delegates that lie had never betrayed trust What
he had been in character and principle he would con-
time 10 be.
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Mrs Rebecca Bogart of 957 De Kalb avenue.
brooklyn while riding in car one day last week. saw
another woman wearing some jcwery which had been
stolen from her apartments by a sneak thief She NJ
once demanded II from her and scene of excitement
was ,rguptcd by policeman. who conducted hpth
women polio, station The wrarer OF ne ewelty,
which was restored said her husband David Desmond.
OF IOl, SiaulOpe street, had bought IL from pawn
broker lie was arrested but discharged
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Mexican Railway Progress.

GALVESTON. Sept. 16.-A special to the Ne,os
from FL Paso, Mexico dated yesterday. says; Three
trains profuscly decorated with American and Mexican
flags left here this morning at o'clock for the city OF
Chihuahua with about 800 excursionsts. Unless do
when the silver spike will be driven, and the ancient
capital of Northern Mexico will be connected with the
tenie preparations have been made by the Americans
md McNirans 10 celebrate the completion OF the
The street railroad here il completed and water
pirns hANe be ON laid I'M the nTincipnl streethM
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Nearly sunoca,ed by Gas.

Andrew G. Van Ripper. farmer of Preakness.
y. j.. was found one morning few days ago uncon'
scous in room in the Passaic Hotel Paterson with the
gas burner turned and not lighted Before retiring
Van Ripper closed all the windows and pulled down ,ie
curtains An experiment showed yesterday that II was
to blow out the gas on account of liz hsh
pressure Van Ripper il is said is thoroughly acquainted
with the use 1t is thought that he cannot recover
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Death Of Dr. Pussy.
LONDON. Sept l6.-Intclligence has just been
received of the death of tile Rev, DR. L. n. Pussy.

Edward BoNcrie rus.y, the second ron OF the Hon
Fhhr BONrrie tIi brother of the Earl ut Rhiu1Tl
born in 1900. In 1872 he graduated NJ Christ church
oxford. and in 1874 became Canon Of Christ church
Cathedral AMI Rcgius rutcssOr Of Hebrew In the uni
ycrsty, with Dr. Newman he originated the Anglo.
Catholic movement In the Church uf England in 1853
and was of the chief contributors 20 the Tracts Tor
the Times" Among his other works Causes pf
Raunnsm in Germany" The Doctrine Of the Real
Presence Gathered FINN the faihers History Of NJ
Councils of III" Church and The Church of England u
Portion OF Christ's one Holy Catholic Church"
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Republican Split In Wisconsin,.

MILWAUKEE. Sept. 16.-The Republican Con-
venton OF the Third District held Monroe terminated
today in complete spt and nomination of two cand-
dates FOR Congress. The lIazeon following met and,
after voting down communication from the members
Of Dane and Green Counties looking toward compro-
mise renomnated Mr. Iazclton Mr. Reyes receiving two
votes Tie delegations from Dane Green. and Lafayette
Counties comprising majority OF the original Convcn
ton met sud nominated K W, Reyes by ncc!amation;
Both candidates accepted. The Democrats hopeful
OF CARRYING the district on acc2unt ot lhs split They
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AhOat In the Sound.

VIM. Gardiner Of Cold Spring Harbor Long
Island started Friday afternoon New York in the
sloop Bella with load of clans When on Centre
Island, little after dark the ruler broke and strong
wind blowing from the northwest carried him
tile middle of the Sound. when squat capsZcd the
sloop The vessel sank, but Gardiner caught hold OF the
yawl, which noate, rn-t him hott"in up, Being unable
10 right tile yawl he cung TO it, AMI carried with
the tide for nearly ten miles. when h. picked up
on Matinnccoch Point by the schooner John Dudley. He
had been i'll the water seven hours and when he
FOUND he WINS sreeChless from cold and exhaustion.