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The New York Democracy.

THIS DELEGATIONS GATHERING AT SYRACUSE.
NEW YORK, Sept 2l-1he delegations from the
democratic parties In this city left for Syracuse
tfsls morning TO attend the state convention. The
younty democracy numbered about 400 and Tam
many Hall about 800 men. Among the delegates
on the train are John Kelly, s. Nichols. Alderman
Sauer, Col. j. j. Mooney, John Reilly, H. Bischoff,
IT., ana +. +: Trainor, OF Tammany, and T. c. r
Ecclesine, John F. Ahearn, DIR. Philip T. Doulin.
George w Mclean, Thos. J. Creamer. 1hos COST.
gan, j. Z. Morrison, John r. Develin. n. A Van
Wyck, Emanuel Il. Hart and Joseph KOCH OF the
Ounty demoeracy -
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Philadelphia Conventions.
LIVELY DAY IN TUE QUAKER CITY-REPEFsENTArT,
ONEIfI RrNONTNaTEp


oNEIiL RENoNINATED
PHILApELPnIA, Sept 20-Forty republican con.
Ventions went into session IN this city 10 nomi--
nate congressional, legislative. county, aud city
tickets. The canvass has been earnest and marked
by more than than tie usual excitement but no
disorder has occurred. The following nominations
were mace Tor county and city Offices: For sheriff.
Geo. Deb keim; register OF wills, John I. Ktnsey.
city treasurer, VIM II. Irvine: common pleas.
Amos Briggs. For Congress, Charles o'Neiii was
renominated as a candidate In the second district.
For Congress, third district, VIM. NJ Msull.
For congress. first district, Gen. III. ii. Bing.
ham; fourth district, VIM. ID. Kelley.
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Outlaws in Pcmn.ylvania.
General Gable News.

THE RUSSIAN EMftkUH JUNE TO MUSEUM.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. S0.-The emperor and EN-.
press and the Grand Dukes Alexis Sergius and
Paul started for Moscow last night The order
for stringent police control I'm St Petersburg. and
Moscow has been prolonged one year.
GRIM GREETING.
VIENNA, Sept. 2J.-Oyerdank, who was arrested
recently while manufacturing bombs, has de-
greeting OF the youth OF Italy TO Austrian imper-
alists. An accompllcc OF Overdank has been
arrested at Corners.
THE RUSSIANS AND THE MoNTENFGRTSS.
LONDON, .pt. "a dispatch from Cattaro TO
Reuters Telegram company says: News has
been received from CettlnJe that an offensive and
defensive alliance has been concluded between
Russia and Montenegro"
FINED FOR LIBEfIrSG.
BRESLAU, Sept. 20-A Catholic clergyman OF
some rank has been fined 2 o marks for lioelllng
Prince Bismarck In all article On the chancellor's
attitude toWarGs The KultufkdlngE
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The Connecticut Republican Couyea
lion.
BurKELxr NOMINATED FOR GOV.

1
NEW HAVEN. CONN, Sept 20.-The republican
state convention met this forenoon and called
| 10 order by George NJ. Harmon. chairman OF the
\ state committee. Gen. = L. Merwin was elected
temporary chairman. The usual committees were
appointed, and Hon. Marshall Jewell was elected
( permanent chairman Gen. William II. Bulkeley
| was nominated for governor 10y acclamatlon.
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HARMONY PoSSIBLE-A LARGE ATTENDANCE,
GRESHAM FLOWER AHEAD, ETc
pecial dispatch 90 TRE fvEsrSe srsn.

Special dispatch 90 TIE fyFNrxa srsR
SYRACUSE, y. Y, Sept s0.-There is a very large
attendance here on the democratic state conven-
ton. which meets tomorrow, and the Indications
now are that Tammany VIII be admitted and the
aeihocraSy reunited Congressman Flower de-
velopS the most strength as a candidate for COW
eInSr: The other candidates are Edward Cooper,
81 New iork tne ex-inayor, and Mayor Grover
Cleveland, OF Buffalo. Mr. cleveland IS not Known
throughout the state, and his electfoneer,nr
methods are not popular. For instance. he has a
thousand autographs OF himself distributed In
the shop-windows, and delegation from Buffalo
is here to-day headed with band.
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The Sovereign Lodge Of Odd FellOwu.


A freight train on the New York and New m.
land railroad crashed into the rear end OF an0fhS
freight train at Goshen station, Conn, at O'CLOCK
this morning, wrecking several caiz. but 1njuri1G
no one.
The 1rst sanitary convention un1ee the ausploeo.
OF the provisional board o. health aasembleo .
" Thomass Onts yezsepdVs Many prcmzn
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A STATEMENT has been prepared by the Treas
ury department which shows that from Novem-
Der /, 1884, to September 1, 1882 under the admin
istration of Secretary Folger the bearing
debt OF the United States has been reduced by
s129, ,G35, COO and the annual interest charge by
S45l5.156
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District government Affairs.

DlStFtCt Government Affairs.
Commissioner West he's completed the estimates
for the next fiscal year, and it is probable that all
Will soon be ready to submit to the Treasury de
partment
The health officer has called the special atten-
tton OF the Commissioners to the fact that sewer
trap on L between 9Th and 9TH streets southeast,
IS constantly becoming obstructed, and he asks
that some permanent remedy Oe applied.
The contract for improving 9TH street, from o to
Boundary street northwest, was to-day awarded
to JOS Blundon, and that OF 11th street southeast
to NJ. Fitzgerald.
The chairman OF the ways and means commit
tee OF the board or school trustees Mt. B. y. War
ner, has submitted to the Commissioners u state
ment showing that the total expenses OF the pub.
lie schools during the past year were $579. .3l21&
Mrs Emily Edison Briggs has written letter to
the Commissioners, complaining OF the number OF
oogs which infest Maple square, her residence. on
Capitol Hill.
The Commissioners have instructed Superin-
tendent II. K Miles to place telegraph poles for
District service where they viii be least annoying
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Messrs. w. b. Downing Bros. have been
awarded the contract for erecting the twelve room
school building, corner 23d and streets, and the
eight room school building at corner OF L and ID
streets. The cost Of the flrst named viii be
$50 l3652 and the last s17 20 The contract for
erecting the new eight rO0m school building ct
corner o. 9Th and + streets southwest, has been
awarded 70 J. = Corrgan for 6tee9e
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIoN.-A dispatch from
Bayou Sara La, announces that the regular re-
publican convention of the sixth Louisiana Con-
gresslonal district, at Red River Landing nom-
mated by acclamation Louis Frager, OF West Fell
ciana parish. Frager was formerly U. 8. consul at
BolOgne; is now one OF the most extensive cotton
planters In Louisiana.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, $165 900.
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THE UNITED STATES BONDS Withdrawn from Sc
curities OF national banks by Treasurer Gilflllan
to-day and surrendered to the Secretary OF the
Treasury for exchange into three per cents
amounted to s73l2,3 Total amount exchanged
to date. SIG3. .26l. 700
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THE FREDERICK C0NVENTI0N-HAYwARD HUTCHIN-
SON wITHDRAws-NR- M'CoMAs sNoNINATED-wAsH-
INGToNIANS THERE ETC.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
FREDERICK, Md, Sept 2O.-The convention to
nominate Representative In Congress from this
district met here to-day and was fully attended
both by delegates and spectators Among the latter
John F. Olmstead, of Washington, in the interest
OF Mr.. II. NJ. Hutchinson. There is much specula-
tiOn as TO who the nominee will be now, as Mr..
Hutchinson has not Smpifed the situation by to-
day Withdrawing from the contest, In the follow
Ing letter, which will be read to the convention:
"SITKA FARM MONTGOMERY Co., Nd, Sept co.
Mr.. Frank Adams: Dear Sir: 1t has never been
my wish to be the nominee for Congress In our dis
trlct as the result OF any struggle. Since was
first named as candidate an unusually animated
district Is too closely divided between the two
parties to admit with safety OF q heated contest
over the nomination. request, therefore, that my
name be not presented TO the convention, but that
shall labor for the success OF whoever may be nom-
mated with all the zeal would have put INTO the
canvass with myself as the candidate: win
grateful Acknowledgements 70 you and otnefS Ior
the partial,ty shown for me- am very ay sSuss
rhomas Gorsuch was elected temporary chair
man Mr b. ii. Miller submitted his protest
against the seating OF the Montgomery county del
mr.. Hutchinson's letter was read to the conven-
tfon and then candidates were nominated NIL
IL McCOmas was named from washington county,
and Mr. Urper from Allegheny. The f1rst ballot
stO0d-McComas 16, Urner 2. NcComas' nomina-
ton was made unanimous.
(By Associated PresAl
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept S0-The republican con-
venton OF the sixth congressional district at Fred
er1ck to-day nominated lewis + 0cC0mas, OF
washington county. for Congress:
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THE PRESIDENT yesterday appointed VIM. w.
Ledwith postmaster at Jacksonville, Florida, vice
Hamilton Jay, suspended. A commission was
issued to-day to Eliber Elicit, postmaster at Jen-
ning's Ordinary, Va.
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THE UNITED STATES BONDS Withdrawn from Sc
curities Of national banks by Treasurer Gilfillan
and surrendered to the Secretary of the Treasury
for exchange into three per cents to-day amounted
to 81, ,876,OCO. Total to date, $17O, 57S, ,OOO
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THERE WERE 81 pension certificates and $40 land
patents issued from the Interior department to-
nov
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TELEGRAM to the National Board of Health
from Pensacola, Fla, says they are sending all
patients they can to the hospital to reduce ex.
penses
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DID NOT REAgMBER.--Hatti title Snow was before
the Police Court this aft ernoen for asSaultfng
Maggie sullivan by blacking her eyes. she was
asked il She Was not drunk hen she made the Ss-
sauit, and II she had not drank Two dozen beers.
She said: "Darned II she remembered whether or
not she drank that many.n The court sent her to
jail for 30 days in default OF so
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., s354, ,295. IS; customs, $l.ls6, ,44059.
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SILKS, PLUSHES. VELyETS, CASIMERES,
~ Satins; cheaper at YOUNGS' thza any house IL tho
01; Go 10 73e and ia Sth st.ee. between and u.
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THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.-There have been
rs new courses of stone laid ON the Washington
monument, making total of new work thus far
OF 152 feet 1t has now reached the height OF 3O2
feet, leaving 253 more to CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r3Sa THURSDAY (THE 21sr Instantly BEING
w the Festival of St. Matthew there will be service
sreets at 80 ana ii a. m and nes fu choral I evening Sa
r5ye DIR. ROBERT REYBURN JR, HAS RE
tS turned to the city. and resumed practice s19-2t'
WHY CONTINUE Ell THE USE OF RENE
that only relieve. when ELYs' CREAM BALM. pleas
ant of application and for Catarrh, Hay Fe-
yer and Cold in Head, can be had for so centsS
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
have been afflicted with Catarrh for eight years.
found more relief in bottle of ELYS' CREAM
BALM than in all the remedies have used.
CHAs. A. CROMWELL,
27 South 9th street, Brooklyn, ED, NY.
After thorough trial of ELYs CREAM BALM am
entirely cured Of Catarrh. as is also member of my
family. The BALM stopped a roaring in my head
which had continued for more than year.
JAMES E. CRossoN,
Sexton at the Tabernacle,
Paterson. Nj.
ELYS' CREAM BALM COMPANY.
s1s-eo3t Owego. New York.
r-We DIR. S. B. MUNGAsTER,
(Formerly with Prof. Hod9kin,)
Has removed his office to 923 St s1s-1w-
r1Y5a THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
ENN IN be pssH%ss ao Ct
i'll Lenman's building, 1425 New York Avenue.
THos E. MoARDLE EN- e. B . secretary m 1 freS'dsns sisst
r--rso .NATIoNAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Inc MSSBaY o6foBhR tfea SSss'0a ye 9fxln on
to which ihe profession ana pubic cordially invited
the course beginning $50 NJ For particulars, ap-
ply ssaw 72s Street sfNs Nj P nfDn s. C.
FPs GAS FIxTUREs.-E. F. BROOKS.
531 18th STREET,
Full assortment Mitchell. Vance Co.. Goods Cor
coran Building. sis
S 400 Orb STREET NonTHwEsr.
GAS FIXTURES. SLATE m MASTELs. AN,TEL NON,
PLUMBING and TIMING.
Jobbing promptly done. 50
r@ W. wAYLAND WILSON'S INsECTICIDE.
e fe mo At for Sna s G
9th street and Pennsyivania avenue. my25 -6m
rWP GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING
". c. MnBURN. PHAnMAcrsr. :.
mis- 1929 Pennsylvania avenue
lY SAMUEL kbE. Err GOODS.
$50 7th street northwest.
New French and Scotch Gnghams. just opened; best
qualities at low prices.
Silks. Satins. and Rhadames. extra good values.
fS
ATTORNEYS.
w L. FITZGERALD
W. AT TTORN -AT-LA w.
co. Corcoran Building.
Practices in all the Courts, f23
NJ H. MILLER.
4\s Attorney -at-Law,
Rooms and Gunton Law Buildiny
472 Louisiana avenue. aC7
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Wood widow OF the late Fernando Wood, against
Jos: l. r. Wool ct al pray Ing for the sale Of lots
36 81 and SO. square 290
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THE INDIAN AGENT at the Mescalero agency to-
day informed the Commissioner OF Indian affairs
that the Indian who killed another Indian recently
has been arrested.
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WAsHINGToNIAN NoMIN ATED FOR CONGRESS
Hon. Gilbert NJ. Woodward who was born AMI
lived for many years In Washington, but now re-
sides in La Crosse, Wisconsin, has been nominated
woodward has been mayor and city attorney OF
La Crosse, and on two occasions a delegate TO ma
will, 1t is expected, prove popular. able and for
midable candidate. His homo was formerly on
Massachusetts avenue, and he Is well known to
many OF the old printers OF Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20

SECRETARY FOLGER, who is still unwell was moi
at the Treasury department this morning.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL HOWE is now at Manitou
springs. Colorado, where he went to find relief
from the asthma He will return about october
1st Mr.. Frank T. Howe, the chief clerk of the
Post Office department, was at his desk yesterday,
after a months absence. Mr.. F. N. Basset, the
private secretary OF the Postmaster General LETT
last evening for q trip north.
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The Royal Party az Victoria

VICTORIA, D. c., Sept 2U-H. NJ. :. Comus, with
the royal party on board, arrived in the harbor
last night and viii land at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The arrangements for their reception are COM
plete. The road from Esluimalt TO Victoria, dis
tance OF three miles, Is spanned by numerous
arches hung with garlands. There are not less
than 10000 strangers here and the hotels are over
run with applications for quarters The steamers
at the wharyes are accommodating large nuInberx
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MONTPELIER, VT, Sept 2o.-A full Official return
OF the vote OF the state just completed at the oce
or the secret CT state, shows the vote for gov.
ernor as follows: G. L. Blrstow, g. $780, George K
Eaton, 14.466; C. C. Martin, 1886; scattering, &
Majority for Barstow, 1889. The house or repre-
sentatiyes has 1855 republicans, ~ democrats,
greenbacker and independent In four towns
there was no election. The senate has y rcpuD-
lca ms and democrats
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SCHOOL BOOKS, &c.

NCHUUL BOOKS.
THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SCHOOL BOOKS,
With Covers and Botters Free, at
ROBERTS' BOOKSTORE,
1910 Seventh street,
Above New York avenue northwest.
n. B.-BARGAINS IN STATIONERY. s9-1m
CCHOOL BOOKS
~ For every grade Of
Public and Private Schools,
AND SCHOOL STATIONERY,
At Lowest Prices, wholesale and retail
G. c. PURSELL,
So I'm 422 9th street no, Invest.
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LINCOLN, NEB., Sept 20-A vast prairie nre y
raging in the west part or the state The tabs
land between the Platte and Republican rivers -
being ravaged with disastrous effects TO hay and
grass No loss OF life has been reported, although
two men were fatally injured few days ago.
north OF the Platte. The heavy cattle ranges arc
great loss WIN Follow. special dispatch from In
dianOla states that the citizens had hard work TO
save the town. Serious losses or property WIZ
result II gales and winds should occur.
The Sovereign Lodge Of Odd FellOWu.
BALTIMORE, sept 20-At the session OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge this morning, resolutions
were presented and referred to prepare form Of
prayer TO be used at the opening and closing Of
lodges; 70 require q return OF expired visiting
cards; to establish an endowment system; TO ap-
prove an amendment TO the constitution OF the
grand encampment OF Nevada and Grand Lodge
OF Texas; TO abolish all prenxes TO titles OF grand
officers AT 10 O'Clock the body went into secret
session, and continued therein until the hour q
adjournment
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1ne proposed reception 70 WeIVfIIe.
1t is understood that Engineer Melville has since
his recent family troubles expressed some doubt
as to the proprety OF accepting the public recep-
expected would be given to himself and comrades.
The sentiment OF those having the matter in charge
Is that the reception should undoubtedly take place,
and arrangements to that end are being perfected.
ME- Melville will probably arrive in this city by
1he limited express, reaching here at p m. on
stratlon In his honor will be grand popular oya-
ton. Members OF the committee say that this re-
ceptlOn IS Intended to honor others well as Mel
Vile, and thai furnishes reason for not Surren-
dering to MelYtlle'S doubts.
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The Loss Of the Jeanette.
LIEUTENANT DANENHowEg's RE PORT


Lieutenant DanenhOwer called at the Navy de-
partment this morning and submitted to Acting
Secretary Walker his report upon the loss OF the
Jeannette and the attending circumstances, and
also his experiences from the time he separated
from Engineer Melville untfi his arrival here.
Lieutenant DanenhOwer has been engaged upon
THIS report, as his health would permit, since his
return, and 1t makes quite yoluminous docu-
ment. The contents, however, will not be made
public until Engineer Melville has submitted his
the loss OF the Jeanne tie, which was authorized
by Congress, is made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-20

BALfINOKH, ND, Sept 20-The republican COZ
vention OF the sixth congressional district at Free
erick to-day nominated lewis + 4cComas,
washington county, for Congress
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PATENTS were issued yesterday as follows: Isaac
w. Bailey, Fairport, Va, rotary engine; Benjamin
s. Benson, Baltimore, Nd, plow; Geo. w. Constan-
tine, Washington, metal punch; w. C. Wood. Wash
1ngon life-preserving cushion: c. C. Edgerton, Bal
timore two patents, one for carriage-top standar
and one for seal lock for mail bags. Charles En-
LANCER, Baltimore, button fastener; VIM. E. Gard,
Baltimore, fountain pen; Joseph E. Holmes, WASH
ington, grinding mill; Lewis G and P. Ross Kemp
Frederick, Nd, grain-binder attachment; Ernest
r. Knorr, Washington, projection OF charts; Fred
erck w. Strehlan, Baltimore, car brake; Elijah
Wagoner Westminster, Nd, fodder cutter; James
d. Walters, Belair, Md, two patents one cattle
fastening and releasing device, the other faSten-
Ing and releasing device for cattle stalls.
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r1SS THURSDAY (THE 21sr Instantly BEING
the Festival of St. Matthew, there will be service
in the Church of the Incarnation. corner 18th
streets, at 73O ana IL a. and full choral evening
prayer at 80 p. 1t
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-18
College Items.

Attend the games to-day.
 A Civil Service Reform club is to be organ ized at Cornell.
 Psi U held "musicale'' last evening. The lacrosse team go to Princeton next Saturday. Phillips Exeter students are asked to go to Princeton because, among other reasons, Princeton has 8 good show of winning the football championship.
 'S3 won the class championship in base ball at Princeton.
 Amherst will employ trainer for her ball nine.
 Tho Go operative society at Harvard now has 672 members. The business of the so- ciety since October 1 has aggregated over $5, 1000.
 The geological excursion will start day If there are twenty five men who want to go 1O:3O.
 Several members of the crew went out in pair oars yesterday morning. The ISnaes proposes that an interna- 1 tional rowing court be formed to arbitrate such disputes as have arisen between Harvard 1 and Columbia. It suggests also that the cause of the Republican defeat in Ohio was l due to the fact that the Republicans were so l interested in the dispute between the two
 colleges that they forgot to go to the polls. 1 Messrs. Corwith, Leonard and Mitchell l 's3, and Blodgett, Oakford and Foster, '84
 left for Providence yesterday to attend the
 D. K E. convention, which assemblies there l to day.
 | The Harvard scratch races were quite suc- cessful Four senior eights started and three | singles. There being a collision between two of the eights the race was ordered rowed over again. The freshmen races were not rowed because they were unwilling to cut their Greek recitation. The fall athletic meeting occurs this after noon, beginning at 23O o'clock All the cus- tomary events will be contested and the num- Der of entries in the several departments is quite large. Brooks, the champion runner, will try the 40 yards dash for the first time. Let there be a large attendance.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-18
Campaign Notes.
Democratic Central Committee-Cantlf-
 dates i'm Town.

Democratic Central Committee-Cnntli-
 dates i'm Town.
 The Democratic State Central committee had a love feast at the Jeffersonian club rooms yesterday. Four of the candidates on the State ticket-Mr. Waller of New London, MT. Sumner of Hartford Mir. Northrop of Middletown, and MT. Sanford of Redding- were present. A collation. served at noon. Mr. Waller and Mir. Sumner were the recipients of many greetings from prominent Democrats during their stay in town. Yesterdays New London Telegram says |: ''Wiegand Schlein, of New Haven, a leading ! member of the German Progressive Union, he who it is alleged, carries the German vote of the State in his pocket, was in this city to- | day"
 l Ephraim Williams of Stonington, the probable candidate for Democratic Congress man from the Third district, was in New London yesterday looking after his politica 1 interests He presented the name of Mir Waller for the position of Secretary of State 1 and Governor.
 1 Tho Democratic State Central committee l has circulated throughout the State 11,OO( copies of daily paper for campaign pur ] poses.