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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-07
a POSSIBLE CASE or INFAN1IcIDE.

The body of newly born child was found
Yesterday In the sink in the rear Of No 1G3 Lewis-st
The infant fully grown Last night a German girl
nineteen years Of age. Kate sutenschager WAS arrested
in a house in Broomest by Officer Van Ranst OF the
Eleventh Precinct. At the police station she admitted
being the mother OF the child and by the advic OF The
surgeon TO Bellevue Hospital The girl Is not
married and Is registered as having no home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-07

1t is well to get clear of bad cough or cold
the first week but is safer to rid yoursefo OF II the first
foyeight hoursthe proper remedy for the purpose
Ing Dr. Jaynes Ex pectOrant q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-07

The ADDRESS TO the graduates was delivered by
the Rev. William Lloyd Chauncey NJ. Depew had
been expected to deliver this address, but was &C.
tanned unavoldably in Pougbkeepsle A telegram
was read from him in when he said:
What would have tried to say TO your young men,
you better said In your twenty-five years Oh honest
work good example. May you continue IN the same
for TWENTY-FIVE years 10 COME anu ma, nave tho
happiness 10 90 with you at your golden "eudihg'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-07

Has given ALLcocKs POROUS the largest sale Of
external remedy the world II you have been
other kinds Dastes trial of Alcocks will convince
you Of their wonderful superiority.
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MARRIED.

BALDwTN-cRANpALL-on wednesday February %, BY
the Rev Hugh o. Penec0st Jared A Baldwin 10 Lizzie d.,
daughter Of Jesse A. Crandall all Of Brooklyn.
Al notices Of marriages must be Endorsed witk faU
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-07
Post OMce Notice.


Foreign ending March 10 will close at this
Office follows;
WEDN Els DAY-At 1890 p for Europe per IS bothni.
via (etters for France must be dcteu PCT
BOthna 1890 pun, foe France direct PET - SsDaaa,
at m. for the Netherlands dreS| PSr
- via Amsterdam -, .. ,,-,.t,,,, 81.
TuURSDAY-Atli 1880 a. IN Tor Europe per 9s ~
plymouth Cherboarg aud III uDnig AZ p M iot 49,.
san and Matanzas cuba ler state OF IeNsSi ~ t,oo
~ IN Tor Beunuda per On lucO al 1870 y m TOT NuDs
Poo Rico and Mexico. pea o. CITY OF Washington VIA
w has Az $50 D. H. for Newfoundland and ST. rierrv-
sA,TuYSDHY AT $50 for Europe per IS Baltic, via
nHeenstown otters for Germany aud scotland mus, pc
directed pen Baltic' % $50 m Tor scotland direct
mar So Furiessia glasgow at 50 IA To- be gian
direct per IS Pennland via Antwerp at 10 N iof As.
nn,Si nd tie, - Dion ht II a. a. Tor
Neckar. via southampton ana Bremea; az
NJ WIndwarl Islands. per Anrlel at 4 80
D. IN for cuba and Porto kieo per 81 Sewgort VIA ia
Mails for CHINA Japan per So Beige san Fran
eisco close March no. at Z D. Mails Tor Anstrlia.
NewZealand sandwich and FIJI Islanls per - Iy VI
Sy,iney, Francisco. close datUh 81 AZ y ~
HENRY O. PEARSON. POstnsstse
Post ONCE. New.YOrk, y. \, March = 1855.
The schedule closing transpacc mails Is on
the their uninterrupted 0yctiad aslt 70
san Francisco Mails the East arriving o. tlic AZ an
the ay oil sailing OF steamers ato wspaao~
thence tno sanle DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-07
GENERAL WASHING TON NEWS
Continued from First Page.

to the amount OF $4,000 The action Of the Department
was based upon report from District Attorney Wood
ford Of New York. that there was great doubt OF recov
ering the amount rendered IN compromise II the
was brought 10 rial The Solicitor Of the Treasury also
the acceptance Of the offer OF compromise
The dismissal Of the suit has been ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March I'll a. m.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday steadily downward Snow
fell (4s100 in during the day The temperature ranged
between 20o and 34a tile average (29os' being 1852
lower on corresponding day last year and le
higher than Monday.
Clearing and cDuer weather may be expected 10 day
In this CITY aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-07
LOSS OF LIFE ON THE BRITISH COAST.


MED by snow has prevailed for the past twenty
hours Two vessels and three men have been lost at
Dundee three vessels Scarborough vessel at th9
Isle Of Man, and two lives at Whitstable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tue diagram this city by tenth
rive - ipe for the hoau
preceding white line Representa- the OSCILLATIONS
BY daring hour. Tue broken dotted Hue pfe,en
Variations Indicated thu Thermometer o. hsa
sat PhAiH macy, as RToadsAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-07
, II 1rq oRRfs T,YSi broadway and 57s shave.
Whose Hand Holds the Torchf
" some the BaItho Statue fund grows ABOUT as

For some the Bahoh Statue Fund grows about as
oIv a stock specuators People care
,, big bronze image erected In New York
rbor bat they % tho necessity of such
re,redy AS BENsoN's CAPCINE POROUS PLAsTkBs.
These plasers the highest recognition and ap-
nroval AT the Exposition Philadelphia and at
the International Expeditions Paris Melbourne. Mexico.
Matanzas they received the only awards over
the most from all parts OF toe world Be-
ware of I'M with Ike names. Price rs cts.
Pile. PernIneltiy Eraiicatef
mi 20 Weks without xnif3 hslure cla1tic Seal r
containing reterehce+ Dk h)fi SO west -aShS
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5pecial Noticss.
NIurdOck's
LIQUID FOOD.

A MurdOcks
LIQUID FOOD.
LIQUID FOOD can be retained by the stomach when 80
weak refuse
II the only that will relieve the oonsumpuve from
IL will make booi faster than all preparations food
II will relieve exhaustion or hunge IN few minutes.
Babies fed with il thrive equal TO those nouished by the
Mothers that take nourish their babies we'll as them
Testimonials OF by physicians OF
Consumption Cancers Serofua Nervous and General Deu
tty, &c.
For by all druggists at o5c and 81 per bottle At
wholesale aud retail by
J. ". HEGEMAN co.
Broadway. corner Sth St. New-York.
Dr. Hasbrouc makes specially OF the painless ettrae
ton of teeth 12iS BroadwAy-Walacks Theatre Buui
ing, corner 3Othst
Epilepsy.
Persons afflicted with this maady can md immediate re1et
nv Information % the writer VINO has exps
eced tnorou permanent and VINO can ave tes
Others who have oeen similarly 70
stored Address a b. brancn r. ". o'stlo . e.,
ueosouRrers for good reliable painless Dentistry forty
years pacce reIucel Good Rubber sets froEl IS
inward Fine Gold AMI Platna WORK on best terms Beef
Filling from III up Extracting under gas. 90 cents
DIR. WAIT d son, Is East 23d-st near fth-ave
Tx. Most Fashionable Perfume Powder for haudker
chiefs and letter paper Is CASWELl, MASSEY x GUS
VIOLET oRRIs. l,l2l Broadway and 07s shave
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-17

Yesterday while the crusade against
signs was at its height, and costly works of
art were being torn down all over town, a
gentleman stopped reporter on Market
street. and pointing to barbsr pole which
had stood close BY a monster telegraph
pole, and had to be moved, he said !:
'oh, that's brilliant legislation, that is (!
Now, If the Councilman that fathered that
ordinance wants to do one sensible act
why don't he introduce law TO make peo-
pie place their awnings at decent height ?
Now, there's one just above the alley
that man can't walk under without
STOPPING I've mashed my nat on it twice
1t is enough to make one tired Of life to
see a light sign, really artistic in appear.
auce, taken down from height OF
ten or twelve feet, and these abominable
nuisances allowed 10 stretch scroFs the
sidewalk at a height Of five feet. It is
wrong, but it's about as sensible as half the
acts OF that Council"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-17
Those Fire Depnrlment l. amps

Recently In n report OF u meeting of the
Council Committee on Fire Department., q
bill for two lamps from David Kull, Jf,, &
Co., was referred to. There seems to be 3
mistake about these lamps. Members OF the
Committee asset ted that the bill had already
been rejected four times, and CLERK Galligan
said that Mr.. Kull, during the E3cles investi'
cation had testified that these lamps were Of.
dsred by J. ". schultEs. Mr.. kull, In a
card sent TO this paper, correcta these state.
nleut1. At the time the Vigilant reel
was built, Mr.. Kull placed on It q pair OF
gold mounted lamps. At thesame time sim.
liar pair was bought for the Eighth ward real,
and Il was concerning these lamps that all the
racket occurred, and that Mr.. Kull testified
that they were ordered by Squire schu!,za,
Subsequently that pair OF lamps was pur.
chased from Kull by the CITY and paid for,
and they are now on the Hope reel, though
engraved with the number Of the Eighth
ward reel. Some time ago, during the Eccles
regime, the chief ordered lamps for the
UIitsd, and they were procured by Kull aud
put on. They are engraved Omitted" and
anybody can satisfy himself that all the
ideas about them and the bill for them are
wrong by simply looking at the lamps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-17

Brief Notes ON Current Events of Minor
Interest.

Brief Notes on Current Events OF Minor
Interest.
JAMES FrsxlaAN. for several years feedel
at the Belmont mill, has gone 20 work for the
Riverside Company.
The usual Thursday night concert and bal
was given at Seiberts Garden last night
Good order prevailed.
FOURTEENTH street, between Chapline and
Eof, and Sixteenth street between the SAINT
streets are undergoing needed repairs.
MAJOR MOORE, OF New York, the head and
front OF the Salvation Army In this country,
arrived in Wheeling last evening on an In
speoting tour.
A Died from the city to Michael Michigan
and wife for piece OF ground In the North
Fad, for $50. was admitted 10 record In the
County Clerks office yesterday.
The projecting signs must go, the anathe'
mas OF the business MEN to the contrary not
Outstanding. Council has so ordained 1t.
Many OF them were pulled down yesterday,
and the rest must go to-day.
TIE purse found by Barney McEntee, the
street car driver, was yesterday claimed BY
Its owner, Mr.. janis Wheeler, the Eighth
ward cigar maker, and was turned over to
him by McEutee. 1t contained $50.
TEE authorities OF the O.. L. & W. road
have offered reward OF $l,0O) for informa-
ton that will lead to the conviction Of the
person who opened the switch At Justus las.
week. which was the cause ola bad accident,
Detective All Barnett has started to hunt
the case up.
A VERY large number Of people living along
the h, W. 4 Ky. road TOOK In Barnum't
show Ut SteubenVille yesterday. ltworried
Capt. Jacob Hammond and his crew not .
iittle 10 handle the crowd, but their genia
manners put the srowd In good humor and
there was no trouble whatever.
To-Day regular schedule will go into ef
feet on the Pittsburgh division OF the B. 4 o
between this city and Pittsburgh, governing
freight trains. Two will run each way every
day. The division will be opened to the pas
senger trade 10 about ten dsys. r. N. Sheats
Who has been appointed Supervisor OF train'
on the division, with head quarters at Little
Washington, was in the city yesterday.
The p, W. & Ky. road has recently beer
nut In trst.class condition. Strong iron
bridges have replaced the wooden ones oyei
Short creek and Gross creek, new ties have
been nut in and the road well bales ed
Where the river washed the banks have been
heavily riprapped. The passenger trains
drawn by No. 1l5, with Jake Arbaugh at the
valve, run as smoothly as on & trunk line.
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Personal BENTON.
News and Gossip I'm Reference TO Various
People.

News and Gossip I'm Reference 10 Various
People.
Mr.. Alex. Glars, OF Pittsburgh, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Theresa Philips Ia visiting friends in
Wellsburg for few days.
Sheriff John F. Hubbard, OF KanRwha
county, was IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. E. 7. Neeley, OF Burgeltstown, Is spend
ing few days in this city with relatives.
Mrt. L. steinfeld has just returned from Q
visit among relatives and friends In Allie
gheny aud East Liverpool.
Mr. G Kettlewsll, editor Of the Vest Tr.
gftidp EilterpriSe new paper recently starred
in Preston county, was In the city yesterday.
He reports that his bright newsy paper Is
aourishing nicely.
William Il. Weber, composltor on the
Philadelphia Times aud sln Of Prof. E. A.
Weber, OF this ty, left last Tuesday after:
noon on the Andes for Memphis, TO visit his
lister, Mrs. Nesbitt, OF Byralin, Miss. and
to bring his youngest sister, Miss Maud, back
10 Wheeling after four months visit South
Mr.. Weber spsnt about ten days here
and at Moundsyile among relatives,
after having tn absent from hone for
nearly Ave years, during which timc he has
made trips TO the far West and South aud
through Cauads, as we'll rs yoyges 10 England
an1 Scotland, to Japan, Matilla and Java,
aud lately TO France. He has kept well
written record or "log book" Astounding in
interesting reading. II IL likely that be will
nv Ike few more trips before settling down
on his farm In Iowa, rs he believes travelling
TO be most excellent school.
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ton, which probably bad something to do
With the unusually GOOD order.
w. J. Kelly, Esq, Of Bellalrs, and Mr; l,
P. Morris, Of Flushing, acted IS telle1 during
n se SsEsf Ry,n /. an unusually good read
ing clerk.
Chairman Clark was reesntly reported
dead. He says he knew 1t was not true when
he heard II. For dead man he made re-
markedly lively presiding officer.
Charles Arick, a candidate for the Repuh'
lican nomination for Representative was :
locker on. So was +. N. Cowen, an asplranI
| for the Republican nomination for the Clerk
ship. These gentlemen. a. well As other tn'
terested Republican looken.1n, were very
well pleased with the nominations.
Some OF the Bellalre Democrats were little
sore over the defeat OF Mr.. Wagner. "They
laugh best who laugh las"
Dr.. Cook and MsTshal Drugan, OF Bellaire
had h'tle difficulty, and two friends inte.,
fsring, enc OF them, 10 use the expression o.
an tys witness, pasted the other on the
snouLn
II Is believed that Mr.. starbuok, a promi
aent citizen OF Barnesyille, will be named
next week as Mr.. Towards opponent
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srRuCK OLE.
UnexRected Torn OF AHaIrs Of tie Mar.
tins Ferry Gas Well.

Yesterday morning drilling was proceed
ing at the Martins Ferry gus well, when
at depth OF 1000 feet, small flow Of Of!
was struck. II Is estimated that the oil
flows from the mouth Of the well attic rate
OF about barrel and a hall or two barrels
a day. This quantity Of oil, Of course,
would not pay for the expense Of barrellna
ing II, let alone reward the company for
the expense aud trouble Of drilling. The
presence Of the oil is not regarded as g
favorable sign Of success in the search fol-
natural gas, and 1t is scarcely probable that
q materially larger flow Of oil will be en-
countered.
Nj. Dobbins, OF the company, estimates
that Il will probably be necessary to sink
the well 500 feet further in order TO get gas
in paying quantities The appearance oil
the oil yesterday caused something OF q
sensation. and some sanguine people
thought this was the first strike Of series
Of regular gusher.. 1t has long been main
tanned by some people that oil might be
struck here In paying quantities, but there
is little in yesterdays strike to confirm this
nnininn
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M,. NJ. A. Franzheim and Mrs. J. n.
Hobbs, superintsndents of the Seventh De
partmen,, for the display OF flowers, pre-.
serve, &c, were on the State Fair grounds
Yesterday making arrangements Tor the e1-
nibitors In their department.
TIA merchants VINO have taken space In
the Main Exposition Building to exhibit
their goods during the Fair, which Will make
a grand display OF the enterprise Of the mes-
I g. aenSsl { Co., Wilson 4 Banner, the !.
Pottery, G. a. House, 3. II, List: =; \. 4 Y.
@. Caldwell, George =. stitel y Co.. John
Fr,idel, NJ. GutmRn & Co., T: Loecher, r.
Schopper, Howe Machine Co., Edward BoG1
ing zarnits Bros A. A. Ffq nnIe. 0mss IL,
Machine Co. Fraziers National Business Cob
iege, W. II. Rinehsrt, Mrs. J. Klapheos, ia
coh bsrpeF, Jno. A. LsSh, +. stritt, Mrs. N, a.
ColyIv. Mis- DotdrIdge'a art school.
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Are you disturbed % night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth? II 50. send at
once and get bottle OF Mrs. Windows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Its
value e inc"!culsble. Y will relieve the
upon Il, mothors, there Is no mistake about
1t. It cures dysentsry aud diarThoea, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie soitens the gums, reduces lnianma.
ton, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. Wins!ow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste, aad is the prescription Of one OF the
oldest and best female physicisna and nurses
In the United states, and Is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price %
cents bottle Nws4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-17

A delightful little reception took place or
Fifteenth street last evening at the residence
OF Hon. A. Bolton Caldwell. It was in hon
or Of Miss Miriam Armstrong, OF Richmond
who Is visiting In the city, and was given BY
Miss Belle Caldwell, who was 10 charming
hostess. Those who desired to dance could
do 10, M. Klllmysr furnishing excellent pl.
auo music for tie purpose. Others finding
ii too warm spent tho evening con,
yersing and talking over the coming seasons
events. Refreshments were eleg 4ntly served
at midnight. Among those present were
Misses Minnie aud Lucy Loring, Miriam
Armstrong Of Richmond, Eaie UPdeSraft
Jennie Baird, Jennie Brady, Jennie Woods
Jennie Simpson, Dee Little, Carrie An;
derson, Jennie Bloomfield and Josie
MeCabe. and MeSsrs James Hall,
viii DeIaplaine, ohas List, Eugene Hildrelh;
Major Russell, Burnie McMechen, Tom
Burke, Irwin Singleton, walter Bloomfield,
Harry Wilson. Elmer Flasher, VIII Grub,
VIII Day and Robert HsZlett.
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steamboat sqnibs and Miscellaneous
Levee Gossip.

steamboat Squibs and Miscellaneous
Levee Gossip.
The Elaine passed down with small tow
OF emptlea.
The H. NJ. Townsend passed up with q
barge OF stones
The Pacific and barges arrived from below
and tied up at the Island docks.
Capt. Billy List, OF the ST. Lawrence, has
gone to the Hot Springs to recuperate.
The Nail City while tied up at the Water
Works Is receiving q sorubbing and being
touched up with paint.
The Board OF Public Works still has force
at work on the levee, which Is about 100 per
cent better than 1t was
The ]. q. Mcconnell arrived from near
Marietta yesterday morning with q barge
load OF watermelons in tow.
The Monitor Towboat Company will put
the Monitor on Armstrong; dock, for the
purpose Of making some general repairs.
The G. W. Bachelor runring In the oour-
ieI's place ARRIVED from Parkersburg at SA.
N. with q big trip Of passengers, cattle and
wheat,
The Frank Stein arrived from Marietta
before daylight yesterday morning, and left
on her return trip at 1880 O'Clock. She had
big trips both ways:
Among the prominent river men In town
yesterday were Capt JulsF Wehrman, Eot tbs
Huntington and u. Louis towing line, and
Capt Phil, AnshutS, OF the towboat Thos, w.
Meaus.
The river is getting down about as low as 1t
can be. 1t Is hardly anything more than
good sized creek now. 1t fell an inch or 60
yesterday leaving depth Of about feet 8
inches in the channel.
The ". y. Chancellor enroute from Pitts.
burgh TO Cincinnati, psSSed down at II A. N.
with big manifest. She had a lighter and
was moving on slow bells on account OF the
low water. A large number OF passengers
we're also on board.
The officers OF the Telegram say that on the
present Lt4ge OF water they will be able 10
lake the members Of the G. A. R. and friends
to New Martinsyille, Saturday afternoon and
return them that night without any trouble.
A new G. A. R. post Is to be established
their, :"
The @. W. Anderson leaves tomorrow az.
ternoon for Cincinnati In place OF the 81,
Lawrence, az will be noticed by the adyer.
tlIement. The Anderson 10 one Of the best
low water boats atloat, and her officers are
very efficient gentlemen. Capt. Jack Harri.
son is on deck and Alex. Voeghtly psesides
in the Office. sh!ppero aud passengers should
not forget the Andetson.
Prrr.DuRou, August l6,-River foot and
stationary; weather cloudy.
GRExssBoEo, Pa. August l6.-Riyer 2
feet o INCHES and falling weather clear.
Cn1NSArI, O., August l6.-Rlyer 9 feet 9
inches and falling; weather fair and pleasant
BsoySsytLLE, Pa, August River feet
aud stationary weather clear thermome;
ter So.
MossASrowS, W. Va, August le.-River 8
inches and stationary weather clear thermo.
meter $50.
RrcEs LANDING, Pa, August l6.-RIyer 8
feet inches and stationary weather cloady;
7so.
LoursvILtE, KY, August l6.-Riysr falling
with s feet incnts in the canal and 3 feet on
the falls. The &. l. EWald passed up from
Evansville for Cincinnati. Weather clear
and pleasant.
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gtls q'ttelligeufer.


once Aos. 20 nnd "a Fourteenth street
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BELMONT DEMOCRACY
NOMINATE rAEIa COUNTY, TICKET
A cOu,.A,lOa as ord.,ly aad Harmonious IS
FaUsr.l, and Ja,t About as Li'.ly-A yerJ
Satisfactory CGOss Of Candidates, for Them.
selves sad the Republicans.

Rcgreseatdiipe-,LOha S HUiSdrd.
Clerk file C6urts-W b. Cash.
AudiiOr-ROss r. Barrett,
neasurr-EdpOrd L Fsely.
Reooda-Joha G. Mitchell.
C5mmissioneT-J H. Patterson.
h,6nnary DirectOr-John White
The Democrats OF Belmont county met at
Bellsirs yesterday to nominate candidates
for tho county Offices to be filed ut the com.
ing county convention, including q member
OF the House Of Representatives. A great
deal OF interest was taken In the gathering
by Republicans aud Democrats, though little
OF this feeling was visible during the proceed.
ipts, The town was full Of. strangers, all tbs
Republican sspirants for the opposing nomi-
uatiOus being present. The feeling smong
the b moCraIs seemed to be anything but
harmonious prior TO the opening oil the con-
yentIon. Partizins OF various candidates
openly threatened revolt II their candidates
we're cleft" and gentlemen whose real OF
iancied claims had been ignored In the past
vowed vengeance. This state OF affairs did
not make the Republicans unhappy at all ,bul
they mingled with the crowds and observed
the uadefcurrsnts OF sentiment with an In
tprest akin TO satisfaction.