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GREESnELp, ILL, July ll.ETueslas
night four harvesten boarded q freight
train at Whitehall, twelve miles north oi
this place, to steal q ride, While at this
station four other men boarded the same
car. apparently Tor the same purpose, but
SItar Inc train was in motion drew their re.
yolyers on the first four men and aitei
making them deliver what money they
had drove them of the moving train. ont
man named Patrick knight fell headlons
and was killed. Four tramps responsible
Tor the deed we're arrested at Creighton yes
terdRy morning.
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RIorIdnInn,l ,irant.

PEltApELPnA, PA, July 1.-THE Al.
lAntic and Gull Coast Canal and okeecho,
bee Lake and drainage Co., composed
mainly oiPhilAdslphIa capitalists, received
iIom the State Of Florida an award Of 6S5,.
$50 acres Of land, located In the southern
portion Of tho peninsula, Tor their reclA.
nation operations In that State. ThiI
company has reclaimed nearly one aud q
half million acres Of land In Florida and
the work 10 still being vigorously puShed
forward.
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THIifsrED fOk GORE.
ATeKas Preacher shosts Holes through
his heiuhboF for Trivial Matter,

AlNknl fFtheutr buuoth Etutts tufouku
his heighboF for Trivial Matter
LITTLE Rock, ARK, July liza gentle
man who reached this city to-day from
osase, Coyell county, Texas, gives Z
coresp ondent pariculas Of a shoo:'
INK atfray Al that point on Sunday, which
was participated in by the Rev. Mr.. Single.
ton and Il. NJ. Moore, The men are neigh
bors, and have lived on terps Of friend.
ship for some tine, 4 taw days aro they
ausYraled over some trilling matter, and
parted enemies. Last Sunday evening they
met, wnen the quarrel was renewed. Tht
dispute terminated by Singleton draw
log q revolver and opening fire on
Moore. The latter lied, but his as
sailant continued firing. Moore wa
wounded three times, one ball entering bill
arm, another his hand, and u third hii
back. The latter 10 considered dangerous
aud fear is expressed that II may cost hin
bis lie. Moore Is much respected, aud d
said 10 be quiet and inoAensIve, Singleton
d q Baptist miniater, possessing talents o
high order and q vide circle Of acquaint
ances. He 10 Of q nervous temperament
highly excitable, and has the temper Of /
demon. When he fred the shots Il is gen
orally believed be was mad with rage anS
hence irresponsible for his actions. HI
has not been captured, though large pOai,
"A pursuing him,
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THE TLLEGRAPHERs' STRIKE
Turns out N9i to be n sirike-New Rules
Adopted nv tho Western Union.

NEw YoRE, July ll.-In reference 10 the
recently published reports otcontemplated
changes in the hours OF labor, salaries, ETC.,
ol employees Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, a careful investigation
develops the following facts. The COM
pany has had in contemplation for some
time the adoption Of new rules for the
management Of It's business. The pom'
mittee having the matter in charge haye
been holding meetings every week for the
past three months and have finally
made their report, which has been
adopted by the company. One oil the
most important rules In the new code Is
that determining the hours OF duty and the
manner OF paying for extra SERVICES, the
settlements Of which questions has hereto
fore been left largely with the Superintend.
ents ef the company, whose practice has
varied according 10 Ihe reAliteAenEs ol
business affected by climatic and other
considerations. Following is the rule
adopted:
All all independent Western Union OIL.
ces Ehieh may be required to keep open
ali day Sunday, nine 'hoHrs actual service
In the day, siK days 10 The week
and seven hours actual service at night
Seven nights In week will constitute a
days work. All service in excess Of above
named hours, including Sunday, will be
regarded extra and be paid for at the regu.
laF saalsFy On . basis Of seven hours to a
fkhn ohovn o.tlar xyaa iaauad to.iav %
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Quite number Of summer visitors are in
the place, among them Miss Gay Duncan,
Of Clarksburs, who is visiting alter season
Of arduous labor at music. Miss Duncan
spent some time la the east where hel
voice attracted marked attention, and she
received several tlattering offers to trayel,
and was rendered 4 place In concert At
steinway Hall, New York. Her voice i1
phenomenal. She sings the ave Maria
with great success, but "The Old Sexton"
and "0ratoris Music" with greater. Her
ysice reaches down to point reached only
by professional bassos, yet retains Its full.
meas and rolundity TO degree that Is
wonderful. l haye heard every great
singer oI the past decade, but have heard
no voice with the peculiar Individuality Of
Miss Duncan's. Il occupies field Of itt
own, and Is sure TO create iurore when
heard.
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MIsrAKEIN THE stX.
A snake story from the East what
AsfonisfIed ths Manager.

A snake story from the East - what
Astonished the Manager.
Nxw lIAvKS, July ll.-Frank J. Filling,
business manager for Annie Pixley, the
actress, recently purchased boa constric.
TOR % feet long and feet thick, at the Cen.
trail Park Gardens in New York. Thesnake
came from Calcutta, and was sold to Mr..
Filling for male. On the bill boards 1t
was styled the Jumbo Python" Last
week II was shipped 10 Savin Rock to re-
main until co .ler weather. Last night Mr..
Pillipg placed II in It's box rs usual, cover.
ed with blanket. When he looked into
the box this morning he found, 10 bis great
astonishment, that during the night
the snake had laid about half q
bushel oi eggt-G0 or 70-and was Still
laying. They were about as big IS goose
eggs, and white and soft, having no shell.
They could be stretched like rubber. The
snake was quite cross and resented being
handled. Mr. Pilling was greatly excited.
"To think" lie said, THAT all the while l
have had that snake l took Il for male
until to-day. have sold II TO the manage.
ment Of the biological Gardens In Phila.
delpbia, 10 be delivered on September !,
and III bet that II 1t was only there With
It's eggs now, more than Its value could be
cleared In the next two weeks. Thousands
oi people would flock TO see 1t and the
eggs. It is worth about $1,000. ! am 20.
ing to try and hatch out some Of the eggs.
| shall place some OF them in sand ntsr
Hale's cooking furnace, and shall bury
some down by the rock, where the
sun can help along the Matching process
Some OF them shall make into An ONE.
lette, lust to see how snakes eggs taste.
Most OF the eggs shall leave with the
snake and perhaps abe will hatch them out
in some way. As matter Of fact l don't
expect any u them TO be Matched, but 1t
could be done under more favorable cir.
cums,ances." Mr.. Pilling says that Doris,
the circus man, who il travelling In this VI.
cinity, has bad great trouble with bis
snakes, all Of them except the big bea con-
strictor, which came from Calcutta with
Mr.. Pilling's snake, have died, the last
death on Saturday. The snakes need a
good deal OF heat, but cannot stand the
sun. The exposure in glass cases during
the street parades prove fatal.
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Returned EmiGrasia.

LONDON, July ll.-The pauper emigrant
who were returned TO Ireland by order o
The American authorities, on the steamer
Furnessia and Spain, were landed .
Queenstown yesterday. All accounts agre,
in describing them ~ q wretChed class o
people, Qne family, consisting Of mar
and his wife and Eve children, were lei
lying on the wharf for three hours befor,
the officers, who had not been advised o
their coming, provided for their wants.
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wAsulxorOS, D. G., July ll.-Postmas-
ter Adrian, Of Baltimore, recently wrote TO
Postmaster General Gresham that the Ciyil
Service Commission was communicating
directly with the members Of the local Ex.
aminlng Board at Baltimore, who were
employs In his office, and that In his
tAdran's opinion this was detrimental %
the discipline Of the office and contrary 10
custom which requires official eommunica.
tons to subordinates 70 90 hrst To tho head
ol the Department The Postmaster Gen
eral has replied TO Adrian that he seea nc
improperly whatever In the Civil Service
Commissions communicating directly viii
the local Board ot Examiners relative q
their duties under the law notwithstanding
they are employees In his Office,
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stals board Of upalth nectinE.

SpoeiGl DLpdteh Othe IatEl Oetie1.
MARrISspuEo, ". Va. July 1.-THE
State Board oil Health met at the Court
House to-day. TherO were present Dr..
George MoHett, President, Of rArkenburei
DR.. james E. Reeves, Secretary, Of Wheel
inV; Dr.. William Tate, Of Bridgeport; Dr.
George Carpenter, Of Moorsfeld; Dr., @
Rlchauis, Of Cbprleston, and Dr.. Law.
renee Carr, Of obSTlestan. Four applicants
for physicians certificates presented them;
selves; but one parsed, DR.. Doifman, oi
Keyser. His examination was q creditable
pf. Reeyes' management Of the smallpox
scourpe In Mercer and adj Joining counties
wps highly endorsed. Alter the tga4s!c'
ton oi lInimportant routine business the
Roard adiouynel,
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LONDON, July 1.-The American RIG.
Team practiced to-day at 500, COO, 900 and
1000 yards ranges, seven shots at each
range. The scores, owing to gale, wert
small. Smith made 10. Rneli l0s, Glass
l07, Rabbeth l0t, P,llard lO4, Gamer lOl
Pauldipg l0l, brown 100, Howard 9S
lehman %, Van hensen e7, Shakespeare
o., DR.. Scott 90, L. W. Scott IS, Dalon IS
Stewart ~, and Alder 65. The Americans
will contest to morrow at 900 yards, The
conditions similar 10 the intetnationa
match for Q cup presented 10 them. The
Rifle Association alaa added E60 to be d.
yided % tho Captain Of the American
Team. elects The Team will shoot Of 200
900 and 600 yards ranges Tuesday. Fiv.
targets will be reseye1 for the Americana
as long aa they require them.
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sptfiaI DLlIaIeN . NC IWtHIYe'ltH'
CLAREsDuRo, W. Va, July ll.-rhere
vas sopewhat OF sensation here this a.
ternoon, Srostrg opt Al Q libel suit instita'
ted by W. +. Richards, Postmaster Sna ed'
itor Of the Telegram, who sues Q. II. Taney,
Sto,e Printer and editor oil the Mtrs, for
tea thousand dollarS The suit grew oui
Of TecGnt publication 10 the !Nelf,. Rich
ards has retained General Gof ]. !. nayiG,
Caleb BoGgeSs aud A. L. Hustled as his at
torneYA.
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HAVANA, July liza party Of bandits
under Augero recently robbed every person
from the highest to the lowest, on the
plantation oi Caney, near Juareiraa A
physician was unmoleated, having been
robbed previously Of four hundred
dollars, a store.keeper and buyer coming
up at the time had all their cash and other
yaluables taken from them, while China;
man passing by had his horse taken from
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,,rrs Republicans Of Pennsylvania have
''sI6.d the hopes which they encouraged.
An orderly and fairly conducted eonyen.
in, nuts in the tleld a good ticket, backed
Ey, sOod platform. The populous eoun.
IA n Of Allegheny and TiOsa-Wsst and
S,rb-lAke the prizes after = contest
Ih,. vas open to ali. The Democratic
n,,ty will yet no comfort ou. Of yesterdays
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Al Butalo-New Work, 2; Buffalo, 1.
At Cleveland-Philadelphla, i oleve;
land, s.
AtChieaVo-ProYidence, Iii Chicago, Il,
At st. LohiS-0olumbus, Vi st. Louis, d
Al De;roit-Boston, o. Detroit, 9.
Al tBaltimore-MelroPolitans, s. Balti'
At Pittsburgh-Ashletlcs, l9; Allesho
nv z
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-..,..,,y used to be thought . leading
!nJI~nn ,,,n"ent. Now he must lock Arip.
Va' % J'" n,,Sip Ward, the rejected. and
Wi, w follow that lifelong ,Whs..is-l'
la'sI' ~, bssu pu. at the head Of the Demo
'sa .,'. vi ,j,Srt. The way to reach Demo,
f'ia. honor, in Ohio is to be . "NsU"
f.rn.tAl,
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A., rs,yE ]. PlLLiSo, the gentleman
~ Ia, .,.r,ed an inpromptu snake iac' 2
'a' s ' !. no, a citizen to be eneouraged'
wy y y. az. make liars enough in America
,,,aon, ..,,o citing up hatchery for the exotic
I,a constructor to furnish them with novel
',',.,i,I. y, Mr. Frank J. Pilling Aesds 70
!. Liscip!ined.
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A Plight with Axes.

!sRrial DipaieA 10 & hicltSa'or.
HpSrIEpTpM W. Va, July liza large
sized row occurred In the Love Block last
night. Two females attacked spch other
with axes and other handy iwplemeuts,
and one vaS severely Il not seriously In.
jurcd, The parties were sent to jail to-
day to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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w,r, We return with thanks the Paupera
,,,n Cir.a, Britain sends out 70 Us they
n.'r VI. No, received in spirit Of brothsrly
'as. ns There is no killing Of tie fattsd call
Nv ,y' Yorkshire pudding and none oi "ths
A., A. Oesl Of England" The stsp-moshsr
.,.s,,y ,", vAsu'. contemplating q round Trip
,s.D ,hy went into this uniriendly bust
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Flre at UhrichsyllIe, ohio,

Slteini DtPdieh 10 nc IAiaItgtnee.
SrEusgSYILLE, ONO, July ll.-This
morning at 9 o'clock a FIRE broke out in q
building on Water street, uhrichSyllle, aud
occupied by Henry Becker asa baker and
confectionery, completely destroying the
building. LoEs, one thousand dollars. In
nured In the ColumbianA Mutual. Of DAYTON
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,.r,,5SoESr says that president
) a,n %.. no, be defeated" in the next
Ahaa, tIs [,opyeu,Ion. Well, 1.-THE R'pub'
Sia'n" a,,,y W. wants him, will the Democrat.
l''la p''s pn,n defeating him in the c0nvsn'
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LONDON, June ll.-A number Of unsuc
cessiul Attempts have been made TO rails,
the steamer Daphne. Eighty bodies hav,
thus Tar been recovered. The inquiry In
atituted by the Government 10 ascertain
the cause Of the accident has begun, undel
the direction Of Sir Edward Reed. Tn,
builders Of .ths Daphne testified that Oh,
was launched In the usual manner, and nj
lear had been entcrtainedof Of danger. The,
said the deck GU The s,arboarl aide hat
beep removed 10 admit the boiler plates
plsnking and other material she had stow
ed on the other portion oil The deck. Sh,
sank on her port eide.
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G,,.,oyAc drummed out oi th'
,,:.,,h., y, y. Of D.putics2 There should b
CH'%Ds' ,Si. X and there would be Il N. de
D. Sooa ,,.',S NJ 81" were a Richmond editor. Thsr'
CAsA' lime when this eminent 'Wisb' !.
Ss '','.,r., VA, very handy with "shs code
baeAIs, NA
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BosToS, July ll.-About 200 assisted
emisrAnta arrived this morning on the
Austrian. They consist mainly ol iamiliea
and are better clad and more healthy than
their predecessor Most Of them have
money and arc bound west. Inquiries
among them developed none oi The pauper
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MoYTRE4t July 1l.-LOrd Dunmore has
purchasedIl 500 acres Of land alta cost oi
$4,000, from the National Land Com,
pany. lie intends bringing over EnSlish'
men % AettleEs.
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FROM OVER THE OCEAN
a CANAL Acaoss sulz lsrAMvs
Parallel with Ii. Oh On. to !. csu..,s.s secs.
LErsseh LdsIral's nirA.h.st.d Aeilsa-Rs.
tsrasl Pssp.r Eaisrasts-iar.stIsat
lag Ne p,pA,s DliaI.ar-A,tsa. .,
IosDOx, June ll.-Thls afternoon in

LONDON, June ll.-This afternoon Ii
Parliament the Government announce
the particulars Of the agreement arrived a
with NJ. De Le@eps, representing the Sue
Canal Company, regarding the construc
ton Of q parallel canal. The work Is to b,
completed In 1888. The Government
pledges itself to lend the company eight
million pounds sterling at three and q bal
per cent. interest per annum. This loan d
10 be repaid In fifty yean The tolls are tc
be reduced. The Euglish share In The
management Is to be materially increased
and amuch larger proportion Of English
pilots are 10 be licensed for the sale con.
duct Of vesselA The company agree Ia
pay to the Egyptian Government one per
centum Of the net receipts for the space oi
ninety.nine years.
THE FRENCH AT MADAGASCAR
Mr.. Gladstone announced In the House
ths. he had received 4 telegram from Mad.
agascar stating that the admiral In com.
mand Of the French feet at that point had
proclaimed stats oi siege, and ordered the
British consul to quit The island inside Of
twenty-iour hours. The admiral then pro-
ceeded to place the consul's 3 secretary under
arrest. These high.hRnded measures 90
excited the consul that he was Immediately
stricken down and died. The French ad-
miral has also stopped communication be.
tween vessels in port or arriving, and nj
port ordered the flags oi all foreign consuls
to be pulled down, and placed under arrest
the missionary Shaw, for communicating
with the enemy. Mr.. Gladstone further
stated that bis Government had already
sent q communication " the French Gov.
ernment on the subject Of the facts stated
in the telegram, and that he would submit
to the House any further information re.
garding the Madagascar affair as soon as Il
raa nnaaihle IN do an
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iMrREsIoN MApg on rHr HOUSE,

The statement created apainiul impress
sion in the House. While the proceeding
of the French are calculated to strain the
present relations between England and
France, II is not generally believed 4 seri.
Gus rupture will snGue. No reply to the
demand upon the French Government for
the explanation, made by the British For.
eign Secretary bad been received up to the
hour Of the I'D dj6urnment Of the House. II
is generally expected, when all the facts
are known, the French Government will
express regret Tor the occurrences com.
planned oi, and will, as . mark Of disap-
proyal, recall Admiral Pine.
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:, ~ I'M Indians OEsf % the army
f',' -. ,s Indian agents, and let the army
w., . become ne teachers Of the young red.
oisl'' TS,,s v, the officers are teaching they
,tI'' nI,,iug draw poker. ,.
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6,,5ia Ward smile ueIs October
N9, ,,,,IIr y i, wondering what 4, hit him N.
'h,n norI c'acipna.t Enquirer will Grandly
40 ~. ~ l,om the house Of mourning
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rcTADLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
Ghs gntelhaensr:
=. as nnd " RourieeaIh stFeSs,

,.o,, liouor law brinGs TO the Ohio
IN. ,' ~" . measure +" Of relief which he g can
litP'!s, ,., in dollars and cents, and this
s'i'' :, W, S.irr unfair to anybody.
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rRocEEDIaas ~ DETAIL.


Orunnizatfou OF the conyentiou-Tht
Ticket Nominated.
HARRlspuRo, Pa, July ll.-But few per
sons other than the delegates were in the
Opera House when the State Republican
Convention met. The faces Of the dele
gates were unfamiliar, the majority being
present In State Convention for the tist
time. Most Of the candidates we're in the
hall quietly at work, while the delegates
assembled. Members 1.-THE Legislature oi
both parties were present In force.
The Convention was called to order al
1915 by State Chairman Cooper. The list
OF delegates was read and the names Of q
number OF alternates substituted.
No contested seats. No Committee on
Credentials was appointed, the list as cor
rected being accepted. On motion Of Harry
White, General Lemuel Todd, OF Cumber.
land, was elected Temporary chairman.
The selection Of Todd was received with
applause. He returned bis thanks, and
without further remarks invited the con-
yen,ion 10 proceed to business. Five sec
retaries were elected, when the convention
proceeded to select members OF committees
on Permanent 0rgan'zation and Resolu-
tione. General Reeder moved that all res
olutivns DO referred without debate, which
was adopted. At. one o'clock recess was
taken until three O'Clock, In order 10 give
the committees Time toiprelare their re-
noFtH VI
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nER LAST ARREST.

Through we'll known man about town
in whose ronpsay sAe hsd been seen and
who was Shadoyed by the detectives, she
was TRACED to Paterson after she disappear:
ed from this Oity. The man In question
was seen TO enter certain house In that
city, and the detectives patiently waited
for her appearance on the street. When
she did appear she was captured and con,
sented to accompany the detectives to this
city. On ARRIVING in jersey City, however,
she suddenly turned on hey paptoFs an
said, ~ am Rs near New York as want ID
20. know my rights, and won't leave
this State unless you take me by force.
The detectives under the circumstances
we're obliged 10 take her 10 the Jersey City
Poltce heplqharteTs, where Vhs Will BIZ
kept awaiting q reguisilion from the Cover:
nor Of the State. Mrs. HeymAn Is about
thiyty:oHe years Of age, Of stout blild, five
feet four inches In Height, has bFQYp hair
and dark eyes and weighs 2iS pounds. she
has four moles on her right cheek. She
hiss pleasing expression, 10 voluble and
interesting talkef, but Is not particularly
good lOOhina, &C.
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was offered:
WHEREAS, 1t Is the sense of this conyen
ton that the ireest and fullest expression o
Republican sentiment should be sncoung
ed and sought in primary meetings which
arc the foundation Of the party action ant
the source Of popular rule, and that thil
object may be promoted by holding pri
maries for the election OF delegates to StatI
Conventions throughout the State, as FAR al
practicable, on some convenient day moi
remote from the convention theri6re.
ReSOlped, That the State Committee ht
instructed TO inquire into the expediency
Of forcing uniform day throughout the
State for holding primaries for the election
Of delegates to State Conventions. Adopted
TIE BALLoTiSG.
Col. Frank G. Bunnell, Of Wyoming, G
Il. Smiley, Of Perry, Isaac McHOse, oil
BerkU, John Hill, OF Indiana, s. L. Ely, ol
Bucks, J. A. N. Passmorc, Of Schuylkill,
VIII S. Hulings, Of VenaDRo, ]. A. Eye, oil
Mexican, and VIM. Livesy, OF Allegheny,
were placed In nomination for State
Treasurer.
On the sixth ballot Ltvesy was nomi-
mated.
Niles, vaudepllce, Crimson and Potts
were placed In nomination for Auditor
General. The first ballot resulted as fol-
lows: Miles, o.; Crimson, 20; Vaudersllce,
Os; Potts, 90. Vanderslice and Potts with
drew before the fourth ballot, which resulted,
Niles, l51; Crimson, 50. The nomination
OF Niles was made unanimous, The con-
yention then adjourned.