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WHO WILL BE SPEAKER
The Real Fight Between Randall and
Carlisle.
HOW THE DELEGATIONS STAND-oPINIoNs OF LEADING
DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVES SUMMED Up.

lt Is claimed that the race for Speaker is really
between Randall and Carlisle; that Messrs Cox
ana Springer VIII drop out after few ballots and
that then the real fight will begin. This is the
avoWed position of the two leading candidates
MI Randall directs all his efforts against Carlisle.
regarding the latter as his only bona ide rival,
While all of the Carlisle guns are trained against
Randall The Carlisle workers have been trying to
persuade Cox's friends to abandon him and go over
10 the kentuckian, on the ground that the latter
Is the only man now who can possibly beat Ran
dall In order to get some information as TO how
the various delegations stand. as between Randall
ana carlisle. STAR reporter has made dillgent in
qur! among those members now here. At least
one member OF each democratic delegation was
seen ana asked for his candid Judgment based
upon such information as he had, as to the status
OK MS delegation. The reporter In each case gave
pledge or secrecy as TO the OF the infofma-
!loh Eacl member was assured that no use would
De made OF his name but that only his opinion was
wanted. IhuS relieved of all fear of embarrass-
ment or Criticism. representatives canvaSsed the
lhclnatlonS OF the different members OF their r.
speC,iNe uelegatlolS and gave their reasons for
Ieachlng the conclusions expressed The result OF
the inquiries thus made, tabulated. is as follows:
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CONGRESSIONAL CHARACTERS.
Ihree Members Of the Next House.

THE WAR RECORD OF GEN. FRANK woIFoRp,
KENTUCKY MoCNTArSEER.
published sketch OF Gen. Frank Wolford OF
Kentucky, does him the injustice of representing
him as an ex-confederate, when IN truth he WAS
Union soldier or distinction. He is described by
his colleagues as most remarkable man, and his
history bears out the description He belongs TO
the mountain region OF Kentucky and deserves il is
sadmore credit than any other for holding that
section firm IN its loyalty TO the Union when civil
war came upon Us. A man OF prompt decision. he
eSpouSed the Union cause at once and pleaded with
MS friends and neighborS not TO permit The dis
rupt.0n OF this GLORIOUS Union" When war be-
came inevitable Gen. Woiford organized his follow
ers and took the field. Thousands Of the noun
taineers followed him because OF their respect for
and confidence in him. BY gallant services he rose
10 The position OF blfyader general. and then came
the emancipation. lie refused 10 fight any more.
He said he entered the army TO maintain the
mon and preserve the institutions OF this coun-
Try, not TO free the negro: that II he had supposed
the war was waged In behalf OF the negro he
would have Joined his fortunes with the south To
appe2Se him President Lincoln sent him commits
sion as major general, but WofOrd refused it,
Fii0!hG That he could not Conciliate him, Mr. Lin
coin had NolfOrd brought 10 Washington in irons,
but he was made OF stun too stubborn 10 yield TO
even military rgOr.
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TEzE CoNTrNENYALs, FAIR.
The Festivities At Masonic Temple.
PICTURESQUE DECORATIONS OF THE HAIL-TKE
PARADE TOMORROW.

There was not crowd at the ContInentals' fair
at Masonic Temple last night, but there were
about as many present as could move around CON-
forably. The selling and voting We're brisk and
all the features that render military fair enjoy
able were prominent. The hall is very tastefully
decorated, and the booths are picturesauely ar
ranged and presided over bya band OF pretty young
ladies'. Flags and banners Are dTaped about the
walls and festooned between the windows over
the stage, where displayed some OF the PRINCIPAL
prizes TO be voted for, such the Hallet Davis &
co. piano. sewing machine, stand OF colors,
marble-top table, writing desk, parlor stove,
&c, Is hung in large gilt letters: "l776-wash-
fngton Contlnentals-lSS3," while 1ust Ina 'front.'
OF II, the stage Is row OF large potted plants,
Which add greatly 10 the decorative beauties OF the
hall In the midst OF these plants is placed, under
special guard, glass case containing the silver
nam Phaanx. to be voted 10 the most popuiar mil
ltaiy commander; the Elks' badge which is a god
elks head, wreathed In diamonds and sapphres, TO
OF Elks In the District the handsome gold watch To-
ne voted 10 the most popular gentleman In the city,
lhe government officials gold watch, Ia be pre-
Sented TO the most popular government Official I'm l
MaShlngton; the gold badges for temperance Socie-,
Ties TO be voted for; and the gold watch, diamond
ring, set OF Jewely 6c 10 he presented as prizes TO
the ladies selling the most tickets
Inc lair Is In charge OF the following committees:
Sa, Supervising finance committee-B T: Crawshaw, /
captain G. b. Anderson and Sergt. W. Ellis Clapp !,
committee TO Superfntend counting fhe yoies-
Capt; f. F. vemilflon. In charge; Lieut. E. Brcrer.
tr, Lieut.. Charles III. Cage Lieut. f. w I0nciey''.
". f. kel, Lieut.. E. NJ. be Neale and Sergt. [. c.
Herrlck. "
The members of the company were in attend.
ance In full Uniform and presented remarkably line
appearance.
THE PARADE TOMORROW.
Thc parade which was postponed from Monday. 1
owing TO the rain Will take place tomorrow morn.
Ing at ten O'Clock. The line win form on street.
the right resting on 7th, and they VIII march down
'th 10 PENNSYLVANIA avenue; along Pennsylvania
avenue TO 18th street; along 18th 10 I: down 10
l4th down 18th TO +; down 10 7th: thence TO Mas
SacnusettS avenue; down Massachusetts, avenue
10 so street; thence 10 Pennsylvania avenue: down
fenlsyiSanla avenue TO 9th street; thence up 9th !,
street 10 the Masonic Temple The parade win be
orYned into two divisions The first headed by the
Marine band, VIII consist OF the Light Infantry 1
Iiie mon Veteran Corps Capt Thonason, and the (.
mon Veteran Cadets. The second division VIII te
headed by the Second Artillery band ana consist OF
the National Rifles, the Rifles Cadets, the First
company Union Veterans. the Corcoran Cadets
tIle Goilzaga cadets, drum corps ana the Mash.s
lnetOu COIttneutalS -
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West Washington Affairs.

FASHToNAF!E WEDDING To-MORRow.-Miss
Bland BrOckenborOugh, OF Virginia, a d Mr.. May
hew Platter. a well known and ponuar young bank
olilcer OF this city, viii be united IN marriage at st.
Johns p. E. Church tomorrow afternoon, There
Will be eight bridesmaids, Misses. Annie Snyder,
George Adams, Berde Billings, Misses Steaks and
borough. sister OF the bride. Mr. Arthur I. Brice
Will be the grOOm'S best man.
CATTLE MARKET.-Live stock sales at Droyerss
Rest are reported by Tavenner Bros. as follows.
15e cattle up and sold: Best sold at to5as good
sold sold at ~ to 5; medium sold at 4 o4h; common
sold at ~ to g. 601 sheep md lambs sold as fol-
lows: sheep at 3 to Az lambs at ~ to 6E. IS COWS
and calves sold at SOS to s6O
UNION SERVICES Will be held at the Dunbarton
Rev. I. II. Tagg, of the Congress street NJ. r.
Church, Will preach.
On THE SICK LIsT.-Sergt. Trunnell and Officer
Jones are reported on the sick list Serg Trunnell
being threatened with pneumonia.
NOTES.-The Washington aqueduct bridge Is now
open to travel.
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How the Virginia Legislature Stands.

THR WORK OF THE RETURNING BOARD FINISHED.
The Virginia state board OF canvassers have
finished the canvassuof the election returns and
the result does not alter the claims OF the demo-
Gratis, except that Mcdonald (fahoneite) Is
awarded the certificate In Westmoreland senato-
rial district In the place OF Robert Hall, democrat,
and two members OF the house are lost by the same
party. Isle OF Wight county, which elected DEM
ocrat to the house by one majority, was rejected
and the matter referred to the house, and Hains-
berger, coaitionist was awarded the certificate to
the house from Rockingham county, instead OF
Soule, democrat.
The two houses will stand upon the opening OF
each as follows: Senate-Delnocrats %. Malone.
ties IA, vacant 2; democratic majority TO- House
Democrats 63, cOalitonists &c. vacant l. democratic
majority In the house q; democratic majority on
joint ballot 81.
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The War i'm upper E-ypt.

TIIE REPORTED CAPTURE OF KHaRroUM rNForSprp
LONDON. Nov. 2s.--A Cairo dispatch 10 Reuters
lsiSfaln company, dated today. SAYS The report
OF the capture of khrfoum 10y FL Mahdi'S forces is
unIounded The difficulty in persuading the Turk
iS officers OF the contingent. ordered for service In
tie Sphdah. 70 accompany the expedition. has been
overcome and almost the entire uuuh.r have con
Sehted 10 join the expedition which Is under the
command OF Baker PaSha. Nj the English nom
c0nlSslo oned Officers ia Egypt have volunteered 10
90 TO the front. and much enthusiasm prevails
among the trOOpS
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Fears for the Greedy Expedition.

'I"'N VI y SNNttH NtALth.
LoNDoN, Nov. Ss.-Captatn Adams. who has had
experience as whalcr in the Arctic ocean IN n
lecture delivered AZ Dundee cNprs.,d ms fear thaS
the Greely expedition had lost its bearings ana
said England should DO something toward It's res
cue tain Adams said he was ready TO Join Ia
the search himself.
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The Peace Of EUrOpe.

SPEECH BY THE EMPEROR wurr.M
BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-Emperor William. az recer-
ton given last evening to the president and Vice,
presidents OF the lower house OF the PIgssan diet
expressed In strong terms his confidence that the
peace of Europe would be maintained, and referred
In that connection TO the good rea lions of Gernany
and Russia.
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STARTLING EFFECT OF A MOTION OF THANKs.-|
At meeting OF the city council of Kingston. Ont
yesterday, Alderman Carson having moved and
Alderman White having seconded resolution ten
Qertng the thanks Of the council TO Can't Abhie
Thompson. OF the Salvation Army for her iabors in
Kingston during the past nine months, the alder
men rushed from the chamber In body and failed
to return.
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District Government Affairs.

FENCES AND GATES AT RAILROAD CROSSINGS
The District Commissioners yesterday sent to
George Q; wilkins, superintendent Baltimore and
roIoinac Rallroad company letter calling atten-
ton TO reported statement OF Col Totten counsel
for the company, IN open court, that the company
was not permitted to fence their railroad track in
this city, and until recently could not put gates at
crossings, ana desire the aid OF the court s'If
thlS statement was made" the letter says ssit was
probably IN Ignorance of the law OF the legislative
assembly, D. c., OF June 26, 1S23, that requires YOU
to erect such fences and gates and that for neglect
10 90 SO the railroad company Is liable to be fined
ana that no further permit is needed Unless this
duty Is soon Voluntarily performed 1t will become
te DUTY OF the Commissioners to secure the aid OF
the courts, possibly not in the same sense intended
ey your attorney, but by way of prosecution and
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The following applications for liquor licenses were
approved Yesterday: Alexis Adt, JAS Clotworthy, r
Dunn Julius Etsenbeiss, Jas Q. Holmes, Frederick
Horner, george w; Harris, Martha Koehler, Bridget
Lee, Anna Mccarthy, w. B. Moses, Edward Moses.
Saop.a S9hn James Ryan Anna
Michael j. Fitzgerald, william Lewis GeorSSes
Juenemann The following applications were dfs.
JOnn Kicks. 'A
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TEMPERANCE PEOPLE AFTER POSTMASTER
ScALP-PostmaSter Stevens, Of Denton Md, who
has held Office since the second tel OF Grant has
oust him, but now the local temperance people de-
Clare that he must 60 out Mr. Stevens has drug
store In connection with his Office and 1t is charged
that he sells liquor illegally. fIe admits selling
whisky, but in no case wfthO 1t physicians pre-.
scnption. 1t is understood minister is foremost
in the movement against him, who, it is said, do
clareS II the department at Washington refuses to
turn out Stevens, Indignation meetings will be the
next tactics to be employed. Mr.. stevens is O
prominent leader among the Caroline republicans
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ARBITRATION.

LONDON, Nov. 2S-The Paris correspondent Of the
5tsltS persists in expressing his belief that Tho
uIilicultN between France and China viii lead 10
aTpufaton. which France, after proving that she
mas Ine mllltary power Ia crush China. viii accept
out OF Difference To the desires Of the Elrnpeao
IL. arlI
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THANKsGIvING.-The clerks OF the War and Navy
departments were dismissed at noon to-day, that
they might prepare for Thanksgiving.
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lTelegrams to The Star.
THE SOUDAN CAMPAIGN.
RELATIONS OF FRANCE AND CHINA.
FEARS FOR SAFETY OF GREEIy.
Joseph Jcffer~ou.S UIIue~


PEORIA. Ills, Nov. 2S-IoSeph jefferson l. sttll nj
his room under physicians care. IL Will be i'm
possible for him 10 appear again this week.
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CALAMITY" WELLER.

Another singular character OF the coming Con-
gresS halls from Iowa, and is known in his portion
OF the country as "Calamity' Weller because II has
beeh his custom as public man and frequent can
ddate for Office TO Invariably look on the dark side
OF national questions. He would warn the people
or terl1Dly calamitouS consequences awaiting them
Unless the cause lie advocated triumphed. Weller
early took 10 the rag baby. and as grcenbacker he
aahloniohed the people OF Iowa that the country
was on the Drink OF ruin. The b0ndhoders and
inonorolistS were about 10 swallow up everything
ana In greenbackism alone and its success with
Weller Included, rested national salvation. THIS
sort OF tactics brought Weller more notorlety than
Office until last fall The republican congressional
convention OF the fourth district ronomnated Mr.
lpdegralf, very popular man, who had made a
most acceptable representative. His election was
regarded as a f0regone conclusion. but a few pucky
democrats did hot want to let the thing go by de-
1ault. They wanted To make some show OF light
convention, very SHINY attended, OF democrats
anu gFtenbackeTs assembled with the view OF unit
Ing on some candidate against UpdegraT. The
nomination was offered to first one democrat and
lnen another, but was declined by each and all or
lhein. None OF them cared TO waste time and
money In what was regarded useless fight.
flnally, the honor was conferred upon Weller as a
last resort, and much to the disgust OF the prom-
heit men or the party he won the fight, and is now
full-tledged ConcreSSman
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Washington News and Gossip.

TOMORROW being legal holiday, no paper will be
Issued from this Office.
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IT TIE NIcKERsoN CAsEs.-To- day, in the cases of
others, for divorce and account the APPROPRIATENESS cf
Hon. w. W. Wiltshire, OF Ark, and Mr. J. J. John
son, as counsel for Mrs Nickerson No. /, were
entered - wa"
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New. TINE IN THE DErARTMEsTs.-The various
| executive departments will gradually follow the
example OF the Treasury department In adopting
the new time standard. A Cabinet officer stated
to-day that change OF time meets with the ap-
proval of the President and members of the Cabl-
net. and that the change has been left to the dis
! cretion OF the heads OF the departments.
THANKSGIVING DAY AT THE Posi- OFFICE-PoSt-
master Conger to-day issued an order stating that
there would be change in the Office hours of the
City Post Office on Thanksgiving, so far as the gem
eral business of the office IS concerned. The fol-
lowing delivery by carriers will be made: The first
40 a. M with the usual collections for that hour.
The collections for the afternoon will be the same
as usually made on Sunday. The carriers window
will be open from 6 to Z p. m.
A BOARD OF NAVAL OFFICERS will be appointed to
meet in few days at the Navy department for the
examination of candidates for the position of as
SStant constructors in the navy.
LIEUT.. COMMANDER Edwin Longlecker has been
detached from the Michigan, and ordered to the
Shenandoah as executive officer
THE RESIGNATION of Lieut.. George H. Worcester
has been accepted to take effect December st 1884,
and he has been granted leave OF absence until that
date.
THE naval retiring board which examined Lieut..
F. \. Miller for retirement have declined to recon-
mend his retirement.
TRYING TO EFFECT HIS REMovAL--The Norfolk
papers say that Malone and his friends are trying
TO secure the removal of Naval Constructor Varney
from the Norfolk navy yard. Earney left Norfolk
for Boston yesterday.
AMERICAN PORK IN FRANCE-Secretary Of State
Frenghuysen has received a telegram from the Z.
S. minister in Paris stating that decree has
been signed canccltng the prohibition On the i'm
portation OF American pork into France.
THE VIRGINIA COUPON TREsPAsS CAsEs-In the
Supreme Court this morning. John Amber Smith,
representing the commonwealth Of Virginia. Sc
cured an order giving counsel for the state days
to file their brief in the "Vfrgna coupon trespass
cases. submitted by Mr. n L. Royal and S. B.
Witt, of Richmond, last week. This case involves
the validity OF all the debt settlements made by
the readjuster legislatures Attorney General +.
= Blair VIII appear in person for the state Of Vr
ginla He regards the case as most important one.
Observation-Disclosures Anthony and German were
registered in New York last evening.-Rev DR..
Rankin, who Was quite i'll on Sunday, is again con-
v:.lescent.-Senator voorhees, was registered in
Phiiadephta last night.-AccOrding to the New
York Tiibuhe, the engagement OF Representative
belmont to Miss LangdOn has been terminated by
the young lady.-SenatOr Platt will occupy quar-
ters this winter at 1926 Massachusetts avenue He
VIII be accompanied by his wife and her MOTHER
Dom Piatt Is visiting In New York,
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s149, ,9sl77 customs, s115,a1456.
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ME. JkFFERsoN's Loss OF VoIcE.-Joe Jefferson
who was TO play at Peoria, H., last night, was pre-
vented by tho fact that at four O'Clock yesterday
morning he was stricken with sudden and COM
plete loss Ok voice, supposed to be caused by play
Ing at Rockford Mon1ay night when suffering FROM
a severe cold. Ills physician says he may possibly
be able to talk again within a week or ten days
possibly not before the expiration OF MONTH
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BOARD OF NAVAL OFFICERS will be appointed to
meet in a few days at the Navy department for the
examination of candidates for the position Of as
SiStant constructors in the navy.
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TRYING TO EFFECT HIS REMoyAI--The Norfolk
papers say that Malone and his friends are trying
to secure the removal of Naval Constructor Varney
from the Norfolk navy yard. Earney left Norfolk
for Boston Yesterday
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LIEUT.. COMMANDER Edwin LongHecker has been
detached from the Michigan, and ordered to the
Shenandoah as executive officer.
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General Foreign News.

POLITICAL TROTBIEs IN SPAIN.
LoSp0S. Nov. 2S.-Tle Madrid COrreSOOnlcnt of
the Times SAYS that although the visit uf the
crown prince. Frederick William. has brought about
truce between the rival dynasic ana liberal fac
lions the political crisis during the past few days
mas reached an acute stage. II l. possible, The SaIu8
correspondent says, that the moment Prince Fred
eiltA Nll!ian leaves Madrid for Berlin the Spanish
catll't VIII ial TO pieces owing TO differences In
regard TO me terms OF tie speech trum the throne
ARRESTS OF FENIANS IRELAND
DCRIIN. Nov. 2S--lhc F,t e.tdHS journal IS fn-
formed that within fortnlCst over thirty persons
nave been arrested charged with conspiracy 10 de-
slfoS The residence Of a County Mayo landlord by
exposures ana with belonging 10 the Fcniaa Broth
tthood- AFTER secret examination 10y the police
subsequently the majority OF the accused We're 10.
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HOW YOUNG WISCONSIN DEMOCRAT WON TUE FIGHT


IN Il NEf pIIN An DIoIhIII.
In the third district OF Wisconsin a surprise SINH
lar TO that experienced in the success OF Weller fol
lowed the election. The republicans were divided
into Two factions, and each nominated candidate
The district was Overwhelmingly republican, but
the situation afforded bare hope OF democratic
success. The democratic convention nominated a
Leading and Influential member OF the party. who
declined: Another and another prominent demo-
crat declined, all Of them for the same reason that
they could not afford to make a fruitless canvass
AT last young man Of excellent character and
good standing, but unknown outside OF his own
Gus canvass and showed the old politicians what
young young blood can DOLBY beating his republican oppo-
than that cast for the two men Who ran against
him. No
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THE naval retiring board which examined Lieut..
F. \. Miller for retirement have declined to recon-
mend his Retirement
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THE RESIGNATION of Lieut.. George H. Worcester
has been accepted to take effect December 1st 1884,
and he has been granted leave OF absence until that
date,
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THE AMrRrc,N R1sunrS N rn,,r

RcHE. Nov. 2S.-Tle American hiShopS whoca
laOOro at The vatican are drawing To close are
preparing an address TO the pope. thanking Ills
noAnt'SS Tor SImm0ning them 10 Rome 10 settle the
grave questions which have been submitted for
Their consideration. The address viii further eS-
press The interchangeable devotion and attaCh Chnent
OF the bishops TO the holy see.
AITEMPT TO WRECK 4 TRAIN on WHICH Mr.. GLAD
STONE WAS ENPECTED TO re.
LONDON, NOv. 2s.-EighT blocks tf stone were
placed upon tho Railway track hear WoiVerhamp-
Ton on Monday. II Is surmlsod that they were
placed there for the purpose OF king the train
Ia MnlNA Mr Glalstlln Va, tNnn.-rnl IraAnl
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AMERICAN PORK IN FRANCE.-Secretary of State
Frelinghuysen has received a telegram from the Z.
S. minister in Paris stating that q decree has
been signed cancclltng the prohibition On the i'm
port1tiOn OF American pork into france.
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Death OF VETERAN OF 16l2.-John 6 Anderson.
an Old resident OF the District, died early this morn-
Ing at his sons home In Anacostia .rhe funeral
which viii take place Friday morning. Will he at
tended by the Oldest Inhabitants and by the few
surviving veterans OF the war OF 1912, I'm which the
deceased was a soldier. Mr.. Anderson was IN his
6Sth year.
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Inese figures represent the clearest Judgment Of
members how1n the city, In every case Mr.. Ran
Gali Is given the minimum OF the claims for him.
IN missouri, for instance, Randalls friends claim
OF OF votes but his opponents concede only 3 or 4.
Randall men claim votes, but his opponents say
ne VIII get but 3, which is the number allotted to
nun nun IN THIS calculation. Hence 1t viii be seen
the table There will be about 100 members In
caucus, as the several candidates will not enter
nate. ~ ~ w N