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| Trains Nos, g. L. and 70 on Main Line and
Mahonng Division run daily, and between
Cleveland and Pittsburg daily. Other trains
daily except Sunday.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Coaches run as fol
/ lows:
On Nos / anc 2. between Chicago and Hor
nellsville. via Marion and Chicago 4 Atlantic
Railway. Parlor Cars between Cincinnati and
Gallon. and between Horneusvills and New
York.
On Nos. 8 and IL between Cincinnati and New
York hetween Chicago New York, Albany
and Boston. via Marion and Chi ago Il Allan
tic Ry (no sleeper between Albany and Boston
on sunday and Pullman sleeping and Hotel
Coach between Chicago and New York. via
Mansfield and p. F. w. 4 &. ny. (E. &c. Line
on Nos and g. New Fast Trainsl hetweel.
Cleveland and New York. and Pullman Draw
ing Room Buffet Sleeping and Hotel COaeiie
between st. Louis and New York in connection
with D. 4 NJ. ny
| CONN ECTIDN9:- AT Cincinnati with roads
diverging; at Marion with Chicago & Atlantic
Ry. /; at Mansf field with the + F. W. X G ke.:
at Leavittsbnrg, with Mahoning Division oil
N. Y Z. u q. X for Cleveland, IOungStuwi Ii
| and Pittsburg and local points: at Cleavelauc
W ith roads diverging; at ShenaDgo with , y
A. K X {; at Meadville with Franklin Br.nCi,
at CORY. with x. y. Y 81 p. X r., and Pennn
Co ut jamestown with Il 4 S. W, for RuEaL
and Niagara Falls; ut Salamanca with n
l. e 4 W. u. X. ard X, Il r. K
"stop-over'' allowed u pon local tickets
"A. f., CLARK,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
CLEvELAHD.O.
j. M FERRIS,
| General superintendent.
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Five hundred million dollars worth
of property is included in New York's
dry-gOods district.
large flint arrow head was found
imbcdded firmly in the back OF whale
captured oil San Diego the other day.
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George ID. Robinson. Governor of Mas
sachusetts, recommends that weekly
payments of employees be made obliga-
tory,
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Positively Cures Night Losse, SpernlatoffhC hCea
Impotency Nervous debility. and for all weak
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moves mental gloom and despon-fncv. %nh g.
stores won erful power to the weakened or
gans ASF@ With each order for TWELVE
packages, accompanied with i've dollars. we
will send our GUARANTEu to refund the money
if the treatment does not effect cure 1t the
Cheapest and Best Medicine in the market
Full particulars in Pamphlet. which we send
free to any address Sold by All Druggists
mail on receipt of price, by addressing the
MAGNETIC MEDICINE co DETROIT
MICHIGAN.
Guarantees issued in Ravenna by II. WATTKf
MAN 7321Y
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X, MARCH 20, 18e


lisnlmy could manage. But mere -,
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! to you as q physician Three pitte
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Tickets and Baggage Checks, and further in
formation regarding the running of trains,
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REAL BS1llFE AGENCY.


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ReSF Trains are run on Central or Goth Merid
ian Time. which is 2S minutes slower than
Columbus time. the standard formerly used by
this road.
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Horse Sh0eing and
Blacks1nithing.

John r. SPERRA
u Has removed his Horse
Shoeing and Blacksmith business to his lot on
the corner of Cedar aud Prospect Streets. in this
village. where he Is pfepared 70 do all kinds OF
general RlScksmnhing work at lower prices
than hsgstetere, sssW
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Kammany VIII appeal to tha Conves
,g tlOn 10 hmaAh the Untt Ru,e.

Kammany Will appeal to tha Conves.
tion 10 hmash the Unit Ru,e.
CHICAGO, July 7.-Iu an in;erview with
a Tines reporter Immediately after the i'd
journment Of the caucus Of the New York
delegation this afternoon John Kelly said:
III the delegation dooo not reconsider Its
action and still insists upon presenting
Olevelands name Tammauy will appeal to
the convention. We shall state our case
there clearly and plainly and attempt te
hsve the unit rule broken. II the conyen.
tion refuses to do it the reaponsibili y rests
with It. We will have dona our duty,"
"Whom else can New York present ?n
asked the reporter.
"Slocum," replied Kelly,
Would be make strong candidate?'
u don't know. I am not clear on that
point. He 10 popular in the State and has
made strong runs, but whether he would
be good man for President, l can't say,
The TACT ia, VIC want Candidate who has
been = enough identified with the Ma
tlonal Government, and who has had
experience enough to be called states
man. Cleveland mados good Mayor, and
good Sheriff; but as Governor he has been
s.failure. Slocum has made a good Con.
gresham, but how he would do as Pfesi-
dent is prohlematical. We want man Of
wide experience and broad views" q
"Arethere any here who would fill these
requirements p" - =
"Yes; two-Bayard aud Mcdonald" ~ d"
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Z THE NATIONAL COnMITTEE.i
Tho Result Of LIS Deliberations Yester
S5l6,5.1 day-Temp0rnry Omcerv. 5.-..a,,

Tho Result of lis Deliberations Yester.
Fl.Sl day-Tcmporary officers. An.
CHICAGO, ILL, July THE Democratic
National Committee began It's seesion at
noon to-day, Chairman Barnum, Pre-.
siding. Mr.. Barnes, ofGeorgis, nominated
Augustus 0. Bacon, Of Georgia, for tempo
rary chairman OF the Convention. Nj.
stockdale, Of Texas, nominated Governor
Robert B. Hubbard, Of Texss. Mr.. Martin,
Of Mississipri, nominated Charles E.
Hooker, Of Missiesippi. The Committee
proceeded to ballot with the following re.
aul,: Whole number of votes cast 81.
Hubbard received %, Bacon 8, Hooker 6.
On motion Of Mr.. Prince the nomination
Of Hubbard WAS made unanimous, On
motion Of Mr.. Hewitt Mr.. Prince wes elect
ed temporary secretary Of the Convention.
The following were elected assistant eec-
retariee: E, L. Merritt, Illinois; Gen. W.
Guthrie, Pennsylvania; G. L. johnson,
Iowa; Robert NJ. Bashiord, Wisconsin; !;
Charles N. Vallandingham, Missouri, Hen.
ryiJ. Lynn, Tennessee; Michael J. Barrett,
New Jersey. 1m'' RN-g; 5iia,esss9I,'
The committee decided to recommend
to the Convention that the rules Of the last
Democratic Convention govern this body
until otherwise ordered. The following
modification was made: "That in voting
for candidates for President and Vice.
President no State shall be allowed to
change ita vote until the rull Of States has
been called and every State has cast i.s
vote" As result Of a long discussion the
committee decided that undetached cou.
pons will not be accepted for admission 10
the Convention hail. The Committee ad.
journed till 10 o'clock tomorrow with no
anticipation, Of having any businessj on
hand. * 3 H. ~ ~ r. "
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THE UNlrKULE /
Mast 20 In New YorI-CIevelnnd Carries
a,.7 ll,y,StfaG tho Delegation. is " w

Mast 20 In Kew ,Yorif-- cleveland Carries
81 tho Delegation. Sliag w
( CnlcAoo, July THE New York dele.
CATION met at lro'clock and continued in
session four hours. Great interest centered
in this meeting as having very i'm mportant
bearing on the fiual action OF the Conycn.
ton, and The hallway in front Of the room
in which The session was held was fllsdi
with throng OF people anxious to eecure
early tidinga OF the result It was under
stood that at meeting last night Tam
many decided TO insist on two.thirds ma.
jority for the enforcement Of the INIT rule,
and the question was whether that number
could bo mustered. There was a long dis
cusaion, tbs tenor oi which has not yet
been learned. Rumors OF the result Of ihe
balloting crept out from time to tins but
could not be verified. :!2 y,
The following is given as the ballots
taken Tor Presidential preiprepces. Firat
informal ballot, Cleveland 40; Flower %;
ThuIman1; Bayard ]; Tilden i. 4s5
Second or formal ballot, after changes
Cleveland AZ; General Slocum l5; Bsyaid
0; Flower l. It Is understood the Flower
men complimented Slocum and Bsyard
with the view thereby Of winning the
votes Of Kings county in the convention.
The vote on the enforcement Of the unit
rule stood 64 to s. q! 4 = al &
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}|ENCH AND PRESS,
n.. Supreme Court Of West 'ir'
'N' siain, aroused to WRATH
c,,,, # ,he "lutslligencer' and
i'''' the Republican Party
|, Decision which ,I' slap' ',.lsn the Leg
~ stature in the Face,
,,.niss to Every Citizen Right Of
D' Trial by Jury
Ind Encourages the Lowest Courts
NN' to llara,s the Press,
q. ,,pnrlre individuals of Their
" Liberty and Property |
,noealsd 10 tho High Court Of
Public Opinion
O, Deprive Individuals Of Their
:" Liberty and Property.
,n,e,lsd 10 tho High Court Of
Public Opinion

r., 4, cun,ene Conyt OF Appeals Of Weet
y,,ipis ,Js yesterday rendered lis Judgment
!, ,As he matte. Of tho ls7sLl'oGscEH con-
!. ,.np, cave. Jchu Ffew, as publisher, was
sas, s,is,si to pay a fine olss5' and O. B Hart,
II sdi.orin.chief, $500, it being declared
b, President Judge johnson, speaking Tor
,hs CO ut, ,ha;.hespsSer OF the respondent
Il. u.,, hsl sestavu,ed the contempt. Judge
l;,esu dls,ented with regard to the punish
nsu,, holding shst the respondent Hart
o,,.ht TO be imprisoned, and raising the
QUESTION whether 1eapondent's attorneys
ware no. culpab!e for submitting such an
,r,rs,, Tie opinion Of the court is volu.
mino,s HiIss production, The fines were paid
''i'e is. ,1,se has excited general interest
,b,onvnou, tho State, and hes been
;,salr @ discussed by the newspapers OF the
sann'ry. "rs The comments in this city on
tbs sc,iou Of the Court, in overthrowiug
an an sct M Of the Legislature, declaring that
tbe M L. legislature mad not intended to and
sauld sau moi, limit the power Of the Supreme
CAN'T TO punish for constructive as we'll es
,r,nL contemptq, is the subject Of much
a'lvsrse criticism. The action oil the ourt
in ,he lses Of the statute Is regarded as q
ys,y w v bold proceeding which may have
some in,era,. for the next Legislature.
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THE NEW YO.K CAUCUS
Greatly Encourages tito Managers 4
G0yerM0r NiaYelAnSt,a Hnnm.

Greatly Encourages lne Managers OF
Governor oievefanei's BOOM.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE exciting event OF
the day was the struggle IL the New York
delegation, and the heavy vote pslled in
favor Of the unit rule, it was argued, would
force the Tammauy opposition into a close
corner. But Notwithstanding what appear
ed to be famous victory of tie C!eveiai i
followers very few lea le,s were willin, o
concede the untrsmmelled success OF Cleye.
land In tho balloting, owing 10 the fierce
nature OF the struggle and failure Of Dor.
tion of the delegation to come out openly
ior msjori'y candidate. II has been &c.
knowledgod had the CAUCUS ended with q
certainty that New York would cast ter
lul! vote for Clevel nd sufficient Western
and Southern strength would Ne at hand to
make his nomination sire The fact OF a 8
lack Of uaanimlty In the deleg ,tion is now
being used by The friends OF o.htr! candi-
dates In pressing their claims Tor yeco2ni. /,
tion. Cleveland's managers ara in hiyh
feather, however, and CLAIM rs result Of =
the days work the fight hs7 already been
won and that i. only requires the sitting OF
the Convention 10 saal the victory. -,
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now believed that a fight will be made In
the Convention which will be led by Tam.
many, and It Is conceded that II It wlus 4.
w'll seriously complicste tho situation and
leave tho Cleveland opposition in New
York free to act. - ~ - '.I''''
While Flower'a campaign appears 10
have ended as result Of the caucus this
afternoon, his supporters contend that thew
are not opposing Cleveland, and that II the
unit rule Is defeated ihcse who went over
70 slocum will return TO Flower and maize
It q rallying point for bis supporters.
A caucus was held to day in John Kel.
lys room with the purpose Of organizing
campaign against the unit rule. Mr. Kei.
" contends that the National Convention
oi 1868 ordered that the unit rule could be
dispensed with any time at the option Of
any subsequent convention. As q reeult
oi tne caucus 1t Ia declared that Mslsa.
chusetts, Iowa, Kansas, Delaware and
other States have decided 10 support ,he
proposition on the floor OF the convention.
The Massachusetts, delegation held a
meeting this afternoon which was address.
ID by General Butler In which he said: "
Till support the nominee OF this cenyen.
ion no matter who ha NAV he." -.
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GOvERsOn-JACKsoN
Stirn Up tho An i,nals. ny; an Attack on
John IL ely. S-{ . s;5 5';5.

Stira Up tho >An i,nals. ny. an Attack on
ttP7.Stsiy John; Kelly. TX % '55' r..
Special Dt1,aleh to lhe ntelliotner. & y
T CHICAGO; July 7.Governor 4; J ackson.
made a somewhat remarkable apeechinI
the rooms q; the WesstYirginia delegation
this evening. K He recommended the eISss ~ 3
pulsion; ;oi John. Kelly Tammany Hall aud
all factions 5tinimical s4toS D smoeratio Ii:
tegrity. aSi + 50 iRs .33i 3 81 tly9
\ I a" Better LET lthe Democratic party 60 q
hell than &c, into any compromise that will
involve q sacrifice Of its Sold time prlnci-
Piles and traditions" were his words.
K The speech created quite sensatlon.
: Col. White spoke this evening to the
Randall Club, which serenaded the West
Virginia delegation. q j,dg y.
a West Virginia is very likely to 20 over
to Cleveland as a body af:er the first or
second ballot. sjl Y; 4; q
George Tingle is here from Montana
stirring up things pretty lively for the most
available candidate, i, 81 F,.l3
8 II Thurma11 3 name does not 20 before the
convention he will be permanent Chair.
man. q II. Is generally conceded that ii
nothing aupervends CteYeland ) and Nc.
Donald will be the ticket ZEN !;.HS
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IN TIE NEGATIVE. n
Tildon Explicitly States That Ho viii
4 stis3 3''di not Accent, an

80. F'f'.
Tiidon Explicitly States That He Will
lgtils6'd not Accept. 5I
EHw YoRK, July 7.-The following is an
authentic copy Of a communication to Mr..
Barnun', Chairman Of The National Com.
mittee, from Mr.. Tilden : - ~.
GREnsroSE, July 0. 1881; =
To Hon. YIN. 4. Banum, Chicago, Id
! have received your telegram informing
me of . disposition to nominate mo for
the Presidency, and asking, s".Wiil you
accept an unanimous y nomination
iron, the convention 2' and also
telegram from Mr.. Manning
saying 1T seems absolutely necessary that
you ~ should answer Barnum's telegram
as soon as possible" Your inquiry was
explicitly answered in the negative by my
letter Of June 10th. IS. ]. TrLpsS.
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d - j
y Mr. Hutchinson then read the answer
Of Mr. 1Frew, as follows: igll5
In the Supreme Court Of Appeals Of Wes.
VirRinia-In ths matter Of d. .ruls apaipst
John Ffew, a.. ". Campbell and: q. B.
Halt: h III *. ;S, q 81. 55.S5jIt!y35 -
$ And now comes the said John Frev and
tdr answer to the said rule, to show cause
why he should not be attached for a con.
tempt Of this court, respectfully saws :5PI.
First-That the said proceeding Is irrepu.
lar and eaid rule WAS improyidently award.
ed, because said rule was not entered upon
complaint or other information ann.
ported by affidavit, setting forth The mat.
ters complained Of, but appears TO have
been entered by the court Of its own mo.
ton, for matters not occurring in the
presence OF the. court, and Of which tha
court had no Judicial knowledge. Rs:
spondent in support hereof relies upon
and reiers to the statement OF Il. N, Ras.
sci, Esq, this day presented 10 the court
Second-That the said proceeding ia II.
regular and the said 4 rule was i,n provi.
IDENTIFY awarded, because It Is not eet forth
either in the said rule or in the commnn;.
cation upon which II purports to be- based
at least In part, that the respondent was al
the time Of The publication Of ths editorial
article complained oLona Of the editors, pro.
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""" comments ~ lh0 Intclllgcncer-
,, unchniicnxtd for Year.
nRGlA1 DGnp JWk!iyfuftr 1,,..t qi ,ee, .-7'IH y.

r,, ti.a's. SO.
nun comments b, lhe Intclllgcnccr-
~. Unchnllcnxtd for car.
"*e''' D'py l"'''Aymetr, Aasa.. 81, 1883.
HOW THEY DID 1T. ~ ~.
The startling tcriesy Of desperate efforts
70 increase taxation without letting ii 8
people lnto the sec,et,not very ,cunningly
ce'ted BY tho high priests Of The Demo.
cratic party in Wes. Virginia, keeps the
press Of that party busy denying and ex.
ps'nlng Here is remarkable explana-
uen from the Greenbrier Iadepsnden,,
Saoes ', territory was recently invaded by
'Aa Board o. Public Works:
The Republican preea has criticized nost u,,It
severely and unjustly the conduct Of the
;Soseinof ;,of and Auditor in giving certain
distractions to the Assessors AZ to their
Sss.es, ssns m and has charged that these officials
t.. 1sse acted arbitrarily and without con.
,e"sag na., With leading members OF their o yn
NV. ;~v. we happen to be in a condition ia
eSes ss',' Jew iacta in thia connection moi
ttsss'o'Sfe ts' ~ q published, and which, in ius
Ny ~ 'nese officials, should be known. ]3
OSa S'ef : me decision Of the Chesa apeake 4
XIX a .@llwsy va. The Auditor, &c, IN
h., b.a III Ine Court Of Appeals held distinctly
b,,t ~ property not exempt from taxation
~. se constitution, should be taxed, and
,.rsa. s,a n was apparent that unless tht
tsstsue tssJ' 10 " wss increased there would not bt
,naas saas sufficient in the Treasury to meet thi
fppp'oPlla'ions fap which the Legislature had
taaa,. su sl'esdy made, the Governor callet
s,s,l sv'ae' IN conference the leading Demo
iSf ina ,St melaeers ~ Of the Legislature, includ
Nerm..e mest.aa,fman OF both the Senate An,
innses ise FINANCE Committees. s He mad
'Ha sa ,S 70 them the importance Of increas
1sne revenue, called their attention i
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\ Much u, to the Disgust Of Sachem
Fl Kelly OF Tammany
Who IVl, Threatens to Kick Out of the
( Traces Of Restraint 5s,5
II tho Convention Does Not Quash
I p the Proceedings. I'll n
Cleveland and Mcdonald Predicted
as q Ticket.
Morrow, Sighs and War Paint in
the West Virginia Delegation.
speetat Npateh 70 ls fntel!tge.,o5.

Special Dipdteh 70 Hs Intetfgenoer. II as, ti
CHICAGO, LIS July To-day has seen
merely a repetition Of the scenes Of con.
fusion and distraction Of yesterday. Kelly's
arrival, 1T was hoped, would tend to settle
the matters Of nomination, but the Tam.
many chiefs repugnanoe to Cleveland Is
irrepreesble, and neither csjoling, nor
promiats Of the most unbounded license in
the distribution oispoils, can overcome him,
II will not LIT q. hand to elect him. eaid
be last night in the presence Of scores, and
this y morning he reiterated bis statement
/ Kings counts's adhesion has been given
70 Cleveland which makes imperatively
operative the, unit rule agreed on at Sara.
toga. !, r, 4, ,sl.sstIs
!. Manning hes been at work since day.
light cryBtsllzlug the Cleveland following
OF the various States, and tonight 1t Is
asserted Cleveland and Nc
= Donald will be the ticket. Flower, Field,
Slocum and the large stud Of dark horses
have been turned loose to browse for
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Johnny McLenu W.ns.

CHICAGO July 7.-The Ohio delegation
met at 8 p. m. John R. Mclean was
unanimously elected chairman, A. s.
Shields member Of the Committee on
Credentials, Durbin Ward member Of the
Committee on Permanent Organization,
and NJ. D. Shaw member Of tho Commls.
tee on Rules and Order Of Businese. A
fight then occurred on admitting j. o.
Converse on the proxy Of l. G 2 Bernard.
Converse was admitted by 20 to 10, a VIC
tory for the MCLEAN men. All. Warner
and J.. 0. Converse were nominated for
COMMITTEE on Resolutions. Converse won
by 26 to Is. This shows the real strength
OF the two factions. WV. Armstrong
was elected by acclsma.ioA q member Of
the National Committee. Jacob Mueller
was elected Vice President by acclama,ion.
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THE wksrVIRuINIAHs.
Tho Organization OF Ihe State Delero.
. 4gf tion-Bnhsr's Triumph. Is, * *

The OrsanIxn,ion OF Inc state Delera.
4ga tion-Bnksr's Triumph. 4 s4el. s., 81 4
Special Hpatch 70 ne Inteuigncer. = q.
CHICAGO, July 7.-The West Virginia
delegation met this morning and made the
following appointments: Chairman, D. H.
Leonard; Permanent Orsanizatio Geo,
W. Thompson; Resolutions and Platform,
Henry G. Davis; Credentials, Wesley Mol.
.lohan, sVice-P President, Frank Hereford.
Lewis Baker was unanimously elected to
succeed Alex Campbell es a member Of the
National Committee. Col. Campbell ar.
rived here this morning and is much pros.
trated by reaBon Of malarial fever, He ia
very indignant because Nj. Blker was
elected and sunhesitatingly says it means
apoils. He, says Baker has irj jlred him in
several ways, and be does not propose to
allow the matter to drop. He SAYS with
the dissfection existing among the Damo-
c,ats Blaine will carry West Virginia.
..tls515 ALL spL1T Up. @ ~
The West Virginia delegation took q bal.
lot this morning., as iollowe: Cleveland 4,
Bayard 8, Randall 8, Thurman 2. Baker
WAS yesterday . strong Randall man but
to-day is as strong for Cleveland. The
New York county, the Irving hall and the
Tammany Democracy this afternoon were
closeted for several, 'houre with the West
Virginia delegates for. and against Csve-
land. Tomorrow morning the California
Democrats will confer with them in rela.
ton 10 Justice Field, t'9,,glg7s Tl5 2
Over forty West Virginians came in this
morning. There is great scramble for
tickets among them, and some bad blood
ia the result Of disappointment. Il J. P. st.
Myers ;isl sergeant.at.Arms, Of the West
Virginia delegation. :;sa2i1i1is s..s ~
f:g9 rlEclXo OUT. ~ ~
The following alternates we're selected by
the delegates today in. order to piece out
the supply Of tickets: I Delegates at-larg,e,,
Lewis Baker, Joseph Yanmeter, B. F. Har.
low and D. H; Isonard: n TAlternates, John
Birch, E.lJ. Davis, Randolph stalnaker,
Joseph B. Neal First Congressional Dis.
trict Delegates, WIS. Lively, Ed. McDon.
nell; alternates, a. oodward. J. Crawford.
Second Congressional disirict-D eleRates,
Hon. II. G: Davis, Charles E: Weile; alter
natee, WIG. Brown, Jr, J. E y Watson.
Third Congressional district Delegates,
". Mollohan, Frank Hereford; alternates,
q. 8. Walker, E. Q. Hogg. Fourth district
Delegates g.. W. Thompson, Charles T.
Beal; alternates, E. 7. Carpenter, Lewis
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