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Ho, FOR cHARLEsToM
Dslssatss Selected 10 Grant, Tyler,
and Barbour.
GRANT DEMOCRATS GETTING READY
For the Coming Campaign The Old Ticket
Endorsed in That Couniy-The
Other Delegates Sent With
out instructions.
Special - IA Recisf9.

PErxRsBURs, w. Va, April 9-Punuans
to call the Democrats OF Grant county met
in convention at the Court House In
Petersburg, on Saturday, April 5, for the
purpose Of selecting delegates To represent
their county In the Stats Convention to b
held at Charleston, April 10, 1884. The
meeting was called to order By George 8.
Harness, Esq., chairman Of the County
Executive Committee, and on motion g. y.
MeNemar was chosen chairman and W. G.
Long secretary OF the convention.
On motion OF W. +. Dyer, the chair ap-
pointed . committee composed Of the fol.
lowing gentlemen, to select four delegates
and two slternatss to represent the county
in the State Conventions: Major A. g. Nor
mont Messrs. J. V. Williams snd William
p. Hill, who, after retiring q short time,
appointed the following gentlemen. which
report was accepted, viz: DR.. II. & Hedges,
W. +. Dyer, n. N. Rady and Charles Vii.
liams, delegates, and II. q. Davis and p. c.
Gallagher, slternates.
Mr.. Dyer offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That any delegate or dslegatss
appointed by this convention who may
be unable, for any cause, 10 attsnd the
Charleston convention ID be held on the
10th OF April, 1884, shall hsve the right TO
suthorlze one OF the delegates or alternate
delegates to cast bis or their vote or votes
for him or them the same Is II such dele
gate or delegates were present Ia person Of
said Charleston convention, and the dele.
gates present, II any shall attend, shall
have the night to cast only his or their pro.
portion OF the vote OF the county, pro-
vided the absent delegate or delegates shall
have authorized either one OF the delegatss
or alternate delegates to cast his vote Tor
him.
On motion of Msjor Normont the Chair
n an OF the County Executive Committs
vas requested 10 appoint committee ofsix
TO distribute campaign documents In the
county.
A. B. Pueh offered the following Fesslu-
ton which was adopted:
Resolved, That Il is the sense OF this
convsnti on that 6. }. Tildsn and Thos. A.
Hendricks should be nominated 81 the
Cbicsgo convention a. the candidates o.
the Democratic party for President and
Vice President OF the United States.
On motion II was requested that these
proceedings be published Ia the South
Branch Gazette aud Wheeling REsIsrHR.
On motion the convention then adjourned
w. q. LoSa, SAx'L B. McNkxAR,
Secretary, Chairman.
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BENWOOD.
Speci1I 20 ths Rscistr.

A New city Marshall Appstufea -rhs
Riood Relief Committes stiii nj
~orJI,
Special 10 The Register.
BEs WOOD, April 9.-Col. H W. Fisher
ente, tanned the eI-city officials In most
SUM ptuous and hospitable manner Tuesday
eve ming. the dinner party being one OF the
m Dat perfectly appointed ever given In
enwood.
The present Council appointed Mr.. John
HeaIy, Sr., as Marshal for the city OF Ben.
wOon Ior the ensuing term.
Mr.. krsnk w. Brown, OF Moundsville,
| wss the guest u Colonel jacob Altmyef
| Tu,sdsy.
] Mics sipcl-rs, sn accomplished lady Of
| Wood,f.!d. Ono, 10 visiting Mn. DR.. Ford
DR.. W. Morgan, of Sbsrfard, Is visiting
at the Ts,iGsrce Of A. l.. Pellay, P. n
| Mrs Yspcy an sged lady OF Union Sub-
| District 2. who had been LII for some time,
was Inferred yesterday.
| Sheriff Hicks wss 10 town to day, accom-
panied by Mr.. W. Manning, all Of the
county seat.
Colonel J. Altmyer, President Of the Rs-
lief Committee, assisted BY several gentle
men, are distributing funds TO the worthy
who suffered by the food.
Mr.. James Hillery received the appoint
| rnert Of Street Commissioner, yics NJ. IL.
| Farmer.
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CINCINNATI RIOT INVESTIGATION
A Grand ysry efGesa Mea selected q
the RuFD0ae.

A Grand Jsry ofGosa Mea selected for
the Purpose.
CINCINNATI, April "A special Grand
Jury waS empannelled this morning with
les trouble and In less time than IL usually
required. The list of names Of the men
summoned was composed entirely OF lead
Ing business men Of the city. Nearly all
responded and very few asked to bs az
cused. Three said they had military certi-
fcates in their pockets which entitled
them to exemption but would not present
them. The jury as made up contains the
names of c. W. West George w. McCal-
pin. Thomas G. Smith, Joe Slater, Herman
Cooper, A. s. Rutterfeld and other
equally we'll known business men. In
structions will De given to this Jury next
Monday. In the meantime the judges will
be in consultation on the subject. Il Is
understood this Jury will be charged with
the most important duty OF investigating
the facts concerning the late riot aud the
burning Of the court house. including the
charges Of bribery against the jury that
convicted Berner.
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.,v !ou reed a remedy that will cure
p,io. ING Of humor from q pimpls or
q go a. 70 the worst scrofula and syphi-
IN 49, ,,rSSSf1srs, use DR.. Guysott's yellow
\ rr.. -u Sarssparilla. Three to FIVE bot
nv y, sAin diseases, salt rheum OF letter.
'Dip!. Ien bottles cure running ulcers,
Il re e tln,d, tsnd all syphilitic disorders. One
O.oules cures sores, boils, ,csrbunclss,
f.r. 40 70 Two bottles cures Pinples on
4 NJ, S'otches, etc. IL is the Only per.
o,ood purifier that can be made from
ug,i,, tl knowledge OF drugs. Ask your
S1-A' lor ~. Take no substitute.
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LONG DRAWN OUT.
The State Convention Of Missouri Re
publicaus at Sedalia.


SIDALIA, Mo-, April 9.-The Republican
Stste Convention met At 10 o'clock this
NJ rning and wGs called to order by r. T,
Vsnham, chairman Of the State Committee,
who introduced Hon. Chester A. Krum, OF
st. Louis as Temporary chairman, who de
liyered an address and thanked the conven-
ton for the honor CJpf-r ed and congratu.
lated the Republican porty on its principle
and past success aud future prospects. A
committee of OLE from each Congressional
district on credentials, permanent organt
zstion and resolutions were appointed.
TIE Hon. John B. Henderson delivered an
address urging harmony and no iustruc
tiops to the delegates to Chicago. The
convention adjourned till 2 o'clock.
Att o'clock ths convention heard the re-
port of the Committee on Credentials aud
adopted it. General o. Guitar, OF Boone
county, was made permanent chairman
and James G. Broadwell secretary. II will
be very late before the convention con.
Cludes its work.
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POSTAL TELEGRAPH
.,,r.. sr the Bill Exported to the
senate.

w,sa1Nsros, April 9.-In the Senate,
nan fror the committee on postothcs ano
Do,t roads reported f.vorably the origlnai
S;II pI' - establish a postal telegraph system
Hin remarked the committee were uu.a .s.
mons as to the first ten sections OF .ns
hin which relate to doing work ey SOn'rs0'
.with existing companies, but that the mIn-
or,,v AZ the committee were opposed 20 Tue
aa,ioO. LII ~ ,sl,tinr 10 the construction or pas
ohass Of lines by the Government u
~,ovision relating to liability OF . com sl !
psOy for failure to correctly aud prosnaPihg hg
iransmit a message has been sS huoSrsS
limiting such liability y. 20 t tt,sasmissiaa.
SGe TINES SSS us. A features haYs bssa add'a'
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ABrakemnn.s Brutality.

MARSHALL, LII, April 9.-L. Yant, a
brakeman on the Wand lila road, hit lit
tie boy with a lump OF coal at Grifiith's
Station. 1t was not thought at first that
the boy was seriously hurt, but ii now.
seems that one eye was put out and the
skull badly fractured. The boy Is in a
critical condition. Yant, in default Of bail
was remanded to jail.
An Express once Robbed.
PITTSBURGH, April 9.-The Adams Ex.
press office, in Allegheny City, was bur.
glsrizes at an early hour this morning and
the contents Of package valued at about
a thousand dollars taken. The thieves
made bold attempt to blow open the safe
bu. were surprised By q watchman who
frightened them Off
Another CInoinnatt Murder
CINCINNATI April 9.-Lsst Wednesday
Benjamin Hener and Peter Hughes quar-
relied, and Hener was stabbed by Hughes
His wounds were not thought serious at
the time, but he died from the effects OF
his injuries last night. Hughes is still at
lsrle.
LJncber Convicted OF MansIaWghter.
NEw LEXINGTON, o., April 9:-The jury
in the case OF the State Of ohio against
William Blakeley, indicted for murder 10
the second degree for lynching Richard
Hickey. after deliberation OF two hours,
brought IN a verdict of manslaughter.
Fhree Hundred Victims.
PIrIsaCRGH, Pa, April 9.-The shortage
cf z. Il. Turner, agent Of The Pittsburgh,
~, velard and Pan handle railroads at
vi, 70 Junction, VINO disappeared several
,t:y- ago will exceed thirteen thousand
Daniel Porter and three hundred others are
victims.
lyucbed for Horse Stealing.
AUSTIN Texas, April 9!-Esrly this
morning a mob at Gatesyille took W. b.
Garrison from Jail and hanged sim TO-
tree FOR horse stealing. 1t is not iaiprobs;;
be that other horse thieves in the jail
will be served likewise.
Ethied In the Discharge OF HIS Duty.
MITCHELL, DAK, April 81. 7. Perce,
Ciry Marshal, was murdered this morning
while endeavoring With the assistance oil
poyte to arrest Hank Lewis, the tarbu-
fnt keeper Of low saloon. The Coron-
,I's Jury held Lewis sor murder.
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SPORTING, SPRAY.


sPsIsGrILD. o., April 9.-Articlss were
signs here last night between the friends
of Tom Robinson, the oolosed pugiliss OF
this city, and Of 'rBlack Diamond" the
notsd pri re fighter, for a mill bstwssn the
TIVE chu opions at Columbus, In the next
TIVE vss ks, for $500 side. The money is
slrssdy up. The rules are Marquis Of
QSsep ,berry,, eightonnce soft glove, four
nsinui ROUNDS. with one minute rest be
tHsEI, ruunAA
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RAILROAD. NEWS.

CINcrSEorI, April 9--The annnai meet
ing of tbs stockholders Of the CInoiHnat,
Washington g. Baltimore rsilroSd elected
Orl.ndo Smith, George HOadIy, George II:
DebImes J. s. kelk, ". w. Pss6ody, OF
Cincinnati; W. T. McCliEtock, ChIllic1the;
RUtert Garrett and John @. Galsh, Bsitl-
,nore, and Z. K. Bacon, directors
TWa Millions in E0sTtgags bonts-
new YoRx, April %-The Buffalo, New
; ok ard Philadelphia Railway Company
have sppiisd to the shock exchange tor the
list s{ two million dollars in general mort
pspe honda.
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THE DEATH RECoRD.

Bsatb Of RfeRtsenf Baitinsrsaa.
RALrIxoaB, April a-Mr. Joshua Van
SAINT, Comptroller Of the city, died today
in his eighty .frsi year. BE b d twice be- 4
Mayor of Baltimore. He was for two terr as
a member OF Congress, vss State Sena gor
and one of what were Atterwsrds know as
the GLORIOUS nineteen Of the State Benz te.'
He was also postmaster Of Baltimore and
be st the time Of his death tn most
prominent position in the order OF Odd
Fellows.
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SHE WAS BADLY SHOCKED.
A Woman Meets her Husband whom
She thought Dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 9.-Mr. Alexsn-
der H. Grows, of Bradstreers, Financial
Reporter is in the city and is the hero Of
an unpleasant romance. He married Miss
Marquest, OF Iowa, in 1859. He soon after
wsId enlisted in the army and was report
ed killed. Wheh he did not return after
many years the wife gave him up for dead
and married man in Jacksonville, Ind,
Mr.. Grows met her on the street few days
ago and the recognition was mutual. The
lady was go shocked that she has been very
sick ever since, but in the meantime con-
tinues to live with the husband in Jeffer-
sonyille
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GEORGIA REPUBLICAN DELEGATES
Oil support Arthar as Long ss- He
Has Hopes ofsuecesh

ATLANTA, GA, ApriLs The Republican
State Convention elected W. NJ. Clark ten.
pcrary chairman. The Committee on Gre
d,ntisis was appointed and recess taken.
Considerable time was taken up in discus.
sion over the contested delegation from
Chatham county. That settled, r. D.
Locke, Marshal of the Southern Georgia
District, was elected permanent chairman.
A T.. Buck, W. A. Pledger l.. NJ. Pleas
arts and C. ID: FOrsythe were elected dele
gates to Chicago from The State at large.
TIE delegates 60 uninstructed, but are c,n'
sidered for Arthur as long as be has hope
of suCCesh
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THIS SETTLES THE GREENBACKERs,
A Bill Reported to the House Regula'
ting the Isaue nI CaS rcncJ.

ting the Issue ni c"IrcnoJ.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The sub-commit'
tee of the House Committee on Judiciary,
has agreed upon joint resolution propos
ing an amendment to the Constitution re-
lating to the currency. The proposed
amendment is as follows: The legislative
powers granted Congress by the Constitu-
lion shall not be construed to include the
power to pass any law making anything
but gold and silver coin tender in payment
of debts, except after the declaration Of
war, or in case of rebellion or invasion,
when the public safety may demandit.
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A SOLID ARTHUR DELEGATION
Will 60 From New York City To Tn
State Convention.

State Convention
New YORK, April ga canvass was made
here to-day to learn the probable complex
ion of the city delegates to the Republican
State Convention. So far as this canvass
can be relied on, it is very favorable to Ar
thurs candidacy. John J. o. Brien and Mr..
Cooper both spoke IN way to indicite that
ato,id Arthur delegation would go from
this city to Utica. There is at any rate no
prospect Of an open fight against Arthur,
such as is going on throughout the State.
Geo. William Curtis, when asked to-day
what would be his course Ia Lne evsat Of
the nomination of Blaine, whom hs has
sharply opposed in Harper's Weekly, re
uli,d that be would support the Repuoli
can nominee.
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l"eDtJ.SiH ninion barrels OF on.

C.'F' Pa, April 9.-During the last
sh days there have been transferred
/ IL 'he Lifted Pipe Line to the North
lnslt .slt Company over twenty-six million
.sS CI crude petroleum, leaving less
a.te millions in the original line.
~ hTs occur the assessment made on
i ~ aiming nine millions will necss-
De heavy.
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''0o1A, Ill April . The City Council
'''>ed an ordinance absolutely prohib-
4, = .h5 sale Of liquors By drug stores.
= 1.ci"r 5 prescription, the iayOriie
:, VIII not avail. There is saloon
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Tn. Rerrar atuAens.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Gustav AmbsFs,
of the Thalis Theatre. New York. returned
to this city last evening. and together with
bis counsel, Assistant District Attorn y
John OByrns and Richard p. White, II
this city, went before Magistrate Lennon
10 day 10 answer the charges concernine
right to the opers Of the "BeEssr studsas
made by Colonel McCaulL The haedne
vss postponed until Saturday.
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ady0rII,efl For anla

'.,'fFirHIA, April 9.-Ths Allentown
''hpSny, formerly one of the most
g,,.. '':S manufacturing concerns in the
y 5 S'vertissd for public sale May
g,T, me 'on Pany has a mortgage debt Of
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Versailles Exchange Bank Placed In
the Hands OF n Receiver.

Versailles Exchange Bank Placed IN
the Hands Of n Receiver.
VERSAILLES, O., April 9.-The Versailles
Exchange Bank, of this place, closed to-
day. The institution was seriously I'M
paired last fall by the failure OF two grain
dealers. Since then it has been running an
exchange business, doing no loaning or dis
counting. Finally the dePositors, Oecom
ing impatient, were pressing their claims
for their money: The directors decided 10
close business and place it in the hands Oh
a receiver. B F. Coppess, OF GreenYilie,
Ohio, was chosen. The deposltors Will De
psid in full. The loss will fall on the
stockholders and will be very heavy ana
will probably proximste S9O,OOO. Inc tatl;
the former cashier, +. Kusnick. The STOCK
holders were principally honest old tarm,
eys insxperienced in business, having all
confidence in theiy cashier, who mlsrePre-
spn,ed and made false statements OF the
oudition Of the institution.
Financial Disaster ImpendtnSs
sr. ALBASs VI, April 9.-lt is
probable that another financial dis-
as,er is impending over St. Al
bans. The doors Of the First Nsnona
Rank were closed to the public this morn
ing and no business was transacted tners
10 dsy. The bank was closed by order OF
Governor Herdee, national bank examiner,
an sccount of q lack of sufficient funds on
Saturday to meet Boston drafts.
Mo<,Ieska's Agent InsoiTent-
BosroS, April 9-sinson, Modjes&ss
agept, has filed voluntary petition. in in
,o,vsner, He owes S., 760 and has, no a.
rs His principal creditors are John
S,e,soa, ] +. Greenougb, n, J. Bradlss and
Madame Modjeska.
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GENERAL CRIMINAL NEWS.
And Determined 20 Deal Out JastIce
TO wrong Doors.

10 wrong Doors.
RISING Sun, IND, April 9.-The grand
jury has been recalled and instructed to
fully investigate the assault by burning Of
John Smith last Thursday night. The old
msn was hung by the neck over the fire
and his clothes burned off him, receiving
such severe burns on the body aud face
that his life is despaired OF. Should he re-
tain consciousness till to morrow morning
the men now in Jail, suspected OF the as
sault, will be taken to him for linden tiilca.
ton. The farmers in his neighborhood say
they will lynch them il identified. The
feeling for their swift punishment is grow
ing strong.
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TWELVE GOOD MEN

Selected 20 Represent Darbere CoaasV
In the state Coavesttso.
Special 10 the Reg'str.
GRAFTON, w. Va. April e-At . county
convention OF the Democrats OF Barbour.
held at Philippi yesterday. the following
delegates were chosen to represent Barbour
in the Charleston convention:
J. l.. Hall, d. +. Elliot. j. N. d. Grim,
Geo p. sargeant. T. p. Il Brown, 8. u.
Reger, T. A. Bradford, J. Hop Woods, T. T.
Elliott, y. J. Lowell. w. W. Daniels, IL! q.
p.rtlai
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"THr truth in masquerade" is Broa's
term for lie. Bat IL 10 the tEgth. and no
pstqueTsde. that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
eur.s coughs and coids and % prevents
wase eviI'. ihat msy eud 10 death. No
cGre 30 SPEEDY.
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" = r,n.u.ias DIxns,er Impending,
o..,,o,, an. Pocasouaas mGae.

LYncAsuRs, Va, April 9-rhe entrance
n the Pocahontas coal mine was opened
to-day by experienced MINERS The tAA
will be ready for operation to-morroM,
-, the bodies OF the victims will be re.
.nvsrad. Several bodies were seen TO-DAY
mon opening then entrance. An order
hss been sent here for thirty six cotAnS
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povxvs1y weak. psrvoaa dyspsptic am

FosNxRIY weak. ssrvoas, dyspeptic and
dsb;E,aIed Individuals who foand only
dissp ppointmsnt in the various sstsess r;, ana
seoret ouack nOstrums, pretended kidney
medicines, ETC, are sgreeaely surprised
70 regain perfect health and strans'n OIL
I'D frsedop, from aches and pains by the
nse. OF Dr. Guysott's yellow Dock and Sar,
Ssns,ila. IL restores every disordefed
function to anormsl condition.
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MosrrxAI. Aphi 9.-An sxtsnsiys -.
assrstioa occurred led night IN ths -
spd tobs,co vsssbouss q Dufresos nd
Napausif, In Eotrs Dame stseet danagtsf
Ire stoek and buildipeS 70 tbe exteot ~
$4,000, on which vss . full insansnos.
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Fr.tern Union Porrow. a UiuIo,

W IoRS, April 9-The announcement
made in Wall street late this afternoon
F: 100000 in bonds Of the Western
on Telegraph Company had been puI.
t;ed BY the E4uitable Life Insurance
Pany, the price paid being llS. The
taey thus borrowed by the Western
'oA people will, il is said, be used for
1 PGtpose Of defraying the cost of laying
hHes under ground in this and other
Its and repairs.
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TYLER COUNTY DEMOCRACY
Also selects an Able Delegation. g
asha -.

Also selects IN Able DeieKation. fsv
Chariestss.
sa<eiai 10 hs Reoi,tcy.
MrppIEnouRsE, w. Va, April 9.-Msm.
bers OF the Democratic Executive Commit
tee met at the Court House Of Tyler
county on Monday, April 7, 1884. and was
callsd 10 order by N. II. steoley. chairman.
: On motion q. ID. Smith We elected sc.
,retsry.
; Col. d. D. Johnso, offered the following
resolution:
: Resolved, That ops delegate b sppolnt-
ed from each msglstsrial district and three
at large 10 represent this county at the
State sad District Convention 10 b held 81
Charleston, April ID 1854.
On motion the ollowinS gentlemen ware
apr ointed: T. J. Anderson, Captain J. W.
Williamson, Joshua Russsll, ALI. Conoway,
DAVID II. Steoley. J. II. McCay, David Car
mlcusel, Riley McIntirs and W. +. John
% motion these procsedirss ysrs or.
dsr.r 10 be published In the "hssiins
REtH1ER.
O. % SMITH N. h SfsoLEr,
~ ctethry. Chsirmaa.
ABsRDEEs, Miss. April S-Ths Rspubii'
cans of the first Congressional distfict Of
MississiIpi met In convention here 10 Day
and nominated q. G. Chandler, OF Cofinth,
for Congress. Dr.. J. NJ Bynum wss nom
mated for sIector. II G. Powers and ".
II. Ramon were elected delegates 20 ~
CHICAGO conyen tion. Resolutions we're
adopted endorsing Arthurs adminissrs.
lion. The delegates were uninstructsd ons
Il Il understood ons 10 for Blaine and shs
othsr for Arthur. ...-. ....
They are fer Black Jsek,
DAxvIIIE, ILL.,. April &-Ths Republicans
Of the Fifteenth Congressional distF's! IN
convention today rsnominsted Joseph O.
Cannon for Congress. The delegates 70 the
National Convsn ton are DR.. L. Wilson and
Charles Eckhart; alternstss, Q. b hicks;
| district elsctor, Asa Aber. Instsuetiooe
| for Logan for President snd rssoiuacos
| endorsing President Arthur were passed
Broke U1 n . Rsv.
sLrsGrKLAsp, n. Y, April a.-Ths Con.
sres,iona Convention broke up in roW
| Tbe Drsper faction send as delegates Geo.
Cam pbeil and Hiram Griggs 10 Chicago
snti.Dnper and Spyth vii! send oontss-
| tants.
RspubIieas Delegates fsso Hisssr-'.
srpAIIA, No.. April 9.-Ths 6ixiL ~.
trict Republican Convention met th!s
| morning. 7. H Guitar, Of Boone county.
| and W. Z. spirt, Of Sedalis, wefe .slsotsd
as delegates TO the Cbicsgo Convention.
I've Bisfss Delegates.
consrso, n. Y, April s.-rhs twenty.
| ninth Congressional district will send tvo
| Blaine delegates 70 the Chicago conssn'
| ton.
Isstsssse1 for Asthss.
SELMA, ALA. April 9.-Ths Fourth Dis
| trict Republican Convsntioa slscte5 t.o
| delegates 70 the Hsiional Convsnton In
| structed for Arthur.
| An Aeessel W0Ooo CSoo10 oosesees
Jfyrr.osvrnH IsR, April e.-hn
| Lstitis Rios. sssd 6o. ~ scoused yss
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SELMA, ALA. April 9.-Ths Fourth DIS
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