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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
RELLAIREs LIrra.k JOKE.
Joyce Had Potheen, Not Dynan,ite..-l.o,s
of Other News,

Joyce Had Potheen, Not Dynanaite...lots
of Other News,
Several window glasssmen from Barnes.
vile are in the city. Miss Tillic Bsinford
left last night for Brilliant. The party given
by Mr.. J. B. Barnhll 10 his many friends
on Monday evening was an enjoyable af-
fair. The nailcrs OF the Bellaire mill were
present and pleased everybody with their
vocal music. Refreshments were served
and all voted II most pleasant eveaing.
These fellows were in the city yesterday
taking the Photographs Of oil the business
houses on Union street. Rev. Hunt for.
merly Of this city, and at one time pastor Of
the Second A. N. church. has been elected
by the Richlnnd township Democrats
TO represent them in the Congress
sional convention that meets In Cald.
well. The friends Of Mr. Clinton Nil.
Egan will be the scene Of an enjoyable pic.
mic next Friday. A number Of persons
from this city attended the annual distriba-
ton of premiums at Mt. de Chontal yes,er-
day. Mr.. T. G. Hyatt is home from .
pleasant visit with Cambridge friends. Yes.
ierday we noted the fact that our poor Pat
Joyce had been arrested ia London Tor car.
rying around Internal machines. The in
rernal thing out to be an Internal joke on
the bloody English" Ms the irishman
would say Instead Of having in his poe
session snch destructive piece of propsrfy
rs was supposed Pat had nothing but CO
nary tube filled with whisky. We have no
doubt bu, that Pat thinks the Johnny Bulls
are errible class Of people no, 70 let him
have his pet drink along with him. Still q
is, in certain sense, no wonder
that the custom house men took American
whisky for an explosive as some Of II 10 the
"infernalisi machine" stuff in exisience, end
if is not the cause Of your being blown up
Il will barn you TO death. Well LEI proud
old England of this time. VIM. Mclioss Is
able TO be out after severe attack OF rhso'
maiism. HeiIs hackers went 10 Wheeling
last night to arrange race with hsnton.
The colorsd Blaine aud Logan club meess
tonight 10 the city Hall. The b { o.
will run their Sunday excursions 10 Put-ip
Bay this year again. Tie new summer
garden Of Mr.. C. Rumbach will be
opened TO the public on Thursday evening".
Mr.. Marian Hoffman and j. D. HeinIein
are in Columbus attending the Dasocntic
State Convention. Rev. McKslhp sceea.
panied by Harry McGregor, Andrew Ander
son and Lou Over, attended the commence
ment exercises at the washingtonJe6
college. Miss Emma Martin left Yesterday
for Marietta. James McDonah gave
pleasant party 10 q number of his friends on
Rose Hill, on Monday evening The city
was very quie, Yesterday. No.hing s.srt
ling at police headquarters except thst .
Crow girl and q woman BY the nane u
Workman we're in the lookup for Sighting.
The Ola. City Fishing Club has started
down the river
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FAIR BUT TICKLE.
The VaSariss OF Newly Arrived Scotch
Iassie.

The Vagarie. OF Newly Arrived Scotch
Lassie.
CHICAGO, June 2L--The Chicgo police
have been notified by the New York au-
thorities to keep lookout for ,rio, one Of
whom at least has better business in Brook
lyn. and is very badly wanted there. The
particular person in question IS Miss
Cathariue HOughson, who arrived in New
York last Thursday from Glasgow, on the
steamer State of Pennsylvania. IN Brook
lyn this Young lady has an uncle, alr. Law
renee. living at No. l3l Hicks street. by
him and his wife was she not only expected
TO arrive, but also to marry q young man
living in Colorado, 10 whom she was en-
gagged for two years But love seems to
have gone away. On the steamer was
Mr. Smith and a woman named Munee,
With both of whom she must have been
arreeably acquainted, tor when Miss Hough-
son came 70 the dock 20 meet his niece he
learned of her departure with her aforesaid
companions. Further investigations re-
realed trunks expressed 10 Chicago and an
unpaid bin at a New York hotel An IN
Gle and aunt now anxiOusly await the ap-
pearanee Of lost niece, and would -oe
bridegroom invokes curses upon the head oil
upmanly Mr. Smith.
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BASE BALL.

Games Played Throughout the Land Yes
terday.
Cincinnati-Allegheny, 0; Cincinnati, Il.
Boston-Bostons, 6; Chieagos, lS,
St. Pau-MinneapOlis Is, St Paul ;.
Neutrality-suspicious. l, Louisville 8.
Boston-Cinciunati Unions !, Boston
Unions 8.
Baltimore-ChicagO Unions 8, Baltimore
Unions L.
Cleyeland-Philadelpkis s, Cleveland 2.
Bay City-Grand Rapids s, Bay City D.
CoIumbas-BrOoklyn 4. Columbus s,
Observation-Disclosures l, Detroit 0.
Bufalo-New York 10, Buffalo D.
Observation-Disclosures 8, Indianapolis p.
Ouiney-Milwankee ;, Quincy 10.
Philadelphia---KeystOne l, ST. Louis
T-nion l5
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CHANGES I'M the SENATE.
twenty-five New Senator's to be
Elected.
A TENNESSEE MEAN MAN.
Burglars Gag and Rob Two Ancient
Ladies - Buried Fifty Feet
Deep in a Well.

-WAsHISGToN June "a. = The terms OF
twenty-five Senators expire on the Sd of
March next, fourteen of them being Demo-
Gratis and eleven Republicans The sue
cessors of four Of them have been elected,
and Allisonis the only one who has received
another term. Williams of Kentucky will
be succeeded by Congressman Blackburn
Jonas of Louisiana by ex-senator Eustis,
and Hendletsn of Ohio by Payne.
Hugh of Alabama, Walker Of Arkansas
Call Of Florida, Brown Of Georgia, Vest of
Missouri, Vance of North Carolina, and
Hampton of South Carolina are certain to
be succeeded by Democrats. Hill of Colo
RADIO, Logan Of Illinois, ingalls, Of Kansas
Blair of lew Hampshire, Cameron of Penn
sylyania, Cameron Of Wisconsin, Morrill, Of
Vermont, and Slater of Oregon will have
Republican successors.
The seats of Platt of Connecticut, Voor-
hees of Indiana, Jones ofNevada, and Lap
ham of New York will be filled by Legisla-
lures to be elected this fall, and the result
will depend largely upon the Presidential
election.
John W. Mackay will endeavr to succeed
Jones as Senator from Nevada.
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susNEp HIS HOUSE.

An 0rsgoniaa's Trick 70 secure Inssranes
Money.
PORTLAND, 0RRsoS, June 2t.-The house
Of Lewis Kacklcy, near Hillsboro, was burn.
ed Saturday night The supposed remains
Of Kackley were found in the raiaa II
was believed he was murdered and the
house fred. His wife and child were alb
sen, at her fathers house. An invcstiga-
ton to-day leads to the belief that the job
is an insurance svindle and that old Skel-
ton was placed in the house to represent
the supposed charred remains Of HACK
ley. His wife, when questioned, acknowl-
edged having insurance policies ON tho life
Of her husband and deeds for the property.
Before the coroners jury she swore she
dreamed man shot her husband. Fear
compelled her 10 seek shelter
at her fathers house. HACK
ley isa German, 81 years old. from Ida
Grove, Iowa. lie arrived in Oregon thrce
months ago. He Was insured in the New
York Life for $4,000, aud the Mutual Tom
derance Union for $1,000. IL il stated that
he was seen in Southern Oregon yestcrday.
A further investigation by the jury win be
continued Wednesday. '>se
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BENwOOD.

Mr.. n. MeMechen has returned from his
trip to the west. Captain c. Robert of
MoundsSiIle, was in town yesterday 10 king
up his prospects for the nomination as
Sheriff Of the county. The factory was not
in operation yesterday afternoon, owing TO
the interment of the wife Of one Of the nail
ers. ]. W. Coulson, of Bellaire, is painting
a large number of houses here. Master
Charlie, son of Mr.. n. Brown, entertained
a eoterie of his playmates at his parelts'
residence at the corner Of Main and Sixth
streets, last evening. Some Of our inhabi-
tants attended the commencement at AE
de Chantal yesterday. The Wyando,te
boat horse is moored here. The book
agent was abroad in the land yesterday,
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HOS. JOSEPH VAS MErERof Hardy county
was in our CITY on yesterday, circulating
among our people looking up his chances
for the gubernatofial nomination. Senator
Van Meter is fine specimen Of the old
Virginia gentleman, looks ike HoRAcE
GREELEY and is as frank and open
hearted as the Tribune philosopher. The
Senator is the owner Of fine acres on the
South Branch and pays great deal Of at
tention to breeding fine cattle. His neigh
bors having solicited him to become can
didate for the Democratic nomination for
governor he is out seeing the people about
1t, as he thinks the time for the convention
is so close at hand voters need have no
bashfulness in speaking their preferences.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Good Many Of Yesterdays Stray News
Notes.

Good Many Of Yesterdays Stray News
Yesterday lhe Presbyterian Sunday
school went up to Burlington on the c. 4 p.
r. r. where the day was spent eating good
things, swinging, playing games and IN nu-
merous other ways While waiting for the
train when the rain came up large num-
Der of the party got wet and looked like
drowned rats. During the storm last evening
the sts ok on McCord's dry house was blown
down, also the one on the -four mill at Bar.
lington The gable end of TIE mill was
also blown in. Many shade and fruit trees
were blown down and some other
little damage was done. Joseph
Rennard, the little boy who was shot
by Charley Graham last Sunday, was rest.
ing easier last evening. Miss Nellie Sedg.
wick, Of st. Clairsville, is the guest Of Miss
Laura Lewis Last evenings rain was
welcomed by all Of our people, the farmers
especially. In the country it was much
needed, as everything was burning mp.
Mr. Linton, chief engineer, Mr.. P.~f3runer
NJ T. Sm;,h os.;s,.n, rona,er n,
H. ~ raod master and Col Worr;s ayen,
III ill., s,ha r. T. p r,;IrooJ w"re here woe,
teriay in reference to the new depot The
prospects are that we will have one IN
the, near future. II Is though. that
rhe,new one will be erected lower down the
RAILROAD. They have not enough groand to
Luild new depot on the present or former
size. lis time some kind Of one was
built somewhere Bills Of all kinds col
lected, property bought and sold and loans
negotiated by John w. Crooks Mr. Welty
has purchased from VIM. H. Hellng lot
opposite Mr.. Joel Hobensacks residence for
$500, upon which be will build six rooned
business and dwelling house. Mr. Charles
seabright has sold TO Mr.. Pebler, Of Wheel
ing the lot corner o4 Second and Fayette
streets now occupied by Milligans meat
shop Tor $1,000. Pebler will erect
another building and go into the
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CLEARING
The Mystery Regarding the Ss50,OOo
Wanted by Frelinghuysen.

Ahc S~OoSOVO
Wanted by Frelinghuysen.
WASHINGTON June 24-The mystery sur
rounding Secretary Frelinghupsen's request
for $260,0 to protect the United States
in tho matter Of the Nicaragua canal right
of way is being gradually cleared up. All
the facts are not known, but it has been as
certained that the request was based upon
information that came from an American
representative in Central America.
The Department of State was
notified that England and Ger
many were negotiating with the Nicara-
guam Government for a concession giving
them the right of way for ship-canal con-
Meeting the two oceans. If the canal was
not built, then England and Germany
would hold the concession, thus preventing
the United States from constructing such a
work on its own account 1t has not been
developed, however, to what exact use the
money asked for is to be put, though it is
supposed that the purpose is to buy out
some company or individual that already
has vested right. The course of Secretary
Frelinghuysen is generally commended BY
Congressman.
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A MEAN MAN.
The Heartless and Criminal Joke He
Played.

The Heartless and CRIMINAL Joke ne
Played.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 24.-William
Jones and bride who married at Gallatin
to-day were waiting at the depot here to-
night for an accommodation train to Rocky
Hill, when they were approached BY Pleas
ant Everhart, a well known character,
Everhart produced a bogus telegram, call
ing for Jones arrest and told the latter to
jump on the train just moving out and es-
cape. Jones did so, but missed his hold,
fell and was badly injured. Everhart then
hurried the lady off TO hotel, as he said,
but instead took her to Reservoir hill, an
unfequented part of the city, and made i'm
proper advances, which she resisted. Ever
hart then assaulted the lady, choking and
badly bruising her. Her screams scared
Everhart who fed. NeighbOrs came to the
rescue. The whole town is mp securing the
country for Everhart
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25

The large experience that we have had
during the past thirteen years in which
we have treated many thousands of eases
with our new yitslizing remedy, say Drs.
Sfsrkey 4 Palen. Of 1909 Girard street Phil
adelpha, Pa, satisfies US that Bine-tenths
Of tie diseases which have been steadily
growing worse in spite Of the best medical
treatment the country affords can be cured
or greatly helped by the use Of this
agent. We DO not ray this IN any
boastfsI way. The declaration Is based
upon results ofEo surprising Q character
and in SO wide range Of cases, many OF
them given Up by physicians as hopeless,
that Il sisnds as fact open 10 the ciesrest
Authorization, and we win saord any oas
who desires to verify the reports and tssti-
mopiaIs which we lay before the public the
largest opportunity ior doing So Write 70
them for their psmphlet describing the n.
ture and action Of this new and remsrkabie
Treatment. II win be sent free.
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WIIEEI.1 NJ va. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 25. 1884
DEDICATED.
The New Masonic Temple Mt Parker.burg
Opened. Is
SpecidI 70 The Reqisfsr

@--o -so" AAooonAc AchAPAo ~ EaEACEsDNAS
Opened. b
SPeridI 70 The Register.
PARKERsBURe, June 24-The magnif-
cent new Masonic Temple was thrown open
10 the public tonight with a grand recep-
ton and banquet rendered by Mount 0livet
Lodge No. 3, A. F. and A. L. to
their friends. Tee spacious rooms were
filed with invited guests. The evening was
spent pleasantly with music and promenade
and pleasant social intercourse. The whole
concluded with banquet. The occasion
win long be remembered as the social event
of the season The temple is said to be
the finest in the State, and the Masonic
fraternity may well feel proud of it.
+. jenkins, the well-known merchant of
Market street, was elected collector by
Council tonight after spirited contest, in
which R. E. Horner of the Seventh ward
who was the caucus nominee, off the Democ-
racy, was defeated
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Letter from Senator III. c. Nelson.
SENATE CHANRH2-
ALEANY. \. Y, April I. lss.

ALBANY, \. L, April I, 1855.
On the 9th Of February. 1888. was
taken with violent pain in the region Of
the kidneys. / suffered such agony that l
could hardly stand up. As soon as possible
/ applied two ALbcctxy PoRoUs PLASTERs.
one over each kidney, AID laid down. In an
hour, to my sazPrise and delight, the pain
had vanished and was we'll wore the
plasters for day or two as precaution, and
then removed them have been using All
cock Pourous Piasters in my family FOR the
last ten years and have always fopad them
the quickest and best external remedy for
colds, strains, kinks and rheumatism afiec-
tons From my experince / believe they
are the best plssters in the world,
HESKT c. EELSas,
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OFF FOR EUROPE.
Bridgeport's Delegation to the Old World
---Personai Points.

Bridgeport's Delegation To the Old World
Personal Points.
Yesterday afternoon " Fl. Howells, L.
W. Jones, Thos johns, Robt Smith, Ed
Lewis, Thos. Johns aud Chas Mathews left
for Europe via the C. & . r. Z. to spend
the summer. A large crowd Of their friends
collected at the depot 10 see them of. The
Aetnayille Glee Clrb was present and did
some good singing. As the tram moved
off the crowd gave them three hearty cheers,
and there was much cheering and waving
of hats and handkerchief at Aetnayille when
the train passed. They all work in the
Aetna mill, and viii not forget the big send
off that was given them while away, no mat
ter how interesting their trip will be. We
wish them delightful Journey Charles
Dukes, Al Philips, Jno Donley and Sam
Pemberton we're fined s. and costs
for drunkenness and disorder Yesterday.
For selling without license ID. W.
Wright was fined one dollar and costs and
for fighting Sam Pcmberton and Thomas
Pembertog were taxed five and costs. Miss
ANY Chapman has returned from pleas
ant visit to Stoubenville Miss Lou Clark,
daughter of Mr. Thos. Clark, formerly OF
Bridgeport, is Miss Clark no more. She
was married at her home at Emporia, Kan
sas last Thursday. Mr. shannon Taggsrt,
of Bartons, is in town. Mr. a. j. Baggs
has returned from pleasant visit to New
ark. The C., L. & W. time
table is being repaired. Hitler
the grocer, displays apples, the first of
the season. Joseph Baggs is building
tenant house in KirkwOok, back Of the
NJ. E. parsonage A Good Templars lodge
of twenty-three members has been organ
lied. Work on the Heinlein building is
being pushed forward vigorously. Mr.. A. J..
Baggs is under the weather. The o. l. c. U.
fishing club, consisting Of /. F. Fowler, Jno
Gifin, Aug. Bowers, g. Conoway, Edward
Humes and Doc King. will leave for But.
Ter about the Fourth, to spend several
weeks Mrs. Joseph Ingram is back from
weeks visit 10 the country.
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POETS AND pes.pusHeas.

Nothing makes an editor 70 msd - y
clip a pateni,medicine puff under ths sap-
position that il is m interesting stcsys--
Boston Star.
"Swee, are the uses Of sdvers;ty," bat ~
viii exchange large lot a sdsefsity, jsst
as good a. new, for half The qssatity 81
good luck --Middletown TRANSCRIPT
An exchange says that byses ere klliaE
The pine srees Of Ncrth csrotins. rs
seems 70 be the only respset Ia wi6ss -
tory and pine trees are are atkef-bus'
lington Pree Press
A Vermont editor in psbIishbs ose q
Byro,'s poems changed ths phnss -Ohs
RodsY' TO @Oh, goehp bscasss ~ fbsn~
was Zoo profsss for his sssdees Aseiest
Vouufc< stssa - u -
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BUCKEYE DEMOCRATS
Gathering for the State Convention
To-day.
GENERAL LoeAEs NOTIFICATION
He Promptly Accepts the Republican hOmin-
alton for the Vice PresidenyWith
MANY Thanks"

COLrNBrs, o., June 4.-The Neil house
lobby is alive tonight Delegates from all
portions of the State are pouring in and by
midnight nearly every one viii be on hand,
ready for to-morrows convention. Most OF
the men here are new hands on the vessel
and this makes it Just triae difficult to
guess at results. A few familiar faces ap-
pear however. Allen o'Myers slipped by
me Just now on his way from the bar
Allen don't drink. He never did. He has
always been a prohibitionist, but he is fond
of cloves and caraway seeds. No doubt it
is bad habit, but il was early acquired and
it STAYS by him. Among the prominent
Democrats who are to be seen are General
Ben Lefeyre, George L. Converse, John r.
Mclean, W. p Thompson, Dave r. Paige,
Elmer White, General Finley, General
Morgan, John G.. Thompson, General Tom
Powell, General Vance Senator Drummer,
Edgar NJ. Johnson James W. Newman,
and J. NJ. Mel.
For Harmony.
Every man is earnestly engaged in doing
that which will secure the utmost harmony
in to-mOrrow'S convention. The State
ticket is a subordinate matter, and while
there will be some contest for nominations
it will not compare with the fight for place
on the list of delegates. Thurman has not
appeared vet. Neither has, Pendleton or
Durbin Ward The latter is willing to go
to Chicago as delegate-at-large. An effort
will be made to have the delegates to Chi
cago vote as a unit and it is not unlikely a
row may result over this point.
Johnny Mclean,
of the Enquirer, is candidate for delegate
at-large and will probably get there
Cleveland is sure to get one. Tom Powell
and Gen. Morgan, of Mt. Vernon are prob
ably the leading men for the other two
places. Congress is also prominently men
toned. His tariff views make him accep-
table. Hou, jim Newman, editor of the
Portsmouth Times, present incumbent will
be re-nominatsd for Secretary Of State.
The nomination for member of the Board of
Public Works, will 90 to Martin Schilder, a
grain merchant at Chillcothe, who has al
ready served two terms on the board. c.
d. Martin is the leading candidate for Su-
Preme Judge.
Presidential.
BOOms are as thick heTc tonight as paw
paw bushes in the upper end of Martins
Ferry. There are boomS for Thurman, for
Payne, for Hoadly, wee little one Pendle-
ton, and somebody looking for a boom
named Denver, said to live at Clinton. An
advertisement will be inserted in Briggs
State Journal asking for information to dis
close who Denver is. There can be no doubt
that if Payne wants the delegation he can
get it. 1t is said he does not want it. Billy
Armstrong is here, and Billy, next TO Col
Oliver, is Payne's closest friend in politics.
The HOsdly boom is subsidiary to Payne's.
Thurman's is a sympathetic movement
caused by the action of the California Dem
ocrats, and win wither in the hot June sun
like a magnolia blossom on hot brick. 1t
viii be Payne or Cleveland
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PaRkERsBURe.
Annual Distribution at the Acadomy Of
the visitation.


PARKERsBURG, June 24.-The twentieth
annual distribution of premiums at the
Academy of the Visitation, occurred to-day
IN the school han, which was filed to ITS
utmost capacity with patrons ofthe school
The number of pupils in attendance the
past session was I25 The exercises were
of more than ordinary interest. Music was
frequently interspersed with the essays and
recitations. The graduating honors were
bestowed upon Miss Ellen Moran and a
gold medal was awarded her as an addi-
tional reward for merit. Gold medals were
also bestowed upon Misses Teresa Carney
and Mary Burke. Misses Maud Hogan and
Francis PARTRIDGE were given silver medals.
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MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.

The Delegates nearly Unanimous For
Cleveland.
ST. LoUIS. June 24-The Missouri State
Democratic Convention met here to-day,
every county being represented The con
yention met to select District and State
delegates to Chicago. The usual or
ganization was affected and full
list Of delegates selected. The
delegation is nearly unanimous for Cleve-
land. Tilden's name was loudly cheered.
Applause was bestowed upon Cleyelsrd,
Baysrd, Thurman and Mcdonald
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ACROSS THE RIVER.
Guernsey County Democrats name Their
Men.
Special 70 the Sunday Register.

Specfdf 70 I'VE obaddg hegL1p'
CAvRmDGE, o., June 24.-The Demo
Gratis OF Guernsey county met in convention
today at the town hall. l. A. Tannehill
was made temporary chairman. After the
usual routine business the convention ad-
iourned until afternoon, when the
temporary organization was made perma-
nent. The following ticket was
put in nomination. Probate Judge, Robert
T. Scott; Clerk of the Court, Charles NJ.
Hyatt; Prosecuting Attorney, William
Eagleton; Treasurer, John n. Clark; She If,
Thomas c. Stanley; Commissioner, Andrew
McCleary; Infrmary Director, Michael S.
Trott. The committee reported the follow
ing delegates to the State Convention Viii
liam Borton, w NJ. Allen, Clark Rose, d.
A. Frame, John kirkpatrick, all of whom
had been announced in the convention ex-
cent the last.