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DELEGATES 70 CHICAGO.
List OF Those lecte1 on khtcrday-Iaot
IilnGln Chicago,

Lssa o. Auosc fIecte1 ou OF
.f iinein Chicago,
WHITE PLAIss, N. Y, april 12.-Wm.
H. Robertson and James W. Husted were
elected delegates to the Republican Ma.
tional Convention from tho Twelfth Dis.
trict. sis}i
Tho Republican Convention Of the Four.
teenth Congressional District elec.e !, Col.
lector Wm. X. Robertson and Assembly.
man james W. Husted delegates to the
Chicago Convention. They are unin.
ssructed. A motion was made that Blaine
was the choice Of the convention, but !
substitute setting forth that any good Re.
publican wss It's choice was carried en-.
thusiastically. Mr.. Robertson stated thaI
he could not tell what candidate be would
support until the convention met, bul
would favor the candidates in whom the
people at large had the mos! confidence
Los ANGELES. April l2.-The Republican
County Convention elected,unpledgedd dele,
gates to tho State Convention. The
preference is Blaine. $50
READING, Pa; April l2.-The Republi
cans OF the L ghth Congressional diatric
elected Samuel 4, Deppon and Frank s
Livergood delegates 10 the National Con
yen,ion. They were instructed ior Blaine
and lincoln. - fg ss1l
ERIE, Pa, April lo,-At.the Republican
Convention to-day Joseph johnson and i
W. Fchols wero elected delegates from th,
Twenty,ssventh Congressional district I,
Chicago, and L. i. Woods elector, and ,
resolution passed iudorsing Hon. L, F
Watson, Of Warren, Pa, for Couereesmsn
at.Large. Chicago delegates were selecte,
on pledge TO support Blaine and Lincoln
This Congressional district is oyerwhelm
ingly Blaine. a,
UNIoSrowS. PA April l2 The Rspul
lcan District Delegate Convention Of III
Twenty.l,st Congressional District corr
posed OF WestnoIeland, Greene and Fay
ette counties, met last evening. Yves,
moreland county refused to 20 into a COZ
vention composed Of more than eight del,
gates and retired because Greene and Fa,
cite insisted upon nine, or three delegate
in each county. After the withdrawal {
j, estmoreland county the convention o,
ganiz.d, and elected Hon. j. K. Ewin
and James E. sayers delegates to the M
tional Convention. Resolutions indoreiu
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For Itldsn md 1hou, phon.

HINTON, WA, April, lo.-The Summers
County Democratic Conventionappointed
delegates to Charleston and State Oon.
gressional, and Senatorial Convention dele.
gates instructed ior @. L.. Thompson, ior
Auditor, and Tilden for President. ,;sst
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n ,he "lnrll rtiorneIs" tell the truth,
,,;.roun,ry l.a8 already bankrupted itsell
M ;I u,ol, ctiun. Did ever anybody see a
h,nt,up, with 20 snsll B proportion of lia.
,;I;,;, =, IN so ,nasni iti,NDt an array Of assets?
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A HIGH OLD TIME
AMONG TAYLOR co. DEMOCRATS.
Dslexaus TO ihs State C0nVtntion Eiseisd-A
Sirusslo AEaInAst the e"8oss.A"-lasiruc.loasfo " for
Tildtn-Acts Of Vandalism Committed. .by
UaiterAliy Sludslts 1t Aorrantoua. y.

S"'tepoHdeHSt W uN LNfAtttIttf.
GRAFTON, W. Va, April 1o Tho Dem
ocrals Of Taylor county met tot day at tht
Court house to select delegates to tht
Charleston State Convention. The meet
Ing WIS anything but harmonious, muct
Of the bad feeling which exists between the
"bosses' showing Itself at the start and
continuing throughout the meeting. There
was a fight at the outset between the
"Tammany" faction and the McGraw
party for tho control OF the convention,
When Col. Cofran was called to the chair
and proposed as permanent chairman,
strong OH !ceions were raised by tho anti.
rings,eis, who accused tho "Tammany"
men oil packirg the convention In tho In.
teresls of their candidate for, Chicago
honOrs pg.% ,f,4,.f .f5.
A VETERAN or TIE "KEYsER WAR"
The charge was vigorously denied and
for u time 1t looked as though there would
be a repetition OF the scenes witnessed at
ksyser two years ago. This is not surpris.
ing when 1t Is remembered that Col. Co.
fran Is tho came man who presided over
that memorable "Donnybrook Fair" and
that much OF tho bad blood which grew
out OF the rumpus at keyser still exists
among the leaders in Grafton. The Hose
nnd Lncag factions are as much divided
here as they wers, and this, together with
tho constant strus lie which is going on in
Grafton for the supremacy OF the Demo.
cratic bossss in local politics, all contri.
buted TO make very interesting occasion
to-day. After much disorder and several
little spals between the bofses, the conven-
tion got down to solid work and elected a
delegation 10 Charleston, consisting Of
thir'ysx members, headed by Hons. b. +.
Martin, John I. McGrsw. Frank Woods,
Jas. i. Smith, Henry s. Wilson and others.
Mr.. Wilson is the candidate Of slhe ring"
Tor delegate to Chicago. aN
e TIE ASTl.TAMMANY MEN. 2 ~ .
The ant;-Tammany men, headed by John
7. MCGtaw, who don 'ttrain with the bosses
by any mcaue, have resolved 10 "bus!" the
little scheme Of Wilson's friends, and sue.
ceeded to-day in securing delegation
which will urge tho claims OF eithtr Jlmss
X Smith, Of this county, CT Charlie Wells,
Of Marion.
The convention instructed for Tilden by
a rising vote, about two.thirds Of those
present voting. It was observed that Nc
Graw und few o! his friends remained
seated when thevots wss put. 1t is said
that they are Payne men, and in this con-
neciion it may be- well to state that there
lisa Hell.detiued scheme a:oo. to get at lesst
q par. Of the Taylor delegation 10 vote for
PAYNE delegates nt Charleston.
Although, BY sh:ewd diplomacy on the
part Of some OF the leaders, Il row was pre.
vented this afternoon, a :. undercurrent OF
bad feeling was plainly discernible, and it
was easy to see that the Democracy OF
Tay lor county are not brethren who are
dwelling together iu unity. Il.
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NRw YoEK, April l3-C. F. Haller, sge
80. who resided ut N, Reads street,
Providence, jumped overheard today
while the beat wss GINNING down East river
and drowned. Papers III his ststeroom
showed Haller to be iussne. -
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9FtPH3 17''T'Fte't J" 'fe IFtx'uVtNNt1s
CHARLESTON, W.+VArApril 1.-THE Re.
publicans OF Kauawha united in the con.
yention to-day and had harmonious
meeting, in which fsclional strife and
constitutional kickera were completely
downed in the inters. OF the Republican
npYtv
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roy ray,Cr county Democracy Is In
g., ,'rmor lor light. There is no fun In
Il dad calm.
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Watching n hu>n.c!ons Crn,t,

KEY Wssr, April l3.-Bosts from tho
ilag ship Tennessee are Watching tho island
and light.house steamer Laurel, cruising
about the entrance Of tho harbor to inter.
cept any expedition to Cuba.
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( STATE OF TRADE.
\ MODERATE VOLUME OF BUSINESS
Uaiavurahis Weather Again . Dis's,bls Cement
Slight ALVAne. Ia wasst Followed bl an w..
ward r.adeney Ia rrevtai,n,-N, n-w ha.
u tturn Ia Itoa- \ Hooi Market v.iI = ilst.

NKw Yonr, April l2 Tho movement oi
general merchandise throughout tht
United States durirg the ps; week, in ad'
dilion to being restricted by the partial OBJ
setvance Of Friday as holiday, has shown
no signs Of exceeding the ,ate Of distribu.
tlon In the presiding week. Tho only ex.
ceptlon within tho past fortnight In any
line, as shown by the traffic returns, has
been the increased movement Of grain to
the seaboard. Special telegrums to
Brad,trtet's from leading cities indicate a
moderate volume OF general trade only.
The exceptions appear to be at Chicago,
Minneapolis, st. Paul, Milwaukee, Kansas
City, to certain extent at st. Louip, and
to less degree ut smaller cities within tho
territory tributary to thoss named. Un.
favorable weather west and northwest has
again proved disturbing element, has not
only delayed general business, hut farm
work, particularly spring wheat planting.
! pagApsruFrs AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat options have gained 4.c on the
week, spot lc. Since Monday night tho
latter gained 81. Indian corn options
have lost !: Since the close on the 4:h inst
and gained u , since Monday. Spot corn
has advanced 10 since Monday. The ad.
vancein wheat prices appears to be due in
part 10 natural reaction aiter.so severe a
depression, and in part 10 heavy. buying q.
the : West, 10 iears Of the nufavorable
weather mud to the recent decline in 70.
ceipts at the West. Provisions have fol.
lowed in the wake Of wheat az ts prices,
though some distance behind. Msnipula.
ton is. believed o be responsible tor i,a
advance, as the demand has no. increased
greatly and hog receipts are full, while
atorka a ra ,hpavv,.. - ..1-----Ss-r |
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,,. an, fnr music in tho Charleston
.',y.,,,iou on Wednesday next. The fur
l' ,aI ,,y II pn,i.ring delegates don't wilt In
n,,,la, t(ttr iirv get there.
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There were l95 failures. III Tho United
States reported to Bradslrttts during the
past week, as compared with l43 in the
preceding week, and with 1853, III and
0S respectively in the corresponding weeks
Of 1883, 1882 and 1881. About 80 percent
were those of small ,raderJ whose capital
was less than S., 900. Canada had So, IN
increase OF g. - -.
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Qhe :gntelligene1r

,z,,.., So.. ~ n""@7 r""r,cc",h street.
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increase Of 6. 3 49, 80
There are few new features 10 report in
the iron market. Pig iron continues to bc
taken in email lots for consumption, fer
Immediate wants only and at unchanged
prices, viz $50 sci ior No. l Y a f=w
instances have been noted in which sales
have been made at loRer rates, but for
ressons which afforded no new sargs to
the market price Receipts Of Scotch pig
are not above 1000 tons. The market is
dull but firm on the bssis of $22 50
for Collntfs, 10 arrive. Nest O!
that received had been sold previous
to arrival. Bar has suffered some in
strength, of late, owing to competition be.
tween makers for orders Offering. Some
bueineaa has been done in structural irons
at low figures. S.eel rails have continued
an last reported with aggregate salea OF
nearly $4,000 tons, over one half Of which
Is reported to. have been sold at S35 a. tho
mill. The quarterly repor: OF pig iron fur
naces in aud out of blast Amt by the
Iron Age gives q total Of 2G9 Iurneces at
work., with 85,56l tons weekly capacity,
against ,432 idle, the weekly capscity Of
which is $3.50 tons. r
3,-i : i;fgg. # ri; wool. aa
BosroN, April 12.-The 4ddretiser in lis
weekly review Of tie wool market sayf:
The market has been quiet to partake al.
most Of stiffness, and yet it was the same a
year ago. The goods market controls the
situation, and that gives out 10 signs cf
improvement. The worsted mills are very
busy, crowded with orders, and their de-
nands for combing wool cannot be cup
piled. Ar will be fesn below some Phila-
delphia buytrs,have heen In the market in.
dependnet Of the many orders in the bands
OF brokers' and dealers. Staple woods are
in lac: stronger than clothing woals. The
strength Of rombihg happens opportuneiy
for the Kentucky growtrs, who should not
fail 10 take advantage OF 1t. The week has
been memorable ior an attempt made by
the champions Of the wool growers in Com
9ress 10 rtstore the duty on wool. New
England Representative voted against it,
bee .,ise the duty on goods wss not includ-
ed, hence raw material woull have bean
more favurAbly projected than manutac.
tuleti goods. There is snrely growipg
sentiment her-nb.uis iuat whatever re.
form in the tariff Ia cRrrieu cut stontl
b. in tho direction OF lower du,iss
on rSw materials. Inc wool grover tn1
simply had 10 tsks hii share Of the rec-nt
dull time ~ have wool dealers and man-
ufacturers Of wooden yoods. We have 10
record tho iailure OF E D. Shaw, vi Walrs,
Mass, manufacturer Of fancy CT sin,erea.
His liabilities are believed to bs about
s25,G0). Hs has prepared DO statrnent
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A HOLLOW MOCHERY,

But in day or two found he was not
alone. had very much the same e1pe-
rence to report dczsn times day, until
at last I have become used to It and hard.
ly know whom am for myself, but at
present please set me down for Blaine OF
Maine l am told It Is much the same in
the higher wslka here. 1t is q heartess,
conscienc-lets city. l s. very air il full OF
deceit, ~rh cauery and falsehood. The
human tongue and eye which God
has ordered 80 grs div pnd intelligent.
ly t, cammnn'c.'e the .ru'l;, snd Isnsm't
80 nneT,i' ely the secret tn. ush.s OF nan,
hay. bern d:nsoonei into the services OF
iHlsrlyol and 10 r.lialc" longer eau t,e
placed in t:e;r t'g,4ia am going nnw
to leave his c,'v, NC. am, for 'yaud g.t
out ard np in.' l.. pure ATM sph.r, v here
the people live and rri8D.
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!.WHTE Kid Opera GloVeu at go a. j. W.
Fe,rel'a
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POLITICAL WEATuRRCOCks,


have Eeard the same fellow OF an even
ing be for Blaine at O'Clock, for Logan at
Q, and 70 Of 10 his room at II hiccoughing
and hurrahiDg for Arthur. s
Twas walking down the avenue with a
smart young fellow from Ohio, who told
me confidentially before we started that he
was "a Government employs and had to
be mighty d--n careful, you know; bu.
that at heart" (as il he had any) "he was
for John Sherman" Yet before we want
iour blocks be met chun in silk hat
and h,urishing that ubiquitous sign ot in
const quenct a cane-ani they stopped at
corner to sCu:s tho situation, bsth Of
them empty es bladders, and in three
minutes my hair stood upright on hearing
him declare for Blaine, aud call John Sher.
man "a d-d iceberg, you know" When
We passed on reminded The young scape-
grace Of bis want OF consistency, when he
startled me by laughing aloud, throw bis
silk ha. back md his G.ne no, and iEs ,rt-
ing his LETT thumb in the arm hole OF his
vest, and giving me a qrizzical look, as he
struck loaierish attitude, he said, "Con.
sistency? What that? IL 1t something
good TO Ca, -
saw, he was pas. redemption aud l
lapsed into silence.
"Look here" hs suddenly exclaimed,
"pard, you don't undeisand Washington
society manners Nobody but a fool tells
his real sentiments TO any one hfrA. Why,
the way we do Tito find ont what kind Of a
crosd We arc in, and 10 with, the crowd
right or wrong, and
Ju't there he stopped short, for I had
jumped into ny horse car and was
waving him good bys. The last words
heard OH. Of that fellow amid the clatter
and IA lie # the Tar wers these wurds,
"Hurrah Tor B ID Lincoln. -
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WHITE PLAISs, N. T., April 12.-Wm.
H. Robertson and James W. Husted were
elected delegates to the Republican Ma.
tional Convention from the Twelfth Dis.
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