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The most interesting ouestic

is he good enough Half Breed for
themf And if that is so, Is he a
good enough Stalwart for the
StaIA arts1-New York Sun.
The Chicago Herald says that
the forty-eight votes of Illinois
will be cast in the Republican Ma
tional Convention for John A. Lo-
gan. This will make Logan Fa-
vorite Son, and a Favorite Son is
what ever statesman desires to
become. But will these forty
eight make him the Republican
candidater That is a problem
which our Chicago contemporary
does not undertake to solve.
twas a 6remen's parade, head
ed by brass band. As they
turned the corner Gus Caesar, who
was holding up a hitching post
spelled out the letters "E. P-l.u r
i bus U n-u-m." painted on the
head Of the big drum. "Now,
Jake, now, wha- what's that" he
asked Of lank negro, standing
under the awning, with his mouth
open. Don't yer know muffin ?"
was the reply. Cant you readl
OATS de name og de man wot
made de drnm."
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GREAT SALE OF
MA TTING

$50 rolls of White Mating at Csc.
lao rolls of Fancy Mating at Soc,
100 rolls of Canton Mating at s5c
so rolls of Extra Mating at soc.
so rolls of Mixture Mating at
47c.
These goods are all fresh and
direct from China and will be sold
at these low prices given above.
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The following gentleman have
been appointed the board of Medi.
cal examiners of this judicial dis
trics, viz: Frank Allen, NJ. D.,
Lexington; ]. A. Fields, NJ. D.,
Giddings; b. H. DUR, NJ. D.,
A. E. Cearnals, N. D., Caldwell
W. A. Lockett, N. D., F. ]. Magee,
NJ. D., W. F. PAIL, N. D., Bren.
ham.
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OF our own make, Sl2,50,
WALLNEY & HESS.
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THE M. S. E. & B. A. of A.
VIII pay before you die, therefore. Won don4
have to die to beat il" It viii loan nonev
70 Its members who hold an endowment GER
tincate, before maturity of coupons Of some.
Al low ratio Of interest, thereby keeping tbs
profits of its business in the hands Of n
members Now is the time, while in GOOD
health. to secure benefit Certificate
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further tnfsraatou, connections &c. apply j. O.
Galveston.
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w. H. VlNSON.
ATTORNEY Ar Law,
REAL ESTATE
Tire and Life Insurance Aren't,
BRENNAN. TEXAS.
Office over Giddings & Giddings Bank.

WI idsvre your houses, household and
kitchen furniture, goods, wares and ner-
chandise In the best companies, against losa
by tre, on very reasonable terms.
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He that does not know those
things which are of use and neces-
sfty for him to know, is but an ig.
norant man, whatever he may
know basideS.@Tillotson.
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1t is said that Edmunds is the
second choice of Arthur's friend,
for the presidency. Lincoln they
think to BIO the strong man fol
vice-president in either case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
ALL ABOUT MAIDEN FAIR.
Two Men Fatally Wounded In IL Figh,
Over n Divorced Womnn.

--
Two Men Fatally Wounded In Fight
Over Divorced W0,nnl.
LAPoRTE, Pa, April 22.-About four
years ago James Grubb, son Of well
known farmer living here, married girl
named Fannie May. Miss May had come
to this village about five years ago, no one
knew from where. She opened district
school here. She became mixed up in 60
many scandals that she lost the friendship
Of every one with the exception Of Mrs.
Higgins and young Grubb, who married
her in 1880. The couple lived together
peaceably for two years. when they went
to Chicago, where Grubb accepted posi-.
ton with railroad company. Some trou-
bic sprang up between the couple, and they
took advantage Of the divorce laws OF Iii.
nois to separate. Grubb remained West,
while his wife came East and settled in
the same village where she had been the
subject Of so much gossip, establishing
herself as dreesmaker. She received the
attentions Of young man named Silligan.
About month ago Grubb came home to
Aisit his parents, and yesterday in passing
Miss Maya house saw her sitting a. the
window with Sillisan. Fortilying himself
with liquor be entered the house, grossly
insulted both Miss May and Silligan, and
in the ensuing fight was soundly thrashed
by the latter. On regainiug his feet he
drew a revolver and shot his opponent in
the left breast. A crowd rushed in, attract.
cd by the shot, and Grubb intrenched him
sell in an adjoining room. The door was
broken down at last, but on entering the
room he was found lying on the floor with
y knife wound in the region Of his heart,
evidently self.intlicted. Both men are
fatally wounded.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS,

Nichols & Mills. lumber dealers. Of AL
bany, N. Y; assigned. Liabilities esti-
mated at Sl25, 900.
The Western ( Atlantic railroad, Georgia,
is damaged by the food, but resumes
through travel to-day.
The Vensngo county, Pa, Prohibition.
lists to-day nominated DR.. J. r. Boreland
for Congress in the Twenty.seventh dis.
trict.
All trains from St. Johns, N. B., to Ban.
gor, Me-, have been delayed six hours by
lreshets. Fully mile Of the track is sub.
merged.
The Ninth district Republican conven.
tion OF Boston elected as delegates .Rt-large
to Chicago, R. r, Bishop, Jcgeph G. Ray,
They are announced as in favor Of Ed.
munds.
Tho new atonc Touring mill Owned by
Long ( Co., at Wilaon. Kannas, burned
late last night, with 1000 bushels OF wheat
and 400 barrels OF aour. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, $le 900. 4.
The remains Of Julien MsrtipettI, the
well known clown, who fell dead in the
ring, Saturday, at Dayton, o., arrived at
Baltimore yesterday and were taken in
charge by committee Of the Elks for in.
tsrmant,
J.J. Douglas aad 3. R. Spencer, mana.
gers Of the Henry College Lottery, Ken
tucky, were arrested to-day by Detectives
Eigerion, Henick and Hanna, Po,tofice
Inspectors, on charge oil using the mails
Tor lottery purposes, and taken before Com.
missioner Finpell and released On bonds.
a movement wau insugprate5 by the 10.
tall druggtata Of Pittsburgh 10 maintain
prices on proprietary medlcnes. Circulars
have been issued to the trade notifying
thsla not 10 sell below the established rates
under penalty Of bping hoyco.ted by man.
ufacturers who have Gone'in with the Job
bers, and will not eel to those guilty O.
cutting the prices. 55,
The FORMAL opening OF the session OF tht
Supreme Lodge Of the World OF knights O
Pythias took place yesterday st New Or
leans, in Odd Fellows Hall. The buildin,
Twas decorated With banners, pendants ant
other insignia Of the order. The suprem
representatives were escorted to the hal
by the uniformed rank Of Crescent and Or
leans lodges,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
A kCANDAL
In the Cnpitai-HOw n veilsd Woman
Tried to Nee her Hctrnyer.

Iricu 10 See her Hcirnyer. 3d..
WASHINGTON, April 29.-According to
the Critic, n yelled lady Of slender, grace.
full form, dark hair, bright eyes and small
features, is on tho war path Tor coored
employe Of the Treasury Department, and
threatening to avenge herself in aensa.
tional manner upon prominent member
OF Congress-. She tried hard to see Judge
French, after his Office hours, and not suc.
ceeding in that, told her story to knot OF
listeners about tho building. She said
that aho had recentyreceiyed highly inde-
cent and insulting letters from colored
employe OF the department, and she came
to demand his removal. The messenger
In question, she said, WAS also an en-.
ploye Of a member OF Congress, and 1t was
at his inBtigation, and for his
purpose that the letters were written.
"Their nature WAS such,"' continued the
woman, growing very fierce, "that have
been waiting Tor the Congressman at the
Capitol all day with horsswhip, and have
come to expose his servant, as well as him.
SELF" 'r II
1t was very reluctantly that tho woman
Departed, vowing vengeance on those
whom she accused OF 90 grossly insulting
her, and leaving the impression that she
would be very likely to carry out her pur.
poses. f-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
REPUBLICANS OF GuEENBE.EE
Favor II Combination for State o Ulcers TO
KOut the H0urbon HOsts.

Favor Combination for State Officers to
KOut the H0urbon HOsts.
To The Editor cfthe Inlelligeneer.
slR.-At County Republican Conyen.
ton held in Lswisburg by delegates from
Greenbrier, it was
Resolrsd:-That in the ensuing State
election We favor combination, (not a
fusion) with the Greenbackers; that until &
better plain shall be matured We suggest,
that the Greenback Convention, which has
been called and will be prior in point OF
time, nominate candidates for Governor,
Auditor, Superintendent OF Public School,
one judge Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals
and three electoral candidates, adopt its
platform and adjourn; that the Republican
Convention nominate candidates for At
torney General, Treasurer, one Judge OF
the Supreme Court Of Appeals, and three
electoral candidates, adopt its platform
and adjourn. Let each Congressional dig-
trict agree on candidate, and let the aena.
tyrial and Legislative districts do the same.
And 80 as to the county offices.
Upon this basis. 1.-The Republicans neither
adopt nor repudiate the doctrines OF the
Greenbackers; nor do the Greenbackers
ratify or reject the former practices or pres.
ent principles Of tho Republican party.
Each OF these parties say so much and no
more; that by this combination we pro.
pose 10 have some share in shaping the
des:inies Of the State, and We prefer this
temporary alliance to perpetual Democratic
rule, and after the election each OF these
(for the time combined parties) will hold
the other as it holds "the rest OF mankind,
in peace iriends-enemies in war;"
This resolution waB introduced and earn
estlv advocated by J. w. Clsypool, E:q.,
and seconded in neat speech by S. l..
Smith, Esq, and put and carried unani-
mously. ~
Delegates were appointed 10 the Charles.
ton and Martiusburg conventions.
J.W. DAVIS, Chairman.
S. L. SMITH, Secretary. ~
Le,pisburg, april 10, 1854.
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BELLAIEE.
General News Notes nnd Gossip from tic
GInsS city. .H

General News Notes ma Gossip from Tie
GInsS city. .H
State Senator Solomon Hoge was in town
yesterday. 0r U@. 80
The new school board has organized, re.
electing J. B. Darrah president.
Thirsy.eiehth street was blocksded yester.
day by the laying OF the Noble street sewer
main, which had reached that point NJ
The McClain brothers have been awarded
another important contract-that of build
ing new NJ. E. church on Broad street, Co.
lumbus, 0. : 1~.'
:. spangler Post, Grand Army Of The Repub.
lie, IS preparing to celebrate decoration Day
this year, aud fair and festival will be given
soon to aid in the celebration. -.
"Foolb" is announced as the subject nj D-
2. 8. Henson's lecture. May lst. This will
be the fourth aad last lecture OF TIM courpe
o1rgan.z,d by the Young Mems Christian
Association.
A hue burning out, in the Jones House,
travel Hill, caused An slarm of fire Monday
night Inc report that the street car stables
were on iite made quite commotion in the
lower parts Of town. - : =
The two Presbyterian churches SAINT dele-
6ates yesterday 10 the Misbl0nafy Convention
10 be held at Cadiz this week. Mrs. +. N,
StronS and Il. 9. WiLon went from the First
church, and Mrs. K. NJ. Brown and Mrs.
Elizabeth Carroll from tho Second. Rev. R.
NJ. Brown also went to attend the session of
the st. ClaiIsville p'esbytery, to be held at
the esule place. = -
bEATH or An OLD VETERAN.
Captain William Nichol died yesterday
morning at his old home in the First ward
He was In his eighty-sixth year, having been
born in l70S. He bad lived in this State
since 1872, md served as an Ohio soldier in
the war OF lSl2.l5. For si1,y years he had
lived here and in tho immediate neighbor.
hood before Bellairc existed. He was one
o, ;an ,le @ ssnnches: n. supporters Of Republican
funeral will be held this afternoon, and
spangler Post will likely attend the funeral
OF the veteran.
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Now Il Is alleged that tse city primaries were
cSu!ed for BlAlCe by the use oi tisAue ballols.-
Rtyifu.
Who allegesit? Certainly not the Register,
whose reporters can testify that the allega-
ton is SANDER on the Republicans OF
Ohio county. Ths people turned out and
had their primaries their own way. There
Sas free and fair election, and il the san.
tlment WAS all one way that is because the
people chose to have it so. The Conven-
ton which meets in this city next Saturday
will be q representative body that will do
honor lt the party which made it up; and
We indulge lie belief that our Democratic
friends will be a1.e TO look upon it with
some admiration.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
WHAT alLMER COUNTY SAYS.
Where Tho Blaine Folks Have II Their Own Way
Tho RspublIcaas Of GrssnbrIer Favor = Cos.
iitioa Tlckst-aarion County Iastrucis her
Delegates for James U. Blaine, Ae., &e.


Correspondence efths Inttlicenetr.
GLESvlLLE, April l0.-The Republican
OF Gilmer county met in mas convention
today, being called to order by W. 7
Waint, Chairman Of tho Executive Com
mittee. L. II. Dodson was chosen Chair
man and A. @. Holt, Secretary. The fol
lowing delegates were chosen to thu
Moundsvills and Martinsburg conventions
B. W. Meadows, A. s. Westiall, W. r.
Want, E. II. Dodson, D. F. steinbeck, W,
W: Warden, F. 0. Boilon, James Gather
John n. Holt, W. T. Gluck, J. s. Branuan,
A. ]. Barr and 4. R. Floyd. rII.i :
AS alternates the names OF W. L, Dun.
nington, Of Lewis, NJ. G. Holmes, OF Harri-
son and Ex-Governor F. A. Pierpont, oi
Marion are recommended.
The Committee on RESOLUTIONS reported
the following:
!. We, the Republicans Of Gilmer. county,
make the following declarations: v.
First-We renew our allegiance 10 the
National Republican party,
sscond-That by the integrity and wis.,
dom OF his administration President Ar.
thur has won the respect, confidence and
OF the whole people,
Third-That James G, Blaine ia our
choice for President and Robert T, Lin.
coin for Vice President, and that our del
egates 10 the Moundsville and Martinsburg
conventions are hereby instructed 10 vote
for delegates to the National Republican
Convention who have expressed them.
selves favorable to this ticket. ,, E'7 q
fourth-That we hold the Democratic
party in this State responsible rs n party,
lst, .for robbipg the gchool fund OF our
State to delray the expenses OF Democratic
mismana2ement and extravaganza in the
administration OF State affairs. Cd, OIL
running our State largely in debt 80 as to
increase the taxes OF our already
overburdened taxpayers. Sd, For having
expended hundreds OF thousands Of dol.
lars OF the peoples money in useless legis.
lation and the enactment OF impracticabls
awe, and 18th, For having enacted laws
to the laboring interests and
lnjustly discriminating in favor OF the
wealthy classes.
Re,olrsd-That We think the time has
'ome for all those who are opposed to the |
.ule Of the Bourbon Democracy OF this |
State, to unite this coming fall and exert
heir united energies to over throw the
'arty which has misgovsrned our State for |
10 many years, and that it is the sentiment
II this Convention that We heartily favor
uch union OF forces.
: All Of which were unanimously adopted. |
The following new County Executive
Committee was chosen: w. L. Want,
chairman; James Carter, Of De kalb dis
rict; Henry Neff, Of Troy; a. B. Meadows,
y Center district; w. L. Hays, Of Glenville |
district.
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MORRISON POH PRESIDENT.
The Antl,ur tf :Ac Ncfnrtouo THriT Bill
Uam prcsiicut:nl Aspirations.

The hnti,or Lf :Ac Nefnrtouo THriH Bill
Ba~ Presidential Aspirations.
WASHINGTON, April e2-Mr. Morrison
has some enthusiastic friends who are
deeply Impressed with the idea tha. II he
can secure the pssHsse Of the tariff bill be
will come to tho front as prominent can.
didate before the National Democratic con-
yertion for the Presidential nomination.
There is soma very quiet but very effective
work being done now In Mr. Morrison'a in
terest, and although it has not yet resulted
in q ''boom," his friends are claiming that
he has a very lair showing Tor the noplina-
ton now, but which will 5eyelop into al.
most certainty II he can 90 before the
convention with the credit OK
having secured tho passage Of a
now, tariff bill drswn 10 meet the
sentiment IN the Democratic party for rev.
enue reform. Mr.. Morrison, while be does
not talk openly about the matter, is under.
stood 10 occupy the position Of not pub.
licly or formally announcing his candidacy,
but at the same time eagerly desiring the
nomination.. His tsiepds assert very con.
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HI.ntiEt'GRs HSIEEE,
q ------------- .
a Nfs Robbery Outthc rlke-NewkN0ten
.E.f.. no. H. md lpFs0ruIa ~. ...

a Nfs Robbery Ouiihc rike-NewsNdtes
ssf md Personals. r.
Mr.. Martin Joycs is confined TO his bed by
.erious Illness.
M. Henry Koehnllne has flashed rnjs;np
the Heinle;u buildings and still has more to
follow. 500
Mr. Evan +. Dardino has made very iine
Job Of freaco!ng the Masonic Hall. Ali who
have looked on the work are very much
pleased. @gI7
A large delegation of ladies' connected
with the Presbyterian church left las, even.
ing los attend the meeting Of the presbylery
The foundations for the Hc;nlc;n block.
destroyed by fro during the Il sod are getting
along, and will soon be ready for the super
structure.
A big robbery Occurred at Ambrose Ar
riok's house, s'1 miles out the National rond.
Monday p.lsnt. The thieves b.oke In and
succeeaed in taking OF Mr.. Arrick's psn,a-
Icons, in which were 40. Marshal McCou.
naaghy has clue 10 ths robbers and that Ia
enough to ssy that the cnlprits will be caps
ltussd, -, H.
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MARTIs'S FERRY.
The New stove Foundry-The Meetins OF
the E0nrd Of Edkcation.

AAe ne" sioFe eF0unuTy-The NcetinS OF
the Bonrd Of EdhcntIan,
Captain Abe Lash is confined to his house
by severe illness. .-,. ''
Mrs. Mary T. Burris and son, "BerLn ara
visiting friends in the West.
Mrs. Frank Seals died Monday night. Sim
leaves family OF SIX children.
/. Rev. J. J. McCarroll and wife, Captain II.
W:amith land wife and Misses Birdie GRAY
and Pic ~ Clark. left yesterday for Csdiz,
to attend the mee.ins ol The presbylery.
Among the audience. Monday night In
Castle Mitchell, were Captain ssmuci II
Dean and Mayor Mitchell, and they ware
seen to heartily applaud the aoios, esiec;slly
tho soas kissing Through the Bars.d
The newly elected Board CT Education waro
sworn In Monday and organized Tor ths en-
suing yoar by eecirg the following officers
President, Joseph T. Hanes; Clerk. Cnnrlss
b. Skrsvs; Treasurer. J. NJ. Blackiord, In
the matter OF q new North School building, a
committee was appointed to look Ior site.
The Belmont Stove Company scheme ia
booming A large amount OF stock hiss been
sabsoribed duting the past few days, and
there is eres: promito that gronud will soon
be broken for the works Martins Ferry
capitalists should see That this company sue.
ceeds. 1t will do mora TO build up the town
than ten comfy EeAtH,
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FRESH FOREIGN FACTS.
THE LATEST NEWS .sy THE CABLE.
A. Eirtlqusks Shock which Thrtm Busin.s, MI
lato Consterna:loh- the People were Trrn.
ed up'lde Down-rha Terror SirIelen Per.
hoas Rush lat0 thu Strssts-Nsws Notes,

LONDON, April22,-'rhe eurthquakeshoek
this morning occurred al $50 and was felt
IN the eastern counties OF England. Some
localities In Essex and Suffolk were tho
scenes oil the greatest disturbance. At
Ipswich the shock WA so severe that tho
walls oil houses were perceptibly shaken,
plates werc ratified and bolla rung. The
people have been thrown into such stae
oil CONSERVATION that business ia for tie
time suspended. The shock WIS still
moro severe ut Calchestes, where tho cor
cnssion lasted half minute. The flint
symptom was u deep rumbling sound,
protentious and awo.inswiring, apetd-
lily followed by quaking and shaking OF
al! the building. The church bella were
sounded as though swayed by unseen
hands, and tall chimney stacks Of factories
crashed in ruins 10 the earth, and other
lofty structures were destroyed. /. The spiro
OF one OF tho largest structures In the city,
100 feet high, fell with an awful crash to
tho ground. 1t Is impossible II estimate
tho amount OF damage, but It Is known TO
be great. In the private houses the great.
cat confusion prevailed. Chairs and tables
were overturned, china and glassware in
cnpboards tied together and were ire
Quently broken, whilo the pictures and
other ornaments upon the walls were loos.
Snedfrom their fastening and fell to tho
floor. r..
lne people were terror.:tficken; men,
women and children rushed ehrieking into
thestrceta, where their agonized cries and
pale faces made the most impressive scene.
At Chelmsford, about thirty miles from
London, the shock was also severe, and
the people were filled with terror and dis
may. At South End the earth trembled
Tor miles around, the windows oil many
dwellings, were broken, chimneys dashed 10
The earth and crockery and glassware
AT Maldon, ten miles east OF Chelmsford,
The town hall and private houses were,
,wGyed several timpa. The wave passed
from south to north. The GloLe says the
shock was felt in the Strand, London. A
business house, 1t asserts, was percep.ibly
.ocked; 30 much 30 that the employees wero
.flected aud rushed into the streets. The
iurstion Of the shock at Ipswich is es,i.
mated at three seconds. The earthquake
las caused a general feeling Of alarm and
insecurity throughout England.
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One Of Kr,ier'. W.,ns.-e. rlcn,ls Gnilty.

one OF krifcr's Witnesses ricntis Chilly.
WASHINGTON, April 222.-One OF the men
With criminal record, aud then awaiting
trial, who was very busy helping General
ke!er in the late House investigation, to.
day pleaded guilty in tho Criminal Court
Of this district, to m indictment for forgery.
1t is curious coincident that another
prisoner, indicted for obtaining money
under false presenses, and who pleaded
guilty to-day, was some years since wit
ness in a Congressional investigation, and
swore that he Ind seen a receipt for cor
mption money from Judge W. D. Kelley.
The committee soon discovered that hts
testimony WAS perjury throughout, and
gave Judge Kelley written otatement to
that ellaCt e. r"IgErE. .-t"1
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MARION COUNTY,
Huntington District Necln: oy for tho
Peoples Ticket.

Huntington District Necln: oy for tho
Peoples Ticket.
correspondence Of The Iategigencer.
MASSISdroS, April 2l.-The Repnbli.
cans Of Warrington district met on satur.
day and were called to order by the Hon.
J. @. Jones, Chairman Of the Executive
Committee. DR.. W. A. Morgan was made
Chairman and B. F. Charlton Secretary
T~snty.iour delegates, cs follows, were
appointed to the Martinsburg convention !;
Dr.. McIntire. EN-. Wells, James Gump,
H. NJ. Ice, A:O. Ferril, John l.: Hays, ].
N. Cunningham, 4. s. Ar nett, ]. S. Niue
grove, N: Morgan, Z. F. Philips, Frank
Burt, William Hall, Jerry Senior, George
W. Beauty, Alpheus Clayton, B. F. Charl.
ton, Z. B. Todd, @. II. Woodruff and D. s.
Eobsrta, George II. Dobson, A. n. Prich-
ard, u. A. Clayton, and Chairman W. a.
Morgan. The delegates were Instructed
to work for Jamea G. Blaine as first choice.
The best Of feeling prevailed, and deter.
mination to work was manifest. =.