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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-09
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises.
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price, IS cents per
box. For sale by H. Is. Cochran, druggist, Nos
l37 and l39 North Queen street Lancaster. Pa.
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DIR. Tanners stomach.

DIR. Tanner certainly has great stomach
great because of its strength and endurance
We may err III saying that the doctors uses Bur
dock blood BiHers, but II he does, his digestive
powers are easily accounted for. Bdrdock Blood
Bihers being "a standard medicine are sold by
all druggists For sale by ii. b. Cochran. drug
gists, 1877 and l39 North Queen street, Lancaster,
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Evi,,ence of the I,est Ixiud.

Richard Il. Robinson is druggist living in l.a-
cine, Wis. Here is what he says: AFFLICTED wit h
luryngitis was unable to articulatc u word dis
tinctly tor fully two months. "A liberal applica-
ton of Thomas Ectectric oil completely cured
me- Am pleased 10 recommends M 10 Ia 9r SAFE Dg
street, Lancaster.
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Instructive Reading.

Some of the testimonials from different people
relative SO Thomas Ectectric OH, and the relief
IL has given them when distressed by headache,
earuche. and toothache are as interesting read.
ing as you will lind. This being standard meds
Queen street, Lancaste
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I'm All Broke Up Z"

This is the usual exclamation of one afflicted
with rheumatism, or mmeness Rheumatic
people are indeed entitled Go our sincere SYM
pathy and commisertion. speedy reliefis Of
Tered them in DR.. Ihomas's Ectecfric OIL IL Is
the sworn enemy of all aches and pains. For
sale by H. b. Cochran, druggist, lS7 and l39 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
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----7'T>~
A summer ldyl.

From the New York journal.
81 beg pardon, maam, but are you going
into the country this summer?" politely in
Fifth avenue.
"Why, certainly"
"Very well, ma'am. When shall stop
calling for tho orders?"
'Let me see. Well, l guess you'd better
continue as usual until the middle of June.
After that don't call until late in the evening,
as l don't want the neighbors to SEQ me-"
Bright teeth, and lips that glow the while,
Give light and color to II smile;
And, infinitely more than this,
Give light and color to a kiss.
But both must suffer from the want
OF the liie-giving SOZODONT.
j9-IwdeodSw
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To LADIEs.-If you wish to render your skin
white and soft, use Glenn's Sulphur Soap, Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in one minute
jS-lwdeod&w
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READING q COLUMBIA.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER rRArrS.

on1 Ira rains connect at Reading with trains z,
All hnam,om %om ihiladcIphia, Pottsville, Harrisburr
Route. A' wa bouhu DrOOk
la. Columbia with trains to and from YORK
'st,p,.,cI, a. Gcttysburg Frederick and l,alttm0ras
Chickics "''i' ''"hS W anu ifom
a, a. fmanheim with trains TO ana from Lebanon
a.. lancaster Junction with trains 10 and from
Lancaster and QuarryvilIe " oA
Y.o SUNDAY.
street, sos n. m, 1856 ~ m ' 'S''i' Ai"s
Ieavc,-naan,ing IeIn,etning, 1910 a. m, 5:55 p. m.
~ nn,r,rniyUe-Lancaster, ~, 4 King Street, $40 a. m b50
~ Pam,ii, NH Yh,a.rryville, GAO p. IN.
apil hiyd&w A. M. WILSON, supt.
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arrays SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
" The Great English Remedy. An unf,iling
cure for Impotency and all Diseases that follow
Loss of Memory, Universal Llssitude, Pain In
the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature old
Age and many other diseases that lead to In
sanity or Consumption and u Premature Grave.
Full particulars in our pamphlet, which we de-
citic medicine Is sold by all druggists at u per
package, or six packages for q. or will be sent
free by mail on receipt OF the III, ney, by ad
dressing the agent,
H. B. COCHRAN, Druggis:, sole Agent,
Nos. l37 and lS North Quc".. street, Lancaster,
Pa.
On account OF counterfeits, we have adopted
the Yellow Wrapper; the only genuine.
TIE GRAY MEDICINE Co,
buffalo. N. Y.
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ANCASTER AND MILLERsvYf.r.
- ~. X R-TIME TABLE. AZ ~
o,o nrs ,eave Lancaster for MiIIcrsvf11S = -
Gar" Ian; y ~, ana 200, 100, 600 ana - E.
oV and 1000 a. m, and LOO, 500. 500 ana ~ Z
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- LINE RAILROAD s SoANA

A. NJ. WILSON, Supt Ii. Il G. II. n.
X. X. "f' " "''u u ~ MT IL.
GEORGE ELTz, supt p. &R.R.R. alI.1vakw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
coNDENsED TELEGRAMs.

The sixty6rs7 session Of the Eovere'gu
Grand Lodge OF he |. .. o. F. met in Bal
iBsre Yesterday
William KYLE ~as arrested 81 Toronto
yesterday for fOsgl-g Sote.
The Irish Athletic team arriyedIaE Quebec
yesterday.
A fire occurred on Sunday at Ssnd Beach,
Miss., destroying $50, 900 worth OF property.
The Court of Portland, Mains, has refused
20 free John w. Jones from his debts on &C.
count of which be EAs declared insolvent in
1854
b. A. Doolittle, bard1ess dealer Of o.
vego. n. Y, hes made an asignnent.
Liabilities, $40, 0,OG0; sssets $4,000.
The twelfth annual convention Of Loco
motive Fremsn began 70 Philadelphia yes
day.
Patrick Eenan, Of Baltimore, who shot
and killed his uncle SONS time ago is to be
tried September %.
Bradord Rixford, of tie U. S. Pension
Bureau, was seized with heart disease Sun
day night and died in fheen minutes.
William Ball, prominent distillerymAn
was shot and killed by his sOn George, near
Stanford, Ky.
The shirt factory Of Hermann Anckram
& Co, Of Troy, n. Y, vas burned yesterday.
Loss SIS, 900.
A FIRE on Sunday destroyed FIVE houses
in Franklin, Pa. Loss $4,000.
The Aldrich family, Of Ions, Mich, who
50 long foiled the attempts officers to arrest
them, have been jailed and some incendiAry
has burned their houses, barns, etc.
Billy Burns, the notorious Dstroit burg
lar, has been sentenced to fifteen years in
the peniteniary.
The Health Officers of New York sr'
making every possible effort to fud Ia!
source Of the outbreak Of o case Of suall
pox in that city.
The OraDgemen held a meeting at Kings
ton, Ont, yesterday, and they pledges
.-.nsslvss 70 support no man for odice sh
- aid NOT favor the Orange bill
80 I>--sssnsa Kx =eess-3s- ~
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AT THE CITY HALL.
The Work Of Fitting Up the Building Pro-
gressibg Rapidly.

The Work of Fitting Up the Building Pro-
gressing Rapidly.
The work Of cleaning, altering aud re-
psiring the City Hall for occupsny BY the
municipal authorities is progressing at Q
satisfactory rate Of speed, and the work
Gems to be very thoroughly done. A REG-
lsTER reporter made tour OF the building
Yesterday, and found that surprising
change lad been made in the interior OF the
bouEe The brick and cement foundation.
for the ole tagging is in place in tho
room in the basement tet apart for the lock-
up, and the work OF lsying the stone viii
soon commence. The wainscoting and
painting in the female ward and the lock.
no Ies per apartment has been completes,
Eashstands put in, and the mass Of boxes
snd misce lsneous Rubbish left By the State
removed. The Police Court room has been
wsipsco,ted, The Judges platform aud desk
erected, and the woodwork painted. Two
new docrs have sbo beea cut through the
vail il TO the oarT dor. Ga the frst
Goor he walls and ceilings OF ali
he startmsn'S have been cleaned aud
slsbAsiiped, the wood work painted. and q
general cir OF freshness given tie entirs
premis,s, aud tie same 10 true OF the sec
opd feor, exceDt the rooms OF the Board Of
Public Works which have been foished for
some time and are now occupied by the
Board.
When the so;k ia completed the City
Hall will be-A credit TO our people, and .
worthy headquarters Tor our Iocal goyeia-
NETT.
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MORGANTOWN.
A Serious Notwithstanding About the
University Other Notes.
Spectal 10 Ia Rs,tSs-.

A Serious Accidents ethipg About the
University Other Notes.
Specia! 10 Is ReJiS.e-
MoRGANTowS, September 2l.-Qute q
serious accident happened 10 Jacob Protz.
man, of this place, Friday night. He had
been TO Greensboro and was returning
home and when he got as far as the mouth Of
Dunkard's creek, it seems his horse got
scared-ran awsy-threw him out o! the
buggy and hurt him dangerously. His
head is very badly cut and probably there
are internal injuries He has not been
able TO speak since the accident happened.
1t ID not known what frightened
the horse, as he was alone. When found be
was insensible, the horse some distance
away and the buggy almost completely
torn to pieces. There are some coDjecIuTes
of foul play, but without foundation, 50 lar
as know. What motives such person
or persons could have in perpetrating such
q deed if such conjecture were true, is
question. The injured man will hardlJ
recover.
State Superintendent Morgan has been
spending few days at his home in this
county. He came to town Saturday even.
ing and will probably remain two or three
days. He expresses himself as
highly gratifed at the opening
Of the Normal Schools through.
out the State and hopes for the greatest
harmony soon to take the place OF the feel
ing OF hostility that has existed between the
No NAL s hco an 1 the Tn rsity. be be-
heyes that when this harmony among all the
schools of the Sta;e froa the common
schools to the Univeniry IL brought about
that then and only then ~ill they all accom-.
phsh the work which they sre Aoandan'ly
able 10 do. Superintendeu' Morgan seems
10 be mnch IN earnest in hi' work.
The University has stsrtsd of. Se might
gay, with a new lrsse OF hi.. There are
now rinety.eight students enrolled and
enough more present to make number as
large as attended the whole OF last year, and
still more TO come.
President Turner is the right man in the
rig ht place. Thespirit Of confidence among
the students in the success OF the school for
the year is quite different from that OF
former years.
The newly chosen Professors, Whitehill
and Reynolds, fall into their line OF duty
with q naturalness that shows them to be
men Of ability and experience.
The cadet corps now numbers about
fifty, Of this mum Der twenty-five are recruits.
The recruits are undergoing the usual
"s Frightening out" process, preparatory TO
being received into full membership" in
the companies
The Sunday school of the M. E. Church
eI joytd d The pleasure OF q picnic in Q pleas
AZ grove a short distance out Of town.
There was abundance o good things on the
ground 10 tempt the appetite Of the most
fas,id;ous. Those who were so fortunate
os 10 participate report o pleasant time.
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tributed amorg them, and places his villa
Fayorita at the disposal OF the sufferers,
and exhorts the people to show their oour.
age and calmness during the trying ordeal
through which they are now passing.
And Now Floods.
MADRID. September s,-Disastrous rains
have prevailed during the past twenty-four
hours in the southeastern part Of Spain.
The rain came down in torrents snd soon
the rivers overfowed their banks, causing
immense destruction Of property and the
loss of many lives. Houses, trees and dead
animals are being carried to the sea by the
raging food, which stretches for Q mile
around the city.
An Irish Fort Raided.
Cork, September Ala mysterious raid
was made last night on Carlisle fort, one Of
the deienses of the city. All that can be
learned Of the affair at present is that Q
party Of men seized four rifles and tso
swords during the night and got away with
them without disturbing the garrison. The
sentry on duty close to the spot where the
arms we're kept did not see any one, and re-
lstes that he heard no unusual noise The
police are aiding the military in the search
70, the raiders, but as vet nc: clue to their
whereabouts has been obtained.
Anarchy.
CossTANrNoPLE, September 2l.-An-
archy prevails ia Albania Turkish troops
and a body of Albamans have had an en-
gagement near Presread. Five bsttalions
OF Turkish troops have been dispatched to
the scene Of trouble.
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4 Horrible Trnredv.

F0TTsvILLLE, Pa, September u A hor
rible tragedy occurred last evening at Sill
Yer Creek, a mining village eight miles
ssst of this city. Patrick 'Neill and his
site Sarah lived with an old woman named
Betty Ksefe. TIE man and wife had con-
start uusrrels ard Mrs O'Neill blamed the
old woman. who was Der husbands aunt
for being the instigstor of the domestic
troubles Yesterday was an occasion Of
general csrousal and disturbances at Silver
Creek and in the evening the bulk oFits
people were drawn to one end oFthe village
by row Old Mrs Heefe was iu bed and
Mrs. ONeill taking advantage ofths opDor-
trnity dragged the old woman to the Hoor
and severed her head froJ her body with
an axe. Mrs. 0Neill WAS drunk at the
time, and when arrested did not deny the
crime. She was lodged ia jail here this
morning.
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Deadly Hog Cholera.

ToprK,. KS. September 2l.-Concsn-
rg tho, prevalence Of hog cholerA In Ken
sfs (Stste) the Veterinarian says "The&
are thirty counties in the great State ~
fected by hog cbo'--a. This year the DE-
esse is more preya,s Ian at any tine
within the history Of tb. u So and 81. Ics
uill probably reach tl,O00.00O or NOR
arge numbers Of hogs are being shippsd q
m srko& that are infected with the dissaeo
and a. consequence Il il sppssring q
counties not before injected. IL ID also {
fact tsat nearly every stockysrd In u!
eastern two-thirds Of Kansas ID injected an6
oil boss shipped through these yards 80
exposed to infection" The yeterns1al
says that the treatment OF hog choIesA Vi
the object OF soezsinR . recovery does -
pay. He urges that the animals b kius
and burned tho moment they show signe 9.
sickaess, and active measures taken for ~
suppression Of the disease and 70 prevent ~
introduction from other States BY imposiaG
q quarantine Of fifteen days on ell ship'
mepN,
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the school would probably have been opene'
before this.

before thlG.
The Two Wills.
Sanborn's will, which was fled in the Pro;
bate Office at Exeter on the 10th inst,
gives several private bequests, 1000 70
public institutions, including $1,000 TO the
Orthodox Church OF Kingston, and the re-
mainder to the trustees of the seminary.
The heirs-at-laW and representatives OF
Dartmouth College propose to contest the
will on the ground that the testator was OF
unsound mind when it was made. 1t viii
come up for probate at Exeter October IA,
but probably nothing will then be done be-
yond assigning date for the trial, which
probably will not be reached for several
weeks.
Meanwhile the viii of Julia Hilton is also
to be contested by her heirs. 1t was made
in October, 1878, and, after making few
small bequests to relatives, bequeathes the
remainder ito my friend, Edward s. San
born, OF Kingston, N. a." who is also
made executor without bonds. The condi.
ton of his health, however, was such that Q
special administrator was appointed. The
property has been appraised at $500 real
and 1854 20 personal. The ground of
contest is undue influence on the part OF
Sanborn and the case will soon be heard.
There is good deal Of dispute in kizgs
ION concerning the propriety of accepting
Sanborn's benefactions. On various occa-
sions he has literally aided the Congregs-
tional, Methodist and Universalist churches
in his native town, and they have never de-
clined his gifts. he was practically an
infdel, but he believed in churches. They
are needed to keep the boys and girls out
of deviltry," he would say in his blunt
way. he gave the UniVersalists a new
bell, but remarked at the same time
that the denomination would never prosper,
because they don't preach hell fire enough
to keep people up to the scratch" When
in town, although non believer, he gener-
ally attended the Orthodox church. the
church of his ancestors. In spite of his
own vices, he believed in calling things by
their right names, and ne often told his &C.
quaintances in this city that he had kept
plain daily record of his licentiousness for
thirty years, and that he proposed to leave
il to his relatives.
The position of those who believe in TAX
iug advantage Of Sanborn' s gifts was pretty
we'll defined the other day By one of the
trustees ofthe seminary, who said, in reply
20 a remark, that the Institution would
never prosper upon such i'll gotten msaus
Did you never hear o. good coming out o.
evil? This ia not unclesn money. Do
you investigate the pedigree of every dollar
that comes to your pocket? If you should
you couldn't accept mary. | don't believe
you could receive them from any source but
the Mint"
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AN UNINTEREsTINe RACE

For ths -, 500 Bennett Cup Rt New York
Yesterday.
NEw YoRE, September 2l.-Compsred
with the yacht races in which the English
cutter, the Genests, took part last week, the
one begun to day for the Brenton reefs chsl-
lenge cup excited no local interest. No ex,
cursion steamers, not even a yacht, steam
or sail went out TO see tie start for the
trophy.
The cup is a magnificent silver trophy
valued at g 500. 1t was offered BY Com.
modore James Gordon Bennett in 1872 and
is to be contested for BY yachts of all ma
tons. The distance is from Sandy Hook
ightsbip around Brenton hghtship off New.
port hsrbor and return, about three
hundred miles. 1t was first
won July q, 1872, by the Rambler in 80
hours, 55 minutes and SO seconds, aud the
same yacht successfully defended it Septem-
Der q of that year in 43 hours, 25 minutes
and 80 seconds. The third race was July
%, 1876, when the Idler won 1t in the fast
time of 81 hours, Is minutes and l6 sec.
Olds. The ldler being subsequently sold
TO 90 TO Chicago the cup reverted TO the
New York Yacht Club, and the present is
the fourth contest for it.
When near the Sandy Hook lightship
this afternoon the tow lice we're cast off and
the yachts made sail and prepared for the
long trip The Luckenbach gave the pre-
parstory signal at 4:49 .. NJ, having placed
herself ia position little to southwest of
the hghtship. The Dauntless was under
main ard fOIessil, forestsy sail, jib flying,
jib and main club topssil, which cover
ed her main gsf topssil The
sail, jib, flying jib and club topsail. At
4.59 the signal to start was given, the yachts
were then to the southwest of the committee
boat. They came around and passed the
line nearly abreast of each other, the
Genests being to windwsrd. The Daunt-
less had set ib topsail and main topmast
stay sail The Genesta did not set any
more sail, but soon at,er cross
ing the line she passed the
Dsuntless, and began fast leaving her. The
yachts we're heading eastward. The wind
was very light from the south and southwest
and the weather clear, with long swell on
the ocean. At $50 the Genesta was about
q mile ahead. When darkness set in the
G, nesta was observed to be nearly two miles
ahead of the Daunrless. The Luckenbsch
had left them and was heading for home,
leaving the Ocean King to keep the yachts
company. Their progress was not very
fast.
The Genests crossed the line at 5.l3,
Dauntless ). %, thus the former was hsndi-
capped minutes and the latter l3 min
utes.
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The SMITH TRIAL.
The Sentence OF the CourtmartiaI Liable to
be Annulled.

The Sentence OF the Courtmartial Liable to
be AnnuIlsd.
WASHINGTON, September 2l.-Aessrs.
Hunter 4 Caandler. counsel for Psymaster
General Joseph A. Smith, Of the Nay De-
partmeut, this moraing Sled petition to
the Supreme Cour, Of the Distric, Of COlum-
bia, asking that a writ Of prohibition be
Issued restraining toe Secretary OF the Navy
from further proceedings in relation 10 the
charles against their client. The Smith
Courinartial rsassembled Of II oclock this
uorUirg il compliance with the orders is
sued by Secretary Whitney last week and
each member I once served with q notice
of the application made by the counsel to
the Supreme Court. Secretary Whitney
Wss served with similar no ice IN couse-
ouence OF which he directed the Court 10
adjourn for two weeks. The application
of counssls set forth that the Office Of Pay
master General is a civil one, the functions
Of Tshich are discretionary with the lncum-
bent, subject 20 ;he approval OF lie Secrets-
sry of the Navy, and that the Court has no
jurisdiction in the premises This pro-
-eeedipg 6iAers ifom that taken by the coua-
sci of DR. Wales 10 that the lstter sPPhed
for VII, Of habeas corpus to relieve the
accused from military arrest. The Court
in the Wales case did not decide upon the
Point Of Jurisdiction Ct the court mar':as!,
Counsel have asked to be heard apon this
apsl,eAiion next WedGs:Iay at 10 O'Clock
a Sec;s;or tss.=5rso!e to the sccused Wou'd,
Il is held. have the effect 70 nuility the san
.tsIce al the Co1rtmar'isl already pending,
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new YoRk REPUBLICANS
Ia a State Of Wonderful Dissr
qanizatioa.
CONFUSION AND WIRE Pullln'
Bliss and Morton Take the Lead Of cofae'|
Who, However, Holds Eaough s
Votes to Swamp Them.
NO LIGHT As TO VINO WILL VIZ

SARATOGA, N. Y, September 81. IA
gates to the Republican State Con a.
are arriving in large numbers tcdE-
the quiet ofSsturdsy and Sunday ha '~
changed to one ot hustle and activas =
political wire-pulling. The blooms -
there are many Of them. are b.
pushed in the hotels at the Springs on u
sireets and everywhere else. There is ID
concentrations OF strength upon any one|
candidate worth chronic6ng. There hsv1
been about twenty Eve Names msatioasa e.
the first place on the ticket bul
OF course the greater number q
these will not receive and do nol
expect anything more than compliments
~ vote in the Convention. The moco|
prominent candidates are Alonzo B. Coe|
nell, Cornelius n. Bliss, Ira W. Davea-|
pert j. w. Drexel, Jos. B. Carr, Len III
Morton, James d. Warren. VIM. II. Seward
and James Wadsworth.
New York county is said to hold the ksJ|
to the situation and the city delegates ard
hard at work endeavoring to harmonic
upon q candidate. This, il OF an possiblo|
will be accomplished 70 night. A quisl|
movement Is said 10 be on foot to maxi
Col. Fred Grant the nominee for Secretary
OF State.
Dele gates fairly swarmed into town os|
tie afternoon trains, and the scenes about
hotels to night are decidedly animated. Al
this hour, ii p m, no change in the situs-|
ton from that indicated earlier In the day.
is observable. Cornelius N. Bliss and
Levi p. Morton have taken the lead, lcay1
ing Cornell q good third. While THU
in TACT il is very apparent that CornsII|
blocks the way to reaching an amicable ar|
rsngement without considerable difficultY.|
and unless be can be gotten rid ofby friend
Of the other two gentlemen they WI
have hard work in carrying out
wishes. tbs understood that Cornell holdn|
a sufficient number OF votes OF the Neul
York delegates to embarrass Bliss ant1
Morton and il is probable that this may
necessitate the naming Of Drexel or nsu|
man.
Midnight.
The Kiprs county (Brooklyn) delegates
held conference TO. night and appointed q
committee to confer with the New York
county delegates with view 10 selecting q
candidate upon whom both delegsuon1|
could unite.
The State Committee TO night mot ssd|
decided TO recommend the selection oi Seal
aior Warner Miller for temporary chair
man.