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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-21
FORGING DEAD MEMS NAMES.
nv TELEGRAPH To THE rRGBUSe.l

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.-Dr. John Buch-
anan the notorious vendor of bogus diplomas and Mrs
Rebccca Russell, whose real name is Hur were arrested
to-day charged with conspiracy to issue fraudulent parch
menis Robert O. Moore, former employe or Buchanan
sworc that the doctor had got him TO sign the OF
Professors Samuel w. Gross, Joseph L. Pancoas William
Pepper j. Forsyth Meiss aud others to diplomas OF the
University OF Philadelphia and OF the University of Ohio
Moore said that Buchanan told him the men were dead
and that To sign their no crime.
Buchanan was held in bail Ia the amount
OF - 900 and Russell FOR 5000 The arrest Is the out
come OF an investigation that the Attorney has
been making for the past four months showing that Bu
chanan not satisfied with flooding the country with
900 false diplomas prior to 1850, had resumed his
business on a large scale
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EVARTS ELECTED SENATOR.
ACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
MAYOR COOPER RECEIVES THE COMPLIMENTARY
VOTE or THE DEMOCRATS.

vx.NIyoR COOPER RECEIVES THE COMPLIMENTARY
VOTE OF THE DEMOCRATS.
ryRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE ihino
IIn,Ny. ian. 2O.-Wiliam NJ. Evarts had a
o,nr;, for limited States Senator in both branches
of the Legislature to-day. He received the 'o'o
of every Republcon member of the Legislature
Nineteen Senators voted for him and sevcnty-thfeo
Assemblymen. The Democrats voted for ex-Mayor
Edward Cooper, of New-York. Mr. Cooper mao 10
votes in the Senate and 90 in the Assembly. io-
morrow the Senate and Assembly Will meet III
iont session, and Mr. Evarts will be duly deciaroa
elected United States Senator There Will 10 Iho
further ballots.
Mr.. Eyarts. it is stated to-day will be in the city
tomorrow. and will receive such members OF
the LEGISLATURE as may desire to make his
acquaintance. In the course of the evening 1t Is
said Mr. Evarts may make speech, nominally ad-
dressed to the members of the Legislature but
actually to the Republican voters of New-York.
The County Democracy and Tammany members
had cheeringly harmonious relations in the Demo-
cratic caucus this morning Senator Daily, leader
of the County Democracy, nominated Edward
Cooper for Senator. Thereupon Senator Plunkitt,
of Tammany Hall, intimated that there had
been some quarrelling and fighting among the
Democrats of New-York City aud on the whole 1t
would be better to take some man as candidate
for Senator who does not live in that city. Assem-
blyman Ives also Tammany Hall man,
blaudly said that Mr.. Cooper had once
accepted a Republican nomination for Mayor
This charge of party heresy brought Senator Daiy
to his feet in praise of Mr.. Cooper Senator Camp
bell in the interest of harmony nominated Francis
Herman country Democrat for Senator
Assemblyman Burnbam nominated ex-senator
George Raines; Asemblyman johnson pre-
sented the name of Abram S. Hewitt !;
Assemblyman Green placed In nomination
Daniel s. Manning; Assemblyman Cantor noml-
mated Joseph Pulitzer, and Assemblyman Lodo-
wick ex-Mayor Edward Murphy, OF Troy.
Votes given fol. all the candidates, ana also
William L. Smith and John {. Jacobs IL soon be
came apparent, however, that MIR; Cooper was the
choice of nIne-tenths of the members OF the eau
Gus and the other candidates were withdrawn.
The Republicans were in high good spirits to-day
over their election of William VI. Evarts for Sena-
tor The friends of Levi p. Morton felt no bitter
ness over his defeat. Nearly all the prominent Re
publicaus who have been here for week working
for the several candidates for Senator departed for
their homes to-day.
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLIN, Jan. 20.-The Emperor remained up short
time to-day and then obliged TO resume his bed. He
Is suffering from cold
BERLIN, Jan. 20.-Baron Won Manteuffe, Governor Of
Asace Lorraine still insists upon the acceptance OF his
resignation and the runOris revived that Prince VIII
liam Of Prussia is to be his successor.
GALWAY, Jan. 20.-Thomas Parry who murdered his
sweetheart Miss Alicia Burns, In November, hanged
hero to-day. They to be married, but Miss Burns
broke off the engagement. He asked her IL she was
still determined give him up and she replied yes"
He then shot her through the heart.
ST. PETERsBURG, Jan. 20.-The Government has re-
ected the draft of contract submitted by the exGov-
ernOr OF Eastern Siberia, by which IL proposed to
cOhcedc TO American company MONOPOLY for twenty
five Of the fur trade and the hunting OF fur animals
on the Russian Pacific coast.
PARIS, JAM 20The funeral OF Norbert Balerich, who
died from injuries recevedin encounter with NJ Due,
editor OF the Cr de Pepi took place to-day. Is0lat
ed shouts OF "Vive la commune " heard, and
arrest made.
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DEATH INA FAITH-CURE HOSPITAL
A sT. LOUIS INSTITUTION on THE TLAN OF THE
ONE IN BRISTOL, ENGLAND.
icy TELEGRAPH To rHE TRlBUNgl

ONE IN BRISTOL, ENGLAND.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUyg.l
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20.-A singular case was de-
velOped to-day in the Coroners office in connection
with the death Of child named Joseph Durham. The
testimony showed that fait-eure minister named J.
ID. Asbough, about two months ago founded faith
hospital here, similar to tile IN Bristol England.
All OF the patients to be cured by prayer. The
hospital was supported by charity and was soon filled
with children As they were admitted, the
maron, the minister aud the attendants began praying.
No what the patient took, the T1Sing
kept up No medical attendance was allowed. The
patients grew day by day. and many OF them were
taken away. But nine of them were cured. The child
Joseph Durham, admitted week ago. and was then
In fair health. He became Sick the faith sys-
was resorted to. The result that he grew
rarldy Appeals made nightly TO tue
Throne Grace. and while caressing the patients as II
to drive away the disease the attendants made use OF
such expressions The good God please make these
sufferers whole" "Our Heavenly Father look with
benevolence the child" Jesus our Savior, take
the germs OF disease"
The child, like all or the other patients grew worse
and suffered the most intense agony No physician was
called and II finally Gied The institution is filed with
children all OF whom dying for want OF proper care
and medical attendance.
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PHASES OF ENGLISH POLITICS.

LONDON. Jan. 2O.-JOhn Bright has just
published letter in the form of pamphlet devoted TO
consider alton OF the effect Rely to be produced by the
extension the franchise which has been brought about
by the recent Franchise bill The great Liberal predicts
that reformation OF the land laws will follow such as
will lead to a material Improvement in the present
position OF farm aborcrs Then will come revision OF
the game laws N tho direction o accepting the principle
that the iinr belongs 20 the farmer.
The EgDt Hon George J. GOschen. al present member
Of Parliament kipon has been invited Ia stand as
Liberal candidate for division OF Edinburgh at the
next general election Mr.. Goscen has consented -
address electors o this constituency and his speech
is looked forward 90 with groat interest
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CAMERON REELECTED IN PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 20.-At the afternoon ses-
sion in Mr. Cameron received majority OF
all the votes for United States senator when Mr. Ag-
news name was called he voted for A. W. Achcson Of
Washington County Mr.. Emory cast his vote for Will
lam ID. Kelley of Philadelphia All the other Repub-
lcans voted Mr. Cameron. President Myln declared
that Mr.. Cameron had been named for United states
Senator from Pcnnsyvan for the next SIX years.
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CONGO NEGOTIATIONS.

BERLIN. Jan. 20.-The YOsSische ZcitunO pub
lishos letter from the Congo country dated December
10 In which II is stated that Lieutenant schuze, com
mander Of the German expedition to the Congo. has
acquired from the African International Association
large tract Of territory Nokk where he Will found
a German station aud trading post.
LONDON Jan. 20-A special dispatch from brussels
says King Leopold OF Belgium. still hopes TO be able TO
out his original design OF placing Genoral Gordon
IN charge or the Affairs O the International African
Association. II VIII be remembered that General Gordon
was under AN engagement with King Leopold to 20 10
tile Congo country when he WIS suddenly
rercd 10y the English War OHce and -cnt In haste ID
khartOun,
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AN APPOINTMENT CRITICISED.

[PRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or me TRlbVSf'I
ALBANY, Jan. 20.-The members of the
Roosevelt Invest eating Committee were astonished
to-day by hearing that eN-Asseniblyman VIII
lam j. Trimbe, OF New-IorR, had been ap-
pointed clerk OF the Committee cities. The position
one OF much responsibility honest. able man, of
good Judgment needed IN this position than In
any other cerkshIps of the Assembly Committees. Mr..
Barnun. chairman Of the committee this yeai has chosen
Trimble as his clerk Asscmhyman O'Noil, who was a
member Of the Roosevelt Investigatlug Commit
tee last year. said to-day: We found
upon investigating the surrogatcs Office IN
New York that william T. Trlmbc, then a CLERK there,
taking money from the widow and the orphan.
There many illegal fee, exucted.
which showed up In report,
and we took evidence against Trimbic himself.
Surrogate Rollins afcrwad discharged several of these
clerks. Trumhlr resigned. Now he aPpenr- here ts "a
clerk uf OF our most trsponsible committees.
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TIE TOMS RIVER MYSlERY.

Tons RIVER, n. j., Jan. 20.--The trial OF
Elsa X Rockwell, George Wainwright Julia Jane Vain
wright, Mary Emma Wainwright and Charles VAIN
wright for the murder of James Warght In September
last opened here this morning before Justice Benncfe
Van sycke of the NewJersey Supreme Court. and the
County Judges. The State represented 10y Thomas
w. Middleton and II. V. Lindabury, OF Elizabeth the
counsel for the defence Judge Hoffman, A G. Martin,
j. c. Carmichael Mark Sooy and j. Holmes Birdsel. As
1890 A. H. the prisoners were arraigned. Mrs Wat-
wright Is "a dark, middle aged woman. Seven Jurors
were b;aned.
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SHOOTING AT NEGRO lfURDERERS.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 2O.-A. NJ. Hammer, age fifty
three who kept grocery store four miles north OF Col
liersville Tenn was shot and killed Friday morning.
Suspicion pointed to two negroes named Jesse Jones
alias Jesse James, alias Jesse Dupsny, and Pen .
Drumright They both arrested and lodged in
Hammers store tor safe keeping. Yesterday morning
before daylight some unknown persons broke open tho
store and hred the prisoners Drumrish was struck
by three buckshot aud Jones by nne both belng serious
ly wounded They afterward taken To Coliersytle
where they were lodged IN jail and givea medical acn
ton The probabilities are they will both he lynchcd. B
has been proven that Drumright did the killing.
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THE DOIyGS OF A " WITCH DOCTOR
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.I

READING, Jan. 2O.-Dr. NJ. Leroy Wagner
was called attend the sick child Of John Bauer Lass
night He found sewed in a small muslin bag, tied TO
string around the chds neck,a prayer written reverse
in German. The mother said that witch doctor name"
Hagman had been called In several days ago. and thas
he had decided that the child had been bewcbed ana
possessed OF the devil He told the woman that tne
child cried she shonld brcr stick wbch ho e"'s
her To drive away the evil spirit . - ,.,,,, ,oav "A
Hagman tried this same dodge on spS n * ill., sy ha ~
Vile several months ago. ana sue hh~' w
came insane and died In hospital
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THREE MEN KILLED By AN ExPL OSIOy.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-A dispatch TO The Daily
Nscs from Sioux City, Iowa, says: The lard rendering
in the pork packing house Of j. E. Booge Co. ex
poded this morning tearing down that portion Of tho
bildinY few men were about the tank at the time,
and OF these Ohm O'Worra, Joseph French and John
Keelers, instantly killed. Another man named jos
eph Brener received Injuries from which he will probably
die The factory employs go men, and al the accidens
occurred few inutes later the loss 0f life would have
been terrible The ia mage to the building Is $4,000.
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BURIED UNDER AvALANCHEs.

Ro,iE, Jan. 2O.-Three villages in Piedmont,
including Frassno have been buried under avalGnches
from tho Picdmontcse Mountains. The town Of ChaI-
mont, ia France, capital Of tho Department OF Haute
Marnc at tho foot OF the Vosgcs Mountains s partly
overwhelmed with snow. and many people there have
been Killed Another fatal avalanche has occurred at
Spsruue. the Dora Baltca River. few miles south or
Urea Fifteen persons are known ohe buried under the
snow Spaoner and most OF the other inhabitants are
engaged In diggng out the survivors.
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mr. COOK OBJECTS TO MR.. LAWsoM
When the Republican Central Committe

When the Republican Central Committee
met last evening most OF the district leaders in
Albany or on the way homewsrd. Chairman O'Bricn
and Vice Chairman Spencer both absent William
H. Towney moved that John ID. Lawson act as chair
man. Amid general surprise, Peter Cook OF the xth
District objected. e" lie is not good Republican,"
Cook shouted. There was a minute OF 81
lcncc, and then roar OF laughter Mr..
Lawson was chosen by acclamation. Mr. TowDley from
the Executive Committee gave notice that the enrolling
officers would in their respective districts on the
evenings OF February g. and l3 10 hear challenges with
reference TO the enrolment The regular meeting OF tho
Central Committee will be held the fourth Tuesday
OF February.
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MRS. LANGTRY IN LONDON.

LONDON, Jan. 20.-A brilliant audience well
coined Mrs Iaugtry at the Prmccsss Theatre Tonight. in
re-entry the London stage as Princes GeorGeS
Tho comedy well mounted, but failed
to interest, AS IL unsuited 10 AN
English audience Mr.. Coghan as theIriHce acted well
but the minor weak Mrs. Lsngtry acted pret
tily rather than powerfully. She wa, recalled ut the
con OF each
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AGGRESSIVE MEASURES BY CHINA.

LONDON, jan. 2O.-A dispatch from Hong
says that the governors OF the maritime provinces
CHINA have been commanded by special orders from
tho Imperial Government at Pekin to enforce Impair
tiay tho laws regarding foreign onlistments which
have been agreed upon by the various powers In regard
20 Chinese free ports These orders aimed against
French naval and trading vessels. The orders a
quasi declaration y the part Of China and Will
mike u difficult for French vessels hereafter TO find
CTcWs I'm Chinese ports.
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JUDGE MCAY DESIRES HIS LIBERTY.

PHuADELPHIA, Jan. 2O.-Judge Henry Nc
Cay OF the Northern District of Georgia. appeared before
United States District Attorney Valentine this morning
accompaned by Dr. Brush attending physician FOR the
Hospital for the Insane In West Philadelphia. He is
about sixty years Old and stated that he had been
wrongly confined IN the Pennsylvania Hospital at the
instgation OF some members or bis family. lie bad
petition for "a writ OF habcas corpus which he wished TO
present to the Judges OF the United states Court. The
inaiter Will como up In Chambers tomorrow.
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MR.. LORILLARDS NARR0W ESCAPE.
fPY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

CHATTANOOGA, Jan 20.-Pierre L0rillard and
his family had proyidcntia escape from shocking
death near horc last night He has been making tour
OF the South chartered car az expense Of $3.50
day accompanied by his family. Last night the train 10
which he was attached waved down by two little
BOYS when going the OF forty miles an hour. IL
was discovered that just ahead OF him. around sharp
curve bridge bad washed away and had IL gone hfiy
wards further the entire train would nave been pitched
into deep abyss The boys had stood at their post over
four hours in temperature near zero 10 warn the
train purse made up for them.
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thoroughly investigated by the Humane Society anu
some arrests will probably follow.
LEGISLATION FOR THE STATE.
ACTION OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE. .
COMMENTS ON MR. THACHER's BILL FOR TAKIN'
THE CENSUS.

THE CENSUS.
ALBANY, Jan. 2O.-Mr Thacher introduced
bill In the Senate to-day providing for the taking OF 'o
State by the Secretary Of State before
1888. Each County Clerk shall appoint an enumerso
for each election district his county before October l.
The Civil Service Commissioners shall provide Tor AL eA
animation of applicants for positions as enumer'ors
The bill embodes suggestions from Governor HIs meS
sage last evening.
The first political debate OF the session was preciptaE
ed by Mr. Thachcrs asking that his census Dill DC io
ferred TO the Committee Literature, Instead Oh .o
Finance Committee. He said that course had been io
lowed in 1868. Mr. Lansing declared that the aim VI
the bill was to deprive the Republican party OF @ ,s
patronage pertaining to the State census Ihe .h %
should never have been introduced by member ., , @
minority. The Republican majority was responsMvo M i r
the legislation this year and proposed to meet s ST. 10
spons5y 'hond oppose Mr. Tnacasd and ,ha the
issue be met squarey at the outset MI in'o"''
Mr. Esworti's bill amending the Code relative TO
lessons and rents and Mr. Bakers Freedom OF worship
b! were ordered to third reading COS 600 for cera
Gates be issued 10 h0norably discharged soldiers an
that 10000 was ample for the purpose Of Colonel
Murphy. On Mr.. Lows motion the appropriation we
fixed al $4,000. The bill was then ordered 10 thiru
Speaker wurele Of the legislature of Que6ec ;s wss
granted the privilege of the floor In the Assembly tl's
morning and was escorted to seat beside speaker
Erwin. ,.,o,.s.
CLERK 10 the Judiciary Corniniitcc G. g Van VIE, and
Clerk to Committee on Cities W. J. Trimbe. 49,. c,..o
The Speaker presented the annual report OF the S'e
Engineer and surveyor.
Mr. Roe-ch offered a resolution that the Committee on
Rules report a rule that bill shall be given thIu
reading unless IL shall first have been printed ana on 'hc
desk OF the members for day at least Referred
Mr.. Roesch also offered concurrent resolution nav
commission OF skilled in the construction al puu
ings aud consisting Of two master masons two master
carpenters master architects and one master IRON
consiruciiOnis engaged IN their different lin's OF
constructing bull ings In New York and BROOKLYN, De
appointed by the Governor Yor the purpose o reporting
to the present Legislature on March !. leeo proper
laws lor the construction. regulation ana inspection OF
buildings in said cities. Tabled =,
Among the bills introduced was the following ny Mr
Cautor: Amending the Penal Code by providing tbat
the prohibitions of Sections 263 and 2Gb shal not nppy
to n person who uniformly keeps another day oi tho
week as holy time and does not labor Oh that day.
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DYING AT NEARLY FIVE SCORE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRInnNK.L

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20. - Mrs. Rachel
Painter died at her home No. 437 East Grardave to-
day. age ninety nine She born within a few squares
of her last residence and lived there for seventy years
She has been widow sixty and had eight children,
all OF whom are dead. She had twenty grandchildren
eleven great grandchildren aud great great grand
child She was the oldest Of eighteen children sister
age ninetytwo, aholuer age ninety-four, and
brother, age eighty, survive her.
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THE FIGHT In WISCONSIN.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 rHg TKiBUNs.I


MADISON, Wis, Jan. 20.-Dhe supporters of
Colonel John c. spooner, candidate for nomI-
nation for the United States scEaiorabip
at tho hands OF the Republicans. had "a
conference tonight. The Legislature being largely
Republican a nomination Is 10 be followed by An
election SpOOncr and General fairchild are the cand
dacs. Forty votes necessary to nominate. The
SpoOner scrt that they had forty members OF
the Legislature In their conference this evening and de-
clare that they vii have from the small force
supporting Congressman Price.
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TO PAY ONE MILLION AND A HALF.

MONTREAL, Jan. 2O.-Justice Matthew rem
de red judgment to-day In the case Of George stephen
against Bradley Barlow, formerly president OF
tho Southeastern Railway. The suit was inst'
tuted to recover the amount OF q num-
Dor OF promissory notes aggrcgatng Sl,5oO929
The plaintiff through attorneys filed declaration that
the notes presented and that payment was reused
The defendant made default and the court condemned
him and his associates Jointly and severay to pay the
with interest and costs %
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COLONIAL INTERESTS OF GERMANY.

BERLIN, Jan. 2o.--There was n meeting
to-day OF the committee OF the Rechsiag TO which the
Steamship subsidy bill was referred. Dr. stephan.
Imperial Postmaster General spoke In favor Of making
moderate provision from the Golfers or tho Empire
toward the support OF steamship lines to East and West
Africa lie considered the establislmeut oi sueh lines
matter of great in view Of the expansion of
colonial. iiiaIest- without ttate aid the line
s,r.ssy n, existence would be unable TO survive In the
.ltL..f. Va epp
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BALLOTING IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 2O.-Each branch of the
General Assembly cast one ballot to-day for United
States Senator The in the Senate stood Poindex
ter TO- James H. Berry 81 James X. Jones T. ". W.
Mansfield . Ford Hairs colored |, 8. W. Williams /, ,
william Rose !. In the House the vote Dunn 81,
Jones 25, Berry 81 Ddval 3, Hairs o. Mansfield . H. e.
l.
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ASA ULT AND ROBBERY LYNN.

TBY ThLEUKNPT 10 THH THIDUNE.I
LYNN, Jan. 20.-A dastardly assault was COM
mited in this city Sunday. the facts Of which until
now have been withheld by the police. Mrs. Mary Han
ley, Of West Lynn. was called to her door ON Sunday
afternoon by two strangers, and of them demanded
her money. She said that shc had none, and the men
then brutay assaulted her. robbed her Of and went
away, leaving both Mrs. Hanley aud her babe In stu
pefcd condition. Mrs. IIaney suffered severe shock
10 her nervous system and Is thought to De seriously in
urcd No one saw the two supposed ramps either enter
leave the Hanley house.
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vANcE's MAJORITY IN NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Jan. 20.-X. b. Vance was elected
Senator today receiving 12S votes. Tyre York. the o
publican nominee, received % votes Mr.. Vance ad-
dressed the Legislature tonight.
Mr. Reid elected 10 the vacancy IN the With Con-
gressiOnal District without opposition.
Governor Scales will he nauguratcd at to
row with military and civic disp play