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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
THE SECRET OF WAGES.

\ Cigar Makers Testimony Before the
Committee Investigating Immigration.
NEW YORK, August l. David Harris,
a cigarmaker ofNo 3l6 East One hundred
and-tourteenth street, and President OF the
local Cigarmakers International Union,
was the first witness to-day before the
committee which il inyc itigating the evils
of immigration.
When he first adopted the trade, in lN6I'
the percentage of foreigners was only from
five to ten, but now they were in a vast
majority. American workingmen have
been almost entirely driven ont OF the
trade, ps they cannot work for the wages
which the foreigners gladly accept.
The Bohemians were the first to come
over in 1869. IGungarians followed, and
Others came after. The manufacturers en-
couraged this immigration. When the
Russian Jews were driven from Europe
they were brought here aud taught to
make cigars by machine. This influx OF
foreign .rs had the effect OF reducing wages
of American CigarmHkers about 90 per
cent. III 81 years. In l~Gi good hand
sigarmaker could earn$5O week, but now
Sl2 Is a fair weeks wages. The foreign
ers keep by themselves and few learn to
speak English, and still fewer are those
who become citizens.
Mr.. Harris knew of manufacturers who
subscribed money - aid in bringing for
ern cigarmakers to this country. lie
was not in a position to mention any
nance. Although many reductions OF
wsgrs had been made the price OF cigars
have never been cut down,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
TIE PLAGUE IN CUBA.

Many Children and Natives Dylng-hn To-
fected steamer Starts for Philadelphia.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, August II There
were twenty deaths from yellow fever in
this city mp to the 2sth of July, largely
morg the military. Food is furnished
the decease by alot of freshly arrived Span
iards, who are now working at the Jara-
quay mines, near this city.
The season il very irregular, in fact the
weather which prevails is favorable for u
yellow fever epidemic in the Island. Re
ports continue to he received from the in
terror. Many children and native Cubans
are dying of the fever. II Pas OF Sancti
Espiritu, refers to the number of cases
there. II il long time since an epidemic
has visited that city. As many as twenty
four children have been swept away in a
single day by the disease.
The British steamer City of Baltimore
cleared from this port few days ago for
Philadelphia. When siN hours out, the
chief officer, George Carr died OF yellow
fever The steamer came back and re-
ported the death as apopleXy. BY coming
back she expects TO avoid quarantine at
Philadelphia. Fortunately, DIR. Camlnero,
Inspector OF the United States Marine
Hospital service, is on the alert, but he is
lied to by owners and obstructed by agents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
STUCK ON THE PLATFORM.
The American Party's Convention SIM In
the Woods.

The American IArty's Convention Stlll IN
the Woods.
WASHINGTON, August l5.-The Ameri-
can party convention was not called to
order until II 30 this morning,
Yesterday the proceedings were opened
with prayer by Chaplain York, Of this city,
and section of the Marine band enlivened
matters occasionally throughout the day.
This morning the prayer was omitted and
the band was missing.
Chairman Wigginton announced that
the Committee on Platform, although IN
session until midnight last night, and
again this morning, working hard to settle
differences, were not ready to report.
The Committee on Permanent Orgauiza-
tion reported in favor Of the temporary
officers being made permenent, and this
recommendation was endorsed by the con
ventiOn.
The Committee on Resolutions presented
majority and minority reports, differing
very much on some OF the cardinal prln-
ciples Of the party, such AZ placing tax
on immigrants and the reading OF the Bible
in public schools The reports were re-
committed and the comm ttee given until
4 p III. to reconcile their differences. \
recess was then taken until p. N.
The platform was finally reported and
adopted.
II iayors the abolition Of the naturali2l-
tion laws, demands that no criminals, pau
pers o- ,n-a1e per-Cas shall he a!lowet -
immlgra;e and that 10 order TO hecume an
rmigraut to the United States a man must
satisfy the consul at the port from which
he wishes to sail that he does not come
under the prohibited classes and must pay
aper capita tax TO the Consul before sailing.
II declares in favor Of prohibiting immigra-
tion of all persons not in sympathy
with the government OF the nlted States;
against alien ownership OF lands; in favor
OF free technical schools for Ameri-
can children, and in favor Of
the expenditure Of the surplus for
the building Of iortihcations and naval
vessels.
James l.. Curtis was nominated for
President and Judge James n. Greer for
Vice President
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HAS THE "UNCROWNED" We.
T0ED 1T?
May BE No Senate Tariff BiIl-BIaIne Said
Ia Bo Against 1t?

To Be Against 1t?
NEW YORK, August ia Washington
special to the HrrdM Gays: There will
probably he no Senate Tari1 bill after all
Mr.. Blaine has been heard from, and he
wants the issue made distinct between
what he calls protection and free trade.
He does not want it clouded by the neces-
sity of defending Republican bill.
These views are not publicly avOwed,
but there is good reason for believing they
represent Mr. Blaiue's wishes. His Opin
ION is said to have been made known to
the Republican Senators by a mutual
friend, aud that friend is reported TO be
Senator Eugene Hale, OF Main, who ha
lust returncd TO Washington after con.
ference with Mr Blaine in New York.
Senator IIiscoCk, OF New, York, one OF
those who have been hard at work on the
Senate mll. also had talk with Mr..
Blaine on Saturday, and his enthusiasm for
carving through bill has suddenly damp
ened Senators Allison, Jones and other
active tarifl workers shut up like clans
when asked when their bill is to be ready,
and intimate that they know nothing
about it, Senator Sherman was opposed
to tariff bill from the first Senator Cul-
lom opposed it; Senator Mitchell, OF Ore
gOn, opposed 1t, and the House Republl-
cans have been almost unanimously against
it. II looks "a though Messrs. Allison
aud Aldrich were Overborne, and would
have to give way to the strong influence
against them.
Later on IT was stated by a member OF
the Senate Finance Committee that the
above was wholly untrue. Mr.. Blaine,
he said. had sent a message to the Com
miltee through Agent Leman to the effect
that he does not see that the Republicans
OF the Senate have any alternative except
to prepare and report tarilf bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
BELMoNI's GLASS CITY.
General News Notes From the Busy City
synopsis of John Fink's VIM.

General News Sotes From the Busy city.
synopsis of John Fink'- VIM.
Council will have session once week
hereafter.
The new morning daily, the STIR, made
its appearance yesterday morning bright
and early.
Council at its last meeting decided to
pay the Judgment of J. n. Rridgeman,
held against the city.
Mrs. Mary Freeze, wife of /. 7. Freeze,
died yesterday. Funeral Friday afternoon
at > 0 clock.
The bicyclers of this city have been in
vited to participate in the Wheelmen's pa
rade at Wheeling to-day.
VIM. Gearey, of Brilliant, formerly a
resident of Gravel Hill, died yesterday,
and will he huried Friday at L. o'clock.
And now there is talk Of a Sunday paper
in Bellaire. II is thought tia the pub
hshers of the STIR are at the head OF the
venture.
There will be a meeting at City Hall
this evening TO hear the progress made by
the street fair committees IN soliciting pre-
miums. All are invited.
The Women's Foreign Missionary SO
ciety of the South Bellaire NJ. l.. Church
will hold q moonlight social in John Rob
insGn's vacant lot on Saturday evening,
Mrs. Mary Trueman said that Nicholas
Merryman threatened to kill her horse and
do other bad deeds, and the lady had Mich
olas arrested. Mrs. Trueman will nave to
pay the costs Of the case, as Squire Roeder
dismissed it.
Camp meeting is being held at Burr
Mills this week. Very little interest IL
manifested, and the meeting will not ne
spccess financially. On Saturday the Sun
dav schools OF this district will send dele
cations to camp to celebrate Children g
Day
The following il synopsis OF the Will
of the late John Fink
First-The three children Of his second
wife shall each have -, 600 for educational
purposes, and then makes them equal heirs
TO the remainder of the estate.
Second-The will says that his grand
children shall receive sums amounting
to from $50 to 500 each.
Third-IIis only sister, Mrs. Narcissa
Barnes, shall have full share OF the estate.
Fourth--The children OF his son John,
deceased, shall receive aggregating 800.
Flfth-His wife is to have full share OF
the estate at law.
Sixth-He appoints his wife guardian OF
his three children.
Ssventh-The will reads that his wife
shall act a. eXecutriX Of the estate, which
she has resigned, and the papers are in the
hands of J. 3. Smith, Esq, of this city, and
he on Tuesday read the will to the heirs
living in Wheeling, W. Va.
1t is thought that the estate will reach
5000. OOO. .-BclldTC Tribune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Chairman RiIey's Excellent Report OF thV
Progress of the Caiupaign-OrgAnifation
ptths Convention.

Chairman Biley's Excellent Report "t tho
Progress of the CaupaiEn-Organilation
otths Convention.
yas-ta. I,'.--rm TO NJ Rsgiar.
HrNrl>UroS, " Va, August 10
The State Executive COMMITTEES met to-
night. all present except Col. Smith, Of
Taylor, who is detained by sickness,
Chairman Riley made his report,
which WAS accepted 1t is replete
with excellent points, and that part
referring to the progress OF the
campaign furnishes most encouraging
outlook. National Committeeman Glenn
eut4 rendered his resignation to take effect
to-day. II was accepted. 1t WAS also de
cided that the committhe had no author
;ty to appoint TO appoint his successor and
the matte. WAS referred to the convention.
The convention Will he called to order
at ID-SO a. m. Senator Charles JamCu
Faulkner will be made temporary chair
man. jas. b Taney, OF Ohio, Secretary; K.
l.. Homer, of Wood, Assistant Secretary,
and Arthur Mitchell, OF Cabeu, Sergeant
! alarms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
TIE PLAGUE BULLETINS.


WASHINGTON, August l5.-SurEeon
General Hamilton has received a telegram
from the Secretary of the State Board OF
Health, at Wilmington, n. c., saying there
are no cases of yellow fever in Whining
ton, hut there is suspicious case, isolated
three miles from Goldsboro, 3 miles from
Wilmington, which il supposed to have
come from Jacksonville.
The official bulletin from Jacksonville,
Fla received at the Marine Hospital to.
day, shows three new cases, no deaths and
23 patients under treatment. There have
been y cases to date and l. deaths. DIR.
Wall announces one suspicious case and
one death at Tampa and no sickness al
Plant City. Dr. UrquhaTt telegraphs from
Waycross. Ga, that there are five men en-
gagged in iumigating mails there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
EARTHQUAKE GREETS BLAINE.
Maine Shaken Up for Half AN Hour After
the MullIgau Man Arrival.

AUGUSTA, Me, August l5.-Maine's
welcome to Blaine was the grandest Of
them all.
lie reached Augusta at $50, and after
allowing him twenty-five minutes for
rest, a violent earthquake was started. 1t
was very slight at Augusta, but at Win
throp it was the severest shock ever
known.
A report like heavy cannon continuing
thirty seconds shook the earth violently,
swaying buildings and rsttling dishes and
furniture. A second shock, felt about
midnight, was somewhat lighter, but OF
about the same duration.
Hon. J. G.. Blaine, accompanied by his
sou, Mr. Walker Blaine, and large gath
erinr of political admirers, left here on the
1850 train for Portland, where he is to be
rendered reception in the City Hall this
afternoon. The party will he met by a
large deputation at the railroad depot and
a procession will aiterwaTd be formed and
reviewed by Mr.. Blaine. Mr.. Henry b.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
A CRISIS
In the Land ofthe Crescent The sultan Has
~ Row with III. Ministers.

In the Land ofthe Crescent The sultan Has
~ Row with Ills Ministers.
LONDON, August IA crisis IL report
ed to exist in Turkey between the Sultan
and his ministers.
The trouble Is due to the reiusal Of the
Sultan to sanction the Grand Vizier's pro
posal to borrow l,5O0OO0 pounds from
Turkish banks.
This amount il demanded by the Minis
ter of War and Minister Of Marine to pur-
chase goods and to pay soldiers and sea
mems wages, which are long overdue. 1t
is rumored that Said Pachs, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, will succeed klamil
Pacha as Grand Vizier, and that Gadban
Pacha will be sent to London on a secret
mission.
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WIN Invo.tlgato Tor Them solve.

PrTsnURGH, August lo.-The officials
of the Flint Glassworkers' union have de-
cided to investigate the importing OF glass
workers to this country, They have been
notified by local Union No. l Of
Brooklyn, of the intention Of a large east
ern firm TO import, individually, large
number OF glass workers. 1t is claimed
that the firm will try and evade the law
by having the men first 20 to Canada.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
GIGANTIC LUMBER TRUST.
The story a Prominent Lumbermau
Tells.

The story Prominent l.unberhhu
Tells,
MISSEAPOIs, MINI, August l5--
the denials Of prominent
lumbermen that there IL any intention OF
forming a lumber trust, prominent lower
river lumberman says: ~ have positive
information that such a deal r. the iorma
ton of a gigantic lumber trust il no"
pending between members Of the lower
river loggery companies and some OF the
prominent pine land owners OF Minneap
oils.
"Furthermore, can say with ecu pos
itiyeness and authority that W. A. Newton
,s acting a. their agent and Il authorized
10 aecnre options on from 600, 600, 900 to
A 900 900. 900 feet Of standing timber on
the pper Mississippi. He has already Sc
cnred options on part of that amount with
various parties in the city, and il using
every effort to secure options on the rest
for the purpose OF closing up the deal
within day or two, when representatives
will arrive here in person.
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Cleaves is to preside aud the speakers he,
side Blaine will Include Hon. Warner Mil
Ter and Hon. Nelson Dingley. A second
meeting will DE held in the evening, presi,
ded over by Col. w l. Spauldlng and
Hon. A. w. renney, of Brooklyn, and
Congressman Reed will speak. Mr.. Blaine
is not expected 10 he present at the even,
ing meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16

WAsuISgToS, D. c., August l5.-The
Senate passed the following: The Senate
bill for the relief OF certain parties
who have paid s. 80 per acre
for United States Government lands re-
duced in price TO 81 p per acre by act OF
Congress approved June 10, l-1O.
The Senate bill to abolish Circuit Court
mowers in certain District Courts in Ar
kanxs and West Virginia.
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REBELLION IN HAYTI.

The Government Overthrown and the
President "A Fugitive.
LONDON, August ia dispatch from
Port-au-P Prince says that the revolution in
Hayti has been successful, and that the
Government has been overthrown.
The President has taken refuge on an
English irigate. BOoiron has formed a
new Government.
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old rendleton worked Up.

SpCrtGl TJlsgrum 10 the Register.
RUDpLE, w. VA, August l5.-Arrange-
ments have been made to organize a DEM
ocratic Club in this neighborhOsd Satur-
day night next. We hope to enroll all the
Democrats and many Republicans in this
section. Old Pendleton never WAS worked
up so much as in this campaign. ltprom-
ises to be memorable campaign in this
county. Many Republicans will leave the
free whisky party and Join the good old
JeiIersonian Democracy. The more they
hear OF high protection the les they take
of N
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NUTMEG REPUBLICANS
Nominate n Ticket and Yell for the "Un-
crowned King"

Nominate Ticket and Yell Tor the "Jn-
crowned King"
HARTFORD, CT., August 15.-The Re
publican State Convention, on reassembling
to-day, perfected its organization by elect.
ing Temporary Chairman John NJ. Hall az
permanent chairman.
Mr.. Hall, in accepting the Office, re
viewed the record of the Democratic party
in national affairs, in its hostility to the
protection of American industries and it's
mal-administration OF the Government; its
decentralization of the postal service and
violation of the principles OF civil service
reform.
The speaker was heartily applauded
when he spoke of protection, and again
when be mentioned the name of Blaine
The Hon. Morgan G. Bulkley was then
nominated Tor Governor by acciamation
General S. |. Merwin, or New Haven, was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor. also
by acclamatiOn. K J. Welsh, OF Green
wich, was nominated for Secretary of State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
Half Fare Harvest Excursions on B. = O.

August 2lst, September llth and 18th,
October 9th and 23d, to all important points
IN the West, Northwest, South and South
west, including points in the Virginia
Valley, on the line of the B. & O.
Round trip tickets will be sold at me
M.e for the round trip; good for return
passage thirty 30) days.
For full information Of routes, rates,
etc, call on or write B. Il o. Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
Celebrating the Emperor. uirthday.

VIESNA, August lj.-Saturday next
will he the birthday of Emperor Francis
Joseph. The event will be celebrated by
numerous fetes The festivities were in
augurated yesterday at Kahlenburg, near
Vienna. Artillery salutes were fired and
in the evening there was display of fire
works. The town was brilliantly illumi-
mated. Thousands OF persons took part in
the tete.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
JERSEY REPUBLICAN CLUBBERs.
Convention Of the Republican League of
Now Jersey.

Now Jersey.
AsTURY PARK, n. j., August l5.-The
State Republican League of New Jersey
held it's first annual convention at Asbury
Park to-day.
From an early hour the greatest excite
ment pre- led among the residents, and
flags were displayed in honor of the event
from many buildings As early as o'clock
special cars containing delegates from near
ly two hundred clubs in different parts Of
the State, representing about 2OO, 600
votes, arrived
Shortly before 1 O'Clock the delegates
began to assemble in Educational Hall.
The hall was tastetully decorated for the
occasion with hunting and portraits OF
Harrison and Morton hung on either side
OF the platform. The Ashury Park Cornet
Band played national airs and local bat
terry fired salntes before and after the pro
ceedings. As the delegates filed into the
hall frequent cheers were given for Harri-
son and Morton and James G.. Blaine.
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Released From Quarantine.

NEW YORK, August l5.-The Clyde
steamer Seminole, from Jacksonville,
Florida, which was detained at quarantine
for over thirty hours, has been released
and allowed to proceed to her dock. The
health officers report no symptoms Of
fever ON hoard
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CLEVELAND, O., August i5.-The he
publican Convention OF the Ninth Ohio
Congressional district, at Mt. Gilead, to-
dsy renominated Col. w. G. Cooper.
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rRNN. NsrIONNL DEMO
...rf ArTORH. t~~N.

... -rRNn. NATIONAL DEMO
...ft TLNrFoEa. t>~>'
.......r.ttt,. r,ur,Iy ~ to euf"rc"
. 900 public expenditures
.....-u uuuvrr-~ary t"N"'i"n'
....-a.d domestic industries
... .....-.. .i.puId NOT aud need
.u.au-rryd by - reduction
.-.rItHu ut the burdens
uu the contrary,
.r2thWEFTI REVISION
..tEIAM>, VIM Dl Al
.... fnE UIIE DIFFERENCE
..,..rt MNt,ES 90 AnER'-
$50 HaErIGN INBOR, dl>f
... ND ascot EsAt'E ENEkN
...f -ttts lNDI >TRN AND
......-f fIsf t.ININt, THEN A..
.... rs as INTENDED War
..r ~|sNpN AND tuN-
.f.EE EkTIo IN
rtr.ns~T ur AMERICANS,
........T 100 uo event Do" neglect
.... .... .-.Hu ut our ts~ la~~ con-
.........r rst Democratic party -
.... ...r advantage ct ~u'h
....m.auBg tue cost at the
.-.. I.Iaf fu thr home 81 eve
....... ..Itr at the same TIM"
..rr -l.,ds uud remuncr-
......m.ut. tpuu this p"">'
....... g.fHrru- 81" closely con
...-r rua-,. ut our Nntion"i
...u every question in
........ -.rruIrur ut good govern
Democratic, pHrtN submits
............, r. 90 professions O." the
.rI..l.. Oh, .rl Ihr American
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Hon. Geo. + Grow Nominated.

SPfclH Tti,gram 10 he Register
POINT PLEASANT, VIVA, August 10
The Senatorial convention for the district
composed of the counties of Putnam, Ma
son aud Jackson met here to day. There
was only one candidate before the Conven-
tion, Hon. George +. Crow. OF Jackson
county. He was nominated by acclama-
tiOn. series OF resolutions commencing
Hon. Ii L. Howard to the State conven-
tiOu AZ tit candidate for Governor were
introduced and passed. The convention
was then addressed by Hons. Alfred Cald-
well ana j. b SOmmerville,o OF OAio county,
both candidates for Attorney General.
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Clerk Johnson, OF Barbour county; "Of
course we want Judge Woods for the Su-
preme bench, first, last and all the time.
After that we favor good ticket, Judge
Fleming at the head, ifit be shown that
be is the strongest man. Caldwell will
have a majority Of the delegation for At
tnrnCY General
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IAHPsHIRE.

Hon. S. l.. Flournoy said: Judges Hay
mond and Fleming have firm hold on the
delegation. If the former gentleman ls not
before the convention Judge Fleming VIII
get Hampshire's solid vote. SommeryiIie
Leads in the race for Attorney General,
while Okey johnson Is solid for Supreme
Judge.
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4 NrAr LITTLE sCHEME

is on foot this evening TO bring about the
nomination OF Hon. f. Boyd Faulkner for
Governor. The Berkeley county delega-
tiou, of course, have warm admiration
for their gallant leader Of four years ago,
II is proposed to spring his name
upon the convention at the first convenient
cnportunity when backed mp Dy the solid
vote of Jefferson and Berkeley 1t would
sweep the assemblage in a great whirlwind
nj enthusiasm. OF course such result Is
onIv possihle in the event of warm fight
between the other aspirants for first place,
when Faulkner would be entered as a com
nromise candidate. The hackers of this
neat little plot reckon on their tavOrite's
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brilliant record and well known ability to
carry him through with hurrah.
II j. PriChard.

Sps.iG' telegram 70 ne Register.
HUNTINGTON, VIVA, August l5.-The
Sixth Senatorial Democratic convention
was held in this city to-day and h. J.
Prichard, OF Wayne, was made the nomi-
nee OF the convention by acClamatiOn, he
being the only candidate for the nomina-
tiou. The convention was harmonious and
sOOn dispatched its business. The Exec
utiye Committee was appointed as follows.
Gordon o. Bsirne, of Cabell; T. J. Murray,
OF Putnam, and Calvin Moore, OF Wayne.
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JEFFERSON AND BERKELEY

are supposed to be nursing an iniantiIe
boomlet for Hon. +. Boyd Faulkner,
and may attempt 10 spring HIM upon
the convention es dark horse. Caldwell
for Attorney General, White for Auditor
and Morgan for State Superintendent are
nearest their hearts.