The Russellville Democrat., 1888-05-31
MISSOURI POLITICS.

Arrangements In Progress for the Trans
portation of the Missouri Delegates to
the Republican National Convention at
Chicago-The State League ef Republic
can Clubs--He adquarters In st. Louis and
Chicago.
ST. LOUIS, May 26. THE Chairman Of the
Republican State committee is making ar
rangements for special train of sleepers
and chair cars to Chicago and return, for
the use of the delegates to the National
Republican convention, and will receive
applications for nessas.s. one fare for
the round az; i'll be the rate to and from
Chicago. SO far, the understanding is
that each delegate will be entitled to but
four tickets Of admission to the conyen-
tion-three besides his own.
Republican League Club organization Is
rapidly going on in the State, and report
ing to State committee headquarters.
The executive committee of the st. Louis
League held a meeting on the oath, and
agreed to rent the three-story stone front
No. 1908 Washington avenue, for club
Headquarters. They will also arrange to
accommodate the State committee meet
ings and headquarters-as we'll as the CITY
committee--so that all of the Republican
headquarters will be under one roof,
where all can cooperate and work to-
gether.
The State League Clubs will meet in st.
Louis on Saturday, June 16-three days
prior to the National Republican conven-
ton at Chicago-for State organization
and to select delegates to the National
convention.
Parlor No. 65 at the Palmer House, Chi
cago, has been engaged for the Missouri
delegation headquarters.
Missouri Delegates to the Chicago Con-
vention.
ST. LOUIS, May 26.- The following COM
plete list of delegates and alternates to
the National Republican Convention at
Chicago has just been compiled at the
Headquarters of the State committee in
this city:
AtLarge-Delegates Chauncey l. Filley, ST.
Louis: VIM Warner, Kansas City; ID. p Dyer,
St Louis; Joseph Fl. Pelham (colored), Han
nibal Alternates: Jos. b. Upton, Bolivar;
e. f. Kimball, Nevada; Jno. d. Dopf Rock
port; A. G. Widdicombe, Boonvile.
First District-Delegates G. p. Hess, Ma
con; d. w. Pollock, st. John. Alternates :;
Joseph Meyers Cahoka; James Gillespie,
Memphis.
Second Distrct-Deegates. a. w. Mullins,
L;nneus: w. A. Jacobs, Chillicothe. Alter
mates: Louis Bennecke, Brunswick: p. G.
5tepp, Trenton.
Third Observation-Disclosures VIM. IT. Sullivan,
Sallatin Eugene S. Lowe, Maysville. Alter
mates: Geo. w. Wilcox, Princeton; A. II. Van
divert Bethany.
Fourth District--Delegates: John Alhls, Jr.,
St Joseph: July A. Sanders, savannah
Alternates: p. McComas Edgerton, Platte
County; e. A.W elby, Mound City, Holt County
Fifth District-Delegates John Duncan, Kan
sas City; S. G. Kelley, Knob Noster Alter
mates: l.. p. Williamson, Independence; Root.
Taubman, Lexington.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures: S. X Crawford,
Warsaw; O. O. Vaughn Slater. Alternates:
A. Z. Morey, Sedalia; ]. w Moore, California.
Seventh District-Delegates: John X, Mar
tin, Washington; w. L. Morsey, Warrenton.
AIternates: A. f. Mispagel, st. Charles; L. G.
Wilson, Troy.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures John II. Pohl-
man, St Louis H. M Pollard, st. Louis. AL
iernates: Chas. F. WenneckeE st. Louis;
Fredk. w. H. Weisehahn, st. Louis
Ninth District-Delegates: Chas f. Pearce,
ST. Louis; J. Gilbert Chapman, St Louis AL
ternates: Charles Turner, ST. Louis; Chas
5chweickhardt, st. Louis.
Tenth District-Delegates: Henry Ziegen-
leim. ST. Louis; Robert G. Allen, Clayton,
AIternates: Louis Grnnd, ST. Louis; Gustavus
ST. Gem, ste Genevieve.
Eleventh Distrct-Delegates: e. +. Parker,
Rolla; Thos B. Robinson, Tuscumbia. Alter
oates: james T. Moore, Lebanon; Giles Bell,
Fulton.
Twelfth District-Delegates: Joseph G. Stew
art Joplin; George A. Neal, Osceola.
Thirteenth District-Delegates: Horace t.
Williams. Purdy: Fred King, Marsh6eld,
Alternates VIM. S. johnson, Springfield; d. 5.
Flowers, Pierce City.
Fourteenth District-Delegates: Byrd Dun
,an. Poplar Bluff; Samuel A. Risley, West
Plains Alternates: L. p. Clymer, Com
nerce; Lindsay Murdock, Marble Hill.