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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Burning Fireworks in a Safe,

NEW YORK, June 11.-About S1 900 worth of arcwork samples wero destroyed by fire ycs- terslay in the basement of No. 12 Park place, occupied by Thomas Lloyd. The blaze might have been a serious one, but tho pryrotech- nics were in a safcs which was indcstrucgal,e. They burned out and did no exterior damage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
The Big Gun at sandy Hooh.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The ifty-four-ton gun recently cast for the Unssed States Gov .rnment arrived at Sandy Hook yesterday. The Chapman Derrick and Wrocking Com pany transferred the heavy gun from the schooner to thu derrick and tomorrow will put it on the beach. the dock not being strong snough to hold it
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11

D. c. Calender & Co.,. have started 8 s35. % Watch club. We propose to give a full Jeweled American Watch in a IA kt. gold filled case. Warranted for 20 years. An ladies' IA kt solid gold American Watch on payment of $1.00 per week, one drawing each week. Open to Ladies and Gentlemen, and Exchange Place.
 Boss Boston Crackers, best in the mar ket, fresh and crisp at Ladd's.
 See Rubey's adv, End page.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
 DEE D066T ARHIn.

NEW YORK, June 11.-That long suffering female, Ann O'Delia Solomon, has still another burden to carry. In the Eighth District Court, George A. Bowman, an assignee for Dr. J. T. Craig of Kansas City, was, on Satur- day, given judgment by default against the Princess for $25987. the amount of u bin for medical services rendered from December, 1885. to March, 1886, while the enchantress of Lawyer Marsh was practicing on the cred- ulity of the Missouri majors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11

Dropped Dead on the Eve of Marriage.
 CREIGHTON, Neb., June 1I-Frank D. Mills, of the real estate firr1 of E. A. Mills & O., dropped dead at the postoffice door of heart disease. He was 26 years old and was on the eve of marriage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Fire In Now Haven.

covered in the handsome new Kent labor atory on the corner of Library and High streets. Tho prompt action of driver Goebel of steamer 8, saved the building from being seriously damaged. Driver Goebel was passing the building at the time, and discovering the fire, entered and put it out before any damage had been done beyond the blackening of the ceiling. The fire was caused by the explosion of . gas pipe, ...#
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Almost Destroyed by Fire.

IRON MOUNTAIN, MICH. June 1.-The town ,f Norway, Mich., was almost destroyed by Ire yesterday. Thirty buildings were wiped iway. including the main business section. Among the buildings destroyed were the Town Hall. Masonic Hall. Post Office, and principal hotel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Drowned Her Babe and rIersc,r.

READING Pa., June 1.-The bodies cf Miss Sue Wixon, aged eighteen years, and her three months old babe were found drowned n the Schuylkill River here yesterday. Miss WiNon disappeared from home in Muhlcnbcr. township, on the outskirts of tho city, two weeks ago. She had tied her child about her body with rope before plungins into the river
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Supposed to be Drowned.

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, June 11.-Arthur Wood of Chelsea, aged g, one of party who anchored here last night on the schooner Molly Pitcher, is missing this morning and it is supposed he walked over board in his sleep and was drowned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Emueror Frederick.

EmQ6rOT ETe0efHcKs ------
 BERLIN, June u.--An official bulletin says the emperor has during tbe last few days ex- perienced slight difficulty ia swallowing and breathing, but the trouble has not af- footed his general condition, which is re- markably good.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Found Dead in a Fine.

PoTTsv1LLE, Pa., June 1.-The body of Edward Mccullough, superintendent of the gas furnaces of the louisville Iron and Steel company, has been found in one of the gas flues, with lamp still burning beside it. It is supposed that he entered the,Aue for the purpose of cleaning it, and was overceme by
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
The Michigan Wheat Crop.

LANSING, Mich., June 11.-Thc June crop report issued to-day says that the Michigan wheat crop will probably amount to but l6, ,450 900 bushels. The southerly counties show 62 per cent. of an average crop, the middle 53, and the northern s2 per cent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Lost i.l Niagara.

OTTAWA, June 1.-Two men named Mo Milan and Jirard left Sturgeon Falls a few days since in canoe on business expedi- tion. Part of their effects have been seen floating in the eddy, but the men or their canoe cannot. be found. MUMillan belonged in Ottawa and Jirard in Sturgeon Falls.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
HARRISON AND PHELPS.

The Only Papers That Will Please the Blaine Leaders.
 PITTsBURG, June 11.-A Press special from Washington this morning says that the Blaine leaders have agreed to support Harrison of Indiana and Phelps of New Jersey. This is given as straight Blaine tip and comes from authentic sources. Backers of this ticket say Gresham would lose twenty thousand votes in Indiana were he nominated
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11

The Duchess of Edinburgh Robbed.
 MADRID, June 1.-The luggage of the Duchess of Edinburgh was broken open while en route between Cordova and Gra- nada, and robbed of a large amount of jew. elry The police are actively searching for
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Four of Her Children Dead

LOWELL, Mass, June 11.-Another child of Mrs Thomas Valeviand will die from the effects of 8 burning received last night. Mrs Valeviand is in a critical condition. Four of her children are now dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
HIS NAME IS NOT POTTER.

Handsome Actress.
 NEW YORK, June 11.-It was incorrectly reported in the despatches sent from this city last night that the James Brown Potter, arrested in connection with scan dalous charges against a person named Rigby is the husband of the noted society actress. There is no ground for the report and the mans name was assumed for pur- poses unknown
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11

Half of the great Canadian lumber city of nuii, across the river from Ottawa, was de- stroyed by n-s on Tuesday. The flames first appeared in tho City Hall Oyer 800 houses were hunsd, most of than ahnnties.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
SHERIDAN SLOWLY SINKING.
H1S BRAVE FIGHT FOR LIFE GRADUALLY
 NEARING THE END.

No Claim Made that the General has
 Gained any Strength-In too Weak
 Heart.Trouble-Ie may Die at Any
 Moment, But may get we'll.
 WASHINGTON, June 11.-Gen. Sheridan has passed another day without improvement His physicians say there has been no change in his condition, and this has been their story since they announced, between and : o'clock Friday morning, that the crisis of the preceding afternoon and night had been tided over. At that hour the Generals con. dition was weaker than at any previous time during his illness.
 No claim was made that the General had gained in strength, and none has been made since. His mind remained comparatively clear, as it was last night, but that was the best that could be said. Reports of "no change" have been given out, varied occa. sionally by the statement that he was holding his own. The strong opiates winch have been used to induce sleep have helped to keep the patient quiet, but the rest has not been fol- lowed by the improvement in strength which is of so much importance. In this weakness lies the danger. There is nothing left with which to withstand another attack of conges- tion or heart failure, and the attack is liable to come at any moment.
 The last bulletin yesterday and that just after midnight this morning follow:
 7P, M.-Gcn. Sherfdan's condition continues at least as favorable as it has been for threc days past. The respiration is still irregular. The cough and expectoration are less. The heart action is improved. The nervous force holds out well, and his mind Is clear. There is no present indication of any serious complica- tons impending. Ills appearancei is better, and he expresses himself as being hopeful of re. covery, ; W. PEPPER. N. s. LINCOLN. R. M. O'REILLY, W. MATTHEWS, C. B. BYRNE H. c. NARROW.
 12:3o A. M.-Gen Sheridan has been resting comfortably for the whole period since the last bulletin was issued. He has taken nourishment and had good sleep. There is no Change to re. cord.
 R., M. O'REILLY. ". MATTHEWS. c. B. BYRNE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Run Over and Killed.

BRooKL1NE, Mass, June 11.-John Barber, aged 56, was knocked down and run over this morning by horse and loaded cart, receiving fatal injuries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Prices at the Close of Business on Snt-
 urilny Afternoon.

WHEAT s1,s; CORN. 6s@60; OATS, Upgrade mixed, 3s@40; FLOUR. patents. $4.65@$s.2t extras extra $325@$4.50; LARD ss.75: BUrrEl creamery, 1s@2O: dairy, 17@1s; CHEESE, crean lG7; skim, PCS; Eggs. l6k@lsx.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Fire in Trinidad, Col.

TRINIDAD, Col, June 1.-The Commercial hotel and eight business houses were burned. rhe fire cut of telegraphic communication, so that no particulars could b sent out
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Bishop Paret Starts for Europe

Bishop Paret Starts for Europe.
 BALTIMORE, Juno 11.-Bishop William Paret, of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Maryland, will leave Baltimore for New York to-day. On Wednesday the bishop, with his family, will sail for Lambeth, Eng land, where he will take part in the confer enoe of Anglican churchmen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
An Editor i'm Charge of the once.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, June LA Post-oflcc Inspector who took charge of the post-oflicc in Huntington Saturday found Postmaster ]. W. Vcrlander short SI 900 in his accounts and the office in a very badcondition. Editor Q. L. Thompson of the ADVERTISER, was put In charge of tho office temporarily.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11

The Turkish Government has refused tn per nit certain Armenians to emigrate to Amer ca, claiming thatas they are contract lai,orcrs heir emigration would be 8 violation of Amer can law,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Yearly Meesing of Friends.

NEWPORT, R. l., June 1.-The yearly meeting of Friends E in progress here, and the attendance is large from all over New England. There were several services yes ferdaY.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11

Latest From the Sick Chamber.
 WASHINGTON, June 11.-This mornings bulletin relative to Gen Sheridan's condi- tion, says: ''Gen Sheridan has had a fairly good night, coughing but little and expectorating without difficulty Pulse indicates satisfactory heart action; breath ing is still irregular; improvement in appe- tite continues"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11

unexpect @ d. He had been suffering from diabetes for several m on ths , and a short time ago took Q trip to the Cape of Good Hope, in the belief that he would de rive benefit iron, the voyage. He was much better while o n 8 h i p
 bo ar d, but sus. tained a relapst within a few day: after his return k .
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
walt Whitman Ill.

PH1LADELPHIA, June n.-Walt Whitman is seriously ill at his home in Camden, and grave fears that his strength will not be suf- ficient for his recovery are expressed by his friends,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Beheatled loy His Father.

MONTICELLO, Ia., June u.-Of1oers are in search of an old man named Rathbacker, who last Monday night knocked down his 12- year-old son and cus his head off with an ax. A lynching party will certainly follow his capture.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
A Wsll-known Jockey Dead.

A Well-known Jockey Dead. NEW YORK, June 11.-Charles Cross, the well-known jockey, died in the hospital this morning, from injuries received in be- ing thrown from his horse last Saturday at .Jeromo park.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
Death of k.ling-Harnan
The Irish Parliamentary Secre-
 tary's Illness Fatal.
SKETCH OF HIS CAREER.
First an Athlete, then q Home Ruler,
 and Finally 8 'rory-Col. Sir Joseph
 West Ridgeway Will Probably Succeed

LONDON, June Il. Col Robert King Har- man, member of par lament for Kent, Isle of Thanet, and parlif mentary secretary for Ireland, died yesterday, aged 47 years.
 The death of Go. E. R. King -Harman, notwithstanding his recent illness was very
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-11
sTne Emperor's Danger.

LONDON, June 11.-The Crown Prince William has been summoned to the bed side of the dying emperor at Pottsdam.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
ct pGroiiuIOt WiOOcl.

Seq bruste / SUM Yapilun (Clarke's
extract of fax Catarrh Cure for Hay
Fever meb flor Gilfreositilelie, os jes
amer bet for bet enelte Wibbel, ipm fan
linore Snflamationen / NGien 70 Sals
fen uoen at irritere. 9ets beroltsenoe
ps belbrebenbe @senifaber fsltes pies
bliffelis. 9. 9. @aroweQ, Bolton.
Selses for s1.O0 pr. SLATE bus 6. s.
8eiier, 8ecorab, Soma, eller ienbes
oueralt ueo Wootaselien af Yriien.
Papillon Company,
(2) Chicago, Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

Otter at babe taset glfIfeb meb Dot
loren panorebe jes nebao 8ruabwap
meo ben 5slelie, at min Slan bapbe lat
to paroise os arsierrise Berionlisbeoer
en- Sinostilitanb, Der pilbe relultere /
en- fOrsset Omtale al Sennp Climb aons
certerne.
9srSasen ben zoe September 1850
iamlebes 5000 iorise 8jsbere / Cattle
Garden, SEEM Yorf, for at ouerpere
Nuttlpren pper 8oncertbiIetterne, til
Trobs for at @tablisiementets 9eiere
forlanste ben iaouanlise 8ris Of 125
Gents for bper Serion, Der gift oper
Sroen, iom fsrte til Sapen. Or.
Sranoretbs aasierer os @enins Soss
bolSer bar tilitebe, uben bog at pioe ON
b%inonbens Narparelie eler Sormaal.
alttlOnarils ites op paa i'm 5orbsinins,
talote 5orIamlin9en til Orben % liable
meb fort gftertrpf:
"Mine 9amer Os Serrer, jog ital MI
tilbpoe 9em bet fsrite @als Of en- 8labs,
meo Tripilesium til at tase ii Ilabier
for en- lisnenbe Yris, til ben isrite apns
cert al ben peroensbersmte ipenne sats
tersal, 5rsfen Sennp 2inb."
On foroentninssfulb Summen 6srtes
! nosle gieblitfe i bet itore Stun, oa
berefter paaiulste en- bpb 9ausaeb.
"Spab guo siuer De mis?" lpurate
Iuftiouarius.
Sem ps 'tppe Dollars" lsb bet, mel,
Sn9en pioite, at bet fom fra Or.
8ranbretbs 8asierer. Mansoen table
naiten @eiret af S%panbius, ba bet e.
gieblif efter lsb: "5emti 0uaars!"
@sen plubielis CAB Stemninsem Jig auit
I ct elsttrilerenoe Surra.
Sem os iputi DOlars!"
"Gt Sumbrebe Dulars!" fulste bur-
tist efter, % ba ct ballot Minut bar
saaet, os Guftionsbolberen berebte iia til
at mOotase Subbet, Tom Der fra @enins
8osbolber: "Gt Sunbrebe % fsmti
9pllars!"
40 Sunbrebe Dollars" tom bet
iOm ct 9orbenTas.
40 Sunbrebe % fem os tppe Dol.
lars!" raabte en- fraftis % betetmiueret
Stemme.
De tire 1uiinSe 9amer % Serrer bar
poerlist forbauieSe. ct Winut bensif,
bporefter auttiOnsbOlbsreu, iUm Net
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

boloe, I bpilfe ban arbeibebe berbiemme
o9 ban bar Ell Wanb, Tom bore llbpar.
orere oen9arts / lanst bsiere Grab emf
M baoSe 8rus for, ia trenste til.
Oct bar tibet beoenot meo &unolfaber
blanot bort 2asfolf beroper benaara,
laa ban | iaa Senieenbe raaeoe frem
oper Wensoen.
30 Qar sammel fob ban altiaa paa
ameritanif Sprbbunb, os heller life fer
lasoe ban Sanberne / Sfjsbet; ban ia
fteoe fig itrar inb / be pplitiIte aors
bOlbe, oa bet 10 for bam bar Noset NIT
Os lerbeles interesiant, os narmeit up.
toses ban al Sper for Slaperiets Iflfai,
fel'e. Som ioris Ibulitiuniit, ,: Slas
peri. Nffafer, MATTE ban iatte fla /
5orbinoelle meo Guiierne, os berior ier
man BAN osiaa / 1S4S i Spioien for
"NorolDlet", bet fprite norIfe 8lab Der
ouer. Senere arbeioebe ban | "9en
Norfe Imerifaner", os fom / 1866 inc
/ "Sfanoinauen", ba benne blep srunbs
last. Sra ben 3io i~trioer fig esentlis
San9elanos SIP blanbt ben ncrIfe 8es
folfnin9 | amerifa, tbi, bpor ban Ilos,
Der los ban tarfe Slus, Os lom Mubs
itanoer bar ban farlis at fomme no for,
iaar ban talte meo observation-disclosures
fulbe &raft.
Sau uosao fort isr fin 0pb "Nprbs
menbene | Imerifa", os Der timber man
os'aa en- 9epnetsbeffriuelie Of bam
SeIn
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
&nuo &amgelamo ,.

Otter en- lang iu9ffenbe ps plasIom
SD9oom oanbreoe ben Der iaa pioen be-
fienote Mano bort ben Sbe 5ebruar /
Wilpaufee, bpUr ban | ben iiblte lib
bapoe boet. !San bar fpbt / 8ergens
Stiff ben 27be Sftober 1913, ua ops
naaeoe altiaa en- bgi Gloer. 8 Irmpb
oerbiemme bar ban opfpbt, men 9obe
@aoer bapbe ban, en- bisenbe 2erelpit
og ct lansere 5remipn END be fleite al
bans iamtioise Stanosfeller, os bette
braste bam berfor osiaa inc paa lanst
piberesaaenbe Omraaber. Sans Sob i
W%ooerlanbet git life bsiere op eno til at
blipe Omsanss ifolelarer, men baabe /
ben 3ib, ban pirfeoe Tom iaaban, %
nncer Spbolb | Bergen os i @nslanb
pioite ban at Ifaffe fig life rinse aunb.
lfdber % DEMONSTRATING. Merebe /
1887, ba 2anselano bar "A 9ar CANT
mel, bros en 8rober os en- Ssiter at
bam oper til Imerifa, os bette bapbe
til 6rlse, at ban 6 Iar bereiter fulste
bet &aao, be siennem 8reue sap bam,
nemlis at fomme beroper; os &et siorbe
ban beri; Der fit ban ct lanst anoerlebes
biot 8irtefelt END unber be imaa 5ors
y Seo Ell Ytisforitaaelle fommer benne
Ssosfalos Nnnelpelie oespRrre iprit
ifI0 mn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

"4propos, Barnurn, buab blep Der al
ben @eenin, Sattemaseren, iom tjsbts
ben fsrie Ssnnp 9inb Billet oeb Iuf'
tionen?"
Oct bebsoer neppe at iises, at besss
ri andre brsb uo | en- itormenoe Satter,
mebens jes pesebe paa Senin % lasoe:
"Ser iibbsr Manoen."
Gala bar naturlisuis forbauiet Ooer
bet marfelise Sammentref meoens jea
benpttebe 9eilisbeben os iasbe:
"8en @enin, bette fan 9ipe Dem en-
Sbe ON 8erbien al Biaettjobet, efter'
iom en- befjenbt Reoaftsr al ct leoenoe
2onbonerblao enbnu eiter tppe Iars
Jorlpb erinbrer aisberen os fun siper
Napnet en- liot f~orfjert llotale."
"@a, bet bar ies pioit lense", iasbe
@enin meo fin %iabuanli9e biertelise
2atter.
Os bet bar rimelist moi, tbi Billet
fjsbet bauoe siort bans 2pffe % fnpttet
hans Napn til ct muiifalif Soretusenoe,
buis biotil albrig opnaaebe Snbt9ster
bar ipo bunoreoe os tolp tulinbe, ct
bunorebe os en- us ierti Dollars os fire
os treti Gents for 95 &Oncerter, Der
sapes / 2sbet al otte Maaneber.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

"@tin fiare Sarnltm, leg siper Gem
nit @resorb paa, at ies life ltal for
tGle bet til en- lepenbe Sial, fsr De
ielu siper mig 9pp bertil."
"aisb ben fcrite Sennp Climb Billet
peb Iuftipnen, ielo ON BE lfal betale
en- bsi Sris berfor", iasbe ies, "us
etbuert Npbebsblao i Nmerifa iaapel
iom / europa pil forfpnbe, at 9r.
8ranbretb jun., Sabrifanten af be be-
rsmte 8~ranbretbs Biqer, erbperpeoe
fig ben fDrite Sennp Climb Billet for
femti eller ~bunbrebe Dollars. bpab bet
MI bliper."
9ottoren imilebe % ipareoe: "Gn
sploen Soe, Barnum, Serbelesbeb for
Gem, bois De fan ielse en- BILLET for
en- iaaban Yris."
Seq blep fOrbauiet ooer &~jslisbeben
| oenne 8emerfuins % iasbe: "Sa,
nuturlispis, Doctor; bet uil bore en-
sob Ting for mig, men bet fOrbinorer
life, at bet pil bore en- uomGrfet She
for DENT"
DOftoren sao mig ct inu giefalt us
bemerfebe Blot: "Barnum, ri peb ale,
at De bar en- frustbar Sierne % iiels
bent taber en- 2eilisbeo til at tiene
Bense. 0eres Sorubieenbeo er MORT
perois os / Acknowledged meset inbs
brinsenbe."
@napen ober 9oftorens piebliffelise
Blinbbeo iuareoe jeg:
"9r. 8ranoretb, ies bar lanse be-
unbret 9eres Dpfinbiumbeb meb Senipn
til Gperterinsen al 9eres Yiler; men
bpis Sc life formaar at inbie, at bppr
flor 8eroi for 9eres 5orretning nit
Gorlas er, iaa tror ies bog, at Be pil
fortrpbe bet, naar ben fsrite Sennp
Climb Billet falber | en- Nnbens Senbsr."
9oftoren baobe iaa iterft ct Snbtrst
al, at ies talte bouebiaselis for at "mele
min esen Sage, at bet parebe abifilis
lib, for ban bespnbte at %fOritaa, at on,
Sasen END saUneoe mig, iaa bar bet
bog insen Sinbrins for, at ban funbe
tiene berpeb paa famine 7ib. Dmfber
iasbe ban ba: Seq tatter Dem for
8intet, Or. 8arnum. Maaife pilbe bet
lite bore iaa gal en- Sbe at anuenbe en-
tpoe a trebiue Dollars for at fire fig
ben fsrfte Billet. Seq ifal ienbe min
&asierer til Guftionen meb Drbre til at
aisre ct liberolt Bub."
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-09
THE CHOSEN.
Result of the Caucus to Select
Members of Democratic Con-
gressional Committee.

Result of the Caucus to Select
Members of a Democratic Con-
gressional Committee.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The caucus Of
the Democratic members of the house,
which was called for this afternoon for
the purpose of selecting representatives
on the Democratic congressional CONF
mittee, resulted in the choice of the fol-
lowing named persons: Alabama, James
L. Jones; Arkansas, Thomas G. McRae;
California, L. l.. Thompson; COnneeti-
cut. r. j. Vance; Delaware, J. B. PEN
nington; Florida. r. H. NJ. Davidson;
Georgia, L. W. Grimes; Illinois, X. w.
Townshend; Indiana, Benjamin F.
Shively: Iowa, w. l. Hayes; Kentucky,
w. P. Taulbe: Louisiana. NJ. ID. Lagan;
Maryland, Barnes Compton; Michigan,
S. o. Fisher; Mississippi, j. NJ. Allen;
Minnesota. j. l. Macdonald; Missouri,
James N. Burnes; Nebraska, ]. a Nc
Shane; Hew Hampshire, l.. F. McKin-
ney; New Jersey, William McAdoO;
New York, l.. S. Bryce; North Caro-
lima, F. NJ. Simmons; Ohio, Beriah
Wilkins; South Carolina, Samuel Dib-
BILE; Tennessee, Benton McMiIlin;
Texas, w. II. Martin; Virginia, G. ID.
Wise; West Virginia, Z. E. HOgg; Wis
cOnsin, Thomas r. Hudd; Arizona, NJ.
A. Smith; Montana, D. K. TOole; New
Mexico, A. Joseph; Utah, j. It. Caine;
Washington Territory. C.. s. Voorhees,.
In the case of States where there are no
Democratic representatives, or where
the delegations failed to make seIec-
tions, the full committee is granted
power to fill the vacancies in represen-
tation. The first person named, Mr..
Jones, of Alabama, was authorized to
call the committee together for the pur-
pose of organization.