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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14
NEW ruAsr ~ rur cAsr.
Gsriey u. nrown ASKS Tor ~ ruII In,.s
tiEation of Charges Against HIN.

| Special Dispatch IA The Appeal
| Warm NALtrY. Miss, Sept ~ Amir,
In the Ts,lcll case have assumed new
phase here today. Mr llrpwn has at nll
times declared himself Innocent, aud now
courts investigation, ~ shown hy the fol.
lowing document today handed by him to
Mayor Herring;
wAua v,lLrY. Mis- seri n. ISIS
To the Honorable Mayor and nuati Of Alderman
ui the city ~ Water Valley.
Gcnilemcn=Thc sensational articles pub.
lishcl in different papers recently, most uf
which, 10 Tar ns ] am concerned being "A
tissue II fAlsohUuls has brought my urtur
so nuiorlously before the public that deem
some action necessary on nav part ~ one of
your city officials. While | may be- forced
io suilcr grcnt wrong ! am unwilling that
any other person. ~ body ~ persons shall
fUr moment be- embarrassed on nav ng.
count, aud. io the end thnt Justice may be-
done nnd to di,urm nay political and por.
niihl enemies ut cause ~ attack. I submit
the following fpr your consideration
hrrhy waive formal changes ~ nn ufl.
cinl hnd submit myself a. The Jurisdiction II
your honorable body for the purpose of IN.
yrsiiruiiug my conduct with the Willie lis
d'll affair II, after u iull and hir iuy,su. |
CATION ~ the accessible evidence I im found |
guilty hy your body, uf completely boo her |
death, Ur II responsible Tor her condition. ~ 1
II responsibility II h'r huug iu Memphis. /
The board rlu Hu declare and dismiss mo /
from office, and N I nm not found guilty mv /
resignation will hr iu the hands ui one ui I
your member iu hu Immediately rendered /
tu the hului. nud my office declared vacant
The only requirement that I make b. chat
the m,mhDr uf the bulnl hu sworn in try |
the rnsn hy iHr evidence the same as if thpy
were sworn IIurt
ThIs proposition T. male In hlll confidence
NJ nov uruy foo sustain myself Hui if can
d. so boo iHr uumr uf humanity in thr u1mr
nj Justice Iu ilH uuWr ut common dpHpury. |
should not discriminating public hp will.
Ing ip accept your Frniigt' Respectfully,
g. " lluuWN,
city .laK Collector
y = " any man. woman or child boz the
Titv ui Water Valley will prove one act uf
official misconduct against mc. I will plond
guilty iu every charge uruufht against me.
resign my office aud leave town without a
ril or one word of defense. q. ~ 10
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14
TnE STATE QUARANTINE.
Reports from the Inspectors 60 the
Heard of Health.

The State quarantine officers have made
the following reports 10 the State board Of
health at Nashville:
Inspector Lynch, at Chattanooga, reports.
under date n September 10. After thor.
ough Inspection Of the trains entering this
city from the south, no refugees from the
infected portions of Florida have been found.
This morning I took n trip 10 Cleveland 10
overlook the inspection Of the East Tcnncs.
see, Virginia a Georgia main line. Earb
passenger was politely approached by the
Inspector aud with single exception, will.
inFly answered the questions asked. The
exception in this ease wns finally convinced
That ~ answer the questions would save him
some trouble aud delay OultrWnh ia
James county. lhs qunmntinrd against the
world. Several parties wishing Ia get oir
there today were Informed that they could
mott
Inspector Ford. Of Memphis. reports under
date ~ September H. Inspector Perry. on
the Memphis & Charleston railroad. reports
nothing suspicious except one Mr. ". T..
West from Madison county Fla. Had ccr-
titcnic from J G. Thomas, justice " the
peace indorscd by James Perry, clerk " the
county. court II Madison county. Also
IMPORT by Mr. Higgins inspector on the X.
G., VI 4 B railroad. ~ q rumgr of two eases
having died In Birmingham last Friday, 5th
inst No other uniayDmhlc Ur alarming r..
ports made this day by the train Inspectors.
A consultation with d. Thornton. president
oi the city board II health, this forenoon
concerning a rumur II suspicious fever nj
galloway, Or near there. on thr tuuisyilla A
Nashville railroad, in this county. resulted
in his requesting me h. 90 up and inyrstl.
gate, leave this evening at ~ o'clock
returning AZ . o'clock n.n. on the iith. 1
hope. Hence II will not be- possible fur me
10 make another report today. the last l.
made tp me nt Z o'clock pm. win report
nt length when return"
Inspector Ford reports Tor September If ns
follows "A laly FROM Gninsyille. Fla. lrft
there in June spending summer in some 10.
sort IN East Tennessee, was held for inspoc.
ton here today having certificate from
Chattanooga anl baggage checked from there
shu was passed ~ COyingtUn, Tenn. A drum.
mor from New York city via Atlanta Mont.
gomcry and New Orleans, travelling without
a certificate, was reported by Inspector Mn.
hon On ihc Mississippi 4 Tennessee railroad.
and was furnished with certificate. EE.
ccpi ns above, the inspectors report every.
thing satisfactory today. The suspicious
case at Galloway was one ~ mnlarinl hnmn.
turia. Party from tahomn county, Miss,
had not been In Florida. When 4 boarded
the train returning Mr. Delany, the inspcc.
Tor, said that The alarm was nj Mason. few
miles north of Galloway ! wrote to Dr. !.
J. Elrnu, M Mason. b. learn the facts. hon.
Ing tO hear from him by the 18th.
"Dr Thornton, president city boarl of
health, and aru satisfied that the rumor
Continued on Fourth Page.
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TENSEssEE's HEALTH AGENT.
Dr. Reeve. Returns from Florida ana
Gives hts Views

wv NNtiiN Fi'AlNls
NASHVILLE Tenn, Sept. is-Dr James T..
Reeves, agent of the Tennessee board Of
health, returned tonight, and gives as re-.
sultof a tour In Florida some details that
make very interesting reading Tor the Florida
authorities and the United States surgeon.
general.
DR.. Reeves Is fully convinced that the
epidemic Is the result of the grUssc-t care.
lcssncss, and that the authorities oi Floridn
are In the highest degree ccnsurahlc Tor thi,
epidemic Dr. Reeves went on 10 make the
following statement:
"A lamcntablc lack u sanitary equipment
has marked the path II the terrible disease
There h no State buanl II health in Florida
and practically thcrc arr no local boards
The presence u the fcycr was stbutly and
pcnistcutly denied Tor fear that Il would af.
feet the valuable tourist element Throughout
the state, aud a variety II names other than
that was true wcrc applied 10 the ad,anc.
ing Zoe. .
mot until Il bad settled into an epidemic
at jacksonville did the people finally awake
to ilc serious nature Of the situation.
The city hasa population II about 30. OOO
a third Of these were away when the disease
began aud Others ilcl before the quarantine
had been established, ~ that about onc.half
the usual population j. there now.
The panic came aud confusion rrirucd
supreme. One county quamntiucd against
another, and men stood NJ the eros, roads
with shoiguns and nr standing there now
W prevent any living creature passing out
from the infected district.
"ln the absence Of othcr autbofitirs g,v
Ferry undertook 10 manage Attain. but the
result has shown dcplomblo lack Of any
management aud the situation today il con.
fusion worse conioundcd
All TIE country west aud north ~ n line
drawn direct from Cedar Keya across io
Jacksonville u IN perfectly healthy c0udI.
uon' and numerous watering places and ~.
sorts abound throughout this section"
Dr. Reeves blamcs Gov. Perry for not
sending his people 10 these points At ne
slalcs expense before calling upon other
e.ha"s w.. Ild the United states surgcou.Funcml
at Washington.
Had Gov. Perry taken prompt action. or
u he would still do ~. there would be- is,
need OF aid from abroad fays DR. Reeves.
10 make matters worse when Surgeon.
GENERAL Hamilton went 10 Florida. in rc.
spouse TO Joe Pcrry's appeal, he introduced
Icu lape nnd vncillntiOn that produced In.
tense friction aud yCEation without accom-.
plshing any apparent good"
Inls OUnoer ~ Dr. Reeves opinion. has
shoWil lack Of decision criminal Ia H. effects
he iuhlgauon going on, DR.. Reeves pro.
,,lsll' lhIco OF Tie hrst magnitude Gov
Perry, " seems feels sore nt tbo ouarsrtinc
against his state aud yet be has fnilod In
take the hrt steps to lind for his pcople Of
State. y" ''' Wv"
Dr. Reeves believes that n sanitary officer
NJ established reputation should M Snre be
sert inio Florida 10 take chnrge of Inc situ.
aboh, Otherwise matters may grow a great
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DECATUR WILD WITH EXCITEMENT
They Threaten 60 open the aw.Bridgc
Across the Tennessee River.

special Dispatch To The Appeal
HrNTsyiLLE Ala, Sept l3,-Drs. L owry
and Dement, have returned from Decatur.
Spencer, who died there Tuesday night with
yellow fever, had been sleeping with gen
ueman from jacksonville. Great excite.
ment prevails at Decatur Memphis a
Charleston railroad trains do not stop there
and citizens threaten TO open the draw.
bridge across the Tennessee river TO make
them stop. A large crowd was at the De.
caiur depot with trunks and yalises this
afternoon 20 leave, but the train did NOT
stop. Passengers who came through told
your correspondent this. No unoasincss h
ielt here and there will be- no quarantine
unless There are other eases and Il should be
deemed essential Though introduced tbrcc
times here there has never been local case
Of yellow fever
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

Heal Nl worse and suggests DR.. Jos,p Holt, of
NeW orleans who he believes could bring
orIer out of chaos within a short time
Dr' Reeves believes unless this is done
soon the disease will lap over into next
year. aud that the adjoining States will be
Kept I'M continued state ofappyehension and
uistrust lest the epidepic has reached such
degree ofintcnsity
re believes that no city is inviolate from
yellow fever and that without IN" nrnmmt
action OF the Tennessee board Of health il
would have entered the State at Chattanooga
ana boen probably now established
among us.
u wonder" he added. "that the board
has been able 10 do so much with lis limited
finances; DR.. Thornton has not only shown
financial ability, but eminent sanitary skill.
ana our only security, deem, depends upon
the degree OF faith 10 the results of the Au-
Eusta conference, detention in quarantine
before refugees are permitted to come among
the people In uninfected districts"
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mONTGOMERY IN LINE.
H'gid Quarantine Established Against
Decatur.

NPN DisPh"h to Inc Appeal,
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept l3.-There is
great excitement in Alabama today over the
appearance of yellow fever at Decatur. At
O'Clock this morning Mayor Reese, after
consultation with DR.. J. b. CASTOR, presi-
dent OF the Montgomery board of health.
declared quarantine against Decatur. The
action was based ON direct information from
pecature through DR.. Jerome Cochran, State
health officer of Alabama, who went up
To make thorough investigation. An AUTOPSY
was he ID on the body OF the dead man whose
mysterious demise had caused so much cx-
citement superintended by DR. Cochran.
after which the board of medical advisors
held consultation. There was a division
oi opinion and five held that the dis
ease which caused Spencers death was
yellow fever and nine thought dif.
ierently' DIR. Cochran holds that
IL was yellow fever. Montgomery has nut
on close quarantine. No passengers or
baggage that have been in Decatur are
allowed TO enter the city, and every incom.
ing tram is inspected by quarantine officers
lhe Louisville & Nashville railroad began
today running all their passenger trains
through Decatur without halt and the only
means Of egress left the people is by private
conyeyances and the Tennessee river.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14
a VERY BRUTAL MURDER.
a Negro Kills n Kind ovorsoor with.
out provocatlon.

sprs.ai p''raich 10 The Appeal
HrryA, Ak, sept i3=Ncws has just
been received n nn unproyukciaud dnstnrdly
murder HAT took place ON The farm II Mr. !.
W 'lnptpn. about siy miles from town. A
negro named John Griffin, killed NJ }. 4.
Graves, the white Uycnccr of Mr. Dluptpu'a 'a
plantation. Tho cause Uf the murder. ns
near ~ can be- learned, Il NJ follows. Quite
number II negroes gut into quarrel ON
the plantation this morning. Among those
who had the quarrel was Griffin. Who came
to iho city and had q warrant sworn out for
ono ~ the negroes. Mr. Graves gave bond
for the nrgrpH appearance NJ court. This
iuconsoi 6nin, aud ho went 10 hs
house and got shotgun, and filling
himself with whisky, repaired a. the gin
who're Mr. Graves was weighing out the dhy's
cotton picking aud commenced abusing
Graves Tor going on the ncgr0's bond.
Graves told him 10 quit his disturbance aud
leave The premises WhercupOn ho pulled his
shot gun and shot Graves, almost killing
him Instantly, The negro IA one armed and
bears q bad reputation. The sheriff has left
fDf the scene u the tragedy with n posse ~
effect tho capture of tie murderer. Gmves
bad borne the reputation II beInr q quiet
aud indulgcnt oycncer " the hands Oh the
plantation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14
At BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
a higid Quarnntine--The Decatur NAV.
or's SenseIcss Threats,

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept l3.-Mayor Lane
this morning proclaimed rigid quarantine
against Decatur, from which place DIR.
Dozler the health officer, had Just returned,
reporting that the man Spencer who died
there yesterday unQuestionably had yellow
lever supt. Mctcalf, Of the Louisville &
Nashville railroad, this afternoon issued an
order that all trains should run through
Decatur without stopping. He received n
telegram tonight from Mayor Fry, OF
Decatur saying that II the trains were not
stopped there he would have the tracks torn
up. Inc sanitary officers Of this city have
l ocyn harI hl work for the last two weeks
and now have the city In frst-class condi.
ton. ',''
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Holly spring, quarap,i,cs-

specinl Dispatch TO The Appeal.
Holly srEiScs, Miss, Sept is.--The board
Of mayor and aldermen met today In consc.
quencc Of yellow fever being reported at De.
caiur, Ala, aud passed an ordinance ouarnn.
timing against Jacksonville, Fla, and pcra.
tur Ala. and all other infected points.
Many oi our citizens have relatives In prcn.
tur which fact demanded immediate actor.
a strict quarantine will be enforced.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

''TE'''3I '-I-T7'I'II v Nv NTTNlIl
CnsrrASoooA, Tenn, Sept IA n.
Spencer having died Of yellow fever at DE.
catur. Ala, yesterday, the board Of health
met this morning and ordered thc most
ugid quarantine against that place.
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CONTRARY sTArEnENrs.
Tho PresIdes, ~ the state Health pon,,i
aud tile Mayor.

Special ntlstol % The Appeal
DrcArrR Ala, Sept. i3.-No other case.
7hoso exposed src MI uudor observation and
will not leave the city. II additional cases
occur they will be reported promptly.
IrEoNr CocHE.s. MD.
Chairman Ala. siai9 Board OF Health
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14
AInIInre ni Ping iilnn.

Special pI'p1iDh 10 The Appeal
riNr Blggr Ark, Sept Is ..irhe Myer
Liquor company suspended today. Liabili.
Tea auu Rzsgls uuku0Nn,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

fr.cisl Dtps'ch 70 Tho Atresl
rtcArrE, Als., ssrl. is.--The general YER
s'st here is ina, there Is 10 yellow fever aud
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has not been since the year 1878. No excite
meht whatever Everybody in good spirits
and business going along as usual.
c. c. AUSTIN Mayor
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some way, aud ! succumbcd. Ny sister
went the snmo way only she yielded t0
Charley Rombufgcr. There Il another Girl
lust over the way who went the same way 10
kombufgcr II one of the bosses cant ruin
you another one can aud that's the way n
gos. No Rifl can work Ia that mill and be
What she ought TO-"
ibid you know Willie 'rlsdoll"
we worked side by side lof INO " three
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28
eALLo1lNe CONTINUED.
The Republican National Convention Co

| The Republican National Conven tiOn Con
t!nues the B.lioting.
CHICAGO. June 23-The convention me
| this morning with the usual runors o
conbina atoms flying through the air a
| thick As b ack birds.
The convention was called 10 order a
l0:0S, but it was not until twenty minutes
later when the proceedings were formally
| opened by Chairman Estee calling upol
| Senator Warner Miller, of New York, {.
| preside over its deliberations Bishop Sam
uel Fellows, Of Chicago, delivered the in
| vocation.
| The convention then proceeded to ballot
When Connecticut was called one vots
was cast for Mckinley, OF Ohio. As soor
as this announcement was made Mr.. Nc
kinney was seen to rise in his seat, and
amid the most impressive silence, proceed
ed to make statement He was greeted
with storm OF applause. He said:
81 am here as one Of the chosen repre-
| sentatives Of my State. / am here by a
! resolution Of the Republican convention,
passed without one dissenting voice. com
handing me to cast my vote for John Sher.
man and use every worthy endeavor for
his nomination. l accepted the trust be.
Cause my heart and judgment were in &C
cord with the letter and spirit and pur.
pose Il that resolution. 1t has pleased
certain delegates to cast their woes 10.
me. am not insensibbe to the honor they
would do NE, but in the presence OF the
duty resting upon me CAL not remain 81
lent with honor. can no: consistently
with The credit OF the State whose creden-
uais l bear and which has trusted ME;
can not VII honorable fidelity 20 John
Sherman, who trust ed me in his cause and
with his confidence. l can no, consistently
with my own views Of my personal integ.
rlty consent or seem 10 consent 10 permit
my name to be used US a candidate before
this convention.
Il could not r, spect myself if could find
1t in my heart TO do say or permit to be
done that which could be even ground for
any one to suspect that l wayered in my
loyalty 20 Ohio, or my devotion to the chief
OF her choice and the chief OF mine.
Il do request demand that no delegate
who would not cast reflection upon me,
shall cast ballot for me-"
Mr. Mckinley spoke earnestly and with
emphasis. He was evidently sincere and
the convention at the conclusion OF his
little speech generously applauded.
The ballot was then proceeded with with
out further incident until Illinois was
reached, when a break of three votes from
Gresham to Harrison created Sc sation
and was received with a mingled denon-
stration Of Kisses ana applause.
When New York was reached the gal.
leries Kissed. After the vote Of the State
giving Harrison fifty-nine votes, one OF the
delegates demanded a POLL OF the delega-
ton. The poll showed no change in the
vote.
AS the bnliot proceeded there was shown
in addition to the expected gain for Har-
rison very decided growth in the Alger
vote, which came chiefly from the South.
The Pennsylvania vote still stuck by Sher-
man, he getting fifty-tEree of tue sixty
votes from that State. This was part OF
the Quay programme to bca: Harrison.
The ballot resulted rs follows:
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

"A few years ago a citizen of East
ern Maine lost his wife. Owing to a
storm on the day of the funeral the
choir could not go. Several days
afterward the bereaved expressed his
disappointment at their not coming,
because he thought that "singing was
all the beauty of funeral"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

-Coningsby uses plain stationery
now. He had the motto Securus
Judicat, stamped as a heading, and by
mistake enclosed a blank sheet to his
butcher. He got a reply to the effect
that Judy cats were very scarce, but if
a striped Tom cat with yellow eyes
would answer, the market was over
stocked. It'd Bits.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

"A temperance lecturer in New
Hampshire finished his discourse thus:
':Finally. my hearers. why should any
OF you drink ardent spirits? Ny son
Tom has got Is good cider - any in
the country. At six cents per quartg'
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28
Another Sea Nuli Ac,.i,lent

KANSAS City, Mo-, June oi-Another
scaf1old of building on Walnut street
near Tenth broke this morning precipitat-
ing to the ground two colOred laborers who
were on it at the time. One of them es-
capped uninjurcd, but the other, Charles
Brooks, OF SIS Gillis street, was severely
bruised ana it was thought internally in
in rp6
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

Every heart has it Was; some
have their Were. for plurality of
Vases constitute the Were. If there
be no To Be to take the place of the Is,
the hungering heart furnishes and dies.
Chicago Ners.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28
Night kislers.

LEBANON. No, June 25.-Thomas Grace
OF Pulaski was taken from his home few
days ago by band Of night riders and
whipped. His alleged offense was reveal
ing some Of the secrets Of the wheel which
had just oeen organized in that neIghbor.
hood
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

Out in Sydney, Australia, accord
ing to report. if you want to use the
telephone you must ring the person up
with whom you would communicate
and then take cab and 60 and see
him. An answer by telephone is never
expected.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

No matter how valuable friend
he may be, if he comes to your Office
when you are writing an article on
1.-The war feeling in Europe" or a
poem on "Spring Pleasures" and are
trying to corral a few elusive ideas,
and takes seat within q foot of you
and begins to munich peanuts, you want
to kill him on the spot--not necessarily
for publication. but as a guarantee of
good faith.-Drake's Maqazinc.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

One never hears of an event so sad
but that some element of humor turks
about it. A little girl who lives near
adentist's Office where shooting ARRAY
occurred, happened to hear the pistol
shots and shouts for the police. Re-
volving in moment in her baby mind
a plausible explanation seemed to dawn
upon her. and turning to her father,
she remarked: HE must have pulled a
wrong tooth for somebody"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28
STRUCK DEAD BY LIGHTNING.

MUsKoGEE, l. T.. June % enry Thomp-
son, weli-kuown and Influential Choc,aw,
was instantly killed near klowa Friday
night by beng struck by lightning. He
had lett kiowa to re urn to his home in the
country, and the Two horses he was driving
were also killed.
TWO YOUNG MEN DROWNED.
New YORK, June 25.-N.cholas Gerkin.
OF Huboken, was seized with Cramps while
bathing of the Greenvllle shore yesterday.
ID. b. Clam, Of Brooklyn, went to his as.
s;stancc and both were drowned.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

Aotai 'ote, OK. necessary Tor choice. G11.
Scattering vote-Douglass: Kentucky
Foraker: Kentucky i.
Lincoln: Georgia !.
During the short interim the chairmcu
or the delegations were very busy and Il;
seemed that some big deal was on hand for
the hf;h ballot. Alabama aud Arkansas
voted quickly and as usual. California's
vote Tor Blame was greeted with cheers and
Kisses. Colorado voted solidly for the first
time and for Allison. Sherman received
one additional vote in Georgia. Hi
nois gave three votes TO Harrison again,
Gresham got back the vote Of one of his
two Hoosicr SUI porters
New Hampshire and New Jersey crea; ed
sensations, the former gi ing Harrison s
and the latter g wing Ackinley6 Missouri,
gave Alger IA, Gresham 10 and Sherman
only l. Massachusetts gave Harrison 10.