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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30
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OF fever and ague, or bilious remittent fever.
don't resort TO quinine. q cumulative and per-
nicious drug that has ruined many consritu-
tions. Use W thout delay q rsmed1 which the
leading physicians Of America ave recon-
f14aqA Bitters. Dumb a. nek4hd aqua cake,
10 lesl {ba1 he actively e e forms Of mals-
nal sse. Me prSH tenss ed and nit
fsS y compll not III - are more yiruen1
In shet berate y HostetiesH Stom4ea
lsters hs1 ktablisA repurs; fos
nay. has even served TO strengthen Di6orders
II the stomach and bowels. particularly those
to which malaria gives rise, are eoedily ,e-
eyea y Is ND hdnsE
and constipation yield to It. Ahbetite and
sltep axe bs:h ;ups:Ted b It X
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WOOLaEN WILL PROTEST.

''oefnsn OF the southwest Co Protest
Against the Mills Bill.
special to the Gazette.
San ANTONIO, TEX, May 90 -Scorse
y delegates from slI parts of the south,
sss' arrived in this city today to be
PRESENT tomorrow night at the meeting
aled BY representative stockmen of thi1
;nsSuqn to protest sgsinst the passage ~
.algfess Of the Mills tariff blu End
rnAeulsrly against that clause Of the bill
,sanng to the reduction of the duty on
WI It is understood that ono of the
~s Oh Tomorrow nights meeting will
: 'ae selection OF strong delegation Of
a,Hee traders to accompany the
Vs.salNly elected Texss delegation to the
w Louis convention and lobby In that
Ivy ior tariff plank In the Democratic
asiiolsl platform.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30

Bsptlsr s. 8. and Coiportege Ooprsntion
WACO, TEX, May q, 1883.
The. Baptist Sundsy-School and Col
portage convention Of Tesa will meet q
Cleburne, June %. Every Baptist church
and Sunday. school is entitled each to one
delegate and an additional one for every
twenty-five members enrolled.
The citizens Of Cleburne have generous.
ly offered to entertain not only the dele
gates but all visitors who attend. -
DR.. j. William Jones OF Atlanta, Ga,
will deliver his lecture on "Christ in the
Camp at some hour during the session
The missionaries Of this convention will
'organizs during the year more than zoe
Sunday-schools and distribute nearly q
million pages of literature.
The railroad fare will be reduced to
cents mile for the round trip.
JEFF. D. RAY, Cor. Sec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30
LaRERO.

joan Rasales Dies of ais Wounos-Runor,
Of an Attempt TO Assassinate,
Special to the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, May GA well founded
rumor Is currens here that two OF the
sssessins from Matamorss who attempted
the life OF General Ignscio Martinez, the
celebrated reyolurioniss in Brownsville
some months ago, sre now In New
Laredo, Mexico, awaiting a chance again
70 attempt to take his life. He is now
iiVlng on this side OF the river and is con-
unuaiiy on the watch for trouble.
Juan Rosales VINO was mort.ily
wounded by Lee Hops whom he killed
Yesterday, died this morning at $50
O'CLOCK. Both parties sre now dead.
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WsarheTford.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WATERFORD, TEX, May 2s.-Worh
on the wsterworks plant at this place il
being rapidly pushed and before the sum
mer is fsirly on the WeatheIford Wafer
Light and Ice Company will be furnishing
the city with water and ice, and before
autumn the entire city will be Lit up By
electric lights.
Mr.. a p. Hillisrd, wife and son re-
turned yesterday from au extended visi,
to relatives in Austin. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. John Bremond, Jr., of that
city, . brother CT Mrs. Hillisrd's. He
will epend several days In the city.
Mr.. Guy Hsrcourt Of Ssn Angelo, Cal,
is in the city visiting the family of his
father, Judge John T. Harcours.
MI and Mrs. r. T. Chatun OF Waco
SreAending few days ikWeatherford
vislkiGg Mrs. Chatun's father, Judge A.
AH0Od,
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6 FROM KNEE TO ANKLE.

.ursyy gone Flesh o MAS Of ais
Leg aim aishsd one third In size.
-rai,,on hopeless. Cured by the Cuti.
.ara Rem. dies
,hrse years i YVES almost crippled with
WI sore leg rrcm knee Gown to my
|Sfs he skin wss entirely go e, and the
~ I.os one mass Of disease. Som ply sicians
y lrmnced IL incur BIZ. 1t had diminished
.ose third the size of the other, and was
Ssls''vnslees condition. Arter trying all kinds
rtaNsdie. and spending hundreds of collars,
~ rhieh / got no lief whatever. I was
4 -. ,Sed 10 try your CVlICURA kEARDIEs. and
sreassnit was as follo*s: After three days /
/. Ia eci ed cbange1or the better. and az
Of s.D mHnhs bone asSs Spi Ssd
y sypose for over q ysxl got sound The
Isl, 81 sS my leg is a. se ever IUf Il Rs Was
sssssa Si every resp Get, and s sign of the
ss'is = = g. e. iHEaT Dubois. Dooseco Ga..;,'
,,,,,,,- sun .r,at sroH SKIN D.ssSs2
,..ro ssea a terrib 3nfessr for years from
see! sS 81 tbe ssin shdSsood, and have been
gasi0 s aSs' s sg reason sss 5s Of my
.,14s, g sndpsa nc H.ndreds Of col ars bat
ii!o ,sef uEstsI SaCUTIcuRA REMEDIES,
~ nav, cpkea l1afxrd left by SKIN as clear
W., y nv blood y Pkss as child's.
- IA NAY sAsssfsive Branch P. o., Miss.
,rom ~ Pound&to 17e Pounds.
.,ve taken several bottles of CUTiCURA Re
il,rtyr With ail the results l could wish for.
rtsls time last year. when commencing
We 1 weigced las POUNDS and to day
- IN pouh3se CLIO. CAMPBELL.
Washington, ID O.
,o,.-The Gu IcuzA REsoLvENr is beyond
1 fssubt dc grsatess klsod purifier ever com
,cssded
rcrTfrpEA ihe great Skin Cure, and Gu ICURA
,esp#n sxel.s.Ie Skin te ufider, externally,
y RfJIIcUfs RES JLvENT, the new Blood
10. inteIpai, ARE positive cure or every
~ u sam anaz6lood Disease, from Pimples
n g.serywhe 81 Price. CUTIcURA. 500; SOAR,
e. FFssLvEST. 81 Pre- are0 by the POTTER
5vre AND n EMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
.,s.;sad for ''iow ID Care Skin Diseases" ca
US 20 lllas rstfons, ADD 100 testimonials.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30
Motto, to Contractors.

OFFICE or CITY ENG NEHxTft
FORT ORTIZ, TEX Man adssf5sS
Sealed propo sis will be re ceaV&d 81 this office
up to IL O'Clock noon Mop6xy, June 4, 1888, for
excaya,ing about Il oseasic yaros of material
nom houston; Blafs Ma n and Rosk streets, to
be used in embS9sments for bridge approaches
BIOS willYsefmsoe at one price. which will
cover bofh o. cavafions and entertainments, and
for c0netfuctir alb ut leo cubic yards OF first
frst-cla.s dry masonry.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check Tor $500, which vi be held to secure
IIo4 tne succesefui bidder the execution of y
sec1re the faithful execution of the work ac-
co1Gtng 10 contract and specifications.
n ms and specification can be seen at this
once. Inc ris MT Is reserved TO reject any or
al Dids. w. b. KING, City Engineer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30
DENIsON.

Inportant Suit Decided in Favor OF the
City.
Special to tho Gazette.
DnN1soN, TEX, May Getty A.tor-
ney D. o. House telegrsphed from Dallas
this evening that the noted refrigerator's
bond suit against the city mad been de.
cided in favor of the city. Thus ended a
lsgre suit that mas been p ending for
years.
The negro boy Brown, fifteen years
old, who was arrested and jailed last
night by officers on 9 charge ofmaking an
attempt at rspe on white girl named
Lizzie Davis; fifteen years old, gave bond
to-day In the sum OF $500.
Decoration Day will be observed TO-
morrow by the old soldiers living in Dem
ison. .,sssI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30

PRess Tickets for The Chicago Convention.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 29.-At the meeting
of the press committee OF the Republican
national committee held here to-day it
WAS decided that;no applications Tor press
accommodations should be considered
lister than Saturday, June 2. Daily
papers requiring such accommodations
and which have not put in their appli-
cations are Tequested.to dc so before the
date mentioned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30

Sam Houston Normal Comm snc.mens.
Special to the Gazette.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX, May 2s.-The third
Gay OF the normal commencement wss
spens in regular school WORK, showing
the normal methods OF teachers 70 be far
superior to the old styles. A large num-
DER OF spectators and visitors were pres.
emit today, among them being Stste Su.
perintendent o. p. Cooper, Hon. John d.
mccall, Comptroller, and Hon. J. M.
Moore, Secretary Of State. To the regret
OF cur citizens Governor Ross will NOT be
able to be present and of1c;ate Thursday
night as TIES sc--S21ced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30
Sale ut 6weetwster.

Sale ut 6Weetwater.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
SwKKTwATRE, Tex, May 25.-Mr. s.
=. McElhainey, representing the interests
of Eve Iowa parties. including himself
has sold to Messrs. C. W. White Of Waco
and T. b. Patterson of this plsce . three.
quarters interest in the XOX stock Of
cattle and horses; consideration, about
s2l, 200; range delivery, except sbou,
1900 head in the Two Buckle pasture thai
pWafAe delivered; theAother one quarter
intfa1t in said proreK$is owned by Mr.
,Ntterfon. The property includes abou,
5000 cSttle and sIxty-two saddle horses
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30
On the Way to Utah.

''s'L to the Gazette. SO
SM ANGELO, Tex, May s.-Four
~0psnies of the E ghth Caviar and band,
nrs4aanded by Colonel Oils from BORT
-, AVE, reached Fort Ccncho %osSfday,
~ .oey, with three companies OF the
n,sA a Cavalry, will take up the line Of
e.1.ta on the 1st uls., going by way OF
Hunger, Henrietta and Fort Sill to
ma There will be five or six companies
~. = VT Eth Cavalry return to this post rs
IS they arrive from the north. At
s iss.as there will DE only one company Of
a.iy mat VIII remsin here.
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To Observe Decoration Bay.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX, May 2s Last Sum
dan the members Of Dick d. Post No. 80,
l6QH. r attended church in body here
The post has about thirty Ave members,
and great preparations have been made to
observe Decoration D,y "wednesday,
May 30) Though this Is new city and
Was founded long after the war closed,
1t Is said there are many Federal soldiers
buried here. Their graves viii be deco
rated With flowers by their surviving
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30
Bolton.

Bolton.
Special to the Gazette.
Bolton, TEX, May 2s.-Sheriff Sam
Sparks has returned from an unsuccess-
full search for Frsnk Dean, the young
man who shot William Goscher near here
about q week ego. Dean is believed to
be hiding In the dense thickets of the
Lampasas river near the scene of his
crime, but his familiarity with the locality
enables MIN to elude the officers without
trouble.
No clew to the Identity o. the body seen
floating down the Leon river two days ago
has been discovered. The parties who
saw the body tried to rescue 1t, but the
high water prevented.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30
ohecks Forged.

spscial to the Gazette.
GRANVILLE, TEX, May ga party
named Bay. hailing from Rsins county,
amused himself day or two ago in
Greenville by forging checks In var
ious sums from s. to sic
on Mr.. Charles Laneford OF this
city, agsregsting some S75. Langford
Of course declined to honor the checks,
knowing he had no. issued or authorized
them. The pefpetrator of these practical
Jokes on our merchants was not to be
found when-wanted and searched for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30
Prospecsing ., wichita vans.

WICHITA FALLS. TEX, May %. 1855
To the Editor Of the Gazette.
A number Of prominent lows men have
been prospecting in this section for sew
eral days, and express themselves de-
lighted with the country. They say that
there will undoubtedly be a large emf
grafton from their state to Texas, and Q
good many will probably come this fall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30
In Uvnlde UouutJ,

Correspondence of the Gazette.
UvALDK, TEX, May 2s-Grass is finer
than 1t has been for many years. Stock is
fat, and altogether the outlook for the
country is better thsu for leng while
past. This is true not only OF Uvalde
county, but Of Ill the surrounding conn.,
ties.
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A B,s.n,.. sent.ns.d.
Special to tb. Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Fort SMITH, ARK, May 29.-Geo. W.
Chapel, who has been in the United
States jail here for several months on 8
charge Of bigamy, went into court this
morning and entered plea Of guilty. II
appearing that he WIS the possessor Of
about i've wives, the court sentenced him
to three yesrs in the Arkansas psni.en-
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comrades. and the rites and ceremonies
prescribed by the organization win be
performed st the cemetery.


swsstwater.
swksrwATRR, TEX, May a5. 1858,
To the Editor Of the Gazette:
The west Is fairly booming in every
sense OF the word. Sweetwater is im.
proving steadily, and Nolan county Is re
ceivlng additions to her population quite
frequently.
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Notes to Cor. rae ors

OFFICE OF CITY ENsINxUA
FOR WORTH, TE1.saeayB, 1S:S
sealed proposals will beEooI4fed at this Office
no to II O'Clock No .da3 June 1888, for graz
ing ana erayel4RsH3fso for gutteriDg and curb
ing II desTku Dy pro. erty owners, of Cherry
y. eel H0m BelkDap street north as far as
Each bid must be accompanied by s certified
check for SlO0
Profiles and specification can be seen at TIL.
The right isreserved to react any or all b,ds.
w. b. KING, City Engineer
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liary at hard labor. He says he could
have beaten two or three Of the cases, but
concluded he had IS well be serving out
his time in the penitentisry instead Of ly-
ing In jail with no show for 8 trial, as the
court was constantly running out o!
funds. -
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w. r, Walton, .Ss Springfield. Teun., ,ssys
face J, snassssd H and on fosstiree yesss,, I puf.
chaskTa bax'6f Hf. Tannefss 1nfslirRe Neural
giafshre ard toSk eight The pilIrs ! have moi
fef sny mpfpms of Neuralgia since. 1t gives
ns gres$ plessuka 70 etomnhendat" Sold by
81 druggists. ss.ssssss; fF-rH'
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Eat More-gAxxE

Eat More7g@Ex&4f
This is the csse Wfeh you trade q. the
Fort Wozths9focer Co.'S. Make June an
expexSMental month.
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New Possto.a ana nsans.

& New Potatoes and Beans.
AZ fne ssSyouseyer used, are brought
daily 20 the PIT WaTth Grocer Co.'S:
vegetable cqnxters. III ether kinds Of
vegetables Included.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30

~ knart OF warm sega md COOL Nights
IA = Zig phssisfxp xItses that ~ ha, 90.
~ tarm dayssn9 &oefnights ,Aixhys ,e4feCt
- wells, and 81 ssests come, p1ByenliYf36 m-
Il VI Biksers, Huok lebsErJ Gordtaesn the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30
Bond Eorfeitsa.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX May 2s.-The final for
feiture Of the bond;of John Shinn, charged
with murder. was taken up in the Dis
srict court this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30

VERY many ply sIsns.sase Holloway's
Vermifuge Confectid66dn their practice
with great ss.isfas&f0E
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30

sos.nya Pfttenl thesyorld rezpwned sp6es
Elzt and f1tgoru6r, Lnparts asHItclous4ay
yer anaHE ne. Bewafe OF c5u aserfelts. Man
| ufactlS1Ed ny DR.. j. H.9B. stigeit VI Som.
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ABunEry Mans systeuu

49,. 70 trade where he ka9jk86e gets the
M Provisions toxssae money he spends.
sSa s system ~ Spopuiar one with those
~ Gaae'atfhe Fort Worth Grocer Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30

Cst 1t In Twas
II your grocery b;lfsWss too much last
month BY trad46g at the Fort Worth
Grocer g6B next month Ounce.
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i, sso6scribs fcr the WEEKLY GAzxrTE.
y: sl.g..s.
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campaign and succeeded in electing hin
Governey. he has belonged to what Is
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stas1s
be given full power to vote In convention.
This riyes total yote Of 1850, although
49, -S<-.r .~~ry,ox ~ <4alo1ra4oa vvopnnaUk
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Eat Mors-PeHx s<ss.
This Is the cae8svken you trade q. the
Fort WorthzGs0cer Co.'S. Make June an
expeyin1sntal month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30

A HaassypzHss System
Is to trade where he knows be gets the
most pRoVfsfons for the money he spendss.
.fhIs system Is apopulsr one witht ifose
who trade st the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30

Ths HInesns1 1hssss in sSe wsris
AtAndsrss1F gun store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-30

1, your grocsrs SfiI was 80 much lss'
montheNBy trading at hesEaEt Worss
Grocer Co.'S next month (June
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give them royal entertainment.
County court "a still in session ana a
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and jewels. 6.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-27
IN BRASS BUTTONS.
Movements of the Men and Officers
of the Department of Dakota.

Of the Department of Dakota.
The Fifth infantry, which is under
orders for the department of Texas,
will concentrate at Bismarck, and will
leave that point not later than June |,
by boat, so as to reach its destination
by June 5. At Leavenworth the COM
mand will be furnished with railway
transportation and forwarded to the
different stations. The command con-
siStS of % officers and 425 enlisted men.
Capt. Byron Dawson, Ninth cavalry,
has been found incapacitated for active
service and, pending vacancy on the
retired list, the war department has re-
Geved him from all duty with the army
and granted him leave of absence I'M
til further orders.
The ultra fashionable lotteries of Bar
HarbOr, Me-, society will this season
miss from among its devotees the hand
some and accomplished Miss Julia
Casey, who for several seasons has
been the most lesplendent figure fire.
engaged to Howard Bloodgood, of
Washington, ID. c., who will lead her
to the altar early in the coming month.
Miss Casey is a daughter of the late
Gen. Casey.
1t is rumored that Capt. Thomas II.
Logan, Fifth infantry, will endeavOr to
secure protracted leave of absence in
order that he may escape the necessity
of accompanying his regiment from
Montana to Texas, whittier it is Or
dered, and that if he cannot effect this
he will probably resign from the army
rather than relinquish the personal care
of his numerous private interests in
Montana.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-27
Happy hought!.
TORRANCE
THE HALTER

LAS pleasure in announcing that he has
leased that store on Jackson street, corner
Fourth, so long occupied by J. Wampler
and K. Simmon. as a Drug Store, and he
will open it about MONDAY, 18th JUNE,
with an entirely new stock, one of the finest
and most elegant stocks Of correct styles
in Gents Furnishings and Hats, etc., in the
city. The store is being remodeled and
fitted up by the Taylor & Craig Go. with
the most handsome Cabinets, Fixtures and
Mirrors seen in any Hat and Furnishing
store. The stock will comprise all the latest
novelties and best makes Of Mems Neck
wear. Gloves and Suspenders from Fisk,
Clarke & Flagg and Rufus Waterhouse and
others. Will also carry a full line Of Wilson
Bros Shirts, and in Hats only the very lat
est blocks and most stylish colors will be
kept in stock. TORRANCE flatters him
self that he has got a good thing in this To-
cation and he earnestly requests share of
patronage from his numerous friends in the
business part Of the city, many of whom
have gone oft Of their way to visit his store
on Seventh Street, and others who will
now be pleased to drop in and see him since
he has moved down beside them. Prices
will be guaranteed the closest in st. Paul
for the same lines and makes Of goods.
The closing out sale of my big stock on Seventh
Street, corner Cedar will still continue till end of
lease but will now be RED HOT more than ever,
as the goods must be sold out and prices will be
little or no object. None of my Seventh Street
stock is going to my new place on Jackson street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-27
WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND.
Headquarters Of the Various Del
egatiOns to the ST. Louis Conven'
ton.

Headquarters of the Various Del
egations to the ST. Louis Conven-
ton.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 26.-The official
announcement of the headquarters of
the members of the Democratic ma
tional committee and the delegations
from the various states, is as follows:
AT the Lindell-VermOnt 8 delegates, B.
B. Smalley; South Carolina 10, F. W. Daw-
son; Alabama, 20, II. c. Semple; North Car
DINA, p, M. W. Ransom; Ohio, 40. ". W.
Armstrong; New Hampshire, 8, A W. Sullo-
way; Illinois. A, s. Corning Judd; Indiana,
30 A. II. Brown; Iowa, %, NJ M. Ham; Del
aware, 8, - Grub; Kentucky, 26, P. d. Nc
Henry.
At the southern-Georgia, "a delegates,
Pennsylvania, 60, W. A. Wallace; Rhode
Island, s, ]. B. Barnaby; Florida, 8, Samuel
Pascoe: Colorado, 6, c. S. Thomas; Mary
land, Is, A. P. German; Michigan, 26, /. M.
kansas, ID, S. E. Cockrill, Jr.; New York, 70,
William Steinway; Mississippi, Is, C. A.
Johnston.
At Hurst's-Washingto Territory, two
delegates, j. H. Ruin: Wyoming, two, M. E.
Post; Montana, two, w, j. Mccormick; New
Mexico, two, A. Josephs; Arizona, two, w.
4, Meade: Dakota, two, NJ. H. Day; New
Jersey, eighteen, Miles Ross; Idaho, two,
0ODn Haley.
At the st. James-West Virginia, twelve
delegates, A. G. Davis.
At the Planters-Wisconsin, twenty two
delegates, j. L.. Mitchell; Virginia, twenty
four, J: S. Barbour; Texas, twenty.six, o. T.
Holt: Nebraska. ten, j. E. Bovd: Minnesota,
fourteen, P. Il. Kelly; Massachusetts, twenty
eight, F. o. Prince; Louisiana, sixteen, B. +.
Jonas; Maine, twelve, Edmund Wilson; Kan
sas, eighteen, G. W. MAR; Connecticut,
twelve, w. II. Barnum (by proxy.
7
Rosebrough; California, sixteen, NJ. F. Tar
pey: District of Columbia two William Dick
son; Oregon, six, A. Noltner; Missouri.
thirty-two. j. NJ. Prather.
The total number of delegates, 800;
necessary to choice, 547. In the above
names is given the headquarters Of the
national committeeman. In every in
stance. excepting the following, the
state delegation is CHARTERED at the same
hotel as the committeeman: California.
committeeman at Southern, delegation
at Laclede: Connecticut, committee
man at Southern, delegation at Laclede:
Delaware, committeeman at Southern.
delegation at Lindell: Kansas, commit
teeman at Southern, delegation at
Planters: Louisiana, committeeman al
Southern, delegation at Planters
Maine, committeeman at Southern,
delegation at Planters; Massachusetts,
committeeman at Southern, delegation
at Planters; Minnesota, committeeman
at Southern, delegation at Planters
New Jersey, committeeman at South
ern, delegation at Hursts: Texas, COM
mitteeman at Southern, delegation at
Planters; Virginia, committeeman al
Southern, delegation at Planters: West
Virginia, committeeman at Southern,
delegation at st. James; Wisconsin,
committeeman at Hotel Beers, delegation
at Planters; District of Columbia, COM
mitteeman at Southern, delegation at
Laclede: New Mexico, committeeman at
Southern. delegation at HurSts.