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na.rniIr. siarer f.IL..

CmcAoo, ILL.,, June s.-Roswcll p. Flow.
or was seen AT the Grand Pacific this morn.
ing.
"The nomination Is the strongest one
that could possibly bc made" he said.
"Nothing can keep the Democratic party
from success ON tho prcsont issue. The
selection Of Thurman silcnccs every man
who had even the slightest grievance
against the administration, and every man
who was dissatisfied with the distribution
OF patronage. No one had more reason TO
feel sorc than Allen q. Thurman. Clcvo-
land brings into the campaign his magnih.
cent record aud an increased vote In the
state OF New York. Thurman brings with
him the whole body Of Democracy. The
Pacific coast has every reason 10 feel grate-
ful 10 him for his vote on the Chinese hill,
and will be solid for the ticket. No man
can bc nominated on the Republican ticket
who will win II the fight is made on the
present i@uc--tariG reform and reduction
against high protective tariff. "
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STUCK ON INDIANA.
where Col. John a. Goodwin Will To-
cate when he Leaves Memphis.

Col. John X. Goodwin, West Tennessee's
delegate ut large TO the st. Louis conven-
ton, returned home yesterday. His ap-
pcarance was the signal for continual
curb-stono conversations, in which the
colonel was the central figure. Mr..
Thomas II. jackson, one Of the delegates
from the Tenth congressional district,
also returned, and was cornered with
equal interest. An APPEAL reporter laid
hold upon Col. Goodwin, and applied for
information relative Ia the conventions
work.
"Wcll, II was fine and harmonious
body. We all had great time, and nomi-
mated Cleveland and Thurman much to
the delight Of the whole party. And |
believe there was peculiar wisdom in the
selection of Mr.. Thurman which will be
apparent 10 all when the November re.
turns come in. ! was fst inclined toward
Gray because ] wanted To plant 1855
electoral votes and have them beyond n
shadow Of doubt. But talked TO some Of
those Indiana mon Ind was assured that
II the party preferred Thurman, the III.
teen electoral votes Of that State would
be- handed over Ia the Democracy Just the
slmc aud felt easy"
WAS there any friction upon the con.
vention from any Of Gov. Gray's friends at
any timer
"oh, yes; little at first A delegate
from New Jersey administered rather
heavy rcbukc to Mr.. Voorhees, ON this nc.
count. lie said in his speech favoring
Thurman that New Jersey had gone for
every Democrat who had been nominated.
she comes forward, said the speaker, and
presents You with her nine electoral votes
with one hand. while reaching for nothing
with the other | learned to love those
lIoosiens, though. When they realized
that Democratic success demanded the re-
lease Of Gov Gray, they went in for Thur.
man heart, soul and lungs. saw and was
with them a great deal, and told them be-
fore left that II ever | moved away from
Tennessee II would be 10 Indiana, because
Of her patriotic Democracy"
Did Col. Goodwin think the ticket would
be elcctcd7 Well, you should hear him
on the subject for about one minute. lie
does, with a whirlwind majority.
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zouAvEs IN HOT WATER.

A Note Falls Due at the Bank and Goes
to Protest. Where Is the 1roasurer9
There is trouble in the camp Of the Aler-
chants Zouaves.
A note of the company in bank fell due
yesterday, but was not taken up and went
TO protest.
Quartermaster b. A. Rogers Is also
treasurer Of the company, and upon
being informed Of the notes course,
officers and members OF the Zouaves
went in search Of the delinquent. He is
an employee OF the Speen Wadding COM
pany, and until short time ago boarded at
No. l0l Elliott street. The family with
whom he boarded removed TO another
city, whiclr ncccssitated the securing Of
new quarters, and the searching party was
unable 10 locate him. IL seems that
Rogers did not put in an appearance at
his place Of business Thursday morning,
but sent note TO his employers
stating rs an excuse that hc was sick.
The treasurer had between 1000 and
81 200 Of the company's money, and he Is
an object Of dilligcnt search and anxiety.
The skirmish Is rendered more interesting
because Of vague dread that something
has happened.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
THE BAPTIST UNIVERSITY.
The Closing Exercises Thursday Nigh
Very Gratifying.

The Closing Exercises Thursday Night
Very Gratifying.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, June '8.-The COM
mencement exercises OF the Southwestern
Baptist university closed last night with
the contest for the Joseph II. Eaton
medal. The following is a list Of the
speakers and their subjects: J. Crook,
jackson, Tenn, "The Miser;" A. j. Bar
ton, Jonesboro, Ark, "The Black Horse
and His Rider" w. G. Undertake, jack
son, Tenn, ''The Silver Bell" V. b.
Humphreys, somerville, Tenn, "Sparta-
Gus to the Gladiators;" J. L. Sprodes,
Durant, Miss, "Brutus Over the Body OF
Lucretia;" w. w. Duepree, Jackson,
"Karl, the Martyr" - Howell, Stanton,
Tenn, "The Closing Year." VIM. Car
son, Jackson, "The Light from the
Range"
The young men acquitted themselves adj
mirably and the attention of the audience
was sustained from beginning TO END. The
judges, John l.. Brown, esq, DIR. ]. H..
Nall and Gen. A. W. Campbell all Of this
city, decided in favor of Mr.. Cason. This
is worthy young man and highly hon
ored member Of Apollonian society, carries
off the highest honors of the university.
There were presented floral gifts in
abundance.
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TIE TWO DROMIOS ON THE PLAT.
FORM.

The birmingham Herald is in n quandary
over tho st. Louis platform. Here are
some extracts from its editorial upon IL:
The tariff plank Of the convention adopted at ~
Louis Is an attempted compromise Of conflicting
views, aud consequently n slraddle.
Tho platform Of 1891 sad IN language rs plain rs
n pikcstAn that duties must bc levied 60 cover
the difference IN wages In this and In foreign
countries. tariff levied ON that principle must
NJ necessity be protective tariff aud a platform
that cmbodes IL & Of necessity protective plat.
form. however Il may seek 10 qualify that fact by
reference 10 the Presidents message.
No Prolectonist could ask ior any stronger ex.
preston than this. aud The Hcrih finds Il entirely
to IT, liking
conservative ~ Il H. and We an much gntihcd
that II il no worse.
The ~ Louis Convention was n drawn battle,
aud the platform was made tn suit both sides
You pays your money, AMI you takes
your choice.
The birmingham Age is almost as wildly
variant in its opinions Of the 81. Louis
Democratic platform rs lis local contcmp-
orary, The H,1aM II ays
The platform Is not what We dcsircd In IL refer
cncc 30 taxation.
A rcafhrmatinn OF the tariff plank Of issi
coupled with the indorscmcnt II the Presidents
message. m n correct Interpretation Of that plat
form Had any body predicted week ago that this
would be- the action Of tho convention. he would
have been laughed at
After all, the Democratic party Is strung In spite
Of the equlyocatons Of the politicians Il can win,
even on stfaddlc.
Hut thcrc Is silver lining 10 the cloud. There
Is little space on the plank reserved cor rs, and
The Age lays claim 10 Il right now.
Here we have the protection plank ~ the Chica-
go platform. involving principle which looms mp
boldly IN spite Of the message and the Mills bill.
which bunrling attempt at reform was also In.
dorscd by the Convention.
It's queer platform, but lt's Enc ticket
The force Of seli.contradiction can no
farther 10.
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ISDrASAroLis, Ind, Juno s.-Gov.
Gray received tho news OF Thurman's
nomination with complaccncy. 81 have
had no other expectation for two days
than that Thurman would DO nominated
for vicc-Prcsident, he said. 81 have long
thought that the man whom the New
York delegates supported would DO the
nominee. think should have had no
trouble had II not been for Humans
candidacy"
"whai will DO Thurman's strength In
lndiana1"
81 think he win carry tho full strength
Of the party In this State. lie Is grand
man. / want 10 say with regard 10 my
candidacy that feel prouder OF the sup
port received at ~. Louis and at home
at the hands Of tho party than | would Of
any honor tho convention could confer
upon me"
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The Nc. Lou,. Telephone Trouble.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June s.-The Bell Tele-
phone company threatens 10 quit business
In 81. Louis, owing 10 a recent ordinance
passed reducing the annual rental OF
phones from 500 10 $50. Already they
have taken out many telephones, and Com
missioner Turner proposes 10 follow the
letter and spirit Of Mayor Francis recent
order 10 take down the wires and cut
down the poles. Tho method 10 be pur.
sued Is TO ascertain where a telephone has
been taken out, trace the wire and take II
down; likewise 10 cut down all poles not
supporting wires In actual service. The
He'll company, while assuring tho public
that they win 70 out Of the business, ut
the same time are preparing 10 resist the
removal Of wires and poles, as they 70
ceiyed tho right 10 establish the service
from the State and not the municipal gov
eminent They assert that they will not
take advantage Of any scheme to cyade
the law, though many subscribers whose
contracts have expired are willing TO pay
the full rental demanded, and will do Il
by donations or otherwise, just 20 they
can have tho use Of the wircA
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Madame Di. Debar,. Trial.

NEW YoRK, June g. The trial Of Ma.
dame and General Dis Debr was con-
tinued today. George Francis Train was
among the audience in the court room.
George O. L. Solomon resumed the w.t.
ness stand, and Assistant District Attor-
ney Davis read number Of letters pur-
porting 10 have been written by Nine. Dis
Debar 10 witness In which she addressed
him M her dear brother. Witness identi.
fed tho letters and said tho handwriting
was beyond doubt that Of his sister, Mime.
Dis Dcbar.
The Solomon family Bible was intro
duccd In evidence and identified by tho
witness II contained n record Of the birth
OF Ann 0'Delia Solomon. In the absonce
OF Mr. Townsend, Ex-senator Boyd, m-
sociate counsel for the defense, cross-cx-
amined the witness lie made impcrtincnt
answers 10 many Of the questions asked
him, and became 10 unruly that Judge
Gilderslecve threatened him with extreme
measures u he did not behave properly.
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THE APPEALS .crrY OF MEMPHIS"

"Thc City OF Memphis Illustrated" TnE Ar-
rEALs splendid publication, has met with tho
greatest popular favor Nothing the equal of IT, ~
beautiful presentation Of the history and com
mercal Interests Of Memphis has ever been issued
Only limited number Of copies were printed and
the plates destroyed. Tnr ArrrAL has few re
manning after accommodating subscribers, and
these 1t will dispose OF for $40 per copy. Each
copy will be worth Eve times the amount In ten
ycar. One Of the features ia the portrait gallery
Of Mayor Those desiring To possess this invalua.
BILE souvenir should make immediate application
81 prevent disappointment
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for several months visiting her sister in
this city, Mrs. James F. Haines, by Misses
Mile Thomas, Katie Mcclure, Bessie
Marley and Willie Edgar. 1t was most
enjoyable affair.
Baseball at Citizens park today between
picked mines selected from the Memphis
and Athletic clubs. Full particulars in
another column.
Now is the time when the multitudinous
fiend who inquiries: is this hot enough
for your gets his work in, and makes you
regret that murder is forbidden and
costly luxury.
The Louisville, New Orleans Texas
railroad building, now in course Of con-
struction on South Court street, promises
to be an ornament to that neighborhood,
but will interfere seriously with the light
and air Of the Cotton Exchange building.
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him at the head Of the Chicago ticket with
Harrison, of Indiana, for the second place.
The Democratic ticket is so strong, as the
Republican leaders concede, that they
will be forced to put forward the best
material they have to oppose it with any,
even the least chance OF success. 1t is
thus barely possible that Blaine may be
forced into the position for which, in his
heart OF hearts, he still has hankering.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


MONTREAL, June S-Fire broke out ut
o'clock this morning in the stables u tho
Montreal Street Railway company, Of
Hochlegela, and before help could ISsch
the horses the large stable. in winiiicn there
were 1856, the entire building was a mass Of
flames All efforts TO save the imprisoned
animals were fruitless, only one out Of tho
entire number being rescued. The slirielss
Of the frightened animals and their cries OF
pain were heard blocks away. Several Of
them managed TO burst through the wood.
en- walls OF the stable covered with burning
hay that had fallen upon them from tho
lofts above the stalls. The moment they
regaincd tho open air they turned and in
their panic dashed into the flames again,
where they persisted.
The stables adjoin the spot whers
stood the gasometer that recently killed
six men by exploding. In the rear there
was n smaller building in which there
were eighty horses. These were all safely
taken out, several ircmen being badly
burned In their humane work. Tho
fire was not oxtinguished until 4 o'clock.
The loss will reach 100000.
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These propositions are mndo Tor the
benefit Of those who secure yearly sub
soribors. but In order that the subscribers
-Issy derive benefit from tho competition,
TnK ArrEAL will distribute among them
gifts amounting in value TO moro than So
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Of value aud dcsirability anything ever Of
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ArrElL and full list Of gifts. This prop.
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John Allen Critfesdeu.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June s-John Allen
Crittenden, brother Of ex-Gov. Crittcn-
den, Of Missouri, and hali-brother Of 10.
gan @. Murray. Of New York, died at
Frankfort today. He had laryngitis and
the operation Of laryngotomy WINS per.
formed on him yesterday. lilo was about
eighty years old, was tho first marshal Of
the Louisville chanoery court, and had
been twenty-five yean in the auditors
Office NJ Frankfort.
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who stood near by, pricked up his ears
and winked audibly. So absorbed in the
narrative was the Taxing District ruler that
he forgot his grammar, and when the re-
cital was over muttered with sad, sur
prised far away look:
80 them's your supporters, are they.
Well, count me in that fight with both
feet" and without another word the auto
crat mounted his steed and galloped furi-
ously into the suburbs, leaving the amazed
candidate specializing upon the extraordi-
nary interest Haddeh had manifested in
his prospects.
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uusrIINe nAeIsTaArEs.
Tho Situation Intensely Interesting and
Somewhat Alarming.


Tho magistcriSl skirmish grows more
thrilling with each succeeding day. What,
with the Republican organization and Dem.
ocniic lukcwarmncS, aspirants are be-
coming painfully anxious. Then, too. there
Is a difference Of opinion rs TO the wisdom
OF the county executive committee In In.
structing taxpayers Ia each country dis
trict 10 hold mass meetings and name their
preferences, In order 10 facilitate tho con.
vention's work. Sumo Of the can.
didates dread the Judgment OF these
mass meetings, probably because they
are aware OF their own local
weakness. This state Of affairs has
alarmed city whcel.horscs, who sec In Il
the loss of the county court 81 tell you
what Il is," remarked an earnest Demo
crat yesterday 10 an ArrEAL reporter, I've
have got 10 take up good Democrats and
elect them 10 membership In the county
court, even II they be- personally unpopu.
lar. The court must DO saved from the
Republicans, for II Il goes, away goes
Shelby county. II begins TO look like the
mass meetings will not work, because Of
the many conflicting private interests In
volycd." "a
So absorbing has Become tho scramble
for county court memberships that the
other offices are ovrrhadOwed,
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For the state ut Large-Albcrt s, Marks, OF Frank
lin: Josiah Patterson, OF shelby.
First District-H. 7. Hughes Of Claiborne.
Second District-L, A. Gratz, OF Knox.
Third District
Fourth District-w. NJ. Hammock Of Trousdale.
Fifth DisiTict--w. c. Houston, OF Cannon.
Sixth Dlstrict-Eli 7. Morris, Of Davidson
Seventh Distrlct-Flournoy Rivers, OF Giles
Eighth District-R r. Cole, OF Henry.
Ninth District
Tenth District-narry NJ. hin Of Shelby.
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WHEELING. W. Va, June S-Rlver s feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and pleasant
PiTTSBuK0, PA, June s-Riycr Z feet .
Inches aud falling. Weathef clear aud pleasant
EVANSVILLE Ind, June s-River y feet 7
inches and rising. Weather clear and warm. Ar.
Rived. ". " Nosbit st. LouiG
CINCINNATI, o., June A-Rivrr u feet Inches
and falling Weather clear. Thermometer. ~.
Nghi-Hiycf "a feet and falling Ncaiher clear
aud warm. Departed Andes. Wheeling.
ST LOUIE Mo. June ARRIVED City Of 81
Louis, New Orleans lnInsldcs, i1ttshnrg Afkanaas
tity hatcher New south. faducah. nvparci
New SOUTH radncfh River fallen seven ienihs.
gauge, 80 Weather wet aud deprcsslngly warm.
LOUISVILLE. Nv. June A--Noon -Klvrt fall.
ins with feet inches IN the canal aud iost
Inches on the fails Arrived Perry Kelsey.
Cairo. DEPARTED; Percy Kelsey, Cincinnati
Weather clear aud warm. Nlght-Rlvef falling
with feet Inches IN the canal and frct d
inches on the falls. Weather clear and hot
CAIRO. III. June s-Auivrd. John Clih.r,.
s. Louis lam city Of New Orleans, ri Louis a
Departed, John Gilbert, oho, 4 am; Charies
hrovu, 81 iouis, am. Harry brown. H, Ioul.,
4 am. River u fcst inches and ialllnf.
weather cloudy and warm. NiKht--Alrivcd, ctr
o. New Orleans, New Orleans bpm River II io<f
slnche> and rszinz ws.thef lear and warn.
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OVER TWO THOUSAND IMMIGRANTS.
An AWFUL Emptying OF Home Seeking
Foreigners.

fOrelBnerb.
NEW YoRK, June S.-Four steamships
landed at Castle Garden today 2,272 inn
migrants. The STEAMSHIP Initiative ar
rived from Naples with number OF Italian
passengers, but was detained at quaran-
tine for an examination Of her bill Of
health. The steamship City Of Berlin, Of
the Inman line, arrived Off the lightship
midday, but cannot reach her dock in
time TO land her passengers.
When the boarding officer OF the COM
missioners Of emigration received from
Capt. Wilkin the list OF the passengers Of
the steamship California, of the American
Hamburg line, from Hamburg, he found
that the vessel, which is not a large one,
had brought over on her trip 1888 passen-
gers. They were principally Polish He
brcws and German farm hands. He also
learned from the chief officer that at tho
time he left Hamburg there were detained
in barracks in that city over 5000 German
and Polish Hebrews awaiting Transports
ton TO this country, and that small pox
had broken out among them. The steam
ships bill Of health was good.
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Gen. sheridan. Condition..

WAsuSoroS, June o, l2:l0a. m.-Gon.
Sheridan's cough has increased somewhat
since the last report, and this has made
him restless and nervous. Ills pulse Is
rather quicker but Of good strength, and
his respiration Is rather moro frequent
within the last two hours. lie takes his
nourishmcnt with regularity and rclishcs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
WILL EDMuNDs DEAD

And Kennsy Porter and Actin Skip TO
Parts Unknown.
Special dispatch to The Appeal.
PARIS, Tenn, June a-Will Edmunds,
who was shot by Kenney Porter, died at
1890 O'Clock this morning, and was
buried today. r. l.. stebcr, who has
been acting rather queerly since the
shooting, left town this morning when he
heard that Edmunds was dead. Actin
and Kenney Porter have been indicted for
murder In the first degree, and have both
skipped out for parts unknown. There is
great excitement.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09

Tho Louisiana House committee on cor
porations has decided 10 report iavorably
on the act, with amendment, requiring In
surance. companies TO pay the full lace
value Of policies In cash, OF the total loss
by fire. The original bill excluded losses
ON personal property irom this mode OF
settlement
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09

ASD now comes The birmingham Herald
and assures itself that tho Mills bill Is a
protection measure. And yet all the pro.
lection Republicans Of the House have
been opposing II ~ free trade bill tina,
would DO ruinous TO tho manufacturers Of
tho country. How is this, neighbour
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09

MILWAUKEE, Wis. June GA special
TO the Euoaing WsoonSin from Appleton,
Wis, says the Atlas paper mill. owned by
a stock company, controlled by the Kim
berly-Clark company, was totally destroyed
by fire this morning The fire Is sup
posed to have started in tho vicinity Of
the boiler. Loss, $4,000; insurance
from $50 900 10 800, 900 in mutual compa-
mics. A fireman was almost asphyxiated
In tho burning building.
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OBITUARY.


BosroS. Mass, June s.-Ezra II. Baker,
president Of the American Loan and Trust
company, and director OF the Union
Pacific railroad, died last night Of blood
naianning
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

WARRINGTON, June .. Ia m.
r. For Mississippi Light 10 fresh southerly
winds, except brisk ON the coast, station
r. AIRY temperature; occasional local rains.
For Arkansas Light IN fresh southcrly, shifting
20 cooler, noriherly winds. followed by fair
weather
For Tennessee and Kentucky; high, 10 fresh
southcrly Winds warmer. lair weather.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09

TnKRK Is some talk In Washington, In
Republican circles, Of impressing Blaine
into the service Of his party aud putting
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Ja,, wha, cIer,lnna sald.

Frnm The NashYlIIe Dom0cfaL
The man who wrote the platform
adopted at 81. Louis yesterday had read
the Prcsdcnt'slast message mighty closely
II said Just what Mr.. Cleveland said on
evory point
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sENAToBIA SUICIDE.

@. l.. McCiendon Cuts His Throat From
Ear 10 Tar.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
sESAroBIA, Miss, June sc. l.. Nc
Clendon, an attorney Of our town, cut his
throat from ear 10 ear at @ O'Clock pm. TO-
day, dying almost instantly. Cause, whisky.
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Local Meteorological Press Report.
IMnL.L.hL. El..lal nnLn.. nnI.nrI
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rou PRISIDENT

GROVER CLETELAND. Of Netc FORK.
FOR VICE-PREsIDENT.
ALLEN q. THURMAN, Of Ohio.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

RoBERTL TAYLOR, Of Garter County.