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Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16
The Candidates.

The Candidates.
The ticket as nominated by the re-
publicans last Saturday afternoon is
one which commends itself to every
thinking voter in Thomas County who
is caring for the interest Of the peo-
pie. Compare the two tickets now
in the field and see of whom they
are composed and the past record in
regard to the interest of the people at
large: Chas. Vail who formerly
hung on the tail end of the republi-
can party, was always seeking an Of
fee but his ability was lacking to
such degree that the party could
notCpossibly endorse him to transact
business for the people. To allay
his chronic fault finding he was given
the enumeratorship of Rovohl town.
ship promising to support the repub-
lican ticket this fall. When he had
about completed the work, he denounc-
ed the party seeing that an opportuni-
ty had presented itself in the alliance
party to get nominated for office
His speeches are enough to convince
any voter that his qualifications for
representative are of the poorest
kind. The people of northwest Kan.
sas want representative who can
do something for this part of the state
and that as speedily as possible
This can never be accomplished If
soft pine stick is sent to represent us.
There is something to do beside vot-
ing yes and no. We want man
who can introduce measures for our
good and have influence to get them
pa ,sed. There is not stronger more
conscientious capable m,n in north
west Kansas to accomplish just what
the farmers desire than
J. B. MORRISON,
Who was nominated on the repub-
lican ticket for representative We
have never had representative that
proved himself fully equal to what
was demanded and now the time has
come to have our desires realized
Mr.. Morrison has resided in this
county since its early settlement, has
large interests here pays more taxes
than any two men in the county and
has ever been found true to the home
steader's interest. Though a merchant
he lives and lets live and 40 one can
speak of his dealings except what is
right between man and man. He is
widely known through )ut the state,
has influence with prominent men
who will lend their assistance in tbs
passage of such measures as he may
find it good for the people to have
introduced. He is an old soldier and
most highly respected by every com
rade. His opponent, Mr.. Vail, spurns
the "Boys in Blue" and speaks of
them in the most derisive manner.
/ He hates them and the principles for
which they fought. Now voters you
have reached the point in lifes journey
where there are Two roads, one going
in one direction and the other in an
other. Which will you take, the road
that will send a man to the lcgisla-
ture who has standing, ability and the
interests of the people at heart. or q
man who has no ability or standing
IN his own neighborhood and can be
of no use to YOU in securing what you
80 richly deserve and promptly need.
JUDGE j. z. LESH.
No words of praise or introduction
neei to be said in regard to the
: qualifications of Judge J. Il. Lesh for
the Office which he has so successfully
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16
say hereafter

Final Proof written. and satisfaction
assured by Probate Judge j. E. Lesh, at
Colby. Kansas. Give him your proofs.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. made misera-
ble by that terrible cough. ShilOh's Cure
is the remedy for you. For sale by Mar
tin & Hampton.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16

Tine fir ,,ea>lon certificate issued
under the new law was signed We'd
nesday hy Secretary Noble. The
pen ,,oner > Gt,tge Z. Dyer, private,
Compan, i. ,yaV-ninth Ohio vol
unteer>. IIy pension commences
from ,he ,i. o iling the application
Jui, =. II ,a,~ ar. six days after the
passage al urHeN pension act.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16

Humphrey, Higgins, Hovey-H.H.
H.-come from "hOneSt, humble,
homes
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16

Ani yet it is d MED that tie lead
ers OF lie peoples party are working
with the demo rlcy.-Salina Repub-
hmm
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16

For lame back, side or chest, use Shl-
loh's porous plaster. Price % cents. For
sale by Martin s. Hampton.
SHILOH'S ViTALIZER is what you
need for constipation, loss of appetite.
dizziness and all symptoms OF dyspepsia.
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle. For sale
by Martin & Hampton.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16

The best act the repubi MS ever
did in tins county was wien tLey nom-
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16

We as well as you can while you
alive,
II you will be long time dead.
And for to live we'll with the least
money you will have to buy your
goods where you will get them the
best at the lowest price If you
want to buy bill of goods call and
see us. We have started out this
year to sell our goods cheaper than
any one else. We have everything
that is kept in a general store. New
fresh goods--we have dress goods
such as are worn this fall and win
ter, in Black and olored, all kinds
and prices. We carry good as
sortment of dress trimmings such as
Black and all colors, Water silks
Buckles, Slides -Velyets and Plush
es--ribbons, etc., etc. We carry
hrst-class line of boots and shoes.
tor ladies, men, boys and children.
Also hats and caps for men and
boys: Come in and price them and
see the nice styles.
We carry the largest line of
groceries IN the west. We have ev-
erything you want. Our -four is
the best at from 5 to 10 cts per sack
lower tnan you can get it in this
town or any other town in this part
of the state. We do not expect or
ask your trade unless you are salts
fled with our inducements. Re-
member onr foundation principles.
Goods Sold on close margins. Same
price to all; everybody treated alike.
we invite everyone to come and
see our goods and get our prices.
Bargains in every department.
Come and see us. Remember the
place.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16

"HACKMETACK." q lasting and fra.
grant perfume. Price Is AMI so cents. u
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16

Sept.2. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made DefOre the
Judge of the district court or In his absence
before the cIerk thereof At Colby. Kansas, on
Nov. L. 1s9J, viz:
ALEXANDER SHOwALTER,
H IF No s0Sj for the nwE secl2. twpos.rangebw
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ana cuitfva'
ton of said land, viz: Frank Tubbs, George
W. Tubbs. John p. DoOlittie. Charles Petty,
all OF Brewster. ksns.
a:sSsw CYRUs AxpERsON. Register.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16

Candida, WnitS in his interview at
Alcni>ou yes ,,dy. declared that the
struggle between The peoples party and
tre democrats VAS friendly. and that
the, were maxi; common cause against
tne republican machine. Topeka Dem.
Grrat.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16
Delinquent Tar List.
COUNTY TREASUREk'S OFFICE,

October I, 1890.
Notice is hereby given thar l will sell at pub
lie auction at my Office in Colby, Thomas Co.,
Kans. on the fourth Monday I'm October, 1880.
the same being the twenty-seventh day IN said
month. go much OF each tract of land or town
lot conta ned in the following description as
may be necessary to pay the taxes and charg-
Is thereon for the year 1889.
Agreeable to the provisions OF an act of the
legislature entitled an act to provide for the
assessment and collection OF taxes. revised
statutes chapter II, article IL. section iU,
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16

COUNTY TICK
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
SIXTH DISTRICT.

For Copsressmau WEBB McNALL
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COfRT ClLENDIRS FOX TODtY.

SUPREME Cont -',rnriai I, Reyes. ,ontnu.d.
SUI tulrt-t nanb, rs H. tor pacr>oh, j. No.
ton ta,ndaf. Nos. / Ia 20. cait'd Al II o'tio,.
ouprr"c Court Hp'ia 40" aits ant ll-Ai
lourn|d FOR the term,
Snprlar curt / i-cuit-Part l-AdInnrud until Ot,o.
l., =, iS.o.
suprrim Iourt-t irrnit-lar,' II. III and Iv-Ai.
louilcd Tor tn, ;trn.
SurrovSt.'s t"urt B",orr Ransom. S..-ros pIo,a,c:
Wills Of John Nelson. j. \. furi> T. 7 sims, Rosa mo,
iI,ilu's. NLlntOn " t,i,i: al
Jo-.Ih lIn-.i" ?nd jl"ob H. -. 10 4. r..
Henry ":hrlr,rr. ". Il Nit he'll and Morris Frri-a.
10 30 y.
sul"'Ihr court ->Ir' al Term NrIotc Freedman. -
Motions.
superior Court Trial Tern Parts I. II and Iil-Ad.
jorr,i fur ~"
Common Pleas GENERAL Term Adjourned Tor the trin.
Common Flea, Special Torn before B'oksa,rr, l.
Common Plns-Trial Term-Psrt~ 1 aud II-Ad.o
c.Iy Cour, -Spo. i.l Term Before MrAd.,n. L. j.
C rourt-Trai T.rm--lart l--lie,orr i:hrlch Mos
sa si4 $50: Ioj, ?3: llos. il2a. les 1874. iis:.
ri,y I"uft Trial r"rm-rar iletorr fitls!mon- !.
Nos. s3?. litO. llAi. 1913. la, lli6. HIS, 1850,
1851. 1853, 1853. 1856. iIjs. itaI. iIIl
Nos 97iJ o07 3o37 oi2. :.2. $50 j32 asl lo,I 9i3.
1880 oO.55 $50 2iG7. "a, iOO3. 1901 6Ss
tolIt ~ GENERAL h.,-ons Part / Urforr Smyth Il.
and Assistant D,trictAttornrv jerome" Nos 10 10, IN.
elusive.
Court VI ticnrrul Sessions IIIieforc MARITIME j.
and Assistant DistrctAttorncy Da\isN"s. u u. In
elusive.
Court Of General Srs-tonr-lnr III Dforc Fitzgerald
J., and Assistant pistrctAttornry h dfordSos. to y,
|
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MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS ASSEMBLE.

Grand Rapids. Mich, sept. lSpccial.-Ihc Demo
cratic state Convention will be held here 10 moro"
ard the war horses arc already assembled. They a."
not feel jubilant over the news from Name t""l
H. Winaus Of Livingston Comfy, has the lead ioi
nomination for Governor. He Is Oppo cd by FRANK
bean or Charlotte. Efforts being made 20 induce
bean 10 withdraw, but he is Obdn'Ttc and says Will"
he, might withdraw IN favor 81 faplc. Ford or some
other representative OF princplc h" will hcvc" step
aside Tor Wnals, whose only recommendation IL that
he /. a farmer. There Will be lively thrs c"ri"rd
Guht over the state Irras office between Marvin.
Of Detroit Mci., OF TN, city, and lia1>t'd. OF the
FINER Peninsula with chances IN favor 81 Marvin.
Eitn>trd MAY be induced to accept the Lieutenant
GUycrnOr,hip Candidates for IL" other oih'r. af'
not numerous. TX Congressman NJ. II. Foul viii act
rs temporary chairman tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Sook all the prizes at the county fair: all things
considered the result was very satisfactory
The Republican Organizatio ion Of the XXll1d Assem-
49, District held - first regular meeting after he
summer recess at Arion Hall. No. 2.o33 ThiiNi-ave
last night. over $50 members were present In the ao-
sencc OF President Donald Mclean VccPreSident Henry
(irasse presided. There 12O new members eiecUd
Resolutions were presented by Henry {. Kobihso''
chairman Of the Committee on Resolutions expressing
tho qualification Of the organization over apc'"c'
Reeds success I'm Maine. The resolutions were re-
ccived with cheer, and unanimously adopted. VIII
lam F. JolIasoi. jr. offered resolution iooH'"s 'o
action Of the Republican County Committee III iceoi
mondng the expulsion of Frederick ;. 'ibb'' lHc
resolution was adopted unanimously. ON motion VI
Frank RAYMOND the District Committee received power
to nominate ticket to be v0'cu Ior 1T ''c 'oh"'e
primaries III the district . A., u.,,h Ward
Two hundred Republicans OF the >cNchlh W''u
crowded the scad9rarteiS Oh t:ie i. a,, IN
Republican Organization OF inc !. tl a. Ton
10 speeches The speakers were CharicS -. c~rc,N
frank d. Pavcy d. ~ Matthews ana l'ernain VI ,t H.,
Ali rcfcrrd 10 speaker Reeds big majority ana INC
GOOD news from Maine failed To- elicit appase
Marty and indor,ing the Mckinley and Federal Election
Bills President Henry Mclntire ana secrc'ar! ne ar,
/ Lynch conducted the meeting. IL wa, uu iis'
meeting of the club after It's organization anu "">
highly satisfactory to the mem.f>' At, Ia. GUAM
Thc joy among the Republicans IN TINS Guy nfor
the result OF the Maine crci. ionnd yeIt % ,r,cS
in the repeated cheers called forth lS big i,ag W,
was di,nayed I'm front of the shoe store OK fhwaru
Dayat 80 81 and In! nd Bless Ma n.y. aud
created great enthusiasts MANY Oh I;e , sonti
nents expressed OH H.
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4 FUSION IN KANSAS.
DEMOCRATS AND RESrBMI>sIoN TEPrDIICAN'
HOLD CONVENTIONS IN WICHITA.

DEMOCRATS AND REsrBMI>sIoN TEPrDIIcANS
HOLD CONVENT oNs IN WICHITA.
Wichita, Kan Sept o-The D'mrr anu "o-
su,mis sionist state Conventions met mere 'o'"a!
The ACCOMPLISHMENTS compose a faction vi ''o "o
mblican party which opposes prDh!pi'i""' law"
high license and is striving to obtain tho"e" ''o
legislature a rcsubnis.on Of the Prohibi'"ry A"'c"
neut 10 "A vote OF the people. To ATTAIN '"c,e o','
they formed separate party and fused Win t"e
DciAJcrats. , ,,.,,,
Eoth conventions met the same honr III d'"crc''.
halls The Democratic Convention adop'"d rrp"''
favoring n tariff law based upon public hc'eN>',>'
free coinage Of silver opposing all suihpl'afS 's'
,ion and demanding tho earliest r"hDiniN>'o" VI INV
soraicd prohbitory Amendment to vote vi '''
people =, ,,, .don,.d = platform,
whi;h rTncwS the pledge OF loyalty % inc pi,.
of the National Republican party, favor, i
and demands free coinage Uf silver ON hc 'i"e,.o'
OF prohibition the platform after dcnonninR n'T u,
u,iy demands that the question oi inc irPa' ~, ".
,hc prOhibitory amendment 10 TIE ON, I,m.'o, w
submitted " the people AZ A. early ha'r as !'or:
Thr lending democratic candidates for IN" ,,ov-
ernnrship are ex-governor CLICK ana cA 'ona,i'o
Charles Robinson. Of Lawrence, Win Tie ehah'c'
slightly In favor % Kobih'oi'
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\ SIT For POLITICAL PURPOSES.

The New York officers VI The Mia,;lri. Kansas ana
Texas EuiirVad had received Yesterday no definite
information abunt the suit Which reported To have
been c-un Last week by the Attorney General O TcXa
for the forfeiture Of the onpany> charter Intl they
lad examined the rppcrN IN the case they dcclinc,
10 discus, TIE subject. although they confident
that the charter would no, be annullcd at present.
There happen TO b. good many business men from
Texas IN 'i" city and several II them have visited the
company Office Ia the last few days to cxpr>, their
sympathy ia what they call persecution Of The com
pniiy \ number II them met al he southern society
Monday evening and the talk naturally fell upon
the reported Suit. TIE sentiment against the action
% IT," state Attorney General strong that the
chance meeting nearly ended In formal of reso
buttons IN di,approvai Of the policy.
one Of them explained the situation In thi, way :
Attorney General Ingg las been IN his present Office
neal, fonr Years. The violations W which he Is said
in thr public Dispatches IL complain were committed
under hi, own eyes, His awakening would seem "
lie rather dilaory. but he easily explained. At
ornry General Iiogg |, the Dcinoc ratio candidate for
tioycrJJr uf'IcAas. and In, walk over, Int certain
amount political capital can be made ont Of abuse
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CENSCRED FOR a PATIENTS DHA H.
| A coRoNER's JURY DLAMEs NURSE AMI 80
v.x,cryrNr OF BELLEVUE HOSPITAL

copovrp,s Jr,RY pLAMEs A NURSE AND THE
MANAGEMENT OF BELLEVUE hosf1i" Al"
Coroner Levy and Jury yesterday held an Inquest
in the case. of Harry wrgley, WHO W. S.'".'a
poisoned by cartOlic acid. Administered p' ,a,
Jayncs an assistant nurse AZ bene'"o -, .,,.r
wncey was a patient suffering from Wpno'u 49, w.,
49,. ,., ~ testimony was taken. The Vcra"'
ros a. tollows: We find that Harry Wris'eS u.'1
from, txpbod fever and carbOlc acid polso""s' VIM"
arid was administered neRligcntiy Dy 'ay"''' wv =,
temlcr =. We also find that said hek"s'"o W." o.,
mart attributable to the authorizes al heh'"o
pItaI who neglected properly to laoei INC NV.
prescribed by the regular physician ana WN' "" o.
madcup prescriptions for internal use 70 De "''soA
-. W.. n,. Ghost with nelson's Of violent nature, In
,o,dcd for extcrnal use only. aud the Whole 10 w
n,ced in the control and custody OF inexperienced
uur.e pupIl, and Ia thi, case Of one Dcio" to
intelligence ~ - r,here
pclIx I,um. the head nurse in Ward No. H. whero
Wriglcy was kept, testified that lie han icoe,'N ."
order from DR.. Porter. the house physicia"' " s''s
the patient dilute carbOlic acid tiwc "i'e' =" va,
He said that when he left tic paceh III id, "''
charge, he instructed the nurse now W ~'"' 81,
tho medicines, Dr. Porter the next Withes'' S'"
that Jaynes had previously performed HIS a"'o.
fact0rily while ut Bellevue. Mrs. hda =. "',.''
.uperiutendcnt Of the Bellevue Training s'ho"' TOT
Nurses said thut Juyncs came there on June d. a""
went through his probation I'LL right.
Jaynes took the stand in his own DEFENCE ana ''i'
Tint a blue bottle, Just like the ono rom Wm', ~
fatal dose was taken, was used III ori.,ss "ary
cur,oc acid from the drng dcpurmeIha h I'm war
where the ucd put in the other PHI no.'
took the bottle thinking II cOntiined aiu 'atn"
acid lie said tho bottle wa' labehh S"''''"" VI
cnrholc acid - . at. rrJ,o,, cd
Jaynrs's testimony. The Jury brought IN IT. v''""'
after being out an hour $500, a, p,,,o,,o I,,sni,aI
Dr. Porter, the house physician Of c'ieV Tr,r a.
porter called there last night but Dr. W. s. Mr rS
the senior assistant house ply said q" d u
traticn OF medicine could be changed: IN NJ M ,r
iaren's opinion Il would scarcely be possible 70 III
prove upon the system THE accident was d,ie s3lS
10 Jayrces gross carelcsspcss he nan been 'nr,n
month, in the ho.pts IN that time ne ha m %s
thoroughly instructed In the administrator d ~
cnes and might be cApectcd to know the alhffc, H.
between medicines for Internal and cHfcrnsi use. i
Coroncr's Jury wrong In consuming tnc hosHa.
authorities for mixing the medicines IN one c'",.
As matter Of fact the lotions and the meifne' az,
nut in the same chest, bur they arc separated; 's
lotions being put In an outer and the mncinrs . W. ~
inner apartment. In addition all the nurse, arr, ,..
never to use the liquids in the hnc bottle Tor rha
ADMINISTRATION ana II james" inrrtion Oh ~,
simple and rigid rule that brought about tue ac'u''
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NAMES VERDICT INTERPRETED
SIGNIFICANT TRUMP OF PARTY AND MA.

IT'S ACHIEVEMENT THAT ACHIEVES.
From The Albany Express
n is seldom that state election is invested with
~ tmnortancc which this result gives 20 the election
n Maine II proves that tho stat" OF Rlanc and RHd
imearnatcs the new Republican sIrt.ic spirit which
viii impel the party to greater deed, than IL mas
srhcved since slavery crushed out oil the lahd
Ali hail 10 Maine to Blaine and TO Reed
TIE ENEMY IN DIsMAY.
From Tho baltimore American.
CONSERVATION f. about the Only word that Will htlv
dasrribe the condition OF the National Democracy inns
morning Maine was to be the Waterloo OF Repub!l'
can hones and Speaker Reeds district The pivot upon
which the battle was to to-.
An HONEST CONFESSION. ANYHOW.
Prom The Boston Post DEM
The result Of yesterdays voting In Maine was CON:
plafe RepuGucan victory and surprising IN many Of
WHO FORCED TIlE IsSI'El
From The Utica Herald.
The Democrats chose the Issue aud must abid" by
ehe result They were to establish the hostility OF
~ people to the rules OF tho House. the Ne,
Klnley Gin and the Election bl by tlr vote for and
1sainst Thomas Is. Reed. The response OF his con
gStuents II magnificent
POODLE YIELDS TO BRAINS AND VIRTUE.
Pom The New. York Times (Dem.)
The sill hunt" which, tie Democratic manag'rs
III that they were mskinE nas borne n3 percepDis
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FIXING DATES FOR TILE CONVENTIONS.

NETTING OF TIE KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN
GENERAL COMMITTEE
A we'll attended meeting Of tho Kings County fo
ruhlIcan General Committee was held last evening III
;hc Atlicnacum. at Mlantic-avc ana C"htop',
rrootlyn Chairman Franklin Woodruff was III Ills
Mace The first Important matter OF business reii'e"
to the change in the date Of The City ana county OH
.r,ion. IN nominate Controller Auditor and sheriff.
from rtol,cr ,-thc date fixed By the Executive .o"
miitce-to October II. The change was propo>eo Wy
Major T.. H. Hobbs and was SUPPORTED by lsrael r.
Fischer chairman Of ne Executive Committee. l"c
change was approved ana the other dates recon"
mcudcd were adopted. They are: Primaries o''oocr
.: Congress District conventions, October . Assembly
District conventions October o; ward conventions
October 10. 49,,
The places for holding the Congress conventions
wore fixed a. follows lid District. Turn liail'
twenty sixth Ward; lid District. Psh,e E Hlni
TNcnt,eth Ward WITH District. Grand lnol riaIi'
SiNth Ward Vth District Turn Hall, sixteenth War
The city and County Convention VIII DC III '"o
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NOMINATED For CbNGRE--

Ti.v. ~ T.. sept. "--I'hn A. QElcl"n'n-h "aN
nominated hy aT !LhIatou o. dav ~ IL" ". u'ir"h
t'nYr:... Convention ."- ;ic Xilll'h T.t'rt Zen.
-clIrr a,ii W.>li.li ton 'iiIii."-.
i1.',h ~ ~~i' -. " -" Erpuh':.rr f'N". ON
- the TXIlIL cong" y .f',. i,!"'i - -
20 dar W l.inn \. si,n" w.. u"niia"i IT, nrr"- s..
Augusta. Ca. sept. ~ dispatch =" tn" f'r"'i-
i,ic" from .i.,'l. e.. ~: re- L. plh. a"- -!
,.. lid south Cilnl.ua Di.'~t ,"~';ri, f',i ,'',!
sir smith 4 ,unI,d MAJ. .Y. tyiiGr.. he dt-ir' |
I, i'bI, srI',d hI -. I,iilbi.. Ahp " ~ i"b
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ram
Philadelphia >cp'. g. ~" ,rpHhl' A. 81 ~" N.i'
'rrer'.- ID iIrt tn, H":i ~ nonina''d ! 'hr H.
~ ,f,."I.
MANSFIELD. Ono. sept. - T.c E"rnh''a''N Of III
Nti'i II -trIc = IT.! g." 80 :. d, y" :.
Dr'va.c county. ty a'cama;nu e.. - ':''"'I.
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AFFAIRS ~ BROOHLIN.
Mr.. BrNEDICT'S STATEMENT DENIED.
EXPLANATION THAT 40 vOTi;> WERE PROM
IsrD TO HIM ~ THE SEVENTH WARD.

IsED TO- HIM ~ THE SEVENTH WARD.
The recent letter Of Robert ID. !irefct 10 The rrb'
mo In regard To the situation Of All hrN IN Inc liA
Couvye., District Convention al lo-r. when VIII al
e. Wallace Wa> Nominated, ha> called ont reply
from the representative, OF the :rNthih Ndiu 10 me
,onvcnt,n They were Edward l.. E'u.et lT'iiS
H. Bra gdoI, John H. Reed L. J. h'A.l.u, Joan J.
Walker. Matthew Farrell, I. :. Butter, john Jaeger,
Lame, NJ Fuller A. q. lclcn. r.. ". Waller, ''dyhN
Wa,>ou Frank Harvey I'"!d Fia"k 1h!ih"h, /.
p,r,cll, Horace w. W,,dcn and Walter Low In
their statement they DENY the a>-ciiDn al VI. leS
die, that the seventh Ward d"Ir9.i' " had been W
c, ted o, distinct a>,uIanc"s 10 me- and MY Trends
that after the complimentary NolH; lpg vi. Ehiei'on
va, over those votes would DC cat t"r M Ias
statement g'-, OI l. say
No man OF men but the individual a. J. -ie' thctl'
selves had any right to LAY huw Or i"r whom ef
vote, -hould he cast Al 40 tiHlr W. dni ptf'pls
authuilcd To- promise To- NJ. Iirn,dtt "r h., friends
the vut. OF our DELEGATION or of any iudlNidi a d"e
y;lt, either before after the voting fer MI r.s~'
or under any circumstances whatever. ava We d'hy
ay.u that ans -icn pl"imi~. n.ai" To how foy
absurd hi, statement j. W. n"d oily add '1i, At .
meeting Of H." entire Delegation. i"d pr"t,"H, 10 10
convention. which the HANGS al 'iEiidhtt- were q y
rl.s-ri Nr. Bcncd't'~ ndii.r Irr'N'i ~" ,ph>ifeit
tion whatever. W. thrrc: r. demand ii"t Nr' l"'@
diet shall give f,c nar"> If II" utl nr men
" no. he >ar, cave 10 HIM an! hi, friend ID >iIt ~
.urdiire" that the vnt" "t III" >N'nth ward f'l":"
ton woui 20 To him ~ aHy period 81 M ''Nf"''h
The statement i signed IS the &" TIRE d'tso'oa tIOn
the seventh Ward M the ,0nvc'!i.c..