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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
Wrecked BY A SNOWDRIFT.

IIarrisonburg Va, Dec. ia wreck occurred on
the Valley Branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio road about
miles north Of this place Yesterday evening. The
sotthbound train due here ) 80 D. m, drawn by
three engines. ran into "A snOwdrift and was thrown
from the track. Two engines were thrown from tile
track and demolished while the third was thrown across
the track Six persons all railroad employees. were M
jurcd. The passcngers escaped with a slight shak-
lngup. The names Of the injured men. far as
learned. are: W. W. KrOnk conductor. badly scalfed;
Jenkin, and Young engineers, badly scaGcd. and D1no
van, engineer, scaidcd and hip broken. Two hremen
were also scalded. IL IS thought that none Of the In
jures will prove fatal The track torn mp badly,
and the loss to the railroad company will probably
reach go 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
TILE, PAIN INVESTIGATION.

Washington Dec. 1S.-Gencral Raun stated when
the Raum Investigation Committee began Its session
this morning that he had made digent search Tor inc
NcCiillcv affidavit but had been unable 70 ma IT, lie
had not soon the affidavit since the morning IL was
handed to him. Charles McGilley, a Fchs'oh o'i'c
clerk testified that he had never owned any rerisefa''
stock. directly or Indirectly. ana i'd hcNc' ' ,'
1nhscrntior list Of the refrigerator company. The
,estir,onv NJ Henry Lncaweaver. stenog@pher' was
IA tbc same effect Mr.. Cooper asked for an oruer u
compel commissioner Raum to produce the DOORS Vi
the Columbia Refrigerator Company. subordinate coz
uoration b the Universal Refrigerator company MI
Raum cmpnaucaly refused to do So SAYING lc ith
,o was nn vct organized and had no connection WIN
he present case lie had doubt MI cooper Mou h
Ike to know ythlng he iaum) had DOM Isoo Mr. '
vas horn. but he did not propose 10 era'nS or
C"onor No action wa, taken Mr. Coopers request
and the hearing adj Durned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
TIE SAILOR FORD JUSTLY PUNISHED.

san Francisco Dec Is (>pccl1n.-L. l. Efrar. %
this city. who recently returned from Mexico. d.
clarcs that Frank Ford. the American sailor who -
confined In prison al Acapulco on twenty years
sentence for killing the mate of the Indiana, va
properly punished 10y the Mexican courts. Tn" Kill
Ing was not in sefdcfcncc, ~ he claimed. 'or Ao
came on board bowling drunk. and. while resisting
the attempt Of the MAKE 10 put him below, killed th'
officer. Ford. he says Is a tough looking cli/'u' >
hos, face hand, and head bear sears OF the nav
FIGHTS IN which he had engaged when drums II hl '
friends appeal his case To secretary Blanc. II WI
not b., diicult show that h" simply got hi de>ci ;,
Edgar SAYS the prison Is comfortable but tho 1000
Is the ordinary diet Of Mexican ahorcr>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
MILLS CONSIDERED BY THE HOUSE.

Washington, Dec. l5.-ln the House TO-DAY Mr.
BAKER called up the bill authorizing tho
Of a tunnel under the waters Of New-Iorh bay Dc
tween MiGdictOwn and New-Utrcct Inc nior"'"|
bour expired before action was taken.
In the morning honr the pending measure was INC
Senate bill amending the Interstate Commerce acV ny
nrovidIng for the taking of dcpDsitons by notares
nublic Tho bill was pa,scd-yeas, 30 nays D.
Mr. Flower. Of Ncw York, presented, FOR reference
nation Of the leaf tobacco Board OF TRADE OF Nv"
York City for the passage of the Bonded EN'ch''o"
bill. ~. -. i,.roducod a bill
m increase the pay Of keepers II HE ,aVlhE s'aoa
70 5000 a wear and that Of surfmen 10 $500 Nthr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
TIE FATE OF THE ELECTION BILL
HOW THE MEASURE MAY BIZ N'FE TED BY THE
ACTION OF the CNrCro.

ACTION OF TUE Caucus.
Wa.hingon Dec. l. tSprcall. The bearing Of the
agreement reached AZ last night, conference Of l;c
uullico1 senator, on the features OF the Election
blll will not become apparent probably for day or
I've, A. explained IN another dispatch on the gen
ora, situation I'm the Senate the Financial bill al )ptci
h., thc conference mas or may not be reported imme
tiacIy hy the Conmllce on Finance that committees
action in the matter depending entirely on the mum
hr ~ pledces Of unconditional support which can be
obtained from the extreme ill cr men. II the caucus
hill is brought before the senate for action the Lice
uon hill will undoubtedly have 10 yield the l9ht Of
ycay for few days and II Il j. displaced the chances ar'
that IT, will not be taken up again until after rule 20
close debate has been adopted by the senate II the
c,rency bill Is not Immediately reported the debate
m the Election bill viii he continued until tie list 81
sneakers now IN the possession Of the Presiding
oGccr * exhausted. Enough orators still boC"ed
to carr the debate throug, tomorrow and saturday
I,nt bv Monday if TIE Fiction bill is still under dis
,n..ion-pethaps day or two later II the Currency
hin l. 10 be pushed in,toadhe rule 10 close dcbtc,
whose appcarancc la, long aud patiently been eN-
nee ted viii be presented and IN" senate Will lie a-heh
to adopt for this -c~,ion at ea't
There should be little dlnculN about putting II on
it, ua,.ac promptly for the Presiding Oniccr ha~ bu'
to rul. an order to close dcb'te j. necessary anu
If rs very nature unbeatable, aud the opposition viii
hive nothing left 10 do bat Leave the hall surcnd r.
such a rlllug would bc only common sense and could
M doubt be made with parliamentary proprcN .
with 4 "prrvlous question rnle at its command the
majority could Of course. secure vote on the E!cy
ton bill at pleasure.
The debate today was cnlivened by "a brisa and
sensible speech in support OF the bending measure h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
INCREASE OF INTERVAL REVENUE.

Washington, Dec. 1a.-The total collections Of in
teral revenue for the first five months of the current
fiscal year we're see ool 40. incrcae of 9A,7c5
$50 as compared with the collections FOR the c0rTc
spending period OF the last fiscal year The receipts
we're as follows Spirits S34.341.l21, increase Of
al ,713.777; tobacco. Sl5,37o eo5, an increase Of
81 3s2 1888 fermented liquors, S1o,736374 increase
OF Al 500 376; ocomargarine 2537o increase Of
a35,901 miscellaneous SlO6,8lO, an Increase Of q-J.
OIL. The receipts for November 1880. were $50
5C5 greater than for November, 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

Washington, Dec. 12.-EvcTy effort is benz mao
70 have the repairs % the vessels composing '''
,cnadron Of Evolution. the Chicago, Boston, Atanih
and Yorktown completed by the middle Of jam
sry so That Admiral Walker NAV take them OH l''
their mdwnter cruise. Their destination hh' NOS 'e'
becn decided upOn but the cruise Will probably 20 ID
.be Culf Of Mexico or some other wafer suitable
to the evomtlons and exercises that are + be the
feature Of the trip. These movements VIII NNeF
cover period Of AZ least q month, and probably
longer, and the destination OF the squadron a'e' "a.
i q subject that ma not Yet been considered fully
hv the Admiral the secretary.
4 telegram received ~ the Navy Departing -
dav from (optaln ,rllcy SAYS The cruiser Baltimore
will sail from Spczzia Today for Nice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
"srrAL1ye" LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS.
PRESIDENT HYDE's PROPOSITION TO RIVAL COM.
PANIES.

President Henry r. HYDE. Of the Equ,ab" liz" Assure
anco Society has suggested that the presidents o. the SIX
leading fe-lnsurance companies u the United stsFs
should agree not 70 pirate" each others agents HIS
proposition Is
The time has when certain reforms must he M
augursted IN the business Of he insurance. am pre-
pared pledge the Equitable 20 an agreement with othF
onan 10 secur. every essential reform upon such con-
doos and pepalte, as will insure good faith the raro
- each contracting company propose a. beglnnlns
an agreement between Of the presidents OF ths
largest fensurance companies that they will not unf'r
any circumstances steal agents from another This
i tho greatest dl,int,crsng element existing. and II ~
ble To nut the blsno~, II fe Insurance oa proI
footing A. thing, stand to-day. II the insurance pI
whose mission II IT, among other things to ,orl't ahu-
In the business will take up this reform, Will most
cordially cooperate with them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

Fall River. Mass. Dec. 1s.-The schooner Clarisss
C. Allen. which LETT here over two weeks AGO with
load OF lumber consigned 10 NcwYork parties has no'
arrived in New York, and ii IS not known where she
is. The Allen Old craft and neither schooner
nor cargo was Insured Tho crew consisted Of cdptain
aud four men. The cons -nOr was one Grimes an
AssOnet charcoal burner and he fears the schooner
and crow arc lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
SENATOR uAwLEY's ARMY BILL.

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator llawley. from the
Committee on Military Affairs today reported with an
amendment the I'LL to transfer officer, on Tie r'tI'I
list Of the Army from the limited TO The unlimited i
when they have reached the age Of sixty four yo'';
rh. hin as amended provides for an Increase from
o-o to 400 officer, on the limited retired list, and no
officers who have been placed The retired list D>
snecil authority of Congress are 10 form part Of the
a, ts.. 1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
prvolrT1ovARy WAR EXPENDITURES.

Washington, Dec. LIN answer 10 a resolution, IN"
secretary Of the Treasury today sent 10 Tire senate
statement prepared by the Third Auditor. showing tho
amounts due the States Of New York, Pennsylvania
Delaware Virginia and South Carolina and the city Of
baltimore on account Of advances aud expenditures
made bv them in tho War Of l6l2. With interest com
o,ad tho fooNng amounts Will be due the states on
January l. 1901 New YOrK. 2lO077 Pennsylvania.
s3G4 4i1 Delaware. +30.717; South Carolina, $:iO.
O47 Virginia IL 460657 and to the city OF Baltimore
GO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

Mr.. Gallon. Of Illinois, who took onE TDo" f,,ored
Federal control Of elections for BY the
sttutlnn was denlod he said. by many OF me Sla'e
in the south and could be S t9rd re on Gt
mo wa smandmants 10 the constitution ana was
justly and properly defensbc as 2enpt nd M 70 Gatc
~ Tonnes 90 rcod long written addresses against me
Bin Mr. Bate had not finished his speech when the
senate adiOurued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
srrAMER RI.RNED IN prGET sOrND.

Seattle. ". T., Dec. 1S.-Thc steamer Femdale burned
TO the waters edge of the south shore Of Lopez Island
I'm Puget sound on Monday night. The Ferndale had
on board 500 barrels Of lime. horse and quantity Of
hay and grain A heavy storm up and the vessel
pitched and rolled fearfullv. Her smokestick was
blown overheard and INN lately sparks from the
furnace set fire the steamer. The crew took m the
small boats The loss the vessel and cargo will be
about 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
HAWAII AND THE TARIFF BILL
Mr.. sIIERMAY's BILL GOES OvDR-oTHhH '''
NESS IN THE SENATE

Mr. SUERMAN'S BILL GOES OVDH-oliih
NESS IN THE SENATE
Washington Dec. 16.--Immcdiately aiter ~" ~,
proval of the journal the senate on mouoh VI r,r
Hale went into secret session. which las'eu p"'
moments. ,,tio, was
on motion Of Mr.. StocKbrGge, resoi"u" a
adopted calling on the Commissioner VI i'
FISHERIES for a report as 10 the desiTabil.S VI o
bI,shinr fish hatchery in Northern NC" i0''
the st. Lawrence River. .,o.. NJ tho
bill TO terminate the reduction III n"'0
Engineer Corps OF the Navy was pascal oo -
Mr. sherman from the Committee o" fi'' ~,
ported a bill providing against ooh''"' "'" "
currency Printed and recomHi''eu' .,. .ho
Mr. sherman called up the bill providing 'na' Wv
Tariff oct shall not be held TO impeoe OF mp .,ar
force Of treaties between the uni'eu 'd'' Oh" -. ..
Countries Mr. German said that he "o"iu Wy M
,,o con s,deration of the measure for tIe prco"''
r.ro hin had been passed hastily. ana t''S p''F
49,. 90 oorstr,e tts provisions should be 1hlIS uS'
Mr. Morgan regretted that ANY obJec''"" 49, as tIc
roho The United States (by the hasty pd'''so "a ,'
rarir nm was inaictng an injustice on iia""' Wv
1oinc itscf an injustice by formal preach VI
IIa d,sired 70 encourage still more intimate
ncpt with Hawaii and he thouH"' "''' ~
i've paSsed without delay. -, .,o matter should pro
o Nv Harris was unwilling that me ht.uI AZ or. of
n &, the ahscnce OF Mr. Blackburn VIM "ooiaI ct
Inc confcrees Oh the Tariff bL htn os thc Hawaiian
, lo 70 the fact that II would abrogate '''c
ue sherman said that while he felt sure ncs if
D,cthrrn would favor the blu, Ne "Oulu HU thc cal
In his absence. The bill, thcfeIore> won"
endar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

Washington. Dec. 1-.-lnfoTatlon la, been r 'rV''
at the Navy Department that the Newark VIII p"hto}
start on her third attempt al trial trip SATURDAY
The alterations 10 her valves, designed 10 prevent
recurrence II the az ident, that spoiled the oth"r
tc,ps have bccn about completed. and II j. thoHph
that this time She Will Dc able 10 go through inc test
without mshap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
EXPORTS OF Provisions.

Washington. Dec 1s.-The chief Of the Eurcau Of
statistics reports that the total values of the export,
Of beef hay and dairy products from Tie United state,
during the month OF November. 1890. and during the
eleven months ended November 80 1890 as compared
With similar exports during the CORES pOndng period,
Of the preceding year. were as follows; November
$780, 80 430, go; 1850 so. $4,000. Eleven months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
FOrRTH.CLAss pOsTNAsTERs APrOINTED.

Washington, Dec. IS Fourth class po-tmastcrs were
to-day appointed aS follows J. II. Bartlett. W0Odman-
sic. y. j.. J. F. Curlcttc Mountain Date. y. y: !.
Mcnamara, Zuric,, y. y; Miss VI. +. spencer Pom
fret. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

last nieht has shifted 10 northwest and continues
heavy this morning. The schooner William Emerson.
before reported, dragged along the bar, and now on
the beach full Of water near Race Point llghl HE
quarter board OF the schooner Edward W. Young was
picked up by the Race Point ie-,avng crew THIS
morning. The Young is 40O-tOn schooner. owned In
NeWnnrf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
THE MORRIS CANAL CLOSED.

Relvlderc, y. J.. Dec. 1,.-Thc Morris Canal has
closed for the season. several boats arc frozen in
the ice. The owners tried 10 reach port. bit were
unable 10 do before navigation closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Ia the diagram. continuous line shows .he ..
nuctuat ye,terlhN, A. observed Az u' - "a
,,rn,l >crNir, station at this city. Ic dasheS u ~
the temperature noted At Porys Pharmacy sun huu"s'
Tribune Oncc. Dee 10. o. m-The m"N'm.h u" ~.
barometer Yesterday upward cloudy "'ath'i' N'o
some and snow. VAS followed bv clear "'''.' %
in turn was followed by cloudy weather az night Is
temcature ranged between % and II degrees the aN'ia
f96Nl being "a lower than tn corresponding dN NV
wear aid = lower than on Wednesday. 49,, l.. IA
Clear on fair and colder Wclthcr may be eNpectN III INV
near this city tO.fnv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

.,,ec,,.s authorized by this act anticipation OF ~
redcmption OF the outstanding legatendeT notes 49,,
.nv acts or parts Of acts present in CONFLICT WIN w.
,,ovisions Of this act are hereby repealed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
"Hincsi Trains Ever Hnili ~

The finest trains eycr Constructed are in daily service
ton va the Jersey Central, Reading. and Il. O. All
tia cars ,aie vestbued heated by steam lighted by gas
TIlbsrty.sL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
BONDS REDEEMED At THE TREASURY.

Washington, Dec. 1s.-The amount Of 4 IL per cent
bonds redeemed to-day was so7 $50 making the total
10 date S7,476,JO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
NJ prn1,cr TIE Cosr OF CUSTOMS COLLECTIONS

uo.b,rcton Dec IA (Specia).-The INeS"''
u,,cr4 will endeavor TO have the present a." ~, .
,,o,t Of customs districts altered So aS 10 "oN ,
~. 90 u.eless expenditure For ten years ''o
nenartmcnt has made appeals 10 'ohgIcSs i a.
,, - tbo nroscnt ports were created by 'Hc ".NU
Customs act and as special Agent lIhsc say = -
,r En- name The formalttics of Office must he con
u,ucd together with expenditure III P''o'''
which Is not justified by receipts lhc'o "'' d" -
ot., collection districts in the United states "ero
,he o,nenses exceed the receipts, ana twenty III VIM"
thor, ara no collections whatever. In Su'H pi"'O ~
Vow York where the cost to collect II Is L. oo4''
prr,delnhia where the cost IS 10 cents or III ~
ouis or poston where the cost Is llte oVcF 'o',
for every dollar collected the system juSthcs Hse
Tho Department In Us computations Of the year "''
disclosed an aggravated state Of affairs
rho cost 20 collect single dollar at several ports
IN thc vicinity of Ncw-YOrl IS as follows;
prid,cton. \. J.. 90 Co., Buffalo Creek. y y.
q g ctI: Trenton, So 76: Cape Vincent, - Us e,
plattslurc y. y. 81 cts; Dunklrk. y. o.. '''' -
Roche,ter y Y. q5 cts; Great Egg larpN, ~. a..
$50 ri Little Egg Harbo7, y. j., -" ~ Ne" ',N'
< L. 1914 cts: Albany, SO cts. PachoSnc; ,. I"
and Port Jefferson. y. J., no c1li'ItIon, U.,cc
4 Y 10 cts: OEdcnsburg, y. y, IL '',.' ''''
20 " y. IA cts: Perth Amhoy y D., - o. 4;
e.. IIarbnr y y 427 cts: StOrincon, conn, "".I
ctS me ports whose returns show the hirlc.' cos
~ collection are CriSfcld. Nd, S201 90 l"N-N -
Wis Gl2} SIS Petersburg. Va. sol" - ldIuIn
ore S35S rs: and Galcna, ILL.,, where hlaNlH'""
rate Of ~ 80 IS taincd.
II has been proposed 10 consolidate the WORK "i
districts where this excessive COS, exists II Is ars"cl
that such an action would promote eMceu'y ana
ECONOMY in the service. II IS believed that . system
present protection II he revenue ana the ao'"""'u'
ton Of the navigation interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

Lafayette Plnce Bnth-.-Largest and finest In this
country. Nanorroom doubled Ia size AL other parts
renewed and rcdecorsted. '
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
Springfield Letter.

SPRINGFIELD, July o.-The La.
dies of the Methodist Church ex-
pect to hold their annual ice cream
festival Thursday and Friday
nights, July 3ist and August LET,
A cordial vitatiun 10 now extend
ed TO oil who feel an interest in
church work, to take hold and
make the the most successful oc-
casion OF the kind that has ever
been held in Springfield. Don't
witt for somebody 10 ask you to
help--but consider yoursef alrea
dy invited. and go TO work.
Mr. John Is. Shannon. of the
Boot and Shoe firm OF j. Is. Shan
non 4 Co., Frostburg, Md, visited
his parents here last week. Ills
time ia SO nearly all occupied that
he gets home Tor only about one
day every six months.
Mrs Maggie Batson (nee Fields)
OF Washington. ID. e., spen eeve.
raj days last week at her home in
this place
MIR. Rose, editor OF the Pied
mont Herald, and wife, drove over
from Keyser Saturday, and were
the guests of Miss LIZZIE Daily aud
Mrs Walls at Rose Dale Saturday
and Sunday.
Our Board of + lucation met
Monday and laid the levy for 20
and 81 at forty cents. hey or
dered that the fence around the
school house lot be cold at public
auctl, II iii about ten days.
Our Methodist Sunday-sch ol
was re organized Sunday, and be-
GAN the new fiscal year in -four
ishing condition, with the follow
ing officers: r. + Guthrie Sup't.,
Edgar 5. larker Sec'y, Lee Nj.
Lyle, Jr., Libraris n, Newton Guth
RE, Asst Sec'y, and j Roy LYLE
Asst Librarian. Two new teach.
ers we're appointed owing to the
increase i'll the member ship.
BAR. VIM. L. Evans, of Winches-
ter, Wac in town last week.
Miss Mamie Washington atten-
ded Teachers Institute in Keyser
last week. Mrs. r, NJ. Wash ing
ton and children, OF Leon June.
ton, Texas, are expected at Ridge
Dale this week, and sir. WASH
ington may follow in few weeks.
eachng in the NJ E Church
South ~ 80 il. IN. by Rev. w. F.
Locke. GuEss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
A c A r ID

To he Iecole Of Hampshire County :
We desire 10 s'ate Il at we have
purchased from n Ivan Devan-
ter bis stock, fixtnie~ aud good
will Of his Drug Store Ia Romney,
AMI will, in the future, conduct
the Drug business in the most ap
proved manner, keeping at all
tim es a selec stock OF fresh anI
pure drugs AID chemicals, Toilet
articles, Perfunery. Soaps, To ,th,
ua'r anc Nail Brushes, full line
OF tine Stationery, Paints, Oils,
and everything usually kept in a
ii.st-o class Drug Store. By strict
attention TO business W. hope to
merit yocr esteem and patronage.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAMSON & DILLER.
H- Prescriptions carefully com
pounded at all hours, day or
night. Nov. %, 1889.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
Democratic State Cow ,ntion
Cali OF tine Democratic S.a'e x
executive Committee to Meet
Grafton, Auguet 18th.

TIE State Democratic Executive
Committee Of West Virgins, at 3
meeting held NJ Parkersburg on June
18th, 1870, or.lerci that the Demo.
cratic State Convention. 70 nominate
. candidate for the office OF Judge of
the Supreme Court OF Appeals he held
on Wednesday, The 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1890. at The city OF Grafton,
Taylor county, And at sail State
Convention each Of the counties in
the Sia'c will be entitled to one vote
therein for every one hundred votes
or fractional part thereof over Fifty
cast for the Democratic candidate for
1eveinor Of ills State At the election
held IN November, 1888, and that no
county stoN I've entitled 10 more d,ie-
yates thin IL has rofcs 10 cast. Tue
various County Executive Commit
tees are requested TO take such action
as may be necessary TO have their
respective Cou tiles represented in
said convention. All Democrats are
urged TO assist the different C ,mmit-
tees in the State in thei. eff1rts to
secure thorough and perfect organ
Malion Of the party, and all persons =,
regardless Of former party affiliations.
who believe IN an honest ard ecunom.
dcal administration of the govern
ment, and in tariff reform as adyoca.
ted 10y the Democratic party. are cor
daily invited TO cooperate with US.
Il. S. Riley, Chairman.
Is. III. OXLEY, Secretary.