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The rrinss's Son. Coe.t wnhei., VIII Re-
siEn-Risraarck,s Latest Speech.

eSEn-Bfemsrck's Lnteet ppccoB.
BERLIN. July I2-It 10 rumored that in
consequence Of the strain caused BY Prince
Bismsrck's recent utterances Count Wilhelm
Bismarck will resign the Presidency OF the
regency Of Hanover. and Count Rantsau. hus-
band OF Prince Bismarck's daughter. Marte
will resign his connection with the diplomatic
service.
Whilo at Kissingcn on last Sunday. Prince
Bismarck. replying to demonstration by 800
members OF tho German party Of W0rttem-
berg. said this event proved to him that tho
majority OF his countrymen disapprove>l the
attacks made upon him. 1fGermany remained
united no said. she could defy every attack.
and II skllful diplomacy were employed peace
could be maintained even with Russia. In
conclusion. he called for three cheers for. the
King Of Wnrttemberg and his nrmy. which
Prince bismarck gave n dinner yesterday to
Ss bs papers ny t these
:, The Vossische zeitung. under reserve. pub
seph was Delighted with the idea Of receiving
Prince Bismarck, until Prince Rcuss. having
ssSssS q n g ccuns Ksnos that the
noIicy o, Prinee BismSrck and tho S German
the .Tossische Zci,rno remarks that Princess
Wedaas sdaea Ss' chansed her
mind and quilted Vienna.
a. The Hamburg Ndohrichten. Prince Bis
mRrck's organ. says:
The deviation 81 Chanc ellor Won Caprivi from
Germany's former political policy Influenced
Prince Bismarck's Judgment against him
sonal character. Gen. Won Caprivi's appoint
ment as Chancellor Of the empire surprised
Of the Centre party. Gen. Won Caprivi accent
cd the Emperor's mandate with soldterly
ohedienoe. All his official acts since have
shown that he enjoys tho support Of the Gem
tire party"
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APPORTIONMENT NEWS,
A Committee OF Three Tammany Men Put
I'm Charge of the Plan.

Tammany Halls Committee OF Twenty-four
met yesterday afternoon with the committee
which is charged with preparing a plan for
the redistricting of the county in Assembly
districts. but no conclusion was arrived ut ex-
cept that the plans prepared would not do.
Mr.. Croker was present. and it was said that
at his suggestion the matter was loft in the
hands Of smaller committee OF three. con-
ssting Of Commissioners Giroy. james J.
Martin. and Purroy.
This subcommittee will meet in Commits
sioner Martins Office at Police Headquarters
this afternoon. and will prepare report for
the consideration OF the Committee OF Twenty
four NEXT Monday afternoon.
The Board OF Ahterrnen, which makes the
Tuesday at noon. The law directs that action
be t"ken on or before that day.
Groat uncertainty exists In tho minds OF
boundaries of the new districts which will be
who Is not Mt all anxious over the result Of the
work Of the commttce II Register Frank T.
oil is the hay and the East and North Rivers.
and he knows that It can only be extended
north n sufficient distance to secure for 1t the
probably between 1900 and I0.0Oi ~ "'''
one of the nlaIs which has been advocated
the Eepublcnns Of the Murray Hin aud "Da-
mund Duck F" dist, lets as factors in district
poltirs contemporaries rutilnS slices out OF
those districts ny extending districts into
them from til" east and west side tenement
house sections. For instance. it is sail that
the present Eighteenth district may DO mar
lowed between Twenty ninth mud Forticth
streets and extended west over Murray Hill to
Sixth avenue.
Commissinner Pmrroy, it is said has demon
OTIS that the growing annexed district ought to
have two districts. as it will he Int "a short
time when those two will b" overgrown aud
may be big enough for three whom another re-
superintendent Is had.
The pjnn. which il is hoped will he adopted
IN tho division Of the elongated Ninct ,anth
district. contcmplates divisions at SiXty-eighth
and 10th streets.
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Il HEiH?r We, COME ron D,Mnoscn.
The Houn- Leader Higgins ~ Series OF Pom.
uiar Concerts mt the GurIcp

Inc uOUn- IraurF brEtns u Sc rIes OF Pom.
ui"r Concert. mt the GurLcn.
The skilled musicians Of Walter Damroscb's
symphony orchestra returned to the city re-
comfy. after snccessful tour OF the Canadian
and American cities and on lIonda; night Mt
the Madison Square Garden am rhith.ntre. were
Welcomed with nattcrne enthusiasm. Mr..
Damrosch has begun II series Of concerts That
is TO DO continued nightly throughout the
present month ana August.
me orchestra Plumbers sixty mem bnrg and
Mr.. Darrosch has arranged rrngrI,n,nrs Tor
them which arc design, to imrurt nyrao.
Allc variety to thoir work. The conr.it.
are held nmil surroundings that can
NOT fnil Ia insure personal rorl frt
and pleasure to the audiences. The intcr,nis
si"ns nrr long enough hrtween the three Iivl-
Sions OF tii" programmes to afford visitors AN
opnortunitr TO visit the roof garden or the
great tower. WV
The second concert. given last night in
cluded selections from Wagner. Iiounnd Men
,,n,eiy,sohn' ,Sn,nt-incn-. strauss, liossini,
all Of them wcr" listened to viii
henrty manifestations Of apprcyal. 10
night there tarr to DO special Wagner
selections; together IN popular compositions
81 List; Each, tHiimlka. Mnssen"t AMI Mos
kowSki. The audiences are already sufficiently
NUMEROUS. dospit" tho weather. to in,lIraie
that Mr. lamrosch in likely to catch tho po,nl
lar taste during his lon: stay at the Garden.
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OPENING OF THE GRAND c1ncUrr
Anboy and Saladin Lower Their Records
and Score Victories.

Amboy and saladin Lower Their RaoorAu
and Score Victories.
Pu1LADELPHIA.J uly 12-In the swcterinR heat
that prevailed about here to-day the Grand
Trotting Circuit OF 1892 started at the Phlla-
delphia Driving Park. There was fairly good
attendance. considering that 1t was too warm
for comfort. and the horses reeled of eleven
hents In the five and a half hours Of daylight
that remained after President Wenderoth sent
them away first.
The 2:22 trot had ely field OF seven, but
the talent selected Amboy and Capt Lyons.
the former slight favorite before the start.
He got away badly. and finished last. while
young Bovine hurried Capt. Lyons along and
beat Shpman out in 2:22A. Then IL was SOS
to $40 on the stallion. but when Amboy
squared away he had too much speed for the
new fayorite. and tho next three heats went to
him. He lowered his record to 2:2O4 in tho
the fourth when Capt. Lyons came at him
again.
and the Wilmington trainer. ]. B. Green.
landed the Calforpia.hred PAGER cleverly
In straight heats. tn the second he had a
I hI 6ruSh n WITH Lady Sheridan and reduced
The 234 trotters divided four heats between
Cecil and Judge Fisher and thon darkness
necessitated Il postponoment. Judge Fisher
was favoritc at even money. but mad. several
breaks In the heats lost to Cecil, the latter
scoring his first record in 2:27il. Besides this
u uni contest the bellevue Hotel stake
trot make up strong card for the second day,
Summarizes:
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a Burglar Killed Nv IA p-,est

CHICAGO. July 12.-Barney Moran. who was
shot yesterday by the Rev. Father Bay Of
South Chicago. whose house he was trying 10
rob. died this morning ut the county hospital
from the effect OF his wound. About A M
Father Bay henrd noise and taking q 70.
volver from n drawer descended to the lower
nooT He sawa man cl i'm bing into the Kitchen
window. he ordered the man to go away. and
bullets in the direction Of the burglar The
man ran. with the priest pursuing him a short
distance. When the burglar saw he was no
longer pursued he turned and Aired two shots
over his head.
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Arrested for s.lndl,ne work,urmcn.

BERLIN. July 12.-Three brothers named
Graudenz. together with DIR. Manbezewski and
Prof Gerhard. have been arrested in Berlin
for swindling. They are accused Of founding
n spurious concern known as the Rixdorf Iron
Works. They engaged hundreds of persons
to work in the mi Is. exuctin2 from each aprli-
cant derosit these sums amounting IN the
said 70 DO operated by tho "Grnudenz COM
pany. Limited" The promised work was not
forthcoming. and II soon became apparent
moneys had been victimizod. Their com
plants led the authorities to prosecute the
men now under arrest.
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ENTITLED THE JIM FISK.
The Tables aud Chairs Put Into the Street
H"cau." the E;-nt Was Unpaid.


About = o'clock last night the Sheriff
swooped down on the jim Fisk restaurant at
l:'2 Park row and dumped all its contents in
the street for non-payment Of rent. Tho res-
,nurnnt has been there over twenty years II
was in the Jim Fisk that the freuucnters ofthc
Eowcry lodging houses could get n square
meal for IL cents. he moal consisting of soup
r"aSl. Die, and COFFEE, 1t WAS. not advisable
satisfactory. and Woe t. the man who sought
10 eat and not 10 Pay
The place had changed hands often and was
until last night under the management Of r.
MrLaGgh in. Mrs. cnllan. tho uWnsr OF tLs
property, has now dispossesscd min. After
the arrival OF the DEPUTY sheriff everything
that couhi he moved was thrown out In the
street regardless of the result. On the huge
pile %; tai les, chairs. and other things on the
sidewalk were II number of oilclo,h signs
reading
Prime roast cef. cents
Steak. Il cents.
Top srloin, 10 cents
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Gnrbngr ut Arverne.b, .thc.Se..

Comptroller Myers is Interested In Arverne-
by-thc-Scn. adjacent to Rockaway Inlet
Al out n week ago complaint was made at the
street Cleaning Department that dead dogs
cats. and other refuse We're washed ashore on
this beach, Commissioner Brennan made a
formal f"nly TO this complaint yesterday. in
this city could have been washed ashore at
this point as especial care was tax en- to dunn
iide - y ~ wv
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HARRISON BACK IN FLASHING TON.
One OF Hts FIRST Tasks will no to Selec,
Chnirmrn CnmpheirS Succ .-sor

Chairman Cnmpheips Succ ..sor.
WASHINGTON. July l2-Prcsident Harrison
returned to Washington o-night and to-mor-
row he will he confronted by mass OF work
that has accumulated during his six days All
sence Mr. Harrison will. at the first moment
possible. renew his attempt to find man who
is willing to accept the National Committee
Craftsmanship. All his own particular friends
for very good reasons is out Of the question.
senators Aldrich and Mcmillan absolutely de.
cline: and Senator Sawyer II too old This
party wis. men here. who predict that il will
nut damper on the opening enthusiasm III
the campaign. 1t is now the opinion of tbo
best informed R"puil"ars here. that Con.
Kitchener will he flnn lly selected 10 manage he
campa gn. and Iud1: ing from his WORK at Min
nennniis. the President might 20 further and
do worse. 1850
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PARIS July 12-The jury to-day acquitted
Nine Raymond. who murdered Nine. Las
simonno while the latter was in room with
NJ. Raymond. husband Of the murdeross. Tho
Jury took the view. urged BIZ Nine Reymond's
counsel. that she was not responsible for whnt
she did. and that her bra In was nfrectoi by the
evidence OF her hnstand's lntidelity with Nine.
I.assimOnne Much sympathy was EXPRESSED
for her, md herarnuittal had been Anticipated.
IT Is believed that she will Ieioin her husband.
to whom. Notwithstanding his folly. she is de-
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The Cholera Scnre.

LONDON. July IA St Petersburg despatch
says:
The OFFICIAL Gazette confirms the reports OF
rioting at Astrakhan. and says that the people
drag the corrses out Of the hospitals. believ-
ing that patients are buried alive In quick
lime"
Times despatch from Teheran says: The
and people began to return when cholera re-
appeared but with less virulence. Some cases
OF choera, are reported at Seminar. 136 miles
cast OF Teheran."
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The D.h. Arp.ss.. Be..,. B.,~ooa.

LONDON. July 12.-The action OF the concert
singer and variety actress. Bessie Bellwood.
against tho Duke OF Manchester to recover
moneys claimed to have been advanced for the
support Of the defendant at tho time he was
living with Bessie before coming into his til le
has been settled. and ,pleadinRs have besn
withdrawn. 1t ia said that the terms Of the
settlement are that tho Duke shall ray Bessie
1900 down and an annuity Of E1OO yearly dur
ing his life.
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Mr.. stevenson. vi.,. to New Yor.

, BLOOMINGTON. July 1.-THE Hon. Adlai +.
Stevenson said to- night:
Il will leave home for New York on next
Friday either in tn" morning or afternoon. and
Will go Ly WAY OF Chicago, Mr.. James s. Ew-
will accompany me from Bloomington. 1t is
proiai le that Judge Lambert Tee and my
/. Ewing. VIII Ioin us in Chicago and go to
llr Stevenson Is in the Lest o! health and
spirits.
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The Proposed wor,a'. Fair In Germany.

BERLIN. July l2.-Chanccllor Won Caprivi has
had conference with BurGomastcr Zelle In re-
gard to the proposed Berlin international ex-
that the exhibition shall be held beiore the
French expositi9n Of 1900, SO as TO forestali in
measure the latter enterprise. The exact
date Seems vet to be uncertain
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NEsApK July 1.-The frst match swimming race in
which women were the contestants that ever held
IN this city took place In the passac River about
O'Clock this evening. The large entry list dwndled
down "a Two start ers Mss A. ulrcl, IA years old and
Ms. eithen Loitar, II year Old. The banks OF the
river we're crowded with spec,atol AT the hour when
Hele,iilc Bridge The dlsanc. covered was two mlss
and Miss Urich reached the frat In Yb mnutea
nys minutes ahead Of Mss LotlRlr.
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spoke Disrespectfully OF M. Mack avs
Mother.

PARIS July 12.-Mr. J. W. Mackay. Jr.. speak
ing to-day about the action brought against
him by Capt Stewart. who charged Mr. Mackay
in London police court with having sent him
a menaoing letter. said:
Capt. Stewart spoke in disrespectful terms
Of my mother. and simrly wrote him that II
he did not cease 1 would thrash him."
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The Eruption OF Mount Etna.

ROME. July 12.-The assures In Mount Etna.
Sicily are increasing in extent and enormous
streams OF lava pour forth. accompanied by
terrific EXPLOSIONS The fertile plateau Of Ri
nazzl Is ruined. The people, many OF whom
calm under the visitation. Tourists are flock
ing in multitude to the scene. and the ruined
guides to sightseers.
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Picked Up In the street. or fremont.

There are more miles Of grassgro~n streets than
paved ones In tho big territory presided over by the
fremont police. and many OF tho residents pasture
their stock on the highways The district has been i'm.
proved Of late until the residents beginning TO
That hey ought TO b. treated more like city people aud
comralhis are frequent about stray cattle There
ponnh IN ionman street II 10 generally en- ~. Yes.
terday there were thirty.two Cows I'VE horses -four
mules. and goat In It, and there would have be en-
thirteen geese II the owner had not redo med them
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BRAINERp. Mimi. July 1.-The Salvation
Army here has been put IL Jail for hlockading
the walks and streets An exciting episode
was that tho United States flag carried by the
Salvationists was also takon into custody. and
thee Is nurh ioylIng about II. This IL the
tionisis aud he authorities relative to the uso
81 th", streets contrary (" the police orders
Ihrro ~ much feeling Regarding the arrest
whom are women and young folks "
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A Drmecrarc unnn.r nn.-ea In the SIKH.

When tho Sixth district Tammany Hall or
GaniZatlon raised n Cleveland and Stevenson
bann 7 in front OF the Columbian Club house.
434 Grand street. last evening, 1000 Tam
many braves CAV" n great shout. tho brass
hand plnyad its louest and best. and Co-lears
Hook WAS illuminated with red lire. Roman
ty civil Justice Goldfoglc County Clerk Me-
Kcnna. John j; OConnell. and Assistant Dis
trio; Attorney Thomas j. Bradley.
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Eedtipr-Wheeler

CHICAGO. July l2.-Commodore P. vodder of
Buffalo. ex-memher OF the State Senate Of
New York. and Genevievo A. Wheeler were
married tonight BY Dr. !. NJ. Bristol at the
home Of the Lride's parents. The lIde and
groom left on n night train for Commodore
they will go to the Holland House. New York
tit
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DR.. LESLIE E. KELLEY

Has established at babylon l. l.. brSueh VI his ccIe-
brated Institute for the treatment OF Alcoholism tho
Morphine Habit. and Nervous Diseases For pArtieu.
lars. address WIN. WISE Babylon. L. l. or call at New
York ONCE Ea4t a7th 81
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t,reu~mar Bailey Star. Another fight.

MILWAUKEE. July l2.-Suit has been entered
in this city for $4,000 damages by j. A.
Bailey Of the Barnum- Bailey circus against
tho Ringling RrOthers. who also own circus.
Bailey claims that tho RinGllng agents have
pasted over and mutilated the Rarnum bill
fight on the road.
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Essential TO the production Of the most perfect and
popular laxative reuedy known have enabled CALI
IornA tg syrup Co TO achieve great success tho
rspuiAiion or its remsdy syrup o. Figs 10
ssaea 70 be the unissrsAl laxative FOR sale BY all
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Use
This

recipe and the result
will be most delicate and
digestible New England
Doughnuts:
] cup sugar
eggs beaten light and mixed with
the sugar
2 tcasroonfuls melted Co1ToLENE.
cup milk.
teasroonfuls baking powder.
tcnspooniul salt.
i tablespoonful cinnamon.
Flour enough to roll.
Add tho milk alternately with the
flour and fry doughnuts In CoTro-
LrNE that IL hot enough to brown 4
piece 81 bread while YOU count sixty.
Try this recipe.
For all shortening and
frying
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Liberal who now reyerses the situation and
Mr.. Barnes, the beaten candidate. is !. iargo
q oI, THO division was thrown against him. THo
:, shhropshire, Wellington District Alexander
T. HHroWn Liberal uplonst Iseiscted 3,,5t
SsTa Ss,s Sts n @
OF s5 low BrothsTs q kysrnoO ana Sw York
George Nswnss, Liberal. re.sieeted. 4:3al !:
Isl S aSss S"i S snSus ySti r.
L,ysr"i Unionist, 2ss liSsrni minority 10 ~ h"''
nil % esetod 5i3s w sSs ion Fes.
Hon; faSIss. toaserva'ivs. S was ' rs,a MEsf
g. hampshire, Basingstoke Divisional. T. Jor-
jaGi Ll isrn rgsi9sssi i IT, fsa 6G"Hrso
q, Scnter- Booth was returned unopposed.
Whom Mr. Sclater. Booth became Baron hnsinr
new InTs .ieGti9a was held in 1887. and Mr. 4.
t. 2 ESe tora Ie's Mr. Jero Ss 'H IS
largo ndowncr.
pr s'9'lrnd Aberdesnshire. East Division
~ ~ frank ;. RUSSELL Conservative. D ta2 In
L Snn ths vote was: Esslemo2t Liberal. 4052
mont has been Lord Provost Of Aberdeen and
IL nun OF the people.
aiE obs4s.n ESrr shirs Eyea Pysoq
n,umnhreys, Conservative. 1873. In isS6
I"1nnssrts. liberal. was elected hy 4.244 votes to
-, Tor Ia,ren LIBERAL Unionist
nj tdhisiand. ,llercfordshire. loss DIVISIONAL
Josephi F,i liberal unionist re- elected. 4.329
Llpcral 1910 Du'A"a"'
rd irslgnd Kings .ountyoB, C.; Molox Anti
cCihnseryattye $40. In 1855 MI. Bernard
Gil ' fos no,oy was elected by 3l49 votes to
Of o. nanlloy Is private cham berlaintto the Pope
BinsCand. st,affordshirs Lssk plyisI2n-G
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Congress Is All Right.

Our esteemed contemporary. the Phila-
deiphia Telegraph. is disposed to blame tho
present House OF Representatives because
1t hasn't devoted itself to the task OF trying
to pile up statistics. What has been done
during the winter" asks this Philadelphia
mourncr. "What is likely to be done in the
immediate future?"
What is necessary to be done except to
pass the appropriation bills and keep them
down to economical figures? The House
will consider the tariff question thoroughly.
There has been and will be plenty Of dis
cusslon. The countryis not plning for legis-
Iation. In fact. it suffers from too much
legislation. But even II under and not
over legislation were the rule the House
could accomplish little. the Senate and
the Presidency being in Republican hands.
The House is ali right. The country re-
members from the example OF the Billion
Congress how dangerous. how meddlcsome.
and how expensive is Congress run on the
theory that pile of Legislation is a good
thing. The more conversation and the less
legislation there is in Congress. the better.
usually and the cheaper for the people.
The Fifty-sccond Congress is all right.
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bills Signed by the Governor.

ALBANY. March 21.-The following chapters
of tho Laws Of 1892 have been signed by the
Governor:
Chapter l82. providing for the establishment OF an
electric light plant for the village OF Westdeli
Chapter lG3. amending the Village &C. in reference
to the village of New Rochelle Westchester county
Chapter 1G legazing the actions of the directors OF
the ST. Lawrence County Agricultural Society in the
issue Of 50. 800 bonds to pay mortgage.
Chapter 1915 incorporating the CAlicoon Bridge Com
pany In the county OF sullivan.
Chapter l6d. increasing the number and terms OF
ofce u members OF the Board OF Trustees Of Lenox
Library.
Chapter 1917 nding the act relating to tho tax
riffs. lrgAcies and collateral nhcriiances.
Chapter LIS. amending the Collateral Inheritance Act
In a number OF Instances.
Chapter lSY. providing that church property held
under the OF any individual Tor the church FOR
church purposes shall under the provisions
the act pertaining to taxing egAcies or bequests
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NOT SOLID FOR CLEVELAND.
District Delegates for Mn Probably VIII
BE Chosen In Mnssnchusetts.

BosToN. March 21.-The Democratic man
ayers are hard at work trying to secure solid
Cleveland delegation from Massachusetts to
Chicago. They claim that they will be sue
cessful. but they are finding tho task difficult.
and some admit that there may be some Hill
district delegates from tho eastern part Of the
State. j. IL Stack. q pronounced Kill man. is
candidate for delegate in the Ninth district.
and his friends say that he is not only sure to
win, but that he will take with him another
Hill man not yet named. Congressman O'Ncil
is In the Ninth district. and as he has gone
over to Cleveland he would like to see dele
gates Of his way o! thinking elected. He will
not take an active part in the selection. be-
cause he does not want tn do anything that
may hinder his reelection TO Congress.
John Cummings OF Fail River is giving the
Cleveland managers moro trouble than they
anticipated. He refused to be satisfied with
tho Craftsmanship OF the Convention or place
on the ticke as Pres drntial Elector. and says
he will make the fight for Delegate at Large.
he opposing either Collins or Corcoran. and
that all three can. and possibly will. be chosen.
Numerous conferences have been held be-
tween the interested persons but so far with
out harmony. The friends Of Mayor Alger
are not at all Disconnected by the programme
and they arc nrcpuring to ma ke n good battle
in the Convention. They look to him rs the
best representative of tho anti-Clcveand sem
timent. and say they do not propose to permit
tho country to be deceived into thinking that
massachusetts, is solid for the exPresident.
Chairman Corcoran has issued tho call for the
State Convention. which Is to DO held in Ire
mont Temple on April &