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HOW THEY REGARD HIM.

Ed x Madison. co.so.y attorney OF
Ford ceunty. was in the city over night
MondaE night. He is gaining strength
each dag in his fight for the republican
nomination for state senator to beat
Lands. Mr. Madison has been over the
district considerable, and is greatly en-
ageG with the prospeet'of republic
an success inNovember. He is a good
talker. well posted. experienced. and
can ably represent his district in the
senate. .Comanche people will have
an opportunity 10 hear hisa speak in the
near futur.-Coldwate EAteytJisC.
Z. FL. Madison. a sterling young ora
tor of Dodse City, will be leading fac
tor in the senatorial contest ut Ashland.
He is an exceedingly strong candidate.
Clark couGtg will present the name OF
Dir. ". }. Workman. Il well ko0gn farm
er and Stoebw:iser,-Anthouy Rebn6lfca".
Ed II. Madison. the genial eoIuty at
z corney of Eorsl and an aspirant 1or SEN
,atorial houorss WAS over last week look
,ing up his sh&nceS. He found affairs in
Meade in excellent shape.-Meadc Re
.tabiioGn.
>. Hon. Ed Madison of Dodge City, who
aL dressed tlse republican club here last
Saturday, delivered an excellent address
iu which he reviewed the history and
record of the republican party, an.s dis
see.ed portion % the alliance. eonclu-
sively showing lis inconsistencies alb
surtities and tltter foolishness. He paid
a tribute TO the raGk and file of the al
liance. whom he believed To be honest
in their endeanor ia bring about Il better
state of society. fit can be done3 bn:
painted the Leaders in the demagogiC
colorthey really we@r. and predicted
that M Ter Novess Der next it would aeeti
the atIcavits of people to prove tha:
such fellows eyes <:XiSts3. The speaker
was frequently Interrupted by enthusi-
astic Applause. and at the close Of fis
address..1as warning congratulated fol
his eloquent presentation Of political Is
sues. NJ. MadIs0n>s speech stamps hiEl
rs dees thinker, AID shows his ability
TO handle the issues 2f the in a log.
zeal and eGnclusive way. 1t showed too
that in the event of his nomination and
election aS state senator the people will
have mads, 40 mistahe.--Ashl&nd foar-
nal
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CATERING TO THE DEMOCRAT.

Our -estosCled contemporary. Bro.
Voorhees,, is .eXceedingly disturbed be-
cause the couCty commissioners selected
the GLOBE RSrUBLICAN instead of the
DcWocTaf last March. as official paper for
the county. Because he and j. NJ. Bell
managed TO hsse the city printing let 20
the highest bidder by some hecus pocN s
methods. he THINKS there mast necessar-,
lily. be. something crooked about ali
matters of the kind, and meGtiops Mad
iSon, C0lnoway, S:dlow aud the editor
of this paper in connection Herewith.
There is.lothing surprising in the fact
that our contemporary should advocate
,,he cause ST 4 democratic as against a
republican paper. since fusion has been
adopted III. oughout TIE state, the false
statements and uuiSst insinuatiens
against MADISON and Cs1noway are also
easily accoun.ed for, but il is not so eleSs
70 g. superficial observer Why the official
orgaa of the peoples parry has paraded
the official action of one of their own
party before the public as questionable,
and darby hinte1 at crooked work in
connection Herewith. If MeSsrs. Voor-
hees aud Bell found it absolutely neces-
sary to mention this matter of the coun-
ty printing in order 20 throw dust in the
eyes of the public concerning their own
little matter, which they have wkittled
down to petty larceny affair of a $3.50
. steal. these two worthless might have at
least omitted to mention the name of
John w. Sidlow. This reference to NJ.
Sidlow was not q mere accident or slie
of the pen on the part of the two distin-
guished literary gentlemen who prepared
the articles on this subject. 1t is psrt of
deliberate policy on the part of the pso-
pies party of Kansas te rslegate 70 tbe
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In answer to an inqniring Taxpayers
to whether j. NJ. Bell gave the contract
for city printing to the highest bidder in
order to secure paymen. of a grocery ac-
count against NJ. Voorhees,, we are I'M
able to give the required information.
The above editor supplies his table with
groceries from Mr.. Bells house, it is
true, but whether he has succeeded in
running up bill on his benefactOr is I'M
known to us. We hope tie suspicion is
unfaunded, as it would not he creditable
to this community for one of the city
fathers to use his office as means of
collecting bad debts in his private bust
ness. IF Mr.. Bell desires to enlighten
the public on this matter. We tender him
the use of our columns free CT cost. We
shaR presume him innocent till he is
proven guilty.
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: fter more than two weeks LABOR the
boss of the city council. }. NJ. Bell,
comes before the rnbiic with solemn
apology, nearly Gge column long, Tor
baY:ng let the ely printing TO the hlgh-
estbidder. The only thing this new re-
crui, % the third party does not make
clear is why he called fer bids in the be-
ginning when il wa. his intention from
the first to vote for his favorite paper re-
gardless of price. Nj. Bell may how
evereontain his soul il peace. as we
shall presume him te be innocent OF
taking doodle until he rs proven guilty
The Usinuation that BIO VOORHEES, has
an uuliquidated grocery bill that he
hopes 20 pay out of the city printing Is
probably false.
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Bro. Petition has joined VOORHEES, in
his TRADE against Commissioners SidlOw
and COnnOway for failing to give the
Democrat another tenn as official county
paper. These worthless are not satisfied
that the county attorney prolonged Pc
tillOn's patronage nearly three months
beyond the time he was legally entitled
to it, but are bowling dirty job and
s'croOke6 work because Petition could
not enjoy a perpetual lease of the official
printing. Two sucG creatures as Petition
and Voorhees, making charges Of this
kind against men of well established
character like Sidlou and COnnOway. af-
feet the objects of their malice about the
same rs couple of gaats could disturb
the equanimitv of an adult elephant.
They only succeed n,:naking themselves
ridiculous.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and popular as TO need no special mention.
All who have used Electric Bitters sing the
same song of nraise.-A purer medicine
does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples. Boils. Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood
Will drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as well as cure Maiarial feyers.-
For cure of Headache, Constipation and
Indigestion try Electric Bitters.-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money refund
ed.-Price soc. and Sl.OO per bottle at City
Drug Store.
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A Russian anarchist of New York
named Alexander Berkman. attempted
to assassinate Henry G. Frick, OF the
Homestead steel works, last Saturday.
The wOuld-be assassin was captured.
Three serious bullet wounds and an ugly
cash with Il knife were inflicted. 1t is
hoped Mr.. Frick will recover. though a
rumOr passed through here on the wires
yesterday afternoon that he would die.
1t lacks confirmation.
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WE WILL REclPRocATE.

We now have advice from all over the
senatorial district and find Madison is
the leading candidate in the field. and it
our people go to Ashland chs week de-
ter ined to win. success is assured.
The only thing we have to contend
with is sentiment in the extreme east
.ern portion of the district TO the effect
that the western counties are thinly set
tied. only slightly civilized, and have
but a vague idea of what they want.
Men who have never been west of Har-
per county do not realize that these great
western plains and valleys are Inhabited
sby superior class of people whose in-
stelligence aud energy are slaking this
the wheat bel; of the continent, and
building cities which are second to none
in the district as TO architectral beauty
or commercial importance. We must go
TO Ashland next Wednesday in sufficient
numbers to show that Ford county be
Iieves in the justice of her claims for
recognition.
! Crap. Meade, Clark. Ford and kiOwa.
are standing together in this matter,
{; aad even some of the Barber county del
! egates admit that "A western man should
| be selected We have every reason to
| believe that Ford County's candidate
will be nominated. but Whatever the re-
suit may pc our people will hold in
grateful remembrance the neighbOrly
assurances from the press and citizens OF
Meade, Gray, Clark and KiOwa counties,
aud 1t will be our pleasure to reciprO-
cate in the same manner whenever OPP
portanity shall offer hereafter.
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This week new announcement APP
clerk of the district court. Mr.. Taylor.
the new candidate. is locomotive. epgi-
neer who has run Oh this division ab0nt
two years, but was laid off in February
last. He is stalvart republican.
served in the Sixth Michigan cavalry
with credit to himself. His family are
so we'll pleased with the heaifhful climate
asd splendid educational and social priv
iieses of our city that he eontinues to re-
side here even though his employment is
gone.
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Just as we 90 to press advice reaches
us that an attempt was made to assassin
ate Bro. Petition by a farm labOrer on his
Duck creek ranch. Full particulars will
be given next week. together with life
sized portrait and history of his heroic
life in case of his death. Should he live
all the mean things we ever said about
him still 90.
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weather Report.

The following meteorological summary
for the month of June, 1892, is furnished
by Mr.. George 7. Todd. who is in charge
of the L. S. signal station at this place:
Mean barometer s9.s1.
Highest barometer 1853 on 25th.
Lowest barometer 29.5l on ieth.
Mean temperature a..
Highest temperature TO-, on Sth.' Lowest
A. End.
Greatest daily range of temperature 40, on
9th. 49,
Least daily range of temperature Il, on :4th
Total deficiency in temperature during
month, - degrees.
Total deficiency in temperature since jan
uary lst. 2A degrees
Prevailing direction OF wind, southeast.
Total movement of wind, ,56i miles.
Extreme velocity of wind, 81 miles, south
east on the 18th.
Total precipitation. 3.34.
Number of days on which precipitation
fell, ).
TnT,I pprCIPJT. ALTON (ir irAciieS) for this
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Senatorial Convention.

There will be il Republican Senatorial
Convention of the 37th Senatorial Dis
trict held at Ashland. kaus:t@. OF July
2Sth. 1892. at II O'clack ID. i'll. for the
purpose of nominating Candidate for
State Senator. The basis of representa-
ton to said convention will be one dele
gate at large, and one for each 900 votes
or major fraction thereof. cast for Hon.
James r. HallOwell for Congress IN 1870,
which will entitle each county to the
following number of delegates:
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Onions for Coughs and Colds.

There is no remedy that acts more
promptly OH the Throat. Lungs and Chest
than Onion Syrup. 1t loOsens The phlegm
enabling you to throw it of. 1t relieves
that tightness and oppressive feeling in
Chest and all soreness of the Lungs. As
a tonic ard restorative it has no equal. Dr.
Gunn's Onion Syrupis indicated in man
ner 50 as 20 be more effectual than the plain
syrup and not have any taste or odor OF the
onions. making it very pleasant to take.
Sold at so cents by the City Drug Store.
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Late rs bed and early to rise will short
en- the road to your home in the skies. :"
But early tO,hed and a Little Early Riser,
the pill that nlakes life longer and better
and wiser.
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4 Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moisture like
peIspratiOn. causing intense itching when
warm. This form Us well as Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding. yield at once to Or. BO-
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly
on parts affected, absorbs tumors, ailays
itching and effects permanent cure. oO
cts. Druggists or mail. Circulars free.
DIR. BosankO, $40 Arch ST., Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by the City Drug Store. -
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Miss Nettie Boyd. of Mansfield, o.,
who has been visiting her amt, Mrs. B.
F. Milton. for several weeks, left last
Thursday to visit other relatives ut Clin-
ton, Mo-. before returning to her home.
Miss Boyd is Il teacher in the Mansfield
schools.
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Republican County Convention.


Eepghi.can County Convention.
There will be delegate convention
of the Republicans of Ford county at the
Conrt House in Dodge City on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 9TH, 1892,
at 10 O'Clock Il. m. for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for
Representative.
Clerk of District Court.
County Attorney.
Probate Judge.
County Superintendent of Public In
structiOn.
Commissioner Sd District.
The basis of representation in said
convention will be one delegate at large
for each ward or precinct, and one dele
gate for each ten votes or MAJOR fraction
cast for the Republican county Ticket in
1891, based on the average vote cast for
all the candidates for county officers On
the ticket.
The number of delegates allowed to
each ward or precinct will be rs follows
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MONDAY. -aULY %. 1892.

: according to J. NJ. Bells figures. he
ard voorhees, Only robbed the city OF
about $3.50. We did lOt suppose Mr..
Bell would do such thing for so small
;.nrice.
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Reward for Stray Horse.

Dun color. black name and fail. short
bushy tail. few small white spots OF
harness marks across the back. weight
about SIS. Liberal reward to finder.
3S-tf LILLIARD SANDERS. Dodge City.
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hereby announce myself as a candi-
o.:te for the office of Clerk of the Dis
triet Court. subject t0 tie Republican
Co.uty Convention. to meet on August
9Th 1892, l.. +. MCGARRY.
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i hereby announce myself as candi-
date fSr nomination to the Office of clerk
of the district court in Ford cosnty. sub
iect to the decision of the republican
county convention. j. c. TAILOR.
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Announcements.

I hereby announce myself rs candi-
date for the Office of Clerk of the District
Court: subject to the action of the Re-
publican nominating convention TO be
held August 6tl, 1892.
W. L. WATSON.
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iotdl . ""
The primaries will be held on Thurs
day. August 18th. in Dodge City between
) and O'Clock p. M; in Speareviile,
Ford. Bucklin and Wilburn between 1
and o'clock p. M, and IN ali other pre-
cincts between ( and ) o'clock p. m.
l.. G.. GRoBETY. Chairman.
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hereby announce myself as L candi-
date for the Office of Clerk of the District
court for Ford county subject TO the de-
cision of the Republican county cOnven-
ton. which meets August 9Th, 1892.
l. G. GROBETY
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Il is truth iH medicine that the smallest
dose that performs the cure is the best. DE
Wits Little Early Risers are the smallest
pills, viii perform the cure and are the
best.
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Ii dull. spi.st!ess and stupid; If your
blood is thick aEd sluggish; if your appe-
tite is capricious end uncertain. you need a
SarSaparilla. For best results take De
Wits.
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Total excess in precipitation during
month. IL.
Total excess in precipitation since jan
uary i>t. 90
Number OF clouoless days 20; partly CLOUDY
DAYS, s: cloudy days2
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Bright people are TIE quickest to reeoS-
ME good thing and buy it. We sell lots
of bright people the Little Early Risers.
If you are not bright these pills will make
YOU so.
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DR.. Fenner's Kidney and Backaebe Cure
is warra nted to give satisfaction in every
case or money returned. For Sale BY
Cumbine s. Stewart.
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Total.

1t is hereby recommended that the
manner of electing delegates be left to
the discretion of the various county cen
trail committees.
By order of Senatorial Committee.
s. NJ. JACKSON. GEO. w. WERLEY.
Secretary. Chairman
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Desirable dwelling IN east part ct tn
6fy for sale cheap. on easy terms. >Ap
ply at this Office.
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Early Risers, Early Risers, Early Risel $,
the famous little pills for constipation, sicA
headache. dyspepsia and nervousness.
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Four-rOom dwelling in Dodge City for
sale. or will trade for clear farm land.
For further particulars. inquire at this
office 1911
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Ice! lce!! lce!!!
3. .. ROSE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICE: Over Bee Hive, opposite Postoffice.
Will attend calls night or day
re- Especial attention given to diseases
of the Eye, and the scientific lifting OF spec
taces to correct error of refractlOn. 81
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ROSS DAVIS WAS INDICTED.
He Admits II. hut say. H- Has Not Been
Ohncitiiy NOsi0rd.

Jniier bob" Davis OF Hudson county has
not heen officially notified OF his Indictment
by the United States Grand Jury at Trenton
last week. but he admitted yesterday that lie
had received n notification OF tho rumor from
an authentic source. Tho indictment Is for
conspiracy. and there are four counts in 1t.
After the first batch Of bnllot-box suffers
had been railroadcd to Trenton and Snake
Hill by Judge Lippinrott an effort was madeto
give tho others another lease OF liberty by
making application to tho United States Court
for writs of hnheas corpus. Before the writs
could he apVliel for il was necessary that tho
defendants, who were ont on bail. should bs
in custody. they went T." the Iail and were
kHIt in Jailer DAvi.'s private APARTMENTS.
LAWYER Charles J. Tcshall drew IN tho ne
ccssarv papers and tho "iihavits were taken
by No, AIRY iui,lir Fish. This was done secret
", because it was feared that If the defendants
aruonrel in the GHN.lNl. Sessions Court Judge
Jupjncott would order their i'm Sdiato trans
fcr TO prison. AS Il" had done in tho other
eases. 1t il held that this, proceeding was II
conspiracy on the jnlri ot tho parties concern
cd 10 drceiye the United states Court.
Thcrr arc others indicted with Davis. but
who thcy are has not been 'naoo known.
Jailnr Davis said YESTERDAY that he was ready
I" meet the charges at any time. and did not
fear tho result.
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QUIET RESTORED AT 1ITUSVILLE.
The Call fnr Troops to Quell the Negro RI.
oters Was Unnecessary

JACKSONVILLE Fla. Oct. 24.-Advices from
Titusville. tho scene OF the negro disturb
ances Of Saturday night and Sunday. are to
the effect that quiet has been restored. A
special received Mt noon to-day says that there
was no cause for tho trouble originally. be-
yond the mere fact that tho negro railway
hands were drinking and carousing in town
on Saturday night. and resisted arrest Ono
OF their leaders was killed in tho melee that
followed. Then they all armed themselves
and went into camptogether.
Yesterday they were very bold. and when
the Sherif's posse went out to the camp to
arrest the ring!eadcr in Saturday nights riot
they resisted the officers and fired into their
ranks. The posse returned the fire. and es-
capped Will n few scratches. but the negro
rInEleader was killed and four others
.Ano'her report says that four negroes were
zens are armed and watchful; but the supply
OF rifles is small. Major Wilson. in his, de:
spatcl to the Governor asking for help. called
attention to the fact that the negroes were
nbundantly supplied with Winchester rifles
and ammunition. while the white citizens
have only n few weapons OF defence.
To-niGht's dispatches say that the Gate City
Guards arrived ut .Titusville about midnight
last night. Everything was then quiet. The
request for aid was unnecessary. The troops
marched out to the negro cam p ut noon to-day
in order to arrest four men. Two o. those
surrendered. The others had fed. Most Of
the, armed negroes left camp this afternoon
The troops will be ordered home In the
morning.
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LOTS OF COLUMBUS BABIES.
What the Records at the Bureau Of Vital
Statistics show.


The records in the Bureau OF Vital Statistics
show that many births registered during tho
past few weeks have Columbus or Columbia
tagged on somewhere. The first names regis
tered on Oct. 8 were those OF Frank Columbus
Schneider and Mary Columbia Schneider, win
children Of Valentino Schneider. a carpenter
Of 73 Goerck street. and his wife. Barbette.
Then there followed Anna Martha Columbia
Stopf OF .OS Avenue 4. and Florence Column
bia Schmitt. whose father is a porter and lives
Mt l.Gb2 First avenue. The first Christopher
Columbus was registered on Oct. IL. and was
baby Blakey. born ut 56S East l4Sth street.
Columbia Bertha OF PIG East Fifty-third street.
and Maria Columbia PelZer Of DOB East Twen-
ty-seccnd street were among those added to
the record on the same day.
The Italian quarter sent the name OF Angc-
lima bia Gessa. but the German babies
shows Margathe Columbine. daughter OF Mrs.
Tasche Of 1873 Avenue b. as n variation.
Oct. II WAS n great day for babies and the
Columbus babies were registered ut ono time.
There was Christopher Columbus Boughton,
son Of a carpenter of 2.27O Eighth avenue.
a hotel at s2s East Foyty:iirst Street ."t"s and i1 VIE
halmine kollmhia Kiefrr. whose father. a
baker of sos sixth street, thought it was
IscsrS Of 6 fpttlI Il i sIems a Fl The
Iozzi Of l73 B!ecckcr street. daughter OF u
cook; Elizabeth Columbia. Schmitt. whose
father is q letter %carrior:. Columbus Block. son
Policeman James J. Fox OF tho Delaney street
The average number Of babies born in the
city every day Is $50. but all OF these are not
more Columbus babies in town since the col
ebratlon.
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RhpUBLICIN SPLIT ~ SENECA COUNT
The Nominations Of Each Of the Two Fac
Hons tInim 10 he Regular.

CORNING. Oct. 2+,-At tho Chambers OF JUS
tice Bradley OF the Supreme Court in this city
to-day. County Clerk Edward Nucent OF Son
cca county appeared in answer to a writ OF
mnndnmus. granted last week. compelling him
to show cause why the Republican county
ticket. headed by William $. Mcdonald of SEN
eca Falls. for ~Assemblyman. and which is sup
ported by the Patterson faction. of which Jacob
Yost OF Waterloo has been chosen Chairman OF
the County Committe. should not DO accepted
as the regular Republican nomination.
Nj. Nugent. who is IL Democrat. has refused
Patterson faction. but has recognized tho
ticket supported by the MonGin faction. Of
which Duncan McArthur OF Waterloo is Chair
man OF the County Lommittee' and Harry NJ.
member az Assembly. judge ". f. Hewitt Of
Auburn appeared for County Clerk Nugent.
and Frederirk J. Manning Of Waterloo for the
pai,nrs md will rcndnra decision in few days.
The breach in the Republican ranks Of Sem
cca county occurred last fall and has %contin-
u"d to widen ever slnce.. The Patterson fac:
,imo and organizod q Convention aud nomi-
mated n ticket. The County Clerk refused to
recognize the ticket until Justice Adams Of
.amandnigua com reiled nm TO print me Fat
The General Term sustained, his decision.
and the Patterson faction claim that their con
yoution this year WAS duly called and by tho
Tic Senatorial. Congressi"nal.. Judicial, and
state, conventions. the Mongin delegations
have. been seated by unanimous votes and nd-
mission refused tho Patterson, faction. The
th" MonEin, wing. and sent j, Foster Park-
hurst OF Bath, n member Of the State Commit
tee, to express their wish to the Court.