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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02
The Baker Trial.

IL the Baker trla! at Abingdon yesterday
after fsw un!mporlant witnesses vera *
smiue5, DR.. Tsy lor, the Ststs Chemist, was
placed on the sand, and the whole day was
tuken up In bis examination In chief. His
Judgment was that Mrs. Bakers death was
due to ar5enioal poisoning, but he does not
claim to De infaliible. HE testimony In SUIT
stance YES as follows;
Game here lest June and examined the
body o; MrP. Baker took part OF the stom.
aoh, one kidney and part of the liver would
not say there was 10 mercury 10 any part OF
the liver, but In the parts examined there
was none arsenic was readily found, and
also a small qual tity Of zinc"
The witness stated the oolcr OF the ssom-
acb, as he found It, and said from his exam.
nations and all the circumstances bis best
judgment waa that the redness vas produced
from arsenic swallowed by Mrs. Baker 10
life. bat. owing to the fact that 1t might
have been produced by other causes, such
as gastritls. putrefactioD. or even causes NOT
known, this wes not concluaiVe judgment.
Lldasd, 1t was very poor one Ghs
quattit Of arsenic found is Consistent With
either the embalming or poisoniI theory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

In the House OF Representatives yestsr.
day the Indian appropriation bill was pase-
eD, With an amendment striking out the an.
nual allowance OF 81 900 TO Captain Pratt, OF
the Indian school at Carlisle, Pa. Mr.. Mo.
Miliin. from the committee on ways and
means, reported the free-wool bill, which
was Ssferrsd to the committee OF the whole,
together With the views OF the minority,
presented by Mr. Burrows. MIR. Bryan and
Mr. Turner, respectively, from the same
committee. report.d blls for the free entry
Of binding twins end cotton bsgging and
ties. which were referred t., the committee
OF the whole. and leave vas granted to Mr..
Pavne and Mr. Da'zsll t, present the Views
of the minority on these measures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02
For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
Hens that Lay.

Leehorns lag mors eggs than any other
variety OF fowls; 80 Gays Felch, the patri.
arch OF poultry 10 America. he also
claims that the white Lsghorn will lay lsrg.
or eggs t1an any other vasie = of legborne.
He oom NERDS ca sc excellent CROSS for prsc.
iical purpcses-m ard eegs-a white Leg.
hosn cockerel Oh light Brahna heos. a
correspondent 10 Southern Fancier says
Ths best hen egg hsvs evsr 6eap or tasl cd
Is that OF the light Btanms hen, laid 10 hef
second Sesr.
Toiueure plenty eggs all wirt.r. put O
little stopebyaker's Chicken Powder 10
their feed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02
Letter from Richmond.
Special Correspondence Of the Aexandria Gazette
RICHMOND Va Mar 1892

Special Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND. Va, Mar. /, 1892.
There was clash among the farmers In
the House of Delegates at tie session this
evening when the bill introduced by Mr.. J.
Thompson Brow,, Of Bedford. came up on
its engrossment. The title OF the bill Ia "for
the more effective protection and advance.
ment of agriculture by regulating the eale
and quality OF all seeds sold or offered for
sale to parties intending to SOW or plant the
came for agricultural or garden purposes,
and the guarantee and conditions uDdes
which they are to be sold, and fixing toe
penalties incurred in violating the same"
The farmers In the House were all divided
end mixed up on this bill and the result
was the lawyers were sll worried to dea b.
they sald az to what to do, each member Of
tle legal fraternity expressing desire to
give the farmers all the assistance In the
way of legislation possible. Delegate Shac.
kslford who sometirne5 represents Oulpsper
for Delegate Catlett Gibson aud always rep
resents Orange county, hurled hot ehot ot
some of the farmers when he let 60 this
short expression: "There are come sensible
farmers and great many farmers without
aoy sense," and then he added 1.-THE farmers
alliance is dead Issue and 1t is about time
they were taking hold OF the hand Of the
tina white intelligence Of Virginia"
This brought Farmer Thomaa. the alliance
delegate from Fiueanna, to his fest,
and most langbsble and interesting colo.
guy took place between Delegate shakefo ford
and Delegate Thomas. The House laughed
heartily, and for shout one hour hay seed,
Irish potatoes. (some delegates calling them
81: at ,rs") clover seed and many ether sort
Of sstd we're talked about most cir queLt y.
Senator Gardiner Tyler, OF Charles City.
made big speech in the Sentt, this even
l on the Mason railroad bill which passed
che House. Senator Tyler regretted t,e de-
fes of the Kent bill ard made speech thrt
commanded tie s!riotest attention. Hsand
Senator Wickham lad lively ergumenta.
tive slit which was very much enjoyed by
all who heard 1t. Senator Tyler !s conceded
to be one OF the strongest men, ibtelleo,u.
ally, In the General Assembly, and he's
much Of he fire and energy that 90 dis To-
eulsaed his Illus tdous father who was Pfesi.
dent of the United States.
Some Of the Legislators will leave for home
tomorrow, and by Thursday there will only
be mere handful OF members here. The
closing hours OF this session are being de.
voted to the consideration OF important
mst ers, bat after tomorrow things will be
very dull around the capitol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

GIEsRoRo. Yesterday evening there was
q hasa. meeting OF Busua Vista. o1 Giesboro
Point, of the cit'zsns OF the eoush shore Of
The Eastern Branch, the eattsrn shore OF
Potomac. SO we'll IS the citizsns OF the ad.
ioin;pg counties OF Maryland and South
Washington, t, give public expression Of
their Views and wishes as to the coDtem-
plst,d construction f q bridge by the gov.
ernment from points, or near the foot of
South Capitol srset to Gleaboro. A petit
ton to Congress requesting the construction
Of such bridge was drawn up and aigued
BIZ all pIesent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

Procure It In time if sou wish TO gave dos
tors bills. DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup. Price
25 cents.
There's nothing half so swset In life aa
''love's young dream" Now about this, there
Is soma diversity OF opinion. Some giving
preference to good article of taffy, but
there are few things any swee.er than ease,
after raokiDg pain. and this is only gotten
by uelDg Salvation OIL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

wEDp1NG.-A large party of friends
.rs,e attracted to Grace Episcopal
rhnron last night t, attend the mar
isrs Of Mics Juiis V. Watera, of tuis
rify. and Mr. Lewis A. Nails, OF Wash-
Teton. but formerly of this city. AZ the
a.,si1s of Mendelssohn's wedding march
oaslea forth the b.ide and groom entered
no church. preceded by the four usbera,
wessrs. q. ~. Stanton aud E M Davis, OF
this citv. and Edward James and Ftsnk
NJ. inSty, OF Washing on. Mr. Horace
psmey presided st the organ. Rev. Mr.
Gam oftcisted. hIr. Jancs Crupper, Of
Wssh;ngton, acted as best nan and Mise
GrscIe wilbur OF L9uchbare, as maid OF
amor. Mr. J. E. Cheaser gave the bride
awsy. TIE bride Was attired Ia white fsille
s,'a and lace, en- train, and carried bou.
ans, OF Msyechs Nall roses tied with white
.,hh,n The mad OF honor wore white
CHINA six trimmed with ohifjn aCd ribbon,
end carried bouqust of B.ids's roses.
Tbs presents were numerous and costly,
many OF them coming from distance. al.
Iar the ceremony the bridal party and
friends repaired to the home OF the bride
9, here m elegant reception wSs held. The
dlning room Wss tasteiolly decorated With
forns and svergreens and the table groaned
,nder the weight OF the delicacies OF the
oaa.or after several hours of pleasant in-
sercourse interpreted with music, the euett'
r'sired gith D,sny wishes for the future hep.
nipess of tbs bride and groom who will make
A exgndrla their home In the iulute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our sd 1ertised druggist to sell DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. upon this condi ion Ifycu are sttlict-
ed with Cough, Cold or any LING, Throat OF
Chest ouble, and will use this remedy as direct.
ed, giving it fair trial, and experience no bene
At, you may return the bottle and have your
money rafuLds I'D. We could not make this offer
did we not know that DR.. Kings Now Discovery
could be relief on. it never dissppoints. Trial
bottles free at c. g. Lennou's Drug Store, GOA
King s.rsot. Large size Soc and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

little PLEASANT BIvALsY, WITH SOLID
SUB STRATUM We will give two inches of ad.
vertisirg space for six month i +, theALEXANDRIA
GAZETTE to the de.ler in ALI Y .Id rls, who shall
buy and pay for the ltrzest amount Of our shoes
betwes the Let OF March and the LIST OF Septem-
Der 1892. provided only, that eYr shoes are men
toned ia each Issue of the space for the period
named. Three moIths 10 second largest buyer;
six weeks 10 third largest. This simply illue-
trat.s cur anxiety to have every lady aud child
in Alexsndlil walk in Alexandra m ,do shoes
We will s,e that the Ladies' mead mover blush to
say That their shtes are home msde, and il econ
o6y iswta tn, we ventaIe nothing in guarantee.
ina you wealth, d. wearers OF our shoes
fsb22 90 The POTOMAC SHOE COMPANY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

ATTEMPTED sU1cIDE-Gso. Martin, q
wel!known newspaper map, and for the
past several months advertising solicitor Of
g Roanoke paper, cut his throat at one
O'Clock yesterday at bic clearinghouse In
Lynohburg. TIE wound is not necessarily
fatal. Martin, for years, ran an anti-probi-
bitten paper In Atlanta. Later, he wss sd
vertls!ng solicitor on 9 Baltimore paper !;
whence ne went to B ,anoke Martins wife
is q ROB English woman. There wers some
romantic and sensational Gestures connected
with the marriage. Hs had family and
several children In AsiantR, and suddenly
he deee' ted them and married the widow OF
DR.. T. Clay Msddux. of Baltimore. When
charged With bigam9, In Atlanta. bis de-
ienae vas that he hsd never been married
to thu woman he had lived With there for
year5. This provsd TO be technically the
case. Il ls believed that he and his last
wife have separated. Heavy drink caused
Martin . sct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

PRFsENTATION.-As eteted In the GA
zETTE, yesterday at u O'Clock the %nole
force Of the Registers Bureau CT the Z. ..
Treasury Department met In one oftn large
rooms OF that Office, 10 Washington, to pre-
sent 10 Col. L. WILDER Rsld. OF this city. late
Assistant Register, en- e1quisltsly beautiful
silver essd BET, consisting OF eow, fork and
epoon. manufactured for the occasion by
Messrs. II w. CAT, BIO. & Co., eppropri-
ately inscribed and enclosed In q handsome
case, slso beautifully marked. Col. How
ard Or, Gilman msGe the presentation sd-
dress, which was appropriately responded to
BY Col. Reid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

THE LENTEN SEAsoN.-To- day is Ash
Wednesday. ihe beginning Of the penitentisl
season CT Lent. For forty days, Until the
dawn of e ,s-er, special season OF prayer.
penacs and fasting, in commemoraticn OF
tle fsst of our Saviour, will DO observed
among the Catholic. Episcopal aud Lutheran
churches. Services were held in this city
"a announced Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

LAND sALEs-Miss Ellen O. DaingetReld
has sod to Messre. G. W. Fisher, 8. B. Fish
er and Noble Lindsey two squsres OF ground
bounded By Madison. Pendieson, Alfred and
Patrick streets, for IS COO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

The RICHMOND TEsMINAL.-Tae Dierest
On the Richmond Terminal collateral 5 per
cent. bonds. due March l, wss paid yester-
day at the Fourth National Bank, In New
York. NJ ing has haeu settled yet about
successor to John 81 Inman as president
Of tle Redmond Te.mirsl Company. Mr..
Fink, Il is said. has declined t. accept the
place It Is believed that 1t has been eff5r-
ed t, Capt. r. s. Hayes president of the
New York and Northern Railroad Compa.
nv, although 1t was stated yestsrdsy thtt
the presidency has not been definitely cfsr-
ed to any one,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

The FUNERAL services Of the late Thomss
Il Rsyster took pace this morning from She
residence Of MIRA. Mionlgero0e. co Prince
street. and were conducted by Rev. DIS.
Minnigerode and Sharp. After the seivioes
the remains were sent to Richmond for in.
torment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

Mr.. G. W. MILAN lest night delivered an
interesting lecture at the Opera House No.
der The auspices of Alexandria Council
Royal Aroarum. His subjsct was From
New York TO the White Mountains"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02
LOCAL RRRyIrIRs.
Preparations are belng made fer beginning
sznIk ct tha Alexandria brick yard ON Nor.

Preparations are being made fer beginning
work ct the Alexandria brick yard on Mon
day next.
It is sid to be propt sea to fs ablish small
race-couYse in tho neighborhoed of Gil sborc' but
as that place is within milo OF Washington, no
sort Of gsmiDg in connection with the races can
be carried OF, and In default Of this there would
be little incentive to run horses.
In the Maryland legislature yesterday an order
wa' passed for committee Investigation into thu
cost OF repairs OF the Cheaareake and Ohio canal
since 1874 and OF tho Tonnage, receipts and ex-
psnditures on 1t during 1891, the report to te
made at IA cary day.
There have been 600 entries for the cemipg
bench show of the Washington Kennel Club, In
Guiding many we'll known dogs.
1t is thought by many that f.st of forty days
is required TO recover from the effects Of pan cake
day.
Messra. 8. L. Monroe & Co. to day received
car 10 d OF choice New York apples which they
are sailing at cut prices
The bank north Of the local depot is sing level
ed 81 d the earth used In filing at the tonth end
OF the Long bridge.
patent was issued yesterday to John W. Viii.
coxep, OF Manassas, for nut lock.
The eale of confscated pistols will take place at
the station house tomorrow.
The Virginia conference Of the NJ. E.
ohuroh began at Falls Church to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

Dorlug the month of February the Clerk
OF the Corporation Court recorded Is deeds
and Issued marriage licenses-2 to white
persons and 3 to colored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

TIE WEATHRR.-The present bas been
inc lop xess spell OF Indictment Yves thsr that
this section has experienced for long time.
Snow began falling la night. and, With
rain. col t'nued throughout the night end
most of Tbs dat. at O'CLOCK there we're
no prospects OF clearing weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02
Nfanu Hnrcnnc n-o +

Many Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess Of bile
end cures m1laria- Get the genuine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

PERSONAL Mr.. acdMrs. Henry sthsafz
fo-mer!y ofthis city, no1reaiding inPhiiedei'
mis-. win sail from New York on April 10.
acooln panied By their daughter and grand
son. on the North German Lloyd steamer
Spree. They expect to travel through En-
roma. to he gore three months.
The marriage of Miss josephine Fairfax.
dap2h.er of John Carter Fairfax, CT Prince
GsoTpe's county, Mo, ths present Lord
Fairfax, eighteenth Baron Cameron. end
head Of the Vbgioia family o. that pane. to
Mr. Tunstall Smith, OF Baltimore, took place
Yesterday at ST. Pauis Episcopal Church 10
Washington.
York II complete his oonras in medicine.
Hiss Chew, of ChsrleetowD, w. Va. and
Mia Harrison, of LsesSurg, Va, left for
hone yesterday, greatly to the regEst of
their many friends. Miss Harrlson was &C..
oonpanied By Miss Lucy LIE, Of this tY.
Miss AliceG. Hudson Is visiting frleEds 10
Riohmond.
Mr. David ". Devaushn, who has been
living in shn Yves. f,r the pest seven years,
has returned, and will make this city bis
btm3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

POLICE REpoRT.-Lsst night was cloudy
with rain and snow. There were three
prisoners and nine dodgers at the station
house.
The Mayor this morniDg disposed OF the
following cssss:
Jss Minor aud Burley Banks. oolored,
fighting. 50 so each.
Ben Henderson, oolored, disosderly con.
duct, dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02

FIRE CONFERENCE.-The Eydrapiion s T.
q %. hold their monthly meeting last
lIght. at which two members we're elected
and two applications for membership re-
ceived a vote Of thanks was extended to
Messrs. J. r. q mmsrmap. l. @. O'Neal and
Frsnk Price for the use ofhorEe5 with which
to draw tie hose carriage during the winter.
Ihs Columbia Company will hold their
meeting tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02
FOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2.

Far thls section, light snow or rain; co!d
,o,fberly Winds, probably followed curing
Tburedsy by clearing weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02
DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS,
Woodward { LothTop,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
To-day and Thursday tSpe-
ctaz sale Of 25 Gross
"Butter7aizt Toilet
Soap.
The constant use of which will i'm
part q velvety softness to the skin
and make and keep it white and
free from blemishes.
10c. A CAKE.
First Aoor............ .........11th.st building.
SMYRNA and Japanese
rugs.
The entire 9Th floor of our 10th
street building is now devoted to
the display and sale of RUGS.
1900 Smyrna Rugs
At one-half regular prices. Sises
1896 to 36x72.
Regular price $1.75 to 1925.
Special price SIC to s. 25.
Japanese Handmade
RUGS.
1886 inches to l2xl6 feet. SIC.
to $4S.50.
Fifth floor ,... .10th-st. building.
English Rond-pri7ated Gre
tonnes,
Worth SOC to $l.O0 yard, for
TIC to SOC,
great variety of designs and COL
oriDgs. Will sell them at half and
less than half price. Among them
are number of the Morris designs
and represents the largest lot of
Fine Imported Cretonnes ever re-
ceived by any Washington firm.
Fourth cor ........ 11th.st. building.
-N-
Sizk Department.
$500 YAHDs PRINTED SILKS. 81 90 AND
$1.25QUALITIEs. FOB
CSC,
These goods are the pieiuct of one OF Lyons
hess manufacturers. There are Blsok snd Col.
cred grounds, with White figures and scrolls, and
colored floral designs
They are the mort substantial silk fabric man.
ufactured, warranted. all Pure Elk, and will
neither cut nor slip In tho seana
Here is chance to buy street OF house drcss
at sbcu ut half its value. 66o.
In addition to this We eher 21.inch Printed
FouIard1. soc 8 yard.
first floor, under skyiiEht)
~
ST. GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEX.
ANDRIA
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP
10th, 18th, and F Streets, NV.
WAsHINGToN, D. O.
A6ENs, WORKING SHIFTS in chevios and
| I'VE outing. Home made shirts speciality at
| fsb26 AMOS B. sLAYkAEER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-02
s.0LD VIRGINIA BISCUIT"

Orders left as G.. VIM, Rsmia3s will receive at
teut.on daily.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-23
ON Fourth Page.

The hand or
time deals lightly
with q woman In
perfect health.
But all functional
arrangements and
disorders peculiar
to women leave
their mark. You
naAdn't have
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-23

West Virginia cleveland, z; Pattison,
1; German, 3; Hill,
Wisconsin, Cleveland, "a.
District of Columbia 3 for Cleveland.
New Mexico Hill, /, Boies,
Oklahoma = Cleveland, 2.
Utah Cleveland, 9.
Indian Territory Cleveland. 2
AT 3 25 A. M. pandemonium reigned
In the Convention. Several times the
roll call was stopped by the enthusias
tic demonstrations. The District of
Columbia votes nominated Cleveland,
and the widest excitement ensued
3.44 A. MA motion to suspend the
rules and declare Cleveland nominated
by accamation was carried Flower
seconded the motion TO make the nomi-
nation unanimous.
Virginia and Maryland changed their
votes to IL and 16 respectively, for
Cleveland. After making the nomina-
tion unanimous, the convention. at 3 AZ
A NJ, adjourned until p. Nj to day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-23
THE NIGHT SESSION.

Most OF the Time Passed In NOmi-
mating Speeches.
CHICAGO, June 23.--When the conven-
ton reassembled the atmosphere was
almost unbearable. As one Of the dele
gates forcibly phrased 1t, "The place
smells like . dog show on the second
day" The combined efforts Of q rain
saturated floor strewn with sawdust and
further moistened with stale tobacco
juice, steaming IN torrid sun were cp-
pressive, to say the least, in building
crowded far beyond its capacity for
ventilation.
New York's entrance was greeted with
cheers, anticipatory Of coming scrim-
mage. Horace Boies bands came ac-
companied by the Iowa delegation, its
followers all waving their hats, and all
the Tammany men joining In with
shouts and cheers. All the other anti
Cleveland men joining In, thus eeeming
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-23
THE VOTE
GOrman and Carlisle Eeaeh Get a CompIi-
mentaTy Vote.
MARYLAND's VOTE SPLIT
Six for Cleveland and the Rest for
German.
GoRMAN DID NOT VOTE.

At $50 the roll call for ballot was
ordered. Amidst great cheers the roll
call was proceeded with.
THE VOTE
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-23

them. DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription
comes 70 your rescue as no other medicine
can. Il cures them For periodical pains,
nroIapsus and other displacements, beaEang-
down sensations. and oil . female complaints"
and weaknesses, il Is q powerful restorative
tonic and nervine, imparting strength 70 tho
whole system In general, and TO the uterine
organs and appendages In particular. IL
adds years to your Life.
les guaranteed " give satisfaction In
every case. IL IL doesn't, your money In
returned.
No other medicine for women l. SOLD on
these terms
That's because nothing else is "just a.
good
Perhaps the dealer win offer something
that's "better.n
He means that its better for him.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-23

At $50 the roll call for ballot was
ordered. Amidst great cheers the roll
call was proceeded with.
THE VOTE
Cleveland. 0174
Hill. ia.
Boies, IO3
German, 264
Stevenson, 10.
Morrison, 8.
Carlisle, IA.
Campbell, 2
Patterson, 4.
Whitney.
Russell. 4.
Total, 800.
Following is how the states voted.
Albany-14 for Cleyeland. for Boies.
2 for Hill l for German. for Camp
bell.
Arkansas Cleveland, 16
California Cleveland 49,
Colorado Hill, 3; Boies. 8.
Connecticut Cleveland, 12
DcldWdTc-OleVelanu ID.
Florida-Cleveland, s; Carlisle, g.
Georgia : Hin, g; German, a; Cleveland,
IL
Idaho-Boies, @
Illinois Cleveland, 4S
Indiana Cleveland, 80.
Iowa-Boies, 90.
Kansas Cleveland, 20.
Kentucky Cleveland. lS; Bolts, 2,
Carlisle, =.
Louisiana Boies, II; Cleveland. 3.
Hill, i; German, /,
Maine Hill, i; Whitney, 1; German, l.;
Cleveland, 9.
Maryland : Cleveland, @; German, 81,
The half vote caused by German not
voting.
Massachusetts Cleveland, "A; Hill, 4;
BOies. 1; Russell,
Michigan Cleveland. %
Minnesota-Clevela 1S.
Mississippi-IIill. 8; German. 4; Boies,
3; Cleveland. 8.
Missouri Cleveland. "a
Montana-Boise.6 6
Nebraska-Cleveland, IS: German. /.
Nevada-Boies, 4; German, 2.
New Hampshire-Cleveland, 8.
New jersey Cleveland, 90.
New York-Hill. 70.
North Carolina Stevenson, of nli-
nois. 16i; Morrison. !; Cleveland, 81;
Boies, /.
North Dakota Cleveland, g.
Ohio Cleveland. IA; Boies. l6; Car
Isle, 8; Hill, 9; German. 5.
Oregon-Cleveland. 8.
Pennsylvania Cleveland, g.
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