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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29
A DEMOCRATS VIEW.
What Col. Fellows Thinks Of the Albany
Convention-Other Opinions.

What Col. Fellows Thinks Of the Albany
COnvention-Other Opinions.
The action Of the Albany convention in send
ing an uninstruc.ed delegation to Minneapolis,
although not a surprise. has furnished sub
ject for lively conversation at the Capitol
today. The general drift OF sentiment seems to
be toward the opinion that there are breakers
ahead for the movement to renominate Mr.. Har-
rison. The republican Congressman are
naturally more cautious in the expression of
their views than the democrats, but since the
news arrived from Albany considerable more
doubt is expressed as to MIR. Harrison's renom-
ination.
Among the democrats also the Interpretation
OF the Albany proceedings 10 unfavorable to
the Presidents cause. The central argument
is that refusal 10 instruct for the Prerident
IL, to some extent at least, a setback for him
aud that the mere perfunctory indorsement OF
his administration means absolutely nothing
In the way Of future support.
Ibis idea was clearly expressed this morning
by Col. Fellows in conversation on the subject
Said he: II am not in the confidence of the
republicans of New York, but it does not ap-
pear TO me that they want President Harrison
to be renominated. The action at Albany leaves
them foot loose and affords abundant oppor.u-
nifty for future carving. cutting AMI finishing op-
erations bv the fms Italian hand Of Mr. Thos
C. Platt The Endorsement of the admnistra-
ton by the Albany convention has no signifi-
canoe whatever. They had to do that, of course.
It was the very least they could do, and they
did it," Other prominent democrats expressed
similar views.
On the republican side tho talk was more
guarded. Representative Ray of New York
said he thought tho proceedings ut Albany
"foretold victory for the republican party"
but he was uncertain as to the standard bearer.
He did not think that the failure to
instruct was necessarily mark Of
disfavor for the President. The dele
gates wished to be- free, and when
they got to Minneapolis they would nominate
the man who then seemed the strongest caudi-
date Representative Walker OF Massachusetts,
thought that since the Albany incident the
President might be said to have an even
chance. This is as far as the republicans gem
orally were willing to commit themselves in re-
gard to the denomination question this
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GALES ON THE LAKES.
A Fearful Storm Swept Over the Water,
Last Night.

A Fearful Storm Swept Over the Waters
Last Night.
sAULr STE MARIE, Mich. April 29.-While
making for shelter yesterday into Peninsula
harbor on the north shore OF Lake Superior
the Canadian steamer Glensarry, tow
ing the schooners Gaskin and Glenora,
lost the latter. A fearful storm was raging
at the time and it is feared that the Glanora
was pounded to pieces on the State Islands and
her crew of ten men drowned. Inc Glen
garry's wheel was fouled with the tow line and
the steamer went ashore on a sandy bottom.
The schooner Gaskin is safe with her
ASHLAND, Wis. April 29.-The steamer
Arizona lost her tow, schooner Plymouth, last
night in terrific storm. l; is feared that tine
Plymouth has gone to the bottom with her
crew The Arizona had hard time making
port, but has gone out again 10 search for the
achooner
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ARMY Or.lsrs.

Lieut. Col William D. wolverton. assistant
medical purveyor. is assigned 10 duty sur
geon at his present station, Fort Schuyler, N.
Y. until further orders
First Lieut. Richard Il. Paddock sixth cav
alrv. will repor. 10 the commanding officer
Jefferson barracks, No., for duty.
Capt. John T. Van Orsda.e. seventh infnntry,
will proceed TO Fort Shaw. Mont. for tempo
rsry special duty in connection with the re-
movai of remains OF officers ana soldiers and
their famihes from that place 20 the Custer
Battle Ground cemetery.
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The Nricroscopical Society.

Tho eighth annual soiree OF the Microscope
cal Society Of Washington will be held in the
hall of the High School building next Tuesday
evening. An address on sThe Field of the
Microscope" will be delivered by DIR. J. Melvin
Lamb. president Of the society, and there will
be over fifty exhibits of microscopical spsci-
mems.
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BEACH HOTELS BURNED.

The Arlington and Germans ut Hull,
Mass, Destroyed by Fire.
HULL, MASS, April 29-The Arlington and
the Germania Beach Hotels and a large bath
house were burned this morning. Loss on the
Arlington, $4,000; insurance, $4,000. Loss on
Germanin. $4,000, partly insured. The Hull
town records we're stored in the Arlington and
were destroyed. They cannot be replaced
The Germania had not been occupied all
winter, but Mr.. Samuel L. Chessman. the
owner of the Arlington. and family occupied a
portion of that house. Loss on bath house
about 81 O00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

Az OPFOETUSE FRIEND win be found IN Dr. n.
JayEes EXpecturamt, when rarFcd ~ a severe
Cold, and the MANY Lung or Throat affections
which sometimes follow This old remedy has net
the approval vi two generations, aud Is today -
popular, safe and elective a. ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

Citizens of Jackson township, Sumner county,
Kansas, will institute proceedings to test the
constitutionality Of the legislative apportion-
nent act passed by the last Legislature.
At the Grand Army Of the Republic encamp-
ment at Boulder, COL, yesterday Adjutant Gen
eral Kerneday was elected commander Of the
Colorado and Wyoming, q. A. r
Sir Alexander Bateman Periam Fuller Ac-
land Hood died today in London.
The Duke Of Westminster says that Orme
entered for the 1000 guinsas, has been foully
poisoned. The charge creates Q sensstion in
English sporting circles.
Last night hre destroyed all the business
houses aud residences on both sides Of the
main street at Reed City, Miss.
Charles Wallace, fireman, and an unknown
tramp were killed BY collision on the Louis-
Vile and Nashville railroad Last NIGHT neax
Hopkinsvilis, Ky.
The National Car Inspsctors' Association q,
81 Leuis has adjourned after reoolvs;e "a
have nothing to do with strikes
Miss Sarah y; Randolph died Mcnday hight IN
Baltimore She va . granddaughter Il
Thomas Js6eEson.
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Walter Clark, Portland railroad man, went
10 Tracy, Greg, to kill Miss lilly Ludwig, q
daughter Of q hotel proprietor there, but was
himself dangerously wounded by the girls
brother.
The republican congressional convention of
the 10Th Illinois district yesterday nominated
Norman II. Moss for Congress.
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WHAT CLEVELAND CAN DO. PERHAPS.
Mr.. Hamlin Thinks He Can Garry the State
of Massachusetts.

A STAR reporter today had . talk with Chss.
8. Hamlin Of Boston, secretary Of the New
England Tariff Reform League, WHO'S in Wash
ington to confer with the ways aud means COM
mittee with relation to the coal, iron aud tin
plate bills, with relation to the political stu
alton.
Mr.. Hamlin said: II am struck with the
change which has come over public senti-
ment in Washington with regard to the
presidential nomination. When I was here
in February many seemed to feel that
it might be better to nominate q So
called third candidate for the presidency,
but today il seems to be the general feeling .,
Washington among public men that the nomi.
nation Of Grover Cleveland 10 inevitable, and
that in all probability he will b nominated by
acclamation."
what, in your opinion, are his chances o,
election II nominated"
II believe THAT he viii be carried into the
presidency upon tidal wave of enthuEasm
similar to the upheayal Of 1890"
Twill Cleveland. IL nominated, in your opin.
ion, carry Massachusetts?"
~ be !ieye that with Cleveland - q candidate
and with Gov. Russell running again for the
govsrnorship We can surely carry 1assschu.
sets"
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NJ a r. RIED .

JENNEY-EoPPt.RToS Gu wedr'sdsy. hfril 20.
1872, at IN. hy the itcy. Or George lf.rlghton At
tho Lsctory Of THE LAtue Church kroal.i
or" fifth avenue anu TNsng ninth stsc,t Nsx
York. DIR MALrEh J.. JENNEh and A'zs 1IANIE T.
HoPPERTOS. bosn Of Washington. D. {.
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pDp ONT LEAVE The LITTLE FOLKS our IN
p z the cold. At the beginning and ending of many
Odd day during the summer outside garment
feels comfortable II really Of the things that
not be done without Some dainty styles are the
racks jet for the MISSES AID CHI DEES who haven't
been provided for. You Will hnd the cost is worth
worrying about. Our special maker las sup
Piled us-and what Is best to
have. By ARRANGEMENTS with him the styles sent Us
ere EXCLUSIVELY OURS HERE We don't doubt
they have been eopied-they such slightly gar
nsnts But Hi atoms always lack the vital qualities
that recommend the originals. There's tailored IN
sh these Of that is conpieuoGs by its absence
in the work turned out by most manufacturers. A
half-nsie garment ia ike q halfcooNed dinner-does
set we'll OURS ''lons to turn REEFER,
BLAZER or NEwMARKET-one of the three is best
which shall IL be.
NAVY BLUE REFERS. made with Goa:
collar. trimmed with git anchors and brass
4tol yess--s1,7a
NAVY. NAVY sLSt hShfriIs. wi. l,, sailor collar
,,H y1 B bin tbfes s s1Ia 6 52 G9.
4ysais- 6years- sysar.- 1oysars- !s years
sss9 f stgs p, s45S S 500 S3.6
notchei collar and s1It buttons
4years- q years Syssn- lOyears- IL years
s4-5o a41s $500 s5.25 $3.50
yer cord and buttons. SILVER star Oh points Of
cellar.
GRAY CLOTH HEEf Elts. with .ailcr collar
trimmed with horseshoe ornaments
GRAY cLoffaiG kE iiiii WITH III plated back
6ysars- s5ssrs- lOye,rs- 1aysArs-
o $50 >, IA sS7 Sr $500 .,,t SCI Ca:
TAN BEDFORD COHD KEEFERs. Ined
th-ouzhout with chansesble Sill, fastening
with white psaEi buttons
ito l. ysars-sIO.
TAN REtFERs win patch pockets A very
II to is years-s5.
,FASCY SIEIfzD. TAN CoLORED. TAILOR
TAN CHEyIOT REEFEH, with double
1tcked seams and chanSesble SILK facings
rss1rE X kr e Is y T0s S,,9rs Nit, Lar,
seams aud inserted front
Ia 10 Is yesfsLsl2 so
NOVELTY CLOTH NEWdARKETS-set off
.ith different cut o: eaPes
IL TO Is ysar.-sl1 IS. sl2 so. SIS. SIS and
Sis 81.
Most I'll that the gr,s wait is something to throw
on" conveniently. So that puts tho REFERS first
What quantity Of them We have sold this spring.
There's adherence in buying CHILDREN'S GAR
MEMS here than in most places ANYTHING-in
our estimation-wiu NOT do. We insist that the
care and attention be given to the detail the
coats made for their elders. Its good point The
girls HEetheir mothers ke-snd ike it, 1t sverts
satisfaction gained by sticking to our ship"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29
NH.r GR,snr SIS

War GRAsrr SAss.
WHAT Il you naye heard enough Of brax
GRAsTY claim 10 ave Tor a5c / don's ad.
Nert1ss 10 give you soInething for
SAYS nothing. aad no other man wi
live up TO any such PROM
vertising. ard = firmly believe in
ststins incontestbls facts in every
GRAsTY ths reader. 1 have srent about
$1,000 with The Evening star en-
SAYS dezyOrinx TO inform the IeOple as to
A a direct return from TIN. expendi-
turs I have sold $4,000 or more,
WHAT and this result could not have Geen
GRAsTY trifinT with the people: but we ac-
cOlaplshed it because in every n
SAYS stance each customer found our state
meats verified WIN they came We
cont sill on inaJallrnents. We have
no special one-iay sales. but every
WHAT thins goes e,.ap Tor cash, and no
GRAsTY priees.
SAYS Oak Table cluster legs, S.. " other
house ever made such price. Cotton.
Hp,r A Msssrsss. sla f 30, 0 Ssn't
WHAT match iRell any.aef.;, sold
GRAsIY OAK Chairs cane seat. s3c. Very
Hanlsoms b AL Racks. 81 50 ny. Baby
SAYS earrings. "a % up. Parlor suites,
s25 TO 40 fuil line Of Mating.
kxtra Fine Dsnask. zoe. q rum
blers. &c. 6-piece Tea set. 81 9s.
WHAT 10C piece Dinner Set. 80 80. I'm
GEAsTY cheaper than white granite. Reirixe,
rators. 81 80. Sc- We copy the manu-
on earth We can furnish your honse
from top to b.ttom with everything
WHAT except dry goods and Stoves II you
GRAsTY prices you can ana wO VIII knock the m
out Of Joint. Make 10 mistake 10
SAYS maine and place.
GRAsTY. THK PrsBER.
Donbe stores Furi;lture. CHINA, &c,
With each purchase Of o, so or more We give ono
car fare app
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29
MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP

M rs. WlSSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. Il SOOTHES the
CHILD SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for
DIARREGA- Sold by Druggists in every Tart of the
world Re sure and ask for .Nrs winslow's Soothing
syrup and take 10 other Kind rs cents o bottlaL
u3l-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

Near Hopkinsville, Ky., yesterday a cyclone
struck Presbyterian church and nearly de-
stroyed it. 1t also swept away fences and
damaged property through the western part Of
the county.
A disastrous fire ragged at Mt Sterling. Ill,
yesterday, destroying block of brick buildings
y. T. Crane, ,president Of the First National
Bank, fell dead from heart disease.
Hlx hundred coal miners in the Collinsville,
Ill, district have gone on strike because OF
the discharge OF three men.
Henry MCGEE OF Houston has been convicted
OF murder in the nrst degree. He killed Onicer
James Fem year ago By shooting him while
he was trying to stop fight
Craven b Deanley's cotton mill at 9Th and
Somerse. streets, Philadelphia, was damaged
by tire this morning to the extent Of $4,000.
The two desperate horse thieves Got
Spencer and Jack Burnett have been killed ct
jackson Hole, in the extreme northwestern
portion Of Wyoming.
DR.. J. L. Workman and I'rof. A. Peterson Of
the American Museum Of Natural History In
Central Park, N. T., hava lust concluded :
sucoessful scientific researCh for Sossiis IN San
Juan pounty, n. \
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Range az the Taermorncfrr.

Range q. the Thefmofn0fer.
The following were the readings at the Office
of the weather bureau today: s am, sc; pm,
AZ; maximum, SO; minimum, 46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

Gen. New to Look After the Harrison Cam
paign.
IxpIANAPoIn, ISD., April 2a-John G. New,
consul general at London, will return here
within two or three weeks. He will resign
time 70 Harrissn's campaign.
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LADIES',

ny calling At leIS G ST. NV. you can hsve your
HAHN CUkLlD ki.EE scd try our new Rrocsss.wla
Keep HAIR IL CT HI from TIN DAYS 70 ivy
%Ekks. IN ali kines " westhsr. This frss 70 All
Experienced hzirdres~er in attendance. Also LARGE
s-oance bottle EUREKA FACE BLEACH, 81 bottle
antil further notice. NAE A. MA0lAL- formerly
Hours from =. m 10 y. m apeO- Am
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Carson and Mccartney. 14l3 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

HVHE sQUIRRELp FRoLIc AND INV
II c0RAN CADET COkps MARCH are the n
p eces which Jiease everybody. You c.n get
HENRY WHITES. e35 o..
EsrABLIsHED lsso-w q TAPPAN. ID
II in Dismonds. Watches. Jewelry Sflyc- n
60l 9th Of nv, third door shove n. Pine "a
eweiry repa1rsnr spscisiiy-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

EIst kegs them. Dx. :. y. h sI16xRT oo1A oo;s
manufacturer.
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We WIZ SELL You
THIS WEEK

We Will SELL You
THIS WEEK
The best soc Ingram Carpet at 49c.
WE WILL SELL YOU
The best ROXBUEY and other makes of Dollar
Tapestry Carpets 1T G9c.
WE WILL SELL YOU
The beet BIGELOw and other makes Of Body
Brussels Carpets at Sl-05.
WE WILL SELL YOC
Abeau,itul WILTON RUG. 3x6 feet, for "a o5.
Price has been 50
3c-lnch Smyrna Rugs fo- 81 "a.
WE WILL SELL YOU
large Antique CHAMBER SUITE, with 42-in
Dresser and bevel plate 2i130. for $3.50. has
been $50.
WE WILL SELL YOU
A6-pece lug suite for $40 so.
WE WILL SELL YOU
MATTIN9S in all grades At the lowest prices
WE WILL SELL YOU
1he "NIsCOSSIS PEERLESS" the best hard
wood Refrigerator that is lnsie. and return tn.
money ifyou srs not satisfied w.thit.
OR We WILL SILL YCU
Anything that you may need in our line at prices
which cannot be duplicated Come and see Us
and be convinced.
". II. HOEEE,
aI23-6t sth and PennA ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

We SEND CANDY
By Express
To ell PARTS of the land.
GILL,S CANDY has
nationsl rgutZtiOn
Our most popular
CANDIES The 60
and - CENT KINDS.
There's immense Va-i-
Of both. The TO-
Cent Candy - the best
TO send 10 = friend in
the west aay-
where else. Our Cher-e
for express.ss II very
ell4All.
GnI & Sox.
National Candy Makers.
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ArrR,s Ham VIoos

Ayers Ham Vloon
Restores faded thin and gray hair to its original
color texture and abundance prevents It from falling
out. checks tendency to badness, and promotes
new and vigorous growth A clean, safe. elegant and
economical hair dressing
EVERYWHERE POPULAR
mine months after having the typhoid fever my
head perfectly bald was induced to try Ayers
Hair vizor. and before had used half bottle the
hair began to grow Twomors bottles brought out
good head of hair ever had. On my recommends
ton my brother. William Craig. made use Of Ayers
Hair yisor with the same good results"-stsphen
CraiE. $50 Charlotte St. Philadelphia. Pa
AYERS HAIR vIGOR
Prepared by DR.. J. C Aver Co.. Lowell, Mass. Sold
by Druggists Everywhere.
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ERRY-s.

NINTH AND THE AVENUE
Established 1910. Iltl TELEPHONE Dos.
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VIE Con Liver On Has LOST

VnE Cen Liver On Has Losr
its vileness in scotts Emulsion and gained good deal
in efficiency.
1t is broken up into tiny drops which covered
with glycerins Just quinns in pills is coated with
sugar gelatine. You do Lot get the at all.
The hypcphosphites Of lime and soda add their tonic
effect TO that of the half-disestsd cod-liyer oil.
Let Us send you book o. CAREFUL LIvING-free.
SCOTT L BOVINE Chemists 1872 South 5th Ave
nue.. New York.
Your druggist keeps scott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver
oil-sl druggists every where DO. 81
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Dr.. Joseph 7. Lstimsr has died At his home
near Braadyvins, Prince Georges county, Nd
aged sixty-ssven years. Dr.. Lstimsr had the
most extensive practice in southern Maryland
He was attached 10 Gen. Early's corps in the
rebellion. He vas captured twice and confined
in the old Capitol prison and formally ex-
changed eincs the var he had bean in active
practice, giving IL his whole time and energies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

Jackson. savsr and Knox counties, Tenn.
are in panic ever ths operataons Of the white
saston, With Supreme sad sabsrdinsss edIesU
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HIGHwAr RODBrnr.

Some tiehw,ymen steal your money. others tr,
steal the results of your brain and the fruits Of
labor. the latter the worst form Of highway robh
Merit has made sueces of cAltILh's LIT
LIVER Hills. They have become household I
ana the people will have them: they know their Vi
Then comes the hixhwaymxn with his TMITArIl
AND WORTHLESS FRAUDS, and viii thee
hopes 20 trade upon the merit and reputation Of q
TERs LIrTLE LIVER Pills.
BEWARE OF THESE Ri6HwAYxES. don't d
posed upon with an article offered 70 you .
rood" o. .C-A-R-T-k-Rs-s." There 10 noihi1
good 90 'C-A-R-T-E-R's"
Ash for -C-A-R-T-E-R-'-s"s ana he sure you
genuine CARTEk's LITTLE LIVER PlILs.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEApAcB
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE SNAIL 4
ec3oIn.vly
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For the Russian Relief Fund.

For the Russian Relief Fund.
This morning Chief Clerk Collins of the gov.
eminent printing Office deposited In Riggs
Bank the sum Of a201.15, contributed to the
Russian relief fund by employees Of the Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

RoBERr BEALL sends the May number of the
North American Review.
ROBERT BEVERLY, charged with cruelty to
animals. and Henry Mikel charged with
having unwholesome meat for sale, forfeited IS
each in the Police Court today.
UNIQUE and entertaining will be the Jubilee
social this evening at the Z Street Baptist SUM-
day school Geo. d. Scott. the Richardson
and Smith quartet and others will partici-
pate in the program.
Ar Ameetins OF the Langdon Literary League
Wednesday evening an address was delivered
by MIR. Chas. W. Isey and Miss Myra hendricks
recited A ghost auction followed. The ladies,
disguised IN sheets. were disposed Of to the
highest bidders, the purchaser in each instance
being allowed to escort the lady to supper.
The District democratic central committee
will meet at the rooms Of the National Demo-
cratic Club. 1929 Pennsylvania avenue, next
Tuesday evening for the purpose Of organize
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29
POLITICAL NEWS.

John r. Loeb. in nominating Sherman can
didate, Taylor, for the head Of the Ohio ticket
ut Cleveland yesterday afternoon dwelt almost
lovingly for three seconds on the win, vigor
and victory OF peerless Foraker" The con-
vention hall was nearly drowned in the ensuing
torrent of enthusiasm. For secretary Of state.
besides Taylor, the Sherman candidate, Wyd-
man (Foraker) and Chester independent with
Foraker leaning) were named. The voting had
not been long IN progress when it was seen
Taylor would have at least a ma jority, and
changes to Taylor began to be announced from
the ballots ut first announced cast for the
other two candidates. The result was as fol-
lows: Taylor, 1861; wydman, 1888; Chester,
A71s. TAYLOR selection was made unanimous
Judge VIM. I. Spear was unopposed as his
own successor for one of the two supreme
court judgeships.
J. +. Burkett was nominated for the second
supreme court iudgeship.
TEXAS PRoHIBITIoNIsrs.
The prohibitionists OF Texas in state conven-
ton at Waco Tuesday selected presiden tial
electors and nominated full state ticket For
governor, ID. NJ. Bendergast; lieutenant gov
ernor. b. w. Williams; treasurer, II. G. Damon;
attorney general, S. B. Goff; controller, W. T..
Dayton; land commissioner. s. G. Tomlinson;
superintendent public instruction, r. Clark.
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS
The New Jersey republican convention at
Trenton named Gen. William j. SeweE OF Cam
den. Garrett A. Hobart OF Passaic. George A.
Halsey of Essex and John /. Blair OF Warren
as delegates at-large. They we're not instructed.
The platform praises President Harrison and
opposes the free coinage OF silver. No refer
euce is made to Mr. Blaine.
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.
The Nebraska republican state convention
instructed its delegates to Minneapolis to vote
for President Harrison for denomination.
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THE MErxEROrr HALL CASE.
Douglass Explains the Sftua-
ton to a"Star'' Reporter.

HE THINKS SENATOR N'MuLAH WOULD HAvE
BEEN LESS INDIGNANT II He HAD KNOWN THE
rAcTs-THB METzERoTr LICENSE IN ACCORD
AScR WITH THE BOSTON REGULATIONS AaRrKp
UPON.
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OHIOUSNESs, CONSTIPATION TORPID
- liver. &c. cured. Nerve AMI Liver Pills, so doses
25c. samples free. SCRELLER * 8TkvEN,.
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No. Of Loans to Members 2.2S2
Settled 1894
This indicates how many have been
successful in paying Cor their homes
first laying the foundation by saving on
shares in regular monthly instruments.