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A Portlon of AIexlco Acnnlred.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, July 14-Owing to
the late rise in the Rio Grande. cut has
been made through the mainland near the
city Of Matamoras, Mexico, making the
river two miles shorter and leaving over
thousand acres Of Mexican territory on the
American side
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nefnsed hal Ansuer nnestinns-

CHICAGO July 1.-THE interstate com.
merce commission may be compelled TO re-
sort TO the courts TO force certain disclosures
regarding the alleged illegal relations be-
tween the gigantic Illinois Steel company
and five railroads incorporated under the
laws Of this state and Wisconsin, as the
interested parties put on the witness stand
refused point blank TO answer the vital
questions asked them.
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nrclted orer nn on INA.

BELLEFoNrE, Pa, July a. Bellefonters
are greatly excited over discovery of oil.
Il oozed out OF the hin just west of the
town and flowed down Spring creek, being
plainly distinguishable on top Of the water.
A company is being formed to prospect and
test the extent of the discovery. Oil and
natural gas rights are also being bought
and fabulous prices are being paid.
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nefased 70 HeIp the ToIsom.

PEORIA, his, July 14-Eighteen lives
were lost by the sinking of the frankie
Folsom. Added to the sorrow over the loss
Of life is a fever of indignation over the al
legged action Of the captain Of the steamer
Longfellow, who, although only a short
distance from the Folsom when it began to
sink, is positively declared to have declined
to go to the fated steamers assistance.
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The 81. Gervais Disnstcr.

PARIS, July l4.-Search was continued
for the bodies Of those who lost their lives
in the flood and landslip which overwhelmed
st. Gervais OF the fifty-seven employees
in the bath only nine were saved alive, and
seven Of these are severely injured At the
hamlet Bionasy, which was swept out Of
existence by the glacier, thirty-fve persons
xvarn killed
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Conneetlont md lhe TnIr.

HARTFORD, July l4-Executive Commits
sioner Woods made a report to the Worlds
fair managers showing that l25 Connecticut
concerns have already applied directly for
space, twenty-seven Others have applied
from other states and l05 Others have ap-
plications on the way. Major Woods is con-
ident that the state win make a very cred
table exhibit.
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Fearful Loss Of Life at Sen.

BUENos AYREs, July 14.-A torpedo boat
named the Rosaiis foundered in a storm off
the coast of Uruguay. All the officers were
saved, but the crew Of seventy men are
missing The Argentine ironclad Almi.
rante Brown and the cruiser Veinticineo
en- route TO Spain, are missing, and it Is be
lievod they are lost.
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NEW ORLEANS. July l4.--The latest ad-
vices from Spanish Honduras indicate that
the revolutionary movement has been sue
cessful, and the de jure government is play
ing for a chance 10 step down and out aud
avoid military execution.
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Lieutenant Governor Loomis Dead.

HARTFORD, July 14-Ex-Lieutenant Gov
ernor Francis B. Loomis, of New London,
aged seventy-four died here at the resi-
dence Of his daughter, Mrs. Havemeyer
He was born in Lyme. He was elected lieu
tenant governor of Connecticut by the Dem
ocratic party in 1876. He has since been a
presidential elector and has received other
political honors
Evening journal., 1892-07-14
Wanamaker Again Aocnsod.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Chairman Hen
derson, Of the house postofiice committee,
has received additional charges, filed by
Philadelphia parties interested in the CON
struction Of pneumatic tube lines for mail
carrying purposes, against Postmaster Gen
eral Wanamnker
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House. FACTORY and shop sold.

The large two-and a. half story dwell
ing house. carriage factory and black
smith shop Of James A. Johnson. situated
on the main street Warwick. Cecil
county. was sold at public sale yesterday
to Alexander Maxwell Of Mildlctown.
Del, for Sl.025.
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skull Fractured By Flying Iron.

George Jackson Of Principle a work.
man on the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad, was struck
Monday on the head by piece Of iron
which hew from passing train. and had
his skull fractured SO badly that little
hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
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Five We're KILLED.

MIpDIETowN, n. y, July l4-A party Of
New York people while returning in a three
seated wagon from Wurtsboro, whore they
had attended a picnic, were struck by
train on the Ontario and Western railroad
aud Ave were killed
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charlo.tn,rn nnr nrnrned.

EfKroN. Nd. July a. Fred Hasson.
of Charlestown. about twenty years
old. Jumped from boat on Monday
night and was drowned. He was one Of
n party Of Young men who was crossing
the Susquehanna river from Havre de
Grace to Pcrryville in boat, which
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A YnrI,t nnrnnh

NYhcK, July l4.-The handsome steam
yacht owned by DR.. Derby, the oculst, Of
New York, was burned TO the waters edge
here early in the morning. The origin Of
the fire is a mystery, as no fire or light was
left in tho Nacht
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Reid Didn't use Nonunlon MARINE.

NEW YORK, July 14-Wiiliam Tober.
president of the National Association Of
Marble Cutters, has sent out an open letter
denying that nonunion marble was being
used in Whitelaw Reid's new residence at
Onhir fnrn.
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The Treasure search Abandoned.

CLEVELAND, July H.-The attempt to re-
cover the lost treasure Of the steamer Pc
wahic, which was sunk in collision with the
Meteor in 1865 in Lake Huron, Off Alpena,
has been given up.
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Astor rnnidIv necoverinr.

LONDON, July Il. Mrs Astor states that
her husband is making rapid progress to-
ward recovery.
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Tried 10 save His brother.

NEWARK, N. j., July i4.-William Purdy,
aged eleven years, was drowned while at
tempting TO save his six-year-old brother,
Edward, who was rescued from like fate.
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pnrdoned nr pntilsnn.

HARRIsBURG, July A. Governor Patti.
son has pardoned John Lawless, of Clear
field county, who was sentenced to thirteen
months in the Western penitentiary for as
sault. He had served seven months.
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A rnrnnoe comnnnr Fnlls.

TORONTO, July l4.-The Toronto Furnace
company has assigned. Liabilities about
S75, 200 in excess Of assets.
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ExcursIon steamers Collide.

PRovDEScE, July 14.-Excursion steam
ers Mount Hope, from Fall River, and
Queen City, from this city, collided of
Bristol Nobody was injured.
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ne started cnnned Gnnhs.

JAMEsBURG, n. j., July a. Harrison W.
Crosby died at his home here, aged seventy
eight years. Ia ls47 he discovered the art
OF hermetically sealing tomatoes in tin cans.
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Garza Getting Ready Again.

CARMzo, Tex, July l4-United States
troops have again commenced 70 move 20
prevent the revolutionists from getting TO-
gether on this side TO so to Mexico.
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New Haven Weather Bureau.

New HAVEN, July l4.-Observer Cox, Of
the local weather bureau, received official
orders notifying him that the station had
been made one of the first order.
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Dominlon CnnnI rolIs.

OTTAWA, Ont, July i4-An order in
council has been passed allowing rebates on
canal tolls on grain shipped from American
ports on Lake Ontario, passing through St.
Lawrence canals and exported from Mon
treal
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nInY nnrn IYardner In.

PORTLAND, Ore, July l4.-Priyate infor-
nation reached here stating that the Union
Pacific Railway company has taken all its
movable property out Of Wardner, in the
Coeur d'Alene country, anticipating a gen
eral coniiagration of the town.
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Killed hv Hot Stag.

HARRIsBuRG, July 14.-Hot Stag was
dumped into a swamp near the Pennsyl-
vania Steel works, causing an explosion
Louis Hunter a colored man, was killed
and two other men were seriously hurt
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nrIce Sol . cnndidnte.

WASHINGTON, July "a. Senator Brice en-
phatically denied the published statement
that he would succeed himself as chairman
Of the national Democratic committee.
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rhn rnll nf ihe I,n.tlln-

PARIS. July lf--The anniversary Of the
destruction OF the Bastile Is being cele-
hrated. Russinn and American flags are
seen everywhere with the French, and an
army of jugglers and acrobats and street
faldrs are camping everywhere.
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sprung a leak and was in danger Of sink
ing He jumped from the boat and
quickly disappeared Efforts to find the
body have failed so far The other men
in the boat reached the shore I'm safety
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shot Himself IN the street.

NEWARK, n. j., July l4-James Mar
zops shot himself on the sidewalk in High
street, and there is little chance OF his re-
roverV
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blair MAY 90 10 Congress.

MANCHESTER, N. H., July Ex-senator
H. W. Blair has been brought into the field
as a candidate for the Republican congress
sional nomination in this district. and it is
understood that ne viii not decline if nomi-
nata1
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Perished In Mount Etna,s LAVA.

ROME, July l4-Mount Etna continues
to pour out prodigious quantity of lava
Great destruction has beeu wrought among
the vineyards and some peasants have per-
ished
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nrAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE.
NorIcrs.
CE.-TAX-pAYERs TAKE NOTICE
y CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR


ICE.-TAX-pAYERs TAKE NOTICE
1aQ2.
The undersigned, receivers Of taxes for the
city OF Wilmington, VIII be M No. 10 East
Sixth street between Marketand King streets.
between the hours of and l2 in the morning
and from 90 Ia the afternoon, for the pur-
pose OF receiving taxes. On all taxes paid
during July there viii be a reduction of
cents on every dollar. and all taxes paid on or
after the FIRST day OF August shall be payable
unpaid on the first day of September shall be
increased by the addition OF per ccntum on
the amount thereof.
EDMUND MITCHELL. JR.
Receiver Northern District, including all
"0r'n Oh S'A'n street EUGENE SAVERS.
Receiver Southern District, Including all
south Of Sixth street.
NOTICE 10 COUNTY .TAX-PAYERs.-
~ Receiver OF Taxes John N. Dickey, win sit
at the following places. during the month Of
August. at dates as stated, for the collection
OF county, poor, road and dog taxes for the
year lsH.
August 10 -Blackbird.
August 90 Townsend.
August Mlddlotown.
August G-Odessa.
August Delaware City.
August list. Georges.
Augul l2-ki 'kiNood.
August -Cooch's Bridge.
# August l7- Newark.
August s-Christiana.
August 49, Marshhllton.
August 20-Milford Cross Roads.
August 2l-foy's Hotel.
August Newport
August 20 Practical Farmer.
August 2i- Sharplcss School House.
August B-jl-New Castle.
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The Nnr cnhln Inih.

NEW LONDON, Conn, July l4-Fisher's
island is again in cable communication with
the rest Of the world. Employees Of the
Southern New England company completed
the laying of q new cable, three miles long.
between the mainland and the island.
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Horses burned 10 Death.

NIAGARA FALLS n. Y, July 14-Ger-
hard Lang's cooling house for beef and
three frame dwellings were burned. Sew
eral horses perished.
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Pension Payments.

WASHINGTON, July l4-The number Of
pensions allowed by the bureau Of pensions
during the week ending July was 5S42.
The amount paid for the same time aggre-
gated S59,G4l.5O.
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nralnea nls VIC wllh nn AZ.

BosToN, Jdly lf.--Michael f. Ryan, Of
Chelsea, while crazy, Drained his wife with
am AK, and then cut his throat with a knife.
RYAN may recover.
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Crops and Cattle DESTROYED.

HARRoDsBURG, KY, July l4-A severe
rainstorm visited this section and did much
damage to corn, wheat and tobacco. a
great many horses and sheep were killed
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Gnnnerr nt snndr nnnl,.

NEW YoRg, July l4-The Maritime Asso-
citation Of the Port Of New York has passed
resolutions declaring that the practice Of
gunnery at Sandy Hook ought to cease.
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he rounded nacIus hospital.

NORWICH, Conn, July 14.-Wiliam ".
Backus, the founder Of the Backus hospital
IN this city, died, aged eighty-nine years.
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three burned 10 Death.

LONDON, July lA-A fire at Berllhanp-
stead destroyed three lives A caretaker
aud two children were burned TO death.
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nIoKnir Rennminnto.l.

FREDER1cK, Nd, July IA Hon. William
NJ. McKaig was unanimously renominated
for congress 10y the Sixth district Demo
cratic convention.
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Headoaarters I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, July l3.-A local paper has the
following; 1T has been definitely settled
that branch headquarters for the Repub-
lcan national committee viii be established
if fiI1faano
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rIurder over politIcs.

ST Louis, July l4.-1n political quarrel
Sheriff f. J.. Dozenbach, of Clayton, shot
and instantly killed Major W. S. Smith, ex-
Rssessor Of the same place.
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chicaro nuclket Sbops rnided

CHICAGO, July l4-By preconcerted ar-
rangement the police made "a wholesale raid
ON the bucket shops and arrested sixty-twc
keepers and employees
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rILins for Gnrnrnnr.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, July 14.-It has
been determined by the leading Republic
ans Of this state TO run Secretary of War
S. B. Elkins for governor this fall.
Evening journal., 1892-07-14
The worlds bicycle Record broken.

PARIS, July 1.-THE bicyclist Stephane
rode 6Si kilometers in twenty-four hours,
beating the worlds record
Evening journal., 1892-07-14

Michael Devine Of South Wilmington
was struck on the head with a ham
mer while in a fight last night. Dr.
William c. Pierce dressed the wound
The injured mans assailant is said to
be nun named Harrity
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ToIedn,s nnndIers.

TOLEDO, o., July lathe evidence
against the ten members of the board Of al
dermen and city councilmen accused Of
bribery is very strong.
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rhe CITY Protected.

DETROIT, July 14.-The defalcation Of ex
City Treasurer Taite viii reach $4,000, but
the city Is protected by bonds
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oshnrne.s - rostnnnea.

BosToE, July 13.-The case Of Horacs K.
Osborne. accused Of attempting to bribs
Legislators, was again Dostp0ned TO July 20.
Life insurance solicitors wanted for the
strongest. largest and hest company in the
world. ANSoN a. MAHER, General agent,
Equitable Buildidg.
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The Weather.
sIrncIl MN y IInmmer.

The weather promises to be fair and tenn
perature unchanged
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nANKINo AND rINANCIAI-

CEnnn WANTED ON FIRST MORT
tNOOUV gage nt o per cent Address J. r..
h., EVENING JOURNAL. office.
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Open daily from o'clock a. M until D. r.,
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from z to Is
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d. C. Cummins and wife have been visiting
smyrna relatives.
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NATIONAL LEAOUE GAMES.

NAIIVNNIl IlEAVNH WAME0.
AZ Cincinnati n. IT. n.
Cincinnati 80 0 o 0 90 "a o O.
Brooklyn......1 o 0 o o 20 o. /
Rhines and Vaughn, Stein and Daley.
AT Chicago A.. IT. II.
Chicago. 90 % o o o O-l4 3
Philadelphia. % o o o o OF . Q
Luby and schriyer, Keefc and Cross
At Louisville nH.r.
Louisville. .....O o 0 ] 90 0 O-e 2
Washington..8 o 0 o o 9 2-lO 10 3
Duryoa and Mcclure stratton and Weaver.
AT pittsburg- -Pittshurg. Boston game pre-
vented by rain
At Cleveland Cleveland-New York game
prevented by wet grounds.
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If YOU

Have ayad yourself Of the opportunity visit Reduction
Se the time We have naueurated heavy discount sale
for short time only This the last aud buyers
will given all advantages system easy credit This
You will admit extraordinary opportunity after eng goods
aud getting prices
dollar starter viii set welded couples the way
housekeeping the easy payment plan practice the Reliable
Insameut House Of Frank J. Murphy
ANY young couple will money and build up home about
them they housekeeping the early days of marriages with
the splendid inducements oher Ready cash positively
necessary the outfit requisite furnish couple Of
a small cottage
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$l ON SO

is the required payment with equal saved
out Of your earnings. Payable weekly.
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INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits Of
money for one or more calender months at
the rate 90 per cent. per nnnum.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real Estate.
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A RTIsANs' SAVINGS BANK.
NO. zoe MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delaware.
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ASSETS. 1921. 1856. "A
DEPOSITS, Sl6,SSl41
SURPLUS, $104, S54O8
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GEORGE W. BUSH, President
g. WESLEY WELOIN, Nice-rresident
II. n. TAYLOR, Secretary and Treasurer.
JOSEPH NJ. MATHEk, Auditor.
MAY lst. 1892.
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Large Quantities of Dynamite Alleged
TO BE in Possession OF the strikers.
National Gnardsmen Coaxed Into Civ
ing Up Some of Their Cartridges.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-06
THE FIRE EATER.
The Identity of MiIbank's OPP
ponent Still Unknown.
He Was Frenchman of No Social Standing
Harry VIII Kick Several Amerl-
cans on His Return.

Especial 10 THE misunderstanding Cable
LONDON, May 5.-The story of the York
shire Post that Harry Vane Milbanx's an
tagonlst in his last duel In Belgium was al
English duke was canard. 1t is now an
open secret among club men here that Mil
bank fought with Frenchman who, in the
Grand hotel in Brussels, made offensive re-
marks concerning England and English
mems courage. In the fact that his an
tsgonist was entirely without social stand
ing lies Milbank's reason for suppressing
all particulars Of the duel. An American
who Is a member OF two London clubs ex-
planned the situation thus, on condition his
name should be withheld;
"Milbsnk is ashamed to acknowledge the
identity Of mis- antagonist because the latter
has no claims to be his social equal or
man of honor, as the term is understood
mere. That is, the Frenchman WAS what
the German duellists call not satisfactory,
which means that no was OF birth and
reputation rendering him incapable OF
giving satisfaction to a gentleman on the
field Of honor
"Now, Milbsnk, when in New York.
was ridiculed and insulted Professionally.
When he returned to England, how
ever, he explained his failure to chal-
lenge the men who attacked him by saying
! they used language which showed them to
be beyond the pale of the code. He said
he intended to horsewhip or kick two or
three OF them when he returned to the
United States, but IN consideration of their
behavior, be would not condescend to meet
ing them. If he were TO acknowledge now
that he fought with an obscure person of
no standing whom he never saw before the
offense was given, he would be left without
an excuse for his negligence to fight the
man who practically called him out In
America
Half the men in London who have fol.
lowed this disgusting affair have the same
idea of 1t.
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VIRGINIA.
Kahone Calls the Republican Convention to
Observation-Disclosures for Harrison Opposed.

NahOne Calls the Republican Convention to
Observation-Disclosures for Harrison Opposed.
ROANOKE, Va, May 5.-The Republican
state convention was called TO order this
afternoon by General Malone. Three
cheers were given with a will for Harrison
as the next President of the United States.
In his speech General Malone unmerci-
fully scored the Democratic party in Vir-
ginia and condemned the recent state debt
settlement.
The following delegstes-at-large were
elected: General William Malone, J.
Brown Allen, A. W. Harris, Hon. Henry
Bowen.
The platform indorses Harrison's ad-
ministration, praises Blame, calls for I'M
mediate action on the free silver question,
indorses the Mckinley bill, demands eff
oient coast defsnses and a navy that shall
inspire respect throughout the world.
The minority report, instructing the dele
gates for Harrison, was bitterly opposed
by the Malone men, and the prospects are
good for an all night session.