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MADE A LIFT OF $4,000.

A Descendant of Henry Clay Picks a
Friends Pocket In His Hotel and
skips.
New YORK. September 29.-Thomas
b. Shannon, Of Lexington, KY, a
young and well-known bookmaker at
race tracks about here, to-day mourned
the loss of IS, 200, consisting of $1,000
in cash and a bill of exchange for
81, 600.
shannon and his younger brother
John live at the Sturtevant House.
Among the acquaintances of John Shan
non is a young man from Lexington
who has Of late been employed in this
city as a typewriter. Samuel Clay is
the name OF the young Kentuckian who
is about twenty years old.
He was schoolmate of John Shan
non. Clay is descendant of states
man Henry Clay and nephew af Col.
Clay, who two years ago ran for Gov
ernor Of Kentucky against John Brown
Young.
Clay, because Of his acquaintance
with the Shannons in Kentucky has
been a familiar associate of theirs for
some weeks past and has been fire.
Quent visitor at their rooms, so he has
been in the habit of coming and going
as he pleased. John Shannon who act
ed IS cashier for his brother, says
that on Wednesday while he was
dressing for dinner, young Clay
entered the room and seeing the pocket
book In the pocket Of his vest grabbed
it and ran from the room. He did not
wait for the elevator but ran down the
three flights of stairs to the sidewalk
and disappeared.
Shannon says that he noticed Clay's
sudden exit and suspectlng that some
thing was wrong went to the room
where the coat had been lying. He dis
covered the loss and without waiting to
put on his coat ran out OF his hotel to
the Thirteenth street station and noti-
fed the police Of his loss.
Clay, who is OF one of the best fami-
lies in Kentucky, managed to keep out
Of the way OF the detectives, but his
eventual capture seems certain, and
Shannan says If he is caught the money
will be recovered, as the boy is hot one
who is lavish with what money he has.
Clay has been stage struck for year or
so and frequently expressed desire to
90 to France to study for the stage.
Europe, Shannon believes, will be tbs
natural destination Of the young thief
and he expects the police will catch him
before he can sail.
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2:04 AGAIN.
MascOts the Buffalo Flyer, PAGES Mile in a
Race in 2O4, Beating the Best Race Record
Three Seconds-The Performances Was Really
Greater Than That Of Nancy Hanks the Day
Befors-Flying Jib Close Second.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, September 29.-
For the second time this week the 2:05
mark has been beaten in harness, the
PAGER Mascott putting in heat this az
ternOOn In the same notch that Nancy
Hanks touched yesterday, when she
trotted In 2:O4.
As the casting Of lots in this race
started the PAGER on the outside,
the performance surpasses that OF
the Kentucky mare in point
OF merit, and one Of the
quarters was a tribe faster, when Mas
colt stepped from the second to the
third Of the gold tipped posts in 29]S
seconds. The effort told on him so much
that be did not get another heat Of the
free for all pace, and flying Jib, who
carried the new champion along, was
also defeated for the same reason.
The pair went Tapped TO the quarter
in 321{ seconds aud at the half in
1;O31{, Mascot drew away little. The
Californian closed from there and the
clip became terrific. The three-quar-
ters were covered in 1888, or a 1:5S clip,
and Flying Jlb was at Mascott's shoul-
der when be finished in 2:04.
This is three seconds below the race
record for any kind of track and
placed the Buffalo flyer equal with
Nancy Hanks, herself.
summary 13 pace, purse $1,000, Cleve-
land won; best time, 2:O91l Telegram dis
tanced.
2:29 class, purse $1,000, Chiquirta won;
time, 2;l6%.
Free-for-all pace 81, 900, Guy won; time,
2:04
2:29 class, purse 81, 900, Major won; time,
2:141S.
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NEW YoRk IS ALL RIaAT.
Congressman t. j. Campbell Has No Fear
for TRmmany.

Special Telegram TO the REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, September 29.-Rep-
resentative T. J. Campbell, OF New
York, says that Tammany is solid for
Cleveland and that Mr.. Cleveland's
friends are going to do their best for
the success of the Democratic party.
1--WE are all united in New York, !"
be said "and we are going to carry the
State. The Democratic majority In
New York, Kings, Queens and Rich
mond counties will pile up to over nine
ty thousand. New York City will, be-
lieve, give Cleveland $4,000 majority.
The best informed Democrats in
Brooklyn tell me that we shall have
sixteenth thousand plurality there.
As far as Mr.. Hill Is
concerned, veryone knows that he Is
a good politician, and, whether justly or
unjustly, he would be held responsible
II Cleveland were defeated, and II
Cleveland is elected he will get credit
for it. He cannot Sfford, there
fore, to let Cleveland be beaten and
he does not intend to. No one need
bother about Mr.. Hill and his friends.
They are the folks I'm thinking about
when l say the Democrats are united
and earnest"
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oholora New. PROM New York.

NBw York. September 29.-John Miller,
so wears old, Of 255 West Twenty-ninth
street, died yesterday at his home OF dis
ease resembling cholera The body has
been removed TO the reception hospital for
examination.
Sanitary Superintendent Edison has un-
der Investigation the case Of Benjamin
Beaver, suspected Of having cholera, re-
ported from the Gouveneur Hospital. The
Health Board officials are trying 70 learn
on what steamship he came.
The State Board Of Health, In the report
for August, says OF cholera TO September
"A, there were within the city limits Of New
York eight sporadic cases and six deaths,
the first occurred September 8, no cases
existing at date mentioned; % deaths oc-
CURED in the port, which is free from the
disease at this time.
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CHOLERA GERMS.

In Havre, yesterday. four new cases Of
cholera and two deaths were reported
This Isl decrease Of one In the number Of
deaths, compared with Tuesday. The
mum Der OF new cases is the same as were
reported on that day.
At Hamburg, the Official cholera statis-
tics continue to show decrease IN both
the number Of new cases and deaths. Yes
terday, according 10 the Official figures, A
new cases and is deaths were reported
Compared with Tuesdays Official figures,
Yesterdays returns show q falling on Of
i've cases and four deaths These figures
do not agree with those obtained by news
paper correspondents, who state that yes
ferday new cases numbered III and the
deaths So.
The New York Board Of Health bulletin
Yesterday morning says: There have been
no cases Of cholera In this city since Sep
tember 18th"
Thirty-fve cases Of cholera were report
ed in St Petersburg. an increase OF IL
compared with Tuesdays figures. There
were seven deaths against two on Tuesday.
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The Pnn-PresbrterIans.

TORONTO. ONT, September 29.-At to-
davis session Of the great Pan-Presoy-
terian Council deputation OF Bapusts OF
Ontario and Quebec was received and cor
daily greeted.
ceived Is suggested among other things
that the question of divorce be referred TO
-a-;ons sections of the church for the col
iec,ion Of information TO enable the church
- 5ecide whist course it should pursue In
o,,1osiny Messages Of laws in any country,
Tssrmittipg divorce on the grounds OF other
tbar scrintural ones. This recommenda-
ton was adopted.
,.-T1ha mink Question caused an interest
,,,c- discnssion. the principal feature OF
-,-Sich was the vigorous contention OF Kew.
n 7 NcDonpell. of Toronto, that man
oo,,lS nse liouor and remain Christian.
m Mcdonnell, in his paper on ''The
On5nm Traf1c.n had remarked that people
- 49, ,,-ov condoned or did not absolutely
.o.5srn =. the drink traffic could not consist
os,tIv condemn the opium trafhc. Later In
ths dav one or two speakers referred 70
tbsse remarks, and suggested that Dr. NC
Donnsll was really an apologist Ior the
Ir;tish government for carrying on the
OkrS.H NJ Mcdonnell admitted the evil Of the
-. hut noiuted out that the evil was
.a.sst.ss-cst5 hv the traffic being IN the nanos
- tSe government. The people OF INDIA
-, - ,,,scrfslnately. were bound to have opium.
.,,5 --s'I n rot bv vay OF the government avast
;i1;..if trade would grow up with innnitsiy
mora evils than at present.
-. Irfl fII4rtlaIfFr
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rank stsnmer surned.

LIVERPOOL, September 29.-The British
steamer Highland Chief at this port from
Buenos AyTes reports that on September
2S in latitude 81 north, longitude Il west
she met the British tank steamer BayoDne,
which was then on FIRE. A part Of the
latteris crew had already taken 70 the
boats. The British steamer Nicaraguan
was near at hand, but at the request Of the
Bayouue. the Highland Chief waited till
the fire was quelched. While she was
standing By, bost was swamped and FIVE
persons were drowned. The Bayonne
sailed from Philadelphia September Is for
AVOnmouth
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SHOULD BRING LUCK.

General Stevenson Brings Home Rab-
bits Foot and n Hornets Nest-Wen and
Happy
BLooMINGToN, Ills, September 90
General A. E. Stevenson and wife returned
home this morning from their sixteen days
tour throughout the South. Both are in
excellent health. General Stevenson said
he had had charming weather and large
crowds. He had hearty receptions every
where. The General brings home a hor-
nets nest and rabbits foot and other
souvenirs presented to him by enthusiastic
Southerners. Upon arriving home, be
finds over 500 letters awaiting MN. he
speaks Saturday at Woodsdale, Ohio, the
home of Governor Campbell, and viii open
his Illinois campaign at Elgin on October
5th.
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QUO wsrranto Proceedings Against the
Reading.

TRENTON, n. J.. September 29.-Attorney
General Stockton has filed in the supreme
Court information in the nature OF quo
warranto against the Port Reading haI-
road Company. He alleges that the COM
pany for one year and ten months mas oeen
using without warrant or charter certAiu
State franchises, as follows:
Acting IS a body corporate ID law, Cs IAcs
and name. acting as such body 70 operate
a rsilroad. and 70 issue capital stock 70 the
amount of 8, 100000, for all of which tne
Attorney General asks due process OF "a"
AGAINST the Port Reading Company
The court, according TO the usual euseola, SON
reouires the company 20 answer Wl1ulA
thirty DAYS, which islikely in this case.
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I'm ROUTE TO NEW YORK.
Ex-President Cleveland Starts for the
MetropoIis-Greeted by Those VINO Re-
cognize Him.


MeuropoIis-Greeted by Those VINO Re-
cognize Him.
FALL RIVER, MASS, September 90
Ex-President Cleveland left Gray Gables
station on the o'clock train for New
York this afternoon. Editor r. w.
Glider, of the Century, and Charles +.
Chichester. who had come this morning
to spend the day and Daniel j. Griffin,
Of Watertown, well known In New York
State politics, boarded the train with
Mr.. Cleveland aud accompanied him
through 20 New York.
When the party changed cars at Mid
dleboro several men on the platform
stepped forward and Mr.. Cleveland
shook their hands cordially. The trip
from Buzzards Bay and Fall River was
qnick and pleasant. Occasionally peo-
Die passing through the train, on rec
ognizlng Mr.. Cleveland, would greet
him. On reaching Fall River, Mr..
Cleveland and party Immediately
boarded the steamer Pilgrim, OF the
Fall River Line. en- route to New York.
Upon arriving at New York Mr.. Cleve-
land will be driven to the Victoria. Ho-
tel, where he will remain during his
visit TO this city. He may return TO
Buzzards Bay In few days.
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NEWS FROM THE RACE TRACKS.

Latonia races: First, six furlongs,
Blanche's Last won; time 1;l6H. Second,
one mile, Excelsior won; time :4S1S.
Third, mile and seventy yards, Bonnie
Byrd won; time :46. Fourth, six FUR
longs, Prince Deceiver won; time l:l01s.
Fifth, FIVE furlongs, Miss Mose!y won; {;
time :O8l. Sixth, one mile, Virgie john
son won; time :42A
Gravesend: first one mile. Temple
won. Time, :433{. Second-slx furlongs.
PapOose won. Time, 1:l61s. Tnlro-one
mile. May won. Time, l:04A. FOURTH
mile and sixteenth. Nomad won, Time
/ .4Sl/ Fifth-six furlongs. Rosa H.
won. Time. HAY. Sixth-mile and fur
long. CynOsure won. Time, :55Sl.
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rhe Prospeots In Sew York.

MEMPHIS, TENN, September 29.-Col- O..
B. Howey, Mississippi member of the
Democratic National Executive Committee
has returned from visit Of several weeks
to the Democratic headquarters in New
York, and to an Associated Press repre-
sentative tonight said:
"The Democrats are confident Of carry
ing New York by handsome majority.
The very best estimates obtainable at
headquarters are to the effect that Mr..
Harrison will step on the one end OF the
Harlem bridge with a majority Of $1,000,
and Mr.. Cleveland will step on the other
end with majority Of 100000. Mr.. Whit
new and other leaders place the figures
higher than this, but what give you is
conservative and reliable estimate"
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The Anti-ParnelIlte's Manifesto.

DUBLIN, September ga meeting OF
the national federation was held to-day at
which Mr. Justin Mccarthy, the leader Of
the Anti-Parnellites of the Irish parliamen-
tary party presided. The federation APP
proved the issue Of manifesto addressed
to Irishmen in America and Australia.
This manifesto says: 1--WE address you on
the national cause at an auspicious time
and from an auspicious position. Our de-
mand for Justice has been advanced by the
power of the people to another that is de-
cisive and all but final"
After denouncing the tyrannical action
Of the Conservative government, the man
ifesto proceeds to comment upon the par
liamentRry prospects OF home rule. The
leaders Of the government, it says, are
pledged to use all their strength
to pass a bill satisfactory TO the
members of the House Of Com
mons and to the Irish 1'people.
1t adds: ave are convinced Of the sim
cerlty of the Liberal leaders, not only be-
cause of the course pursued by the Liberals
sin ceMr. Gladstone adopted homo rule,
bpt also because their interests demand
such a permanent settlement as Ireland can
cordially accept Legislative industry ap-
piled to other proposals would be simply
labor lost.
s'Assumlng that the home rule blu will be
acceptable, we can answer the next ques-
tion. whether diligence and energy will be
applied to secure the passage OF the bill.
The L liberal Leaders, both before their &C
cession 20 Office and since, have most i'm
plicitly confirmed their statements that
thew will undertake home rule as the first
and most urgent article Of their programme
and will continue to hold their place until
this is accomplished.
"Far from hearing with disquiet OF what
the House of Lords will do, we feel perfect
confidence that the Irish cause will win
the day, Success is near. In the mean
time we need the help Of the people to
maintain the movement. The strain Is in
creaslng and will increase as the final
stage Of the struggle approaches
s!iThe course of events Justify the predic-
tim that when Ireland next addresses her
sons bevond the ocean the voice OF her par
lament will be heard celebrating her vic
tory.n
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SEwSLETS
Interesting Pieces photographs Esus n
small space.

Interesting Pieces photographic News -
small space
Twenty-three new magistrates have pesn g.
apuointed for Ireland They are al Ioi-
lowers Of Mr. Mccarthy.
Cardinal Gibbons has written 2 let'ef J, y
the Paris Figaro, In which ne ~ 80 u
what the American nation admires 70, ...4 -
the Pope 10 that the terms rcpaDne 80
democracy do not terrfy him
The coroner Of philadelphia va, yer.ss. T,s.'.
day notified Of the suicide Of John ~ -. -.
Ielly. under peculiar circumsIanses,,, ,,.,,-s 49,.
Ielly was deacon Of the East DsR,,.,S, ~.
church and chaplain Of Newnan fe.' 4. ~. ~.
re. AR. Yesterday afternoon :. =. 80.
ieliy went 70 the church AiIer e1.,-'i' y. =. "a
be went 70 the front Of ne comm 15 .1s9 .is si 4
and shot himself twice In tne ns-- " So
revolver. he died az hour ia'ef' =.
The President has granted . pasaoe .ss e.,.e =
take effect DecemDer ~ 1.,ed es5' 4 !" Pesnsyl-
yanis Of smbezzlement sne .,.' ss1,'i 1,ss.is,e-
tesnl,er NIB q. isse, % i've ycAiS ~ -
menk
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An old Man radly Hurt.
speetaI 7slseram 10 tAs hs0ifs-.

GRAFTON, w. VA, September 29.-G.W.
Snttler. q shoemaker, residing at New
bnrg. who was visiting his daughter, Mrs.
B. L. Rogers, Of this place, was crossing
the track at the depot In front Of No. l. He
being q little slow in getting upon the plat
form was knocked down by the engine, the
wheels running over his left arm and bruis-
ing his head. He was taken to the B. q o.
Hotel. where DR.. Warder, assisted by Drs.
Vankirk and Cole, amputated his arm Just
above the elbow. He is about Go years old.
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TIE pAeROr AND MONKEY

rolstsiy Outdone by the Republicans
south Caroliua-The Whites NOT in
C1unA. 5. c., September 29,-The
publican State Convention was wild and
ru7 throughout. 10 was called for noon
ls ball of the House of Representatives
EssensiOns IN the State Executive
-gi.tee delayed the meeting till 4;4o p.
r,s fcht started on temporary chair
j. Finally j. II. FOrdham, cOlored,
sc1ossn. There are two factions in the
publican party, headed by Z. A. Web
and Elery NJ. Brayt0n, respectively,
white. These factions fight every
Jea,s.
bis tine the Webster men were on top,
named the temporary chairman. Web
iC0k a step too far and tried 20 get
rcs nominated before the temporary
li1a.i0u was complete. Wild speeches
b made denOunciag this as gag law,
il was voted down.
here were very few whites in the con-
,lol aud they seemed in bad OdOr with
great mass Of cOlored delegates. At
S every delegate iu the house was on
floor, trying 70 speak, and the chair
was p0wer.ess 20 preserve order.
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Tn. County Democracy.

NEW YoRK, September 29.--Tho county
Democracy Of the city met to-nig1tand per-
manently organized for l5g2 ltwss deter.
mined 10 nominate an independent city and
county ticket Speeches denonncing Tam
many Hall, intimating that Tammeny Nas
prepared 70 sell out the electoral hc4et
and declaring that In order 70 ensure
Cleyeland's election the campaign must De
niaced 10 the hands OF bis friends
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he Ohio PrOhibs Are slow.

tHI 2 IIt HcIIlI5F,
.ss-A8vs, f ptember 2S.-The Prohibi-
o,a.e ne c has not yet been certified
s. !. Secretary of States as the Australian
q" requires, and only eight more
sse-laln In which that can Oe done.
SS.ooleiary OF State has been CORE
-s with prominent members of the
Sse'ef party with a view 70 finding
~ proper parties 20 make this certih-
-'e ana TO have them perform the
s-,!. s1-.! ulues 70 have tickets printed on
Il @-s-iaAan !. ballot. Unless action is
y z. once 10 looks as though the Prohi-
s,r,' 'O'e 10 ONO would be dissipated by
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M wna tbeLast FIIcker.

QUARANTINE, S. l., September %. Tho
five new cases on board the Bohemia re-
ported September %, seem 70 have been
the last flicker in the expiring flame OF
cholera DR.. Byron's report for tonight
was as follows: Patients under treatment
for cholera, 81; for measles, s.; GONZALES
cents, "a. No new cases or suspects since
September "a.
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r.,..-.Dber. Arre.ted. But Released.

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, September 29.-The
first sensational development in the oper-
ators' strike occurred at midnight last
night when the company caused the arrest
of three operators on charge Of tamperlng
with wires. This morning the men sp-
peared in court but the prosecution failed
to appear and the operators were dismissed.
There is no change in the strike situation.
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.,r4r. September29.-The Ques-
,.-.ot Of confidence In the Hawai-
p .-..tsrv s+ was the all absorbing topic
ne time Of departure Of the
a Australia on the 14th. The
il'. .c CORPS was represented oy
.-.-tsnt British minister and a num-
.o1spls Capt. Wiltse, Of the
"a safes steamer Boston was also
- n was intended at the end Of
'-.,irg session to force a vote on
,sstion but a sensation was intro
ibv Tburston declaring that one
robles had been spirited away
.orfned in the palace.
oDnosition was represented by
-.o.soratiyes - Wilcox, Bush, Smith
..ssrs insinuating that the cabinet
...ropsibls for the absence Of the
I, TsttDoa. Minister Neuman said
sov statement made connecting
siret with the noble absent vas
..,qmoos falsehOOd. Adjournment
s,8 pDtil next day, September Is,
"a further war Of words was in
.-5 In The vote on the want Of
ssspce was not reached until late In
.tsrroon and then 10 was found TO
sln favor TO 21 against the resolu-
tbe ministers not voting.
hi President ruled that 25 was neces-
! M o1st the ministry, and immedi-
! rfrsrwards left the chair, declar-
III House adjourned. A scene OF
is.s eopfuslon followed, Representa-
Wilcox fsfcely denOuncing the
listers as ungentlemanly, shameless
5sv5'd of any sense OF honor. Other
~bsrs Of the opposition also rebuked
Ministers. who left the house. Not
ors Minister Of Foreign Affairs Bar
bad challenged Representative Will
10 fight "a duel was the House ad-
med FOR lack OF a quorum.
\ spoeal was taken from the decis-
If tbe chair 20 the supreme court
,es and they, on September 10, rem
M their decision uphOlding Presl-
1, Walker. thus permitting the min
ss 70 retain their seats. The regular
ns,s Of assembly is now heinR
Quoted slowly but properly.
election OF two nOblemen takes Oc-
sr 4 and every effort is being made
an parties to secure victory. II the
ninses OF the national reform party
elected, the present mi nistry is ex-
aeito be further strengthened In
q rr1ffron
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LONDON. September 29.-The Chronicles
St PeIersDugg correspondent oeScri - 80
The horrors of the annual sacrince 20 % etlo
g5d OF their tribe 0y the Iartars OF tlS
Nalmuick district. as recently Mleas'Ss:. -
By him. A peasant was nanee1 ~ !, ~ ,.-.., l..s
go =. q toii en3 nis head BALI severed Iropl
bss hcdv Tha brsast was tnen openee
a.5 ~ ~ heerf oiucked ouf with when tne
fees -, "a re- ccl was iesmearea as me tflp~
danced around 1e ilnA&
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U.-ner uuler,. Paper trust

New YoRK, September 29.-Itis reported
that the mills controlled by the paper trust
of which Warner Miller is President will
be closed until the middle Of November
rendering idle about $1,000 men throughout
the country. The members OF the trust
are TO meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-
morrow.
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aWe5tern Campaign Receiving Atten-
tim

.lv YORK, September 29-Tbe World
a The campaign in the Western
YES is receiving the attention of the
lolal Democratic Committee. Tele-
'-s have been sent 10 leaders in Iowa,
-sas, Wisconsin, Colorado, Minnesota
9'ler states requesting their presence
'o. l5l Fifth Avenue, and the Iowa and
-'as people arrived yesterday.
70 'ae Iowa delegation were Charles
-ey, Of Fairfield, chairman Of the State
-li,iee, Col n. q. WivOOr, chairman
-e State Association of Democratic
.@' Henry St,vers, editor of Des
PES LcTifr, and $. Smalley. j. j..
-aflso1, the member Of the National
Ig-..-ee Of Iowa, met the delegation at
ili'a Avenue Hotel and escorted them
-salquagters."