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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
CuECKNtATING ROCK ISLAND.
THE MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS sro'

THE MNNEApoLIs AND ST. LOUIS STOCK
HOLDERS AND THE PORTER SUIT.
,. committee OF the stockholders OF the Minneapolis
and :, Ionis Railway has Jus, scored It's first victory
T., ice con,sst with the present management. lie
handing I'm the foreclosure proceedings hid beti set
down FOR August %, and 1t was generally believed
,h,, the argument for would Dr. made on that
6o,e The TRIAL has been adjourned TO OctODr w.
although there has been little publicity gwen 10 TIE
nroc-edings Immediately after the adjournment had
been secured the fact that stockholders committee
had been formed was announced. This was followed
bv the institution OF suit by II. H. Porter. wch'ls
declared by the stockholders TO have been inspired oy
tho Chicago Rock Island md Pacific. Mr. Porter
hogan his suit on August IL, declaring that he owned
a., 900 900 improvement and equipment BONDS, ana
aiding for simple Judgment on the amount Win
Interest The stockholders say that these bonds nave
always been supposed to be In the treasury OF tie
Rock Island Company, and they looked upon MT
porter's suit practical abandonment OF Tue lore
c,os,ra suit I'm which the adjournment had been OBJ
taned. .
ON hearing OF Mr.. Portcrs suit the stockholders
committed addressed note 10 the president ana re
ceiver of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Company
Insisting that proper defence DC put in to the suit
and That Judgment should not be allowed II 20 by
default Several additional requests ON the part Of
larre stockholders were also served NJ the same time
II was stated that II proper deences were MOI haae
I'm order ~ prevent default In sut Drought TOT me
recovery Of u claim the validity Ot WHICH Is III as
nute ile stockholders committee and some ~ tle
inroer stockholders would I'LL intervening petitions ana
become parties 10 tho suit. Yesterday IL Is sAd
rt that the suit Of Mr. Porter was lnstgated by the
Rock Island Company and reveals the hostile attitude
a the company toward the generalization OK the MIN
neapolis and ST. LOuls on Il OASIS tiat "ii iecosWHr
IN rights OF the stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
THE HEATHER REPORT
cuowrRs OUT BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI.

Washington Sept. Fair weather coh'ihues hroush'
go, ,ho CENTRAL valleys and uhe Atlantic Coast States.
~ udIness is increasing in the district between the
Missouri River and the Rocky Mountains. and showers
hay, fallen In the last twentyfour hours In the Sas.
k.tnevan Valley, Manitoba. Montana North Dakota
and Colorado also in Central Texas and on the South
,,ao,,c and east Gulf coasts The high pressure
,ov eastward since last evening from the Central
valleys and Lake regions TO the New England and Middle
Atlantic States. The storm that was over the Dskoas
th evening trough VI pressure that extends from
Minnesota westward u Colorado The tempeiatne
has allen slightly In the New England Middle and SOUTH
Atgntc States ana decidedly 80 te northwestern
States general rise IA noted throughout the central
valleys Lar weather will contin In the Ohio valley
tho Ncw gland. Middle and South Atlantic States but
Inc sing cloudiness and cold weather VIII
probobl In the Central. upper Mississippi and
MI. souri, valleys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

ticket was defeated in both contests. Congressman
Lodges only Republican opponent for the senatorship
Will be Speaker Garrett and unless the latter Is re-
elected Speaker this year his chances to secure the
oenatorship are small lIeDce effort will be made
to elect somebody else TO preside over the House OF
Representatives. IN attempt made to get ex-
Governor Braciett TO RIM for the Legislature, with
the Intention Of returning him to the chaiT In which
he did excellent service prior 40 hs transfer to the
Executive Chamber. The man talked OF for the
place Is Representative bennett Of Everett, but as
Mr.. Bennett can hardly be said to be In sympathy with
his party the tariff question 1t Is difficult to sec
how the Republicans can unite on him, and Mr.
EpnDe;tS courageous warfare against The endowment
orders wOld also initiate against him among certain
members Of the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
THE CAMPAIGN opHsEp IN cArrsrApr

The campaign WAS opened IN Castodt Thursday night BY
raising at the headquarters of the Carlsbad Re
publlcan Club Eles Hotel IN the presence OF 800 people
The club accompanied by the Canstadt Pioneer GUARDS
and the rutherford brass hand and drum and NE
marched from Carlsbad through Boiling Springs. 10 Ruth
erord paadng through e latter place escorted
the Rutherford and Boiling Springs Republican clubs To
stadt. A handsome banner raised amid great
cheering. The erresidt John Oehler, Of the Carl
adt club introduced Major Carl LEM. Of Newark who
powerful speech in German. lie dwelt largely on
state politics. Chsrss Burrows Of Rutherford. spoke In
English and he held up piece Of Ameiicen Tin an ex
ample d home industry fo'tercd BY Protection Charles
L. Parigot vice president Of tire Bergen County Repuo
lean League brief and witty speech, called attention
TO the Republicans have Of carrying NewJersey
now that many u the balot-box suffers in prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
FRENCH REPUBLICANS ENTHUSIASTIC.

DOING EFFICIENT WORK.

DOING EFFICIENT WORK.
Although organized only eight weeks ago the French
National Republican Club already has membership
Of 3G3 French-s pealdng persons. The members are
taking an unusual Interest In the present campaign
and are bitterly opposed to the doctrine of
One of the prominent members said last night that
he expected the membership TO reach 500 before NO
vember s. The members Of the club were born In
France Belgium, switzerland and Canada. The one
great service which the club has undertaken is the eX
PLANTATION OF the Naturalization laws. and this week
twenty-five members were naturalzed through the Ell
forts Of the club. Seventy four names Will be
acted upon next Wednesday by the proper court.
The rooms Of the club tastefuy decorated With
the flags of the different French-speakng nations a
handsome banner with the portraits of Harrison and
Reid covers the entire front Of the building. 1t Is
Illuminated by calcium light. The banner reads {:
Club National Republican, de Languc FTancalse
Pour President, Bcn amin Harrison; Pour Vice Pres-
dent Wbtelaw Reid Wilson Macdonald, the
sculptor made the principal address of the evening
on the cordial relations which have always existed be-
tween France and tho United states. +. Bartro,
president of the club, opened the meeting with an
address of welcome. f. +. Aucaigne spoke In ex-
PLANTATION of the Naturalization laws. NJ Ginouvcs
and Z. Pigot, Of the NewJersey Republican League,
made short addresses. The meeting characterized
by the greatest enthusiasm A letter was read from
Whitelaw Reid acknowledging all invitation to be
present at the meeting. and telegram was sent to
him In reply.
Five hundred copies OF "LAmerique Franchise
were distributed at the meeting Among those present
were Ernest Herscly, Of the German Central Repubi-
Club and Gabriel Ancioux OF 81 Amerique Fran
case" The officers Of the club r. BrtrO, prhi-
dent; f.. +. Aucaigne and A. Lalemand, epreNi-
dents: IL. A. Daknatel, treasurer j. L. Ancalgnc,
secretary ID. Bensa and &. Brullnan' executive COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
TIE SOUTHERN PACIFTC's THREAT.

Chicago Sept. 2.-Wlen the Southern Pacific Rail.
way appealed to the commissioners OF the Western
Traffic Association for authority to establish rate
OF 30 cents per 100 pounds Oh canned goods, wines
and other commodities from san Francisco New
York and certain intermediate points. Is also made
threat This that If the authority was not
granted the company would give the ninety days.
notice required by the agreement and put the pro
posed rate into effect AT the end OF that time Chair
man Walker to-day issued circular disappearing the
proposition. This result OF the is set down by
the officials or the AtclisOn a victory for them,
rs theirs the company that vigorously opposed
the southern Pacic's proposit on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
To CONSIDER WESTERN EXCURSION RATES.

Chicago, Sept. . (speciaD.-Charman Caldwell sent
ont the call to-day for the september meeting OF the
Western Passenger Association, on Tuesday Among
subjects demanding attention he notes proposition
TO amend the rules governing certificate excursion
business so as to discontinue the custom Of submitting
for vote all applications for reduced rates, Oh the
ground that ample protection Is afforded by the joint
agency requirement: and as to whether the chairman
shall act as joint agent for meetings held In Chicago.
Association telegraph expenses, which said to be-
reaching large amounts will also be considered The
matter of one-fare rOund-trp rates with such prvil
cces as going by route and returning BY another
TO the International Medical Congress at the City OF
Mexico on November 80, Is to be discussed. W. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
CAMPAIGN WORK IN OHIO.

Columbus. Ohio, Sept. . (SpeciaD-An enthusiastic
Meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the ONO Re
publican League WAS held here yesterday for the pur
pose Of receiving reports from the committeeman In the
several counties and completing plans ior ca"p''sn
,.h mr. .rorts ne to the condition OF the party
are most naterpg In all paris OF the state. indicating
largely increased Republican minority for bo'h inc
National and State ticket In November. committee
man Johnson, from Gallia IN which a Democratic
county Official has not been elected since iooo' Va
tended his report into West Virginia. lie - !n'
across the river and has large acquai"'aee " ,,o,o
oo,,,es ~ tsat siate He had read reports from
monument men I'm the sister state and the Information
nosved to increased Republican ma!oriues ID anos'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
CHANGE IN NETWORK CENTRAL TRAINS

II Is proposed 10 withdraw several New-York
Central resort special trains and herewith Is list OF
the trains and the date OF final trips The saraioaa
limited, norrhb,und, VIII make its last trip for the
season today, leaving TIE Grand Central station at
20 p. m, arriving at Saratoga at O:lO p. III. The
corresponding train, s0athhound, viii not run on
Monday, september ., but Will return from SARATOGA
Oh Tuesday, september o. instead, which will be IT,
final taip OF the season. Tie Berkshire special
leaving Graud Central STATEN Fridays and saur
days at = 30 D. m. for Pi;t'ielj North Adams and
otter points In the Berkshire iis. and the Lake
Msbopac special. leaving dliy at 30 p m. will
make the last trips Of the day. The special
Ice. south bound liitslcld leaving Their.
40 II IN. Mondays arriving AT the GRAND Csltra
station at 10 ::j2 IA. Ia. viii not run next Monday
but will rc.arn from llttS. Tuesday. september H.
in order to accommodate tLr outOftown travel on
Labor Day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

Fully 900 attended the weekly massmcetlng OF tho
Harlem Republican Campaign Club held Thursday night at
Its headquarters Nos. 1890 West One-hundrcdald
These meetings have been growing In inter-
cat ever since they started early In the campaign ana
the attendance which has Leen large from the beginning
has rapdly increased until 10 the capacity Of
the hall noticeable and highly encouraging feature
o. these meetings been the large number Of young
men attending. The club started by Young men, II
has been oncered by young men, and It is constantly
having young blood Infused into It. AZ consequence Of
this Youthful exbefance the club Is bounding along in s
good work Of making Republican voters at tremendous
race The meeting Thursday night ore Of the most
successrl and effective In the campaign Julius NJ Mayer
presided while Isaac W. Cole its secretary. TX
Judge Thomas T. Mackry made address OF the even
ing and gave maserfu exposition Of the principles oil
protection and fallacics Of free trade short speech
was also made by H. \. Matthews. the Irish orator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
THE CHANGES IN THE CIRCULATION.
NET DECREASE FOR LAST MONTH OF TWO AND A
HALF MILLION.

Washington, Sept. SpecaD.-The Treasury
d sparment monthly circulation statement issued to
day shows a net decrease In the circulation during
August amounting to S2,692,14l. There was de-
crease OF Ss474.4jO in gold certificates, "a 10000
in currency certificates and S562,Si7 In National
bank notes while the other hand t'cre was an
increase Of ?jG06,142 In United states notes,
81 7s5 in silver Treasury nots 1882 800 In silver
certificates S7O7,O5 In gold coin, $,9 ,024 In stand
ard silver dollars and S550,o02 In subsidiary silver
The total circulation september IS placed az
81 $40 ,2J6. 5s4, per capita circulation OF ga ~
against 81 .5O613I,133 on september !. 1891. The
changes In detail OF the various kinds OF money In
circulation during last month, together with the
amounts In circulation on August l and September
l are shown by the following table
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
INCREASING TIE CAPITAL sTCCl

INCREASING THE CAPITAL STOCK LARGELY.
The stockholders Of the Metropolitan Traction Com
pany Of Newiork met yesterday In the Office Of
Bangs, stcison Tracy ~ MacNcagh, No. ID Broadst.,
and approved the action OF the directors I'm enlargng
the capital stock from the nominal figure OF $4,000
to S3O,OO0OOO, divided into shares OF the par
value OF 800 each. The New York corporation WAS
organized to take he company bearing the same
name now operating under "A New-Jerscy charter. IL
was said ut the meeting that IL was proposed "
effect the Interchange Of stocks the basis of Al
Issue Of Is shares OF the stock OF the New York
company for every share OF the Jersey
company. This would Use mp S24.O00,OO0 OF the
capital stock OF the NewYorl corporation leaving the
remainder fund from which could be drawn sup.
plies for conqneing worlds OF surface elevated
railroads.
The officers OF the Metropolitan Traction Company
OF New York President, David b. IIaSbrouck:
vice presidents Albert ". Fletcher aud Francis 5.
lahgs' secretary Charles +. Warren, and trTsurcr,
Francis Lynde stctSOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
THE pEMocRAcy's WESTERN HEADQUARTERS

Chicago Sept. o.-The Western headquarters OF the
National Democratic Campaign Committee will be In
r, argo If b. F. Cable National Committeeman from
Illinois Mr.. Cable formally took possession OF the
headquarters to-day. The secretary for the Western
bead quarters has not yet been selected, and VIII prob
ably De chosen by Mr.. Gable. He will also have the
task Of selecting small army OF transhiers, clerks
and other employees for the Western branch The
committee has decided that an Advisory Committee
., Illinois Democrats shall be appointed 10 assist Mr.
Co,lo Mr. Dickinson said this evening that he had
rcferred the appointment Of the Illinois Advisory Com
,eit,ne 10 Mr.. Gable, who whs more cOnversan with
% noltical leaders and the local issues In the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
THE BROOKLYN RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

The committee Of members OF the Brooklyn Union
League Club to arrange for the reception u Wh'eaw
p,d between september IL and 90 Will he composed
- touous. Charles G.. Bennett, George +. Elliott,
/ Coyington. A. Il. Hart. ~ b. IIoNse, ir, Clarence
harrow Frank L. Bcattie DR.. ). II. Benton, John
# purtis Willard l.. Candee. W. W. Goodrich. John
II. LYON. william c. Wallace, W. y. Mead, 3 " While
IL. c. Leroux, James Wells 'har'eS A. Moore 'o'h
c.,,t, Charles A. shearOn, Colonel J. Il. Weber,
rmothy L. Woodruff. simon l.. NicAers, Daniel IatuIn
ana oh a,ronecments will be compstcd next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
ASKS FOE A RECEIrIR AND an INJUNCTION.

Local Branch No. All OF the Iron Hall Order
male application in the supreme Court, Chambers,
Yesterday before Jndg' Patterson, for the appoint
mont Of a receiver for $1,000 row In its possession,
and for an order restraining g. f. Glyncs receiver
appointed by Judge O'Bren for the supreme sltung
Iron Hail. an Indiana corporation. from interfering
with the frnl. The suit which IL IS fighting
brought by Lnqust against the local trustees
Of the Order ana 1t T. asserted that the Supreme
Sitting has no legal existence in this State. Judge
Patterson Issued the restraining oder asked hr and
made Mr. GIynes. the receiver appointed by Judge
O'Brien "a party 70 the LinqniSt suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
THEY MAY MEET CANADIAN PACIFIC RATEa.

Chicago sept. 1.-THE Commissioners Of the WestsGo
Traffic Association today issued a circular concerning
the southern pCifcS proposition TO reduce rates from
Ncw-York 10 San Francisco I'm view Of a notice given
by the Canadian Pacific that September 10 certain
maximum rates would lie put into effect by that COM
pany from Montreal, Boston and New-YOrk. After
this case Ind been heard and taken under advisement
Ly the commissioners, the Tansconnenial Associa-
tion at ITS Sew-lorS meeting. took mp the question
and adopted resolution instrcting the chairman 10
authorize members to such rates the Canadian
Pacific might put into effect The commissioners de-
eide that this fully dlSposes OF the subject and leaves
10 disagreement for them TO pass upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

every county, especially the northern and river tier
The grand opening meeting OF the Ohio campaign under
the auspices Of the League, at Woodsdae Island Park
September 10, promises to be the greatest political
demonstration ever held In the State. Careful est-
mates Of the attendance based OH reports received
from different counties places the number that VIII
be present at 10000 The League decided to estab
fish uniformed ranks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
TIE SHIPS OF THE AsIATIC SQUADRON.

washing ton. Sept. 2,-Resr Admiral D. D. Harmony
reports to the Navy Department under date OF
Sagnsald Japan August .. the location OF the ships
Of the Asiatic station. as follows:
The Lancaster Ciaxshp) was at Nagssoki. Japan
The Marion was at Nasasah, she was to have sailed
on that day To Kobe, Yokohama, Iiakodate and
Viadiyo Tho Monoracy arrived ut Shanghai on
Tniy 20 The Alert was ut Na&sssk the Petrol as
Uankow md the Alliance arrived AT Shanghai on
July 30. che "ft shanghai for Yokohama on the lst
of August and from the latter port was To have pro
6, cdcd 10 9nn Francisco In obedience TO the Depart
ment's orders The Palos was at NaFiSaki. Japan az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
EyTJJ-cIASM IN PASShIC.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Harrison and Reid
Club OF the Dundee district Of Passaic, ~ j., VITA
held at Botany Hall on Wednesday night, and G.. d.
Anderson installed the officers elected the previous
week as follows: President, Adolph Hymal Vice
president Ignailus Lucas secretary, Cornelius Berk-
hof; treasurer. Louis Goodman. The PRESIDENT
Timothy Calvin and G.. d. Anderson made rousine
speeches. 1t arranged to hold mass meeting
AT Botany Hall Wednesday night, ana among tboSo
who will speak are City Treasurer Henry Myers,
George F. swain, Postmaster B., +. McGrew and
Councilman strecifuss. The club Is composed almost
entirely Of mill workers, and has ninety-eight mem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
THE UNION REPUBLICANS MEET.

Tic monthly meeting OF the Union Republican Club OF
Harlem was held Thursday night at IT, headquarters NO
80 Third ave. with Charles II. Whclock in the chair and
Edward Dubois a. secretary. Thirtynye members
were elected and wholesome American sentiments were
expressed ty James Cryan aud Harvey &. Caklns who
made short addresses Among thos present Frank
Raymond. David Freisam. Siccmund Kahn, Peter H.
Mcdonald Maurice sullivan. Stephen Kent. Emil Labs
hincr L"o LabshineF. Gcorge Lleblg, John Strach'n
william II. Merritt Thomas Robertson. A. St,uber VIII
lam T. Ashman. Thomas McGrann. Peter Stcib. John W.
Love- John IL. McCvstc. Charles Crawford and John A.
VANDERBILT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
, DESPERATE HANGED IN VIRGINIA.

Richmond. Va. September 9.-"Talt' Hall, the
Kentucky desperado hanged at Wise Courthouse
Va soon after noon to-day For weeks grave ap
nreb.nslons have ben felt that attempt ut rescue
by his friends would be made, and the jail has
49,, s,,orted by fifty or men for some time.
n, e,,ch attemDt made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
sI.6ol. ois,a25 sl,59s, 2s0.5s,

During last month thee was net decrease Of
50 022 500 In money and bullion In the Treasury.
The gold In the Treasury september agU egated
1863 5-3 $40 decrease Of - 099 042 during August
the storc Of standard silver dollars amounted to
1887 343 $40 decrease OF ~ .O2f during last month
subsidiary silver S13,57j.773 decrease of 1917 go
United states notes. so. 49,, 500 decrease OF 70.
500 l4g. and gold bullion, 375,e6O.1lo. Il decrease
Of 1868 se3 On the other hand the silver Treasury
notes in tie Treasury september l amounted TO
26s J5l AL Increase during August OF Sl45S, Gs2
National bank notes In the Treasury aggregated 10,
623 3D. an increase during the month OF SG9l .533
and the silver bullion aggregated @oJ.4535ol, an III
% q NS1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
IL PROBABLY WORKS SMOOTHLY.

Washington Sept. 2.-There no kilograms re
ce,v.d at the Treasury Department during the day
bearing on tho Of the Presidents retaliaory
proclamation in regard to the 500 canal tolls. This
hct leads Assistant secrsary Spaulding 10 believe that
the order Is working without friction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
~ MASSACHUSETTS, sESAToIsIIIp.

Eoston, Sept. (specal.-rhc Interest In the Sena'
torial contest overshadows that OF the Governorshp
question, and Il Is generally conceded that the he
publcans will nominate Lieutenant Governor Halle,
who has madc favorable Impression everywhere
since he assumed the second place the ticket two
years ago and was elected when the head OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
MoRTGAGING TIE ROAD FOR s5,oOoO 900.

Louisville. Sept. "a mortgage on the Louisville
- Iopts and Texas Railroad for T5.O000OO In favor
Of the Central Trust Company. OF New'fork, was
registered in the County Court Office Wednesday The
money will be used In funding the old bonds aud for
i'm prov einents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
MIR. cRorNsE RESIGNS TO co no NEBRASKA

Washington. Sept o-Assistant Secretary Cronnse
OF the Treasury Department, said this afternoon that
Re- expected to relinQuish charge OF his Office some
time next week when he will 10 Nebraska 10 enter
the campaign for the Governorshlp His resignation
uss sent TO Secretary Foster yesterday, and by him
transmitted TO tho President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
~, c,rvvrveoy SPEAKS IN KENTUCKY.

Louisville KY. sept "A dispatch from lierndon
Ey.. TO "Thc CONFECTIONERY says That Adlai f~
stevenson spoke here today. the home OF his blr'h'
~ large number OF people from all parts Of Western
Kentucky and Tennessee. Mr.. stevenson VIII re'nai
over night at IIcrndon, ana VIII iaLc tue mo'H"'
,-aip fo- LOFTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
NoMINErED on THE 15lGTH BALLOT.

Waco, Tex. Sept. 2.-The Congress convention in tho
With District has broken Its deadlock the 151Gth
ballot The nominee is Ilcutenan tGovernor George
C. pendietOn, OF Bell County.