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Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Big Electric Companies Consolidate.
IBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.I

by Telegraph 20 the Evening JournaI.I
BUFFALO, n. Y. July 28.-The Brush
and the Thomson Houston Electric
Light Companies, of this city, and
the General Electric Company
of New York, have agreed upon a
consolidation Of their interests here, and
will be united under the name of of the
Buffalo General Electric Company. This
step was found necessary 10 cut down
expenses. O.eof the results will be the
extension of incandescent lighting on a
large scale. The capital stock of the
new company will be 81, 500, 600
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Good rime at the saratoga negntta.

lBy Telegraph 20 the Evening Journal
SARATOGA, July 2S.-The result Of the
rowed-over races this morning are as
follows
Pair Oar-Atlantas first, time 1919;
Ionas second. time l0.11; Nonpariels
third, time 1914
Junior four oars-Ariels first, time.
929; Atalanta second and Astoria third.
The Ariels beat the Atalantas by IA length
and-a half.
Senior four oars-Wyandotts first.
time, o. Modoes second and Argonauts
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Al EN-snperlnlendent JnlIed.

lBy Telegraph TO the Evening Journall
NORTH COLLINS, N. y, July 2S.-John
II. Van valkenburg, cx superintendent
of the Thomas Orphan Asylum for in
digent Indian boys and girls, who was
arrested at Brockport on Monday, was
brought here yesterday and arraigned ON
the charge of immoral practices with in
mates of the institution. lie waived OK
mination and was held forhearing at a
hinher court.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Drowned ON Town Creck.

EAsToN, Md, July 2s-Allred Hay.
ward. colored. who lived with Mr.
William Myers. on his Piimbimmon farm,
near Oxford, went out canoe sailing on
Town creek. The breeze was still, and
the sail in jibbing struck Hayward aud
knocked him overheard. He was
Ir.u.raI
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
KILLED I'M AN EXPLOSION.
Two Men Blown to Pieces and Four
Others Badly Injured.

IBy Telegraph to the Evening JourraLl
PARIS, Tex, July 2S-A fearful
boiler explosion took place at saw
mill belonging to Short and Pickering
near Stanley, l. T., seventy-fve miles
north of here, at noon yesterday, by
which two men were killed outright an q
four others badly injured, three of whom
are expected to die at any moment.
The explosion was caused by water in
the bo Ter becoming exhausted The
engineer. Lewis Hardin, was tori
almost to fragments by lumber. JOIN
Brown was also mutilated The injured
men are John Roller, Edward Potter and
Joseph Hardin.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
GIadstono's majority reduced.

[By TelcgraphNo the Evening Journall
LONDON, July 2S.-The recount Of the
votes in Greenock gives the seat TO the
Unionist candidate, Sir T. Sutherland.
The first count showed a majority for J
Bruce, Liberal. This reduces Gladstones
majority TO 40.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
a nnnnr ornndfnther.

Clerk of the Peace Biggs is happy
man to-day He is a grandfather for tho
first time. Last night his daughter,
Mrs George Janvier, gave birth to a
bouncing baby girl The mother and
child are at Middletown, and both doing
well. Grandpa Biggs has received many
congratulations at the Court House to-
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Trappe Church improvements

The improvements TO st. Pauls Prot
ostant Episcopal Church, Trappe, Md. D.,
are completed and cost 81 300. They
consist Of slate roof, inside and out
side painting, an enlarged chancel and
now vestry room. Captain John w.
Martin, of Clora Point, put in hand
some window. a memorial TO his deceased
wife Rev Henry Clinton Collins is the
ractor
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
critchlnu,s Relnnse Refused.
IBy Telegraph to tho Evening Iournai.l ]

by Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
PITTsBURo, July 2S.-Judge Magee
has refused to release Sylvester Critch-
low, the alleged sharpshooter at Home
stead on July 6, and has held him for
murder in the first degree. Close was
released on $40. 900 bail,
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
rntnl Ern1osIon in r.iehIgan.

LBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
GAYLORD, Mich. July 2S.-The boiler Of
a lumber mill located on Otsego Creek, in
this village, blew up this morning. Four
men were instantly killed and several
injured.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
No Change in the Price Of Coal.

[By Telegraph TO the Evening Journal
NEW York, July 2s s-Ihe Western
coal sales agents at their meeting this
morning decided not TO advance coal
prices The Eastern coal agents decided
not TO change August prices. The allot-
mcnt for August is 1900, 600 tons.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
rnrreIled Lnnd. onened for setlIement.

IBy IeIegraphI 70 Inc LNehIhs JuuIH"I'I
SAN Francisco, July 2S.-The 75O 0OO
acres of land forfeited to the govern
ment by the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company we've opened to settlement yes
terday. Many entries were made here
and Others were fled at Hollister- The
most of the latter were by old settlers.
The claims will be proved up and allot-
ments made in six months.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Damn Makes seml-nostltution.

[By Telegraph 20 the Evening JournaLl
BUFFALO, n. Y, July 2S.-Mr Hoyt,
attorney for Defaulter Damn, has handed
over TO the state banking department
$4,000 worth Of property TO credit
against his defalcation This makes over
500. 900 that Damn has restored since his
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Pritchard WON'T right nan in iAmerica
IBy Telegraph to the Evening Journall

NEW York, July 2s.-A despatch re-
ceived in this city yesterday from
London stated that Pritchard's oacker
refused to allow him TO fight Hall in
America. The Coney Island Athletic
Club had made an offer of a SO, 100
purse for the men to fight at their
rooms. but the above despatch seems TO
settle the matter. and the battle will oc-
cur in England, as originally intended.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Labor People Before Congress Tomorrow.

[By Telegraph TO the Evening JournaLl
WAsHIgGToN, July 2S.-Mr. Oates Of
the Homestead investigating committee.
says he will hear representatives of the
labor people tomorrow They wish to
refute the Pinkerton statements. Mr..
Powderly and Mr. Deylin are expected to
come.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Another Heat victim

Rudolph GramowsH was overcome by
the heat while working at the c. & J.
PYLE Company's works yesterday He
was removed to the Homeopathic Hos
pital where he viii recover.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
nalioi Fraud Cases to 90 on Record.

lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
TnENroN, n. j., July 2S.-The motion
Of Prosecutor Winfield, of Hudson county,
TO strike from the records the papers in
the ballot box stuiling cases was denied
to-day by Judge Green of the Federal
Cnurf
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
.o'Donnen Away on Private Business.

10y Aeic6i"ph 10 tic i-Nchihh "'ui null
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 2s.-Mrs.
ODonnell said this morning that her
husband had gone away on private bust
ness, but she did not know his where
abouts.
Evening journal., 1892-07-28
Wind a nlnerenee In Lle lIornIngl

fBy Telegraph 10 the Evening Jourmll
WAsnrNGroN, July 2S--All the ex-
ecutive departments closed again TO day
AT 3 o'clock on eccount of the continuance
of the excessive hot weather
Nsw YORK. During the twenty four
hours ending At noon there were 100
deaths I'm the city. OF these l00 were
children under Ave years of age The
deaths resulted from heat in many
instances.
pHILADHIPHIA.- The thermometer
to-day registered 96 degrees at IS
p. m number of heat prostrations
have been reported by the police but
so far no deaths.
CINCINNATI. O., July 2s.-The maxi.
mum temperature on the streets yester.
day was 80 degrees at . p. m. Twenty.
six cases of prostrGtions by heat were re
ported and one death. To day the
weather is slightly cooler, the mercury
being 80 at noon Tho indications are
most encouraging for much cooler
weather by tonight.
PITTsBURo The record of tempera
| ture to-day is as follows. Sa m. a.
noon, 9l.S; . p. m, 0O3. A slight breeze
keeps the air in motion and the heat is
not nearly as oppressive as during the
/ past three DAYS. The indications are fol
! local showers and cooler tOnight.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-21
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
ANTI SNAPPERS" GET INTO TIE FOLD

AN Nil-NNATf UlIl IN ~ iIE rOihf
THE BROOKLYN DEMOCRATIC CLUB ABsoRBs
THEIR CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATIONS.
Tie Cleveland and Stevenson campaign clubs In
Brooklyn which formed by the " Anti SnappeiN
after the nominations mude last summer annlga
mated with the Brooklyn Democratic club al meet
Ing held last evening In the Johnston Building. After
the election the Cleveland aud stevenson clubs
through the central committee. appointed a snOcom-
Of organization Charles j. EiwaIdS was rs chair
man. ard after conference with the members of th'
Rrooklyn Democratic club OF which A. Augustus
IIealy was president. II decided TO unite With IT,
and form organization which will have branch
In each ward and will. In effect, be an independent
Democratic committee. entirely distinct fom the rtsn
lar organization ~ The party.
Charles j. Edwards presided at the meeting l'S'
evening Tile name adopted was THE Brooklyn Demo
crtic ,ubr The purpose OF tha organization was So
forth tJ be- TO promote republican principles ana
10 secure the election Of honest men to Office An
amendment 10 secure a better municipal government
was voted down after protractcd debate Resolutions
were adopted favoring the choice OF United States
Senator from this State In sympathy with the inconl-
Ing Administration. and Democrat experienced III
craftsmanship and who shared In the mouv'>'
purposes f-.lnls which brought about the "cuoh
Uf Mr. Cleveland. . 49,. c. r,,o,
Peabody vice presidents. Alexander L. orr Henry
firntz Conrad ~ Jordan, \. Augustus heuy an"
Thomas G.. ,hearman; secretaries Dahlei Moy nahai
and Charles A. Kelly; treasurer, George b. Monat'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-21
NASHVILLE INTERESTED IN DIVORCE SUIT.

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. 2O-A divorce Dill was lieu
In the Chancery Court yesterday by Mrs Ma'tne"
NJ Gardner against Matthew VI. Cdr0ner. Mrs'
Gardner. as Miss Saidee Polk Fall, was an ScAho"i
edged belle I'm Nashville and throughout Iehhessee'
and Mr. Gardner Is a prominent member OF the Her
mltace Club, a horse fancIer. stock-farm, Guy ana
county propertyowiler and capitalist whose wealth.
IS placed at half a million. They were marHe2 IN
MAY, 1901 lived together TIL November, 1891 anu
then without giving public reason, separated Ever
lnco tbcn society has been talking constantly OF the
affairs OF these two, and often rumoIs OF dlVoire
proceedincs have foated around. They amounted 10
nothing until to-day. Wien the bill was nleo sshiHs
a divorce reasonable aIimOny and support Wits
OF Injunction and attachment were pfaSeu iof "'U
issued attaching the defendants property. Com
plainant charges cruel wanton lnhuman and mall
coms conduct the part Of the defendant, charges
wilf, malicious and cruel abandonment on or about
November 1891. and that he has continuously IN
snlfed Lumlliatcd and outraged her since IL ~
said the defendant VIII contest the case.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-21

j. T.. Turner james Dustin. william Crley, William
Sullivan j. Cn,rey and j. DAILY. Here Is list of the
horsS sold and the prices:
B g. By Albert VIA Belle J. H. shuts, 500
4: g.. bv Albert W.-Cornrla Daniels; C. H. NJ lrtin
500.
B c.. by Albert w.-Suliana; r. p. Ioun'bnry'
$500
Ei Nv Albert w-Marle RoSe: J. II. Shuts, 81 600
H. Z by Albert WYE Loud; X. T. LonnsOury,
$500.
,h T. by Albert W.-Bue Bell w. q. warner so'o
H. T. Lv Albert W.-Belle McCracken; w IEted' 500.
D. C.. Ly Albert W.-ti1lena; J. b. DINidSOh, r-'O'o.
Br T., by Albert W.-Rosl Clay w. Reed, $40
B c. by Albert w.-Maude; N. Campbell. SLID
H. T. by Albert W.-IIlda; Henry Pierce. sl4OO
1T. c Ly Stamboul-Maicl; +. ". S"cEett 81 500.
Ch C., by Albrrt W.-Ealet; Edward y. Nance
$1,000
Er g.. by Albert W.-Iess9mine; j. IL SHUTS. slioo
u. g. hv Albert W.-Reta; +. W. B'rn-S, S6'5
H. G. BY Albert W.-(icmmd j. II. shuts, fi,OOO'
Br. T.. by AnteyoloMlbcl cOlt-PItch"h "hli samuel
Hyde. $3.50.
IN. g.. by Albert w.--swect Home W H. Matthews
$3.50.
IL. G, by Albert w.-pirat, Queen; W. II. Matthews.
500.
Il. T.. by George II. Lowe-Nellie Dooni r. p Iouns-
bury, $50.
BIZ. c., by Albert w.-Mondane; Frank Ferguson.
So.
~. T.. by Eclat-t -tceBrown; q. II. Morgan. 500
B. t. by Geotge H. IOwe-Elmont; j. II.DicE'on' s2Vo
tn. .. by Cornelius-Western Las; &. Wrlland $40
Gr. - hy Antevolo-MabI co-Whte Alec; ~ r.
r
New-York tribune., 1892-12-21
4 BUSY DIY IN THE SENi TE.
THE RESOITTIoN FOR THE RECESS GOES OVER
THE NAVY YARD LAND SALE.

THE RESoLUTION FOR THE RECESS GOfS OVER
THE NAVY YARD LAND SALE.
Washingfon Dec oO--The Army Appropriation Dill
from th. Ilonse was presented I'm In" Senate THIS
morning and referred the Committee on Appppfll-
uOns.
The House concurrent resolution for the holiday
recess from Thursday, D-cember -, to Wednesday
January a. was reported favorably but on objection
Of Mr. Sherman It was laid over without actoh
A I'LL for the reappointment Of James Is. ANGEL
o, Michigan Oh the Board Of Regents OF the smith
sonIan Institution was reported and passed and the
vice President announced the appointment OF senator
GRAY as regent IN place Of senator Gibson.
Mr. Teller introduced concurrent resolution Tor
IA. assembling ot the two houses in the hall ot the
u.u,e Of Representative, Wednesday February D
l-o3 nj | o'clock In the afternoon, pursuant t. Inc
r.nulr.uent OF the Constitution and law, rcliuhs 10
the election OF President and Vice -Pre'liehl IL WIS
r4fcr,el 10 the Committee On Privileges aud Eeclohs
THO bill Introduced bv Mr. Bate 10 repeal all statutes
relating ~ supervisors OF elections was taken up anu
Mr. Bate made an argument In Ms favor. IL "oh'
over without action.
On molten of Mr. Teller the McGarrahan DlIi went
over until the morning hour tomorrow
ON motion OF Mr. McPher'ol tho House Dill "
provide flr the sale or Navy Yard lands IN the city
of Eroollyn at not less than al, 900 an acre WAS
taken from the calendar AID passed. .,
Mr. blackburn moved I" proceed &" IN" coh'lue. auon
" the Hudson River bridge DiiL ia, W"uoh was
lost by IA vote Of - 4" u. 1900, A.,
Tn. Anu option I'LL Mas then taken up ana aiI
Paine addr,-~.i the senate. "AplainlnS ana dclriu
ing hi- obl.cuns :, The bill without e, l'hl.s .s
IN, ,perch Mr. Palmer lirfrd ilr h""r- ihr Anu
nri,nn b cong over Without acu iai tl" senate
adj lOIrncd tl 10 MORROW.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-21
SENATOR PrOCrOR or THE sNEDBERG SUIT.

Washington, Dec 2O.-Eaboraie reports published
OF the smcdborS ca4c lave induced Senator Proctor 70
make a statement for publication. II was not new
but was brought over u year ago. The complainant
discontipued II account Of its weakness. some
months ago the company's counsel. in New Ork
voluntarily consented to allow Mr. Smedbgs attorney
10 reinstate the OLD the docket. The com
plainants father, said senator Proctor. formerly
secretary aud treasurer of the company. but was
turned out as utterly useless. The whole annls Of
the proceedings may be found In that fact. senator
Proctor said further that the business OF the com
pany had been fairly successful, but nothing more.
From the organization Of tie company" ne con
tnUcj, IL has ueyer purchased property without
the unanimous consent Of It's board OF directors. and
during all The time the fathe. Cf the complainant has
been, and lie stl is member OF the bOdri.7
New-York tribune., 1892-12-21
UNDERHIIL DENIES HIS WIFE'S STORY.

Jacksonville. Ia. Dec. 20 (special.-snce Deem
Der III james Wallace Undertdll, OF Roynn France.
has been guest at The Everett Hotel la his city.
in company with his sepdaughter, Denise RouX. lie
Is out Of money. and TIE hotel proprietor has been
advancing him small sums the strength OF his
expectations in Tie way OF rematance from New
York UnGcrJll Is thirty five years old. Denise
VIII not be fifteen years Old until Apii. but looks
and acts Ike an American girl Of twcidv rndcrhin
denies tie statement that he ran away with Ids wife,
dangh,er. lie says that when The girl found he was
coming TO America She followed him 10 Paris and
insisted on coming here with him. declaring TINT Sic
would not return 10 her mother and grandmother at
Roysn on account OF their cruel treatment Of her.
Mr. UndcTldu also denies that he is intenperate
New-York tribune., 1892-12-21
rEprrLlcANs COUNTED OFT IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore Dee 20 epecan.- The Democratic
machine has completed lis work OF couhuhs o''
Rcpu llcans elected TO the city Conhci' N"t 'o"'c'
with having absolute control VI that body tile Demo
,a,. determined 10 deflaud the few Republicans VINO
were. elected in spite of the ccoked work ut lhe poS
and th dI-fl flanchi~em"nt 0f negro voters Mr' N"n-
,uhs one o the abest cOlOred men III the state WHO
had served one term In the C'ty Council mining
good record was drfauded Of II reeleru"h. liz h"u
.t least nfty more vote, than ia" Democratic cahni
date Iut m spite Of the election law IRE returns
,v.r. held lack and llr counted out. In the FIX
te.uth Ward Charles ". BlJwn. Republican, hid "A
majority Of eleven vote, on the ohcial coAh' r. l.
U.llmnn the Democratic candidate contested The seat
Ia instruction Of the bosses, ana last night MI brown
,v,s count,d ont eighty Republican ballots ana
thir,y nine Democratic ballots being rejected III Tie
recount thus giving majority for the democrat 9i
twenty fom. m" Nu-li"iai p'iio, i." ~, n,,
hc c.rt under il. but II the vote Is close ana the
machine, /, against him recount Is ordered ana ho
4. fouutPd on.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-21
A CLEVER SCHEME OF THE PoPrLIsTs.

Top,ha KAN Dee. 2O.-There has been much spr'u'
,tion a. 10 how the Populsts proposed to carry ou'
their scheme Of orgauling the House. The latest b'
f ,auo,uvring has lust leaked out. IL has Deem Gus
t,nnrv for some member Of The supreme Court 10
,wrar I'm N. members after the Secretary ol S'"'e
c,lld tle roll OF certified members. An examination
~ I'M, law revealed 10 Mr. BreidentlaI. Chairman Oi
th. T. uull,t committee that there has never been Il
statutory provision regulating The manner of ad'lhls
,.riuv th. oath and that this was only cuNtohi'
some wear, ago u mcmbcrlcc, Ot the House Was sh"'
and scriosy wounded before the assembling oi 'Ac
l.ei-latur In order 10 draw Ills pay le was sworn
In hy = Justice Of the Peace ana bis membership WAS
r.rnp.iy,d Later =. senator was sworn In by I"
Iu,tlc. OF the Peace in his O~n county, aud alter
long debate n was decided by the Senate that any per
son .rnvryeIed 10 administer the oath coud swear III
the member elect and he would be senator without
further action Acting upon these prrcedeh'S' MI
Br,drnthal has prepared form or oa'hN ad LAS sh'
# TO every Populist member with INSTRUCTIONS 10 De
sworn I'm by a Populi, peace officer. who would keep
r,. proceedings 4 secret. Following this, when ihe
legislature assembled. .oJn as the secretary 'aiiei
tho ,,, and before the supreme Judse would nave the
n,D,rtuu,ty 10 In ANY member, ue IoPuiI'ts
ninn i'm we're Immediately 10 organize according 10
.n,,,l,. nrd,r, which would TAX" about ten minutes.
Tnru having the house. they were 10 appOihI 'V"
uitoes and maintain control. =,
The scheme a good ole nlu "Ohlu nave ""'HV'
but for mis- prenhu exposure
New-York tribune., 1892-12-21
C4RDryAL GIGBONs ATTENDS 4 CELEBRATION

Baltimore Dec. cO.-Accompanied BY the Rev j.
Cofay. OF Carbondale Penn, and the Rev. A. L.
Ma-nien, Of st. M0ry's seminary, Cardinal Gibbons
left Baltimore this afternoon in private car Tor
Scranton PENN 70 attend the joint celebration In that
city o tho ntieth anniversary Of the ordination OF
Bishop OIara rs priest and the twenty Hfth Of his
conservation Bishop OF Scranton. The celebration
Will take place tomorrow Bishop OlIara Is the first
Bishop OF scrnion.
scranton, Penn, Dec. oo.-Cardinal Gibbons, OF
Baltimore, and DR.. Kean OF the Catholic University
Washington, with other church digntai1es. reached
here at 10 :35 O'Clock tonight. committee, with
a special train. the Cardinal at Wnhcsbarre, ana
escorted lin to this city. Columns Of uniformed
societies were lined al the railroad station here and
were reinforced by thousands OF citizens Irrespective
OF creed Tie Cardinal escorted tllr JuEh the
main avepue to the pastoral residence, the route
being thrOnged with people.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-21
MAY CREED'S BODY EXHU.NED.
THE CAUSE OF HER DEATH TO BE INVESTIGATED
AN AUTOPSY TO BE HELD TO-DAY.

AN AUTOPSY TO BE HELD TO-DAY.
The body OF May Adelaide Creed colored. who died
five weeks ago at her home In R0ohescravc.. Brook
iyn, under circumstances that led 10 Le Suspicion
that she had died unnatural death. was e1him"d
at Cypress Hills Cemetery lat yesterday afternoon and
taken 10 the undertaking rooms Of Henry Hamilton at
Bcdfordave. and North T1'th-st. Williamsburg. where
an autopsy will be held to-day. She twenty three
years old. For long time She had been
suffering from heart trcule She was taken
n about six weeks ago, and her father.
DR.. William Creed, physician practising ia tho
interior OF the state was called 10 attend her.
The young woman died month ago Dr. Creed
unable 10 give certificate Of death because he
was not resident OF the county lie called In DR..
Barton, OF Putnam-ave, who had attended the Young
woman three months before. She was then suffering
from heart trouble. For accommodation, 1t Is al
legged DR.. Barton certified that death was due 10
heart disease ali though he lad not the FOR
three months. Not until after The funeral had taken
place were rumOrs circulated that her death should he
investigated. IL was learned that She had been
friendly terms with cOored clergyman. The asi'a-
don became great that an order WAS obtained for
the exhmaiOn OF the body.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-21
THEY DO NOT WANT FTvE-CEET BARBER SHOPS

indignation meeting OF lorbers was held last even
Ing In Lincoln IIal, ut Houston and Allen stS, 10
protest against the Ayccent barber shops John e..
Meyers OF Paul. president Of The International Jour.
neymen I:arLeis' Uno aud member, Of the local
union made afdscsses
The meHbers spoke with much bitterness OF the "hiiv
ery, tat exists in the "nick.l" shops. Th"-e shops
IL appors from speeches made last evening. null
tlplyinc rapidly destroying the trade. J. klopekv
Of Syracuse displayed cOnsd rabe feeling In speaking Of
thes, places Anton Seld presd nt oi the local union
also addressed the meeting The dcclarsd that the
employees Of the "nickl' shops from - tO tl2
II week. They also compelled 10 DO odd chores
for their employer wOfng fifteen eight houfs
q day. II decided 10 hold moe agitation meetings
New-York tribune., 1892-12-21
THE WYOMING LEGISLATIVE CONTEST.

clr,,nnr Wyo.. Dee. 20.-Ihc state Board of
capv,s.er, met here In secret Session today and de-
cided 10 adjourn from day 10 day until the supreme
,u,t arrive; at some decision In the contested Car
,o, county case, Arguments were MAJ" III t'e
svnnr.m, Court on motion + strike ont portions "I
IA. petition applying for witt OF Alternative ma"'
t,u,iis compelling the state Board TO canvass the
,.,ion Comfy returns which would elect two Drn)-
c,,uc members OF the Legislature. These arg Ineht>
,vcr, ended and the matter taken under adviSemcnt
When The question now Involved is settled by the
court the matter will come up on It, merits aud TIC
,,con or non election of th" two Democratic lelNa
Tors nom Carbon County Will be hmally adJndical"d
by thl; court of last resort.