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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02
SMALL TALk
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
PithIly Told.

PithIly Told.
SICKNESS at Fulton is abatlng.
SEVERAL cases Of destitution are re-
ported In East Wheeling.
WILLIAM CoRCoRAN and others OF
East Wheeling are home from hunt.
They caught large bird, supposed to
he young eagle.
THERE was only one case in Police
Court. yesterday morning. Lou Steph-
ems, for disorder, got 81 and costs and
went TO the hill.
COMPETITION among the coal dealers
was never more sharp than at present.
Coal is cheaper now than 1t has been for
many years as result.
The monthly contest took place In
the Y. N. c, A. gymnasium last night:
The exercises were very creditaole and
some good records were made.
THE meetings In the North Street NJ.
4. church are growing In interest. The
meeting consists OF addresses oy
VARIOUS NJ. e. pastors Of the city.
WM. KENNEY, late Market Master in
the Second ward, yesterday transferred
the books to Frank Moran, the new
Master, who will take charge this morn
ing.
THE reports OF the w. & E. G. railway
for last month show that business was
as good as the corresponding month last
year. Trade is keeping up remarkably
well.
THE Red Cross Fishing Club will give
a concert this afternoon at Menge 81
Howley's Hall. on South Market street.
A full attendance of members is de-
sired.
A DEED from George Quell to An
thony Quell, dated December /, 1898,
for a lot of household goods, In con-
sideration of $3.50. was sleft at Clerk
Hooks office, yesterday.
YoUNG mems meetings will be held
at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion building at 7:45 o'clock tonight
and at 4 o'clock tomorrow. Young
men are invited TO attend.
THE Arial Banjo, Mandolin and Gul-
tar club went to the Intirmary last
Thursday night where they played Tor
the unfortunate. good crowd OF per-
sons attended from here, and pleasing
evening was spent.
A POWER OF attorney from the Wheel
ing Benefit and Life Insurance Com
pany, TO James p Rogers, was left Tor
record at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday,
as was also q power OF attorney from
the National Medicine Company to u.
w. Atkinson.
THOMAS STANLEY, OF Elm Grove,
whose serious illness has been referred
to In the REGISTER several times OF late,
died Yesterday morning. The deceased
was formerly q member OF the city
police force, and had wide acquaint-
snceshlp throughout this city.
ABOUT 7 O'Clock last evening. a special
OF six elegant coaches containing all the
B. & o. officials, arrived at the depot.
Among the coaches were the West Vir-
ginia. the Annapolis aud Baltimore.
The officials are here on general IN
spection tour and will leave the city
early this morning. Their coming at
this time was unexpected.
THE Wheeling Stenographers' Asso-
citation held their quarterly meeting,
last evening, ir the parlors OF the
Seguln Business College. The details
OF routine business having received con-
siderable attention and discussion, re-
marks bearing upon shorthand were
made by many OF those present. after
which the meeting adjourned TO Thurs
day, March 1st, 1891.
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hnnrhnr snnsaIinn.

CHICAGO, December 1.-The COughlin
case furnished fresh sensation to-day
when. Judge Wing, attorney for the de-
fense, moved, al the opening OF court,
that Juror Fred c. Rehm be discharged.
Evidence was presented TO show that
Rehm had sworn falsely 10 his examln-
alton 90 saying that he was in Toledo
during the time OF the CrOnin murder.
Judge Wing fled affliavits that Rehm
was 10 Chicago at the time and attend
ed DR.. Crouin's funeral. This immedi-
ately following the dismissal of two ju-
rors at the request of the prosecution,
leaves the case in chaotic condition
almost unprecedented.
Judge Tuthill took juror Rehms case
under advisement. The attorneys for
the prosecution claim that the Rehms
matter is an attempt by the defense to
distract attention from the prosecu-
tlons dismissal OF jurors Gates and Will
son. Assistant States Attorney Bottom
said that he informed the defense Of
Juror Rehms' alleged disqualification
several days ago, and thgt no action
was taken until this morning.
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THE CASUALTY RECORD.
The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday

City Yesterday
John Frohnappel's large coal wagon
broke down at Thirty-third and Chap
line streets yesterday. Travel wascon-
siderably delayed.
Last Thursday John Vance, OF the
Sixth ward, and William Bandi, OF East
Wheeling, we're on hunt at Rosby's
Rock. Bandl fell and filled his gun
with mud. Later on he saw squirrel
and fred, forgetting the mud was
lodged in the gun. 1t exploded, but
without doing any harm.
Two street cars colIided at the street
car barns yesterday morning and both
were damaged, and a worse accident
was narrowly averted, as one of them
was filled with people. Car As was be-
ing run from the barns, and a car came
down town at rapid rate OF speed and
collided with it. The passengers were
considerably shaken up. The prompt
action of the motorman of the down
town car prevented serious accident
About 12 O'Clock yesterday the horse
attached to the wagon owned by the
Wheeling Drug Company ran of from
Richards & McEroy's upper pharmacy,
on South Jacob Street. The horse was
left standing at the drug store, while
the driver went inside to deliver a
package. A street car came up the
street, and the canvass In front scared
the horse, which wheeled directly Ia
front OF the approaching car. The
motormau by great exertions checked
his rapidly moving car, when 1t was
not over six inches from the wagon.
The escape from bad accident was
very narrow one. The animal then
took fright and ran up street for TIVE
SQUARES, when it was caught. Little
damage was done.
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LEHIGH RAILROAD STRIKE

PHILADELPHIA. PA, December l.
Chief f. Z. Clark, in 40 interesting In
terview, said that the strikers were still
undismayeE and expected to win the
fight.
"They may give out whatever re-
ports they WILL" said he, "still we have
facts. Yesterday
ninety of the men employed by the
company in and near Wilkesbarre Joined
our ranks. Six trains fully equipped
we're ready to leave CoxtOn last night,
when all Of the men quit their posts
and are now with US"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02

WASHINGTON, D. c., December l.
SedatOr Voorhees, was at the Capitol to-
day. He declined TO be interviewed
concerning the tariff bill, saying: 81
can only say from my present knowl-
edge Of the measure that the DILL seems
10 be 10 accordance with the principles
of the Democratic party. 1 believe In
the adyalorem method, in the tariff for
revenue only and in free raw materials,
and / understand those TO be the prin-
ciples OF the Wilson bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02

CHICAGO, December Ia dramatic
double suicide occurred at the Virginia
Hotel early this morning.
The dead bodies Of Victor Cyrier, a
young French drug clerk, and Of Mrs.
L. E. Caron, the wife Of druggist in
whose employ Cyrier at one time was,
were found in the same room by a
Ichambermaid.
The woman who wasseveral years the
senior of Cyrier, and beautiful little
brunette, had died by poison.
Cyrier had shot himself three times
and died stretched across the foot Of the
bed in which the woman lay.
Mrs. Caron and Cyrier had been at
the hotel since Tuesday night and were
known as Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. La
Pointe, under which name Cryier regis
tered as from st. Paul.
They had conducted themselves like
persons OF refinement and were appar-
emily very happy together.
This morning chambermaid reported
that she could not get into room AL.
The door was soon forced.
LYING IN THE BED
with her head on the pillow was the
woman, her left arm extended toward
where her dead lover was lying at her
feee while the right covered her head.
Across the foot of the bed, the man
was lying on his face. Both had evil
IDENTIFY been dead for several hours.
There were no marks upon the woman's
body and letters left in the room proved
that she had taken poison.
Cyrier had shot himself once behind
the right ear, again in the right side
of the neck and had sent third
bullet into his body just below the
heart. Two of the wounds were fatal.
Four sealed letters were found in the
room: one written by Mrs. Caron to her
husband aud the other three addressed
by Cyrier to a relative in the city, to
druggist in whose employ he had lat
terly been, and to Miss Flavie Cyrier,
Bourbonnais, Ills, which place had been
Cyrier's home before he came to Chi
cago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02

WASHINGTON, d. c., December l.
Secretary Of the Interior Smiths re-
port was made public tonight. Upon
the subject Of pensions be refers to the
great amount Of money saved to the
by the cutting off Of Illegal
pensions. Concerning the order to sus-
pend pensioners pending proper evil
dence of the legality OF the pension, he
says it was issued by his order and Is In
accord with the practices OF the de-
partment from its organization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02

sp<otoI 7slsoram IONS HsO'''"'
Parsons, w. VA, December jas.
r. Neal OF this place, who three weeks
ago was sent home from 40 insane
ASYLUM at Philadelphia, Pa. ~ cared,
has again become insane AND danger
Gus. To-day be locked his wife
IN her room and going into
his sister-In-IsW's room began chok.
Ing her, and had II not been
for . passer-by bearing the screams and
giving the alarm. be would undoubtedly
have killed her. Neal Is nov guarded.
He is over seventy years Of age, and
has travelled through Aries, Australia
aud Europe.
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SO SOON FORGOTTEN.
only s11S Paid In to the Blaine Memorial
Fund.

AUGUSTA, Me, December 1.-The
movement started last spring to raise
money for monument to be erected to
the memory of the late James G. Blaine
has proved a lamentable failure. 1t
was thought at the time that $4,000 or
$50, 600 could be easily raised by sub
scription and papers were prepared and
placed in circulation in May last. To-
day the treasurer of the Blaine Memorial
Association reports that but Sis had
been paid in.
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Maybe He was Ohnly.
,TqI T--.grqn % fhs Rsartsr.

Sp6ctGl IsiegrQ0 20 ne hs0lHsF-
WESTON, w. VA, December Con.
siderable excitement was Occasioned
here to-day by a thief named evil
liams," from Doddrldge county, who
went to Greenstein's clothing store and
stole an overcoat from the front
of the store. He then walked
uD street te KOon Bros. and stole pair
of boots. He was captured after des-
perate chase by eX-Deputy Sheriff Cum
mings and landed in jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02

PrrrsBUEe, PA, December This
d.fsnse iu the case OF j. Newton Hill.
recently convicted Of murder Of the
Frat degree for the killing Of Nrs. Rose
Roetzler in the Allegheny Parks one
nioht last June, have secured the All
dsvI,s Of three witnesses, which, they
claim. will prove beyond doubt that
Hnl IS innocent Of the crime. These
aftidayits will be presented In an appli-
cation for q new trial.
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wedding at Wnsonburg.

-|-III1 : '--lT III = u ~ -1''7-'7
SALEM, w. VA, December l. Mr.. r.
A. Garrett was married yesterday 70
Miss Bird Payne, at the NJ. E. Church
at WiISOnburg, IN the presence Of a
great many friends. MIR. Garrett
has been here for some
time in the drug business, but sold out
a few days ago TO c. s. Bond & Bro, and
while here made a great many friends.
Both parties stand high in society cir
cles. They left Immediately on we'd
ding tour TO St. Louis.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY Chronicle of the Movement Of
individuals.

individuals.
A.F. Ulrich, of F. H. Behren's store, is
of duty, sick.
Sixteenth street, is sick.
Elmer Biggs, of West Liberty, is the
guest Of friends in the city.
Ted Collins, of East Liverpool, Is
guest of South Side friends.
Charles Strobel, the South Side shoe
man, is in Pittsburg on business.
Conductor Wilson Smith, Of the w. &
E. c. Railway, is on the sick list.
w. L. Davis, of the Ohio State Blndery,
Columbus, o., is in the city visiting friends.
WINDSOR. F. Stings, Grafton; T. A..
Orr, Salem, and +. E. Parsons, Hunting
ton.
Can't. It. J. Hinde, of the Ohio River, is
back from visit 10 his home near Lake
Erie.
Mac Little, the man scalded at McMech-
ems factory last Wednesday, is able 70
work again.
Joseph Yahn, the East Wheeling cigar
maker, is able to be on duty after bad at
tack OF grippe
John Niebor. Martin Neider and Joseph
BuIhuhIl.
roe county, o., on hunt
Tom and John Sweeney are down from
Washington spending their Thanksgiving
vacation with their parents at Elm Grove.
Car Foreman Swan, of the Pennsylvania
Company, was in the city yesterday on
| business. His headquarters are Pitts
burg.
Edward Naugle, formerly of this city,
now living near Barnesville, was In the
city Yesterday. He is as staunch q Demo
crat as ever.
McLURE.-E. e. Hayes, Morgantown;
F.M. Thomas, Kingwood; John ID. Sun,
Weston; c. j. Jones, Bethany, and w. w.
Wilson. Fsirview.
William Stein, John Bowers, Henry
Bowers and others, of Fulton, are on a
hunt to the interior Of the State. They
will be gone q week.
William Smith and Henry McCluskey.
Fast Wheeling men, will leave IN q few
days for Fish creek, where they Will
spend a week hunting.
Charles Kindleberger, Of North Wheel
ing will leave for Muncie, Ind, this even
ing 10 again enter into the employ OF the
Jos. Bell Stove and Range Company
SrANM-D. Powell, Pennington; Patrick
Gallagher, Grafton; Jas. A. Hutchinson,
Parkersburg; George Cook and lady, Man
nipgton: E. J. States, Parkersburg; y. G.
Huling, Sistersville.
Charles Redman, Of East Wheeling, and
his friend Edward Reed. OF Plttsourg,
vent 10 Piedmont last Thursday on a
hunt. Fhey had great success. having
| bapr-- 'aven rabbits.
~ kL. C. Sanger, Fairmont; VIM.
lI# W. G. Fiemming, Sisters
er, New Msrtinsvile; A.
u ssville; J. Kountz, New
n. Wilson, Stumptown-
Garland, Of the Anal
u, passed through the
2 his way 70 Cincin-
IS called by the labor
the REGISTER yes
ident Garland was
3 Kaufman, Of the
companied him tc
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T,lIora,a 70 ~ Reolasr.

ASHLAND, KY, December L-Suc-
cassful long distance telephone service
has been opened from Huntington. w.
Va 10 Portsmouth. distance Of sixty
miles. and with the completion OF the
the Portsmouth Columbus line, q general
consolidation will be had covering about
one hundred and fifty miles.
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Robbery at PaIatiue.
gpeetaJ TsIlgraia 70 ne Regis,s-.

NUttIUI 1IsII - . - tl'4-'.''+
FAIRMONT, December 1.-The gen.
eral store OF Leonard & McEfreSh, at
Palatlne, just across the river, was
robbed early this morning by thieves,
who removed a broken pane of glass in
the front window. The exact amount
stolen cannot be ascertained at once,
but will likely amount to about $500 or
$500, and consisted or clothing, shoes
and groceries. No clue TO the thieves.
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Madison SQUARE Directors ArraIgded.

New YORK, December 1.-The Madi-
son SQUARE Bank Directors who have
been indicted, were formally arraigned
this morning before Recorder Smyth
in the Court Of General Sessions, to
plead and have day fixed for their
trial. Joseph F. Blaut was arraigned
on two charges Of perjury, eight misde-
meanors and one charge OF fraudulent
insolvency committed jointly with the
other directors, Adolph j. Kalisher,
Ronald T. Mcdonald, Simon Gutenberg,
Andrew L. Solard. Charles Z. Seloyer,
Frederick A. Kurshedt aud Emil
Frankel. McDouald aud Soulard were
arrsigned on eight indictments charg-
ing misdemeanors. President Blaut en-
tered a plea of mot guilty" to all
eleven of the indictments, and obtained
the privilege of a weeks delay In
which 70 determine either TO withdraw
the plea, demur to the ~indictment,
make a motion concerning it or let the
plea stand. The other directors asked
and obtained a week for deli0eration,
a privilege similar to that granted TO
the others, excepting Selover. who did
not appear.
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Mrs. John stokes Dead.
,Dlrial TsIfgran 70 lh5 RsJtsisr.

TORONTO, o.. December Mrs
John Stokes died here last evening
from la grippe. She was 90 years Of
age, aud the mother Of Or. w. H..
Stokes, Frank Stokes, editor Of the
DQilu Tribune, and Ella Stokes, a
teacher in the Toronto schools.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02

Sr. PAUL, MIN, DecenbeT The
eoldest place to-day was Prince, Albert.
Canada. where thE mercury WAS '42
below: Bismarck. 4 D., 22, and Moor
head. Minp., "a below. Slightly warmer
weather Is promised nv Sunday.
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One PostInaster.

Suscfdl Tels0ram 20 tes Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December l.
III. C. Harris was to-day appointed
postmaster Of West Wheeling, Belmont
county, Ohio, vice Alexander Lyle, re-
moved.
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THE woMAN's LETTER
was as follows:

was o. AOAiOHS'
To Au:
A last farewell to our dear friends.
Life is no more happiness to us. VIC
is not to blame. We die here together
tonight as true friends. Farewell
husband and dear little child. Hope
you,will remember your mother. A kiss
to Nv little one. who has no mother to-
night. Oh! so young, without a mother.
What will she do?
TSipnedl Mrs. L. CARON.
Cyrler left in addition to the letters
several sheets of paper on which he
had written In the same strain as Mrs.
Caron, saying in one place:
"She died at half past five this morn
ing. l can't write any more; l can't
open my eyes.
And in another something about the
'salne amount OF poison" by which 1t
was inferred that he had swallowed poi
son before shooting himself.s
DIR. CARL s. CRYIER,
a cousin of the dead man, said tonight:
"I am not surprised. Victor was a man
who would not hesitate to take his
own life. l got his place with Mr..
Caron about three years ago. De
boarded with the Carons because Mr..
Caron' desired to give him part of
his salary 10 that form. Early last
summer noticed that he was paying
too much attention to Mrs. Caron. l
demonstrated with him, but be as
sured me he had too much respect
for Mrs. Caron to COMPROMISE her.
About three weeks ago Mr.. Caron
found them together in COM
promising situation. lie came to me
and told me of it, saying he could no
longer keep my cousin. Victor went
away and did not see him again until
Sunday night, when be came to my
house. He said that he knew Caron
was looking for him aud said he was
ready TO be found, a, the same time dis
playing a revolver"
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TO RAISE THB REVENUE
Necessary for Carrying on this Great
Government.
TIE INCOMES OF CORPORATIONS

Win Be Taxed to Make Up a
Part Of the Deficit, and Cigar
cites May be Forced to Help
Out - Increased ImpOrtations
Under the Tariff Bill Will Make
the Deficit Less than Has Been
Estimated.
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Avoid Danger.

DON'T put an enemy in your mouth to
steal your teeth Avoid deleterious denti-
friees. Rely on SOLODONT. Nothing
can be purer or more certain 70 prevent
rhe teeth from becoming diseased. After
each brushing they glitter Like pearls, and
the gums grow rosy r6N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02
h9 gmndav Regf8teP Exees linn A eatures Most Artist

frugal government, and frugal govern
ment is the only guarantee we have OF
the perpetuatiOn OF our free institu-
tf0ne
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TO RE-ADNIT JESUITS.
The German Rsichstag Took Action
to that Effect Yesterday.
CATHOLICS GREATLY PLEASED.

The Keeping Out of the Members
OF the Jesuit Order is Said to
Have Been the Cause Of the
Break Between Bismarck and
the Present Emperor - The
News Received With Great
Satisfaction by Mgr. Farley.
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STEAMSHIPS Arrivals.

QUEENSTOWN, December l. Arrived,
steamer Campania, from New York for
Liverpool.
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sheriff Franzhelm in Washington.

Special Telegram TO tae Rs0is,eF-
WASHINGTON, December 1.-She
Franzheim, Of Ohio county. is In w
ington on a visit 70 friends. BE DR.
into the Treasury Department
aud had a pleasant chat with {
sioner Of Internal Revenue Mile
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SENSATIONAL TRAGEDY
Mrs. Caron and Her Young French
Lover Die Together.
MRS. CARON WAS BEAUTIFUL.

Mr.. Caron Took the French Drug
Clerk into His Home to Board
Out Part of His Salary - Here
He Met, Admired, Loved and
Compromised Mrs. Caron = A
Double Suicide and a Lot of
Slusny Letters Wind Up the
Proceedings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02

BERLIN. December 1.-The Centreists
in the Reichstag to-day introduced .
motion TO readmit members OF the Soci.
ETY. OF Jesuits into Germany. Count
HopmeschRnerich. on behalf OF the
Centre party, made short speech 10
justification OF the motion. Herr Man
teufiel declared that the Conservatives
with few exceptions would oppose the
motion. Herr Morbach, Imperial
ist and Herr Marqusrdsen. Ma
tional Liberal, stated that their
parties would also oppose the motion TO
readmit the Jesuits. Herr HoleutIer,
German Conservative, said he and some
of his friends would abstain from voting
upon this matter.
Herr Lotze, Anti Semitic, said that
his party would vote as they would vote
against the proposition under discus
sion.
WHEN THE CHEERING
over the result had subsIded, DR.. Lie
Der spoke saying that the Catholics ad-
hered to the course they had hitherto
followed, and that they would remain
faithful to the Emperor and the empire
and Loyalty devoted to the iath0rland.
Loud cheering.
The police had considerable difficulty
In keeping clear passage for the dep
utles. The scene greatly resembed that
witnessed during the debates on the
army bill. The galleries In the ReIchs-
tag were all filled and from the begin
ming TO the close OF the debate the ut
most interest was evInced By al the
spectators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

aud me Of the best known Democrats In
the cou.fr was 10 tic citg yesterday.
Mr.. Woi,an MAS asked by d reporter
Tor the Express 70 stare iIs views ~
regard % Inc Suggested movement Tor
unity in the Demograiic party in The
county. He said; II regard such unity
a. a very deslrAble thing. provided we
eau come 10 an understandings
Mr.. AIatlock's IDEAS embodied in his
communicable 10 the Express, are mine
exactly. Our wing Of the Democratic
PARTY Is not wiling to make any sacri-
hce OF principles 10 allow anybody to
get an office.
'LeavinQsout Of view any sacrifice Of
principle. I nin ready to do anything to
bring the patty together, anu am very
anxious to see Il done.
Il think the hest thing we can do
who have the good Of the party at heart
here In San Antonio Is to meet and talk
the matter over and decide what is best
70 be done and cgme 60 an understand
ing"
Mr.. Walton stated that he agreed
with the gentleman who said Ia his
letter yesterday morning that the pur.
chnsable vote always has and always
viii prevent unity.
After cOnyersng with a number Of
Democrats during the day, Mr. Walton
stated that he thought the best thing
10 do was to kecp quiet and see what
the Hogg faction is going TO do. He
had not found anyone who had any
well-deiined paus for unification.