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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
ENGLISH OOASr STORM SWEPT.
a Heavy Gale Does Much Damage on the
Coasts Of England aud Ireland.

LONDON. bee. 2.-A tremendously
heavy gale set in at O'Clock this morn
ing and still continues, the south and
west of England and southern Ireland
being the centre Of the storm Telegraph
ic communication IS somewhat interfered
with. Part Of the clearing house at
EustO1 Station was unTOOfed by the
gale, and several clerks employed in the
building more or less seriously Injured
Reports from Ireland state that at Lang
ford the streets are strewn with debris.
Many trees are uprooted and much other
damage was done. At Belfast three per-
sons were Killed in their beds by falling
walls and debris. None OF the channel
steamers arrived at Belfast until midi
night The severity or the storm has
not been equalled in many years.
\ heavy westerly wind is blowing
along the west coast Of England also. 1t
Is reported that schooner was sunk
off Liverpool and the crew drowned. A
steamer is ashore at South End. The
schooner Helen Maris is reported wreck
ed at Ardogena Head, ne3r Ardmore
Ireland and three Of the crew were
drowned. The captain was washed
ashore having provided himself with
completely exhausted. Owing TO the fury
OF the gale all traffic in Liverpool is
suspended. Such was the force of the
wind that tram car on one of the
lines In the city was driven into another
car OF the same line.
Later reports show that this gale pre-
walls all over the south Of England,
Wales and ireland to-dag, and reports
are pouring i'm OF damage both on land
and water. Two persons were killed in
a factory at Preston. County of Lancas-
ter. by falling walls. and i'm Grimsby.
County Lincoln. one person was killed
I'm the same way. At Beeston. Noting
hamshire. two children who were playing
I'm the street, were crushed to death by
falling walls AdviCcg from Belfast, Ire
land, state that the American ship Ken
nebcc. Captain Sawyer, ut that port. from
Port Blakcly, was torn from her mOOrings
by the fsale and cCllided with several
vessels, among them "A tug, which was
sunk. All vessels outward bound from
London are anchored at the mouth of
the Thames. The gale Is increasing. Il
is raging heavily on the French coast.
The British bark KirSmichael, Captain
Jones. was driven on the north end OF
the breakwater at HOlyhead. Some OF
the crew were landed by means Of the
rocket apparatus and the rest probably
Will be saved this evening. The sea is
rolling over the breakwater. The Nor
wCgian barks Titania and Nalhalla part
ed thelr cables off Penrhose, Carnavon-
shire. and went ashore. The Carnavon
life-bOat has been sent out TO save the
crews, The schooner Dart parted her
cable off Auglesey and grounded q few
minutes later. The bark Lotus is ashore
at Southport. The 3.O00-ton steamship
British Queen lost two anchors with
SHY fathOms of chain, and went ashore
at Long Beach. She is expected to float
at the next tide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
ASrI.TovIYE ADOPTED IN FRANCE.
The Chamber of Deputies Vote zoo, 900
Francs for Its Use

PARIS, Dec. 22.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day a resolution was passed
voting 20OO-1 francs for the adoption of
Professor HOfimans blood serum I'm pub
lic institutions as a cure for diphthcria.
NJ. Millcraud. Socialist interpolated the
Government an regard to the two days
Imprisonment imposed upon the soldier
Leon Mirmau. for having signed q po-
Itical manifesto. Aliller8ud unmerci-
fully scored the Government for the
treatment Mirman had received since he
had been COnscripted into the army, as
sertiHg that his conscription would never
have been agreed to by the Chamber had
he been Of any other political faitn than
that Of a Socialist.
General Mcrcier resented the language
Of Nilleraud, and appealed to the presi-
dent of the Chamber, Brisson, to inter
Vcnc General Mercier cOntended that
Mirmau was now a soldier, amenable 10
the rules of the army, and not depu-
ty. enjoying the privileges of member
OF the Chamber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
Sa.olfs New Secretary Arrives.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Rev. +. Il. Rock
er, recently appointed TO succeed Or.
Papi az secretary 10 the Papal Delegate al
Washington, arrived on the Lucania this
morning. lie came directly from Rome
and 1t was thought would bring the Pope's
encyclical To the American church He
said the encyclical was not completed
when he left Rome. but that II woud be
along shortly. He said the Pope is i'm
excellent health, and there is no truth
in the report that he is suffering from
catarrh. The Pope, he said. is very
much interested in the American church
u lies very near his heart and he Is very
much grauiied with its present condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
CAROLINA'S GRETSA GREEN,
Greenesvillo Coup Married at Weldon
NeSterday-SeyerII Robberies

WELDON. n. G.. Dec. Especial. 49,
Thieves were actively at work here last
night. and four stores were broken into.
\ large show window was broken in Jud-
kins' store. and goods were then taken
thCrefrOm. Another grocery store was
entered. " is stated that the other two
stores were not entered 10y the burglars
There Is no clue To- the thieves
Mr.. W. l.. Garnet and Miss Susie Rid
die. all of Dinwiddie county. Va, were
married here to-day, Rev. =. n. Stain
back officiating. The happy pair returned
home on the afternoon train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
IL ylus Cots the Full renaIty.

PARIS. Dec. 22.--The trial Of Captain
Albert Dreyfas charged With having sold
plans of fOruhcauOns and other Govern
ment secrets TO foreign agents, was con-
c!uded TO-DAY. Tie cOurtmartial found
him guilty on all the charges, and he
was sentenced 10 the maximum penalty,
The sentence was that he be confined
ia some fortified place for the term OF his
natural life and suffer the degradation
of all military rank and hOnOrs. This has
been the maximum penalty for traitors
ever since capital punishment IN times of
peace was abolished in the army. Drey-
rus icby idGy ~ Garoand re,isin4 ~ en- Ja
.rf.fgu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
runsne Ksly Borne TO the 1omh.

NEW YORK, Dee. 22.-Funeral services
over the remains of Eugene Kelly. bank
er were held this morning in the Ca
thedral at Fifth avenue. The ediiiGS
was crowded with friends and relatives
OF the dead millionaire. The body was
borne from the late residence to the
church shortly before 10 o'clock. A sol
einn requiem mass was celebrated, Arch
bishop Corrigan being the Ceebrant as
sisted by Vicar General barley. There
was no sermon, the wishes OF the family
being compiled with in that respect. The
interment took place in Calvary cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
EN- ROUTE TO CANADA.
The Remains OF Sir John Thompson Placed
on Board tho Blenheim.

LONDON. Dec. 22.-At daybreak this
morning a heavy, cold rain was railing
but there was break in the clouds snort
~ before o'clock, and soon after that
hour the weather had cleared ana gave
promise of a fine, cold day. Few persons,
exceIt twenty or thirty directly interested
in the removal OF Sir John Thompson
sail for Halifax on the British cruiser
BlCnhelm, gathered at the Baker-stree'
rnausoleum 20 await the arrival OF the
staff OF the Dominion's officers IN LONDON
riaees. At s15 o'clock the employees OF
The undertaken carried the coffin 10 the
hearse. which was drawn by four black
horses. The casket was covered Win
sion started for Victoria station. The
cortege was composed Of seven carriages,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
Cashier nckean short sea lia

NASHUA, n. H.. Dec. 22.-Bank Commls-
soner DOrr this afternoon completed his
two weeks examination OF the financial
condition OF the Indian Head Bank, and
the following statement iS given out by
the directors.
The actual shortage OF Cashier Me-
Kean. as ascertained 10 date, is S63, ,775.
In addition, there are certain notes in
cluded in the assets, some Of which are
OF doubtful ownership, and the balance
OF uncertain value, and all Of which We're
taken by the cashier without the knowl-
edge OF the directors. II we assume that
all these notes are worthless, which the
directors now anticipate. the capital OF
the bank VIII even then be unimpaired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
MORGANFIELD'S CASE.
WOULD IA We BEEN here NOW HAD
THE 4 UTHORITIES CLAIMED HIN.
As 1t IL the Train-Robber VIII Probably
Spend His Christmas I'm This State
Talk of Escape from the Hospital.

CINCINNATI. Dec. Especial .-Chas'
Morganield, the train robber. would no"
be on his way to Virginia, had the OIL
cials from that State appeared to-day 10
take him in custody. Morganneids case
came up In the Police Court on con-
tinuance. and while he did not appear,
1t was stated that his condition IL now
such as to permit Of his removal from, the
bnepifal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
I.razi. vi Sot be It the Fair.

NT.W YORK. Dec. 22.-Thc Herlld's
s.,r-IaI cable from BueuOs Ayres says:
+Pio JanrirC adNices assert that the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs officially
states that Brazil win not take part in
The atlanta. Ca, fair, because there are
no funds for the purpose.
II is stated that President Bold of
Uruguay. viii probably use his good
ofiices TO influence the revolutionary party
i'm Rio Grande TO end the strife now pre-
,failfnE there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
IN conts.t MecIeIlan,s EIseiion.

NEW YORK, Dec 22.-Roberr A. Chese-
Trough. who was the Republican candi-
date Tor Congress in the Twelfth con-
gressioaal district at the las; election.
Served notice to-day on Colonel George
R Mcclellan. who ran on the Democratic
ticket. that he would contest the election.
lie charges wholesale colonization frauds
and that men were brought into the
district who voted Illegally. Mcclellan
-dnclares the charges nnfOunde1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
Germany Scores n Point.

RERLIN. Dec. 22.-The Boersen Cour-
Ter today publishes a statement that
C1ar Nicholas has nominated General
picblcr. q member OF the Jouncu Of
tbe Empire and a known friend og Ger
nouv 10 succeed Count SCLuuvaIoT ns
russian Ambassador 10 ''arm1 ~, which
I,cst was made vacant by the apr ONT
ment Of the Count TO the Goyernorship
al Russian Poland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
To Act on the Yacht prorositiop.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The New York
Yacht Club this morning received the fol-
loving dispatch from Secretary Grant, OF
the Royal Yacht Squadron:
London. Dec %. 1894.
Smith. Yacht Club. New York
Thanks for your cable. Special meeting
fixed for the 7lh OF January.
(Signedl GRANT. Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
213 RICHMOND VA. SUNDAY DECEMBER 23 1894

also involved Commissioners Martin ard
Sheehan. EveryDody AT tne central Of
tendent Byrnes reached his Office before 3
O'Clock. but he refused 10 talk Inspec-
tor Williams and Inspector McAvoy were
around early. Iney locked anxious and
concerning captain Schmittberger's ac-
cusations. Inspector Williams was ap-
preached by several reporters in his
office.
Il have nothing 10 say, he remarked,
ION him, but told them to get
out. Inspector NJ :Ayoy said he
mad no answer to make to Schmitt-
bergers charges at TINS time. Both Wiz
Iams and McAvoy were closeted with
Superintendent Byrnes nearly an hour ar
terwards Williams and McAyoy had 4
long consultation together in McAvoy's
office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
rre sultan,s wishes pIsregardea.

VIFNNA. De- Z2.--lt = statel here that
the British. French ana Russian Minis
ters AT Constantinaple have refused 10
make apv cl,ange IN the instructions
given delegates OF the powers mentioned
on the commission 10 investigate the Ar
morian outIages, as the Sultan desired
them 10 do. As a resrlt OF their action
.he situation has become strained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
Mr. Springer is Ilonefnl.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. @.-Repra-
sentative Springer, Of Illinois, Expresses
great confidence this morning that the
substitute reported by him yesterday for
the Carlisle currency bill. will pass oy a
fair majority. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
NO vrRerN1A OFFICIALS THERE.

The police officials expected that the
Virginia authorities would put in an ap-
pearauce, IN which event the case here
would have been dismissed. and the pris-
oner formally surrendered TO the officials
OF that State. As no one responded on
behalf Of Virginia, tho case was con-
tinued until January 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
Haywara Pleads Not entity.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Dec. 22.--Har-
ry Hayward, the alleged chief conspira-
tor in the murder OF Catherine Cling, was
arraigned this morning and pleaded not
guilty. The case was set for January
LIST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
Gold for Europe,

NEW YORK. Dec. 22-To-days Euro.
poan steamers took out s2,lc0090 gold,
man K Co., M,OO0,0co: Lazard Freres.
$780, 900. and Hoskier. Wood g. Co.. $3.50 go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
THE COUNTY GOVERNMENT SYSTEM.

SO far a. the people are concerned, the
Issue of county government is the great
est one before the coming LEGISLATURE.
Tie present county government law vii!
De repealed What viii take its place Is
as yet a problem IL may be that as 10
the negro majority counties, The system
will remain about as IN is 1T present.
The State institutions are not likely 10
suffer any changes of moment Con-
siderable changes in the agricultural de-
partment are reasonably certain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
VILLAIN, and McAvOy Refuse to Talk.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-That the rohfe ;n
Department Is panic-strickeh .o-aay oos,rss -.
consequence of the startiins nlss,,,,,tse ves-
made before the Lexow C0n.,, C0nlln,.'eo of S,b,
terday by Captain sehni' saving' Cap
tain ss scbmittberser' in his tesi,i,Imony' S oil
rectly charged inspectors ",anslrs brIharS and and
MnAvoy uiih corruption ana p'i1Si'' "'N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
WEAruEli FnA... ar.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec 2s.-For
Virginia: Fair: cooler: northeast winds.
For North Carolina: Fair. northeast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
MARTIN NAMES DENJ4LS.
Says schmittberger'. Char=eb Against Him
ara Untrue

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.--President Mar
tin. of the Police Department, issued Il
statement this afternoon ina which hc
denies some of Captain Schmlttberger' $
statemens and explains others. In refer
enCe 10 the statement tnut ne ordered
Schmittherger to send his man TO Mrs.
Vests disOrdcrly house, in west FIFTY
first street, and apologize FOR disturbing
it, Mr.. Martin says that Mrs. West 3
house was reported 10 him 90 Dee an en-
tirely private house and he told Sehmitt-
berger TO Investigate the mater and if he
found ir was private he was 10 let 10 alone.
Mr. Martin says that eN-Screcant Liebers
Who Schmittberger said paid 5000 FOR
prom otion, was appointed by him on the
recommendation OF Lawyer q. NJ Bowers
and Surrogate Fitzgerald, anu that 10
morey was paid.
AFLAT DENIAL.
He der.es that he ordered Schmltt-
berger 10 let the disorderly houses on
FOrtv-siXth street alone. He never had
any conversation with Schmittberger on
the subject.
When Schm!ttberger gave him $50 for
election expenses, ln October, 1888, he re-
fused 10 accept more than so, and re-
turned 500 TO Schml,tDerger.
Captain Schmittberger was transferred
from the rwenty-seyenth precinct TO the
Fifth, not because he made honest eX-
else arrests but because of the rumors
that reached the board that his men were
keepers. These rumOrs could not be sub
stantiateG al the time but il was thought
advisable 30 make the transfer.
THE INSPECTORS ENGAGE COUNSEL.
Inspectors Williams and McAvoy. TO
both of whom Captain Schmittberger says
he paid part of mis- collections are
good deal disturbed, but neither would
talk for publication and cut short all
attempts 10 interview hem. Schmittberger
has been regarded as a protege OF Ni-
liamS', anG il is generally believed that
Schmittberger's success in the force has
been largely due TO the interest Williams
took In MIN. .,.
II was said this morning that Williams
and McAvoy had already engaged counsel
to defend them from the charges hang
ing over them
The present situation In the Police De-
partment is unprecedented. With the eX-
ception of Superintendent Byrnes. nearly
ali its high officials have been accused
Commissioner Sheehan says:
"Schmittberger whole testimony -
far as Il relates 10 myself, Is, In pre-,
fabrication made out OF the "h'ie
CLOTH
VILLAINS and McAyoy Refuse to Ialk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
coNsrHyArIyE LIGIsIATIox.

Both Populisis ana Republicans declare
positively tnat the LEGISLATURE win be con-
serVdtlve I'm the extreme. Some say mat
the very fact that many persons expect it
said that fusion OF Republicans and Popu-
lists is TO continue in the next cdm-
paigu. In other words. the Fus!0nis, eN-
peCtauOn is TO elect their candidates
10 any position for which there is a noml-
nation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
ms cINc1NNATf rHIrNDs.

y was known by thc police that Nor
ganhe& has friends in the city who have
been working hard TO secure his release
ana the conclusion was jumped to at
once that possibly some scheme was be
ing fixed up TO libcratc him. II has been
cs--~ned by the Piukerton officials that
his leg is not so bad as no represents
and that he is q uervy man and would
take big chances TO escape Virginia JUS
tee. ~ is sdio that he is desperate, ana
knowing that Searcey has squealed upon
him will row try by every hook and
crook 10 make his escape.
The stories Of the different strangers
calling at the hospital cause "A good deal
of excitement at that institution and al
so at police Headquarters, and IL is safe
TO say that from now on MOrganheld will
be closely watched
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
HIS ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE.

Thursday night two men were discov-
cred trying to enter the hospital where
Morgan1ield is nursing his broken lcg.
Friday night two men Warc again seen
trying to effect an entrance into the
hospital. II is since evident that these
parties were trying 10 assist Morgan
field 10 escape. fhe city Hospital is well
guarded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
cnARLEs MoRaANrIELD AS HE SOW ArPEARs

This afternoon Police Judge Gregg was
waited on by Attorney Ramey ana a del
cgation Of Adams Express people. who
are anxious 10 get Morganiield back to
Virginia. Sheriff Archibald refused 10
date set by Judge Gregg for his hearing
in the Police Court.
At the request of the attorney, the
Judge wrote q communication 10 Aren't
bald saying that the action of his court
would be governed by that of the COM
mon Pleas Court. and need not delay
Morganfiold's removal. Armed with this,
Ramey viii Try 90 have Morganheld re-
moved TO virginia before Christmas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

Both the Republicans ana PoDulsts viii
hold Joint caucus on all subjects. save
the sendtorsnp. This is positive, de-
son to doubt that Marion Butler will be
the PopUlist senator, and that one OF FIVE
men viii be the Republican senator. the
five being Jeter PritcharG, i. j. Mott III.
G.. EWart. 4. r.. HOlton and o. II. Dock
cry. From the bes. information, the
chances seem TO be I'm Pritchard's favor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21

NORFOLK, Va, Aug, 21.-Captain NJ. J.
Vellines, who was recently removed by
order of the police commissioners, snd
who has since continued wearing his uni
form and reporting for duty daily, was
yesterday afternoon arrested by order OF
the commissioners on the charge of imper-
sonating an officer. Counsel for Captain
Vellines Immediately sued out writ of
habeas corpus, and the court ordered his
release on the ground that the arrest was
illegal, no warrant having been issued.
The matter will probably come into court
again in day or two. Captain Vellines
still continues to wear his uniform and it
is thought will sue the commissioners for
false imprisonment. There is much feel
ing here over the arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21

WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.-The Corean
minister, Mr.. Ye Sung 500, and the secre-
tary of legation of Corea will sail from
San Francisco on the 2Sth inst. for home.
They have been given n leave Of absence,
and will return to this country after a
few months Ye Sung 500 was for
merly secretary of the legation, and
was promoted to minister few months
ago. While at home he will take the OPP
portunity to fully inform his government
with respect to American affairs, espe-
cially as bearing upon the present Japan
ese-Chinese war. The legation here dur
ing the minister's absence will be in
charge of the counselor, Ye Huen Gik, as
charge d'affai-ae
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21
BRECKENRIDGE AT GEORGETOWN
The Kentucky Orator Receives q Cool
Reception nt Owens' Home

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 2l.-Colonel W.
Q. p. Breckinridge spoke yesterday at
Georgetown, the county seat of Scott
who is his most powerful opponent In his
struggle for reelection. Special trains
were run from all parts of the district.
The Lexington special, from Breckin-
ridges home, took the majority of the
crowd. The speaking took place in the
court room, which held about 600 people.
Colonel Breckenridge was introduced by
John A. Lewis, of Georgetown. His ad-
dress was an appeal for mercy inasmuch
as he had confessed his sins and laid him
self at the feet of his people. He told how
his reference to the late vice president
Richard NJ. johnson, was SO fresh in the
minds of the people there that his recep-
tion was rather cold.
Professor J. F. Nelson, a teacher in the
Kentucky state college at Lexington, was
shot in the leg while trying to prevent
difficulty between a negro and n white
man named Glass. Both Nelson and
Glass are strong Breckenridge men, and
Glass in attempting to shoot the negro,
in some way hit Nelson.
The big Ownes barbecue will be held
here at Breckinridge's home tomorrow.
Ten beeves, 800 pounds Of mutton, 900
gallons of burgoo and 5000 loaves Of bread
have been prepared to feed the crowd. The
women Of the district interested in the de-
feat of Breckenridge will furnish dinner
for 9, 800 persons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21
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HARRISBURG, Aug. 21.-George f, Work,
who was instrumental in the wreckinR OF
the Bank of America. will have to serv,
out his term. Governor Pattison yester.
day refused to approve the pardon. Tn,
governor could not see why mercy should
be shown to Work. The recomn endatior
for pardon was signed by all the mem
bers Of the pardon board with the excel-
tion Of Secretary Harrity, who declined
to sign the paper after examining the
reasons The Communication Work carried
insures him against losing his citizenship.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-21

PARKkRsBURG, W. Va, Aug. 2l.-An
political conventions in this part OF this
state ART being made subordinate to the
reelection or defeat of Senator Camden.
The Roaue county Democratic convention
passed resolutions indorsng the Wilson
bill, and denouncinR as traitors the sena-
tors who defeated it. The jackson county
convention Saturday nominated men wins
will vote against Mr.. Camden, and ths
Wayne and Cabell conventions are divided
between Ex-Governor Wilson and Camden
1t is said that Camden cannot be re-elee'
ted, aud that to push his nomination this
fall viii result in the disintegration ana
total defeat of the entire DemocratN
ti,La