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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-08
OCEAN FREIGuTs.

Cotton-Market quiet. Rates quoted are
iOc; Genoa, 40c; Reval, 42c;
Havre, via New York 43c; Liverpool, via
Boston, soc; Amsterdam, via New York,
40c: Antwerp, via New York, 40c; Genoa
via New York, Acc; Hamburg, via New
York 39c; Reval, via New York, SIC; Ma
Piles, via New York, 53c; trieste, via New
York SIC; Venice, via New York, Coo; Bos-
ton, per bale, SIPS; New York, per BALE
500; Philadelphia, per bale, $l.00; Balti-
more per bale, S1.00.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are quiet at
less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at $4,000
500 for u range including Baltimore and
Portland, Me. Railroad ties. basis, A.
feet lac. Timber rates, 5OcU$l.00 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and
Windward, nominal to Rosario, Sl2.OO
113O0; Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, 5000
611OO; to Rio Janeiro. $l400; to Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, S113GlG11.50; to
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber, fl IS standard.
BY Steam-To New York, 500; to Phil
adelphia, 800; to Boston, $500; to Balti-
more $500.
Naval stores-By san-The market is
quiet. Large-sized; Cork for orders are
placed at Is 41zdGSs I'D, small-sized, IS
2s-6d613s-9d. South America, rosin, Csc per
barrel of $50 pounds Coastwise-Steam
To Boston. lie per 100 pounds on rosin.
90c on spirits; to New York, rosin. SIC
per 100 pounds spirits. SIC; to. Philadei-
phia, rosin, TIC per 100 pounds. spirits.
Boo; to Baltimore rosin, nc per 100
pounds, spirits, Toe.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Tallahassee. New York.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Alpha, Finney, Beaufort and
Port Royal-C. II. Medlock, Agent
Steamer Ethel, Bevin, Augusta and
way landings-W. T. Gibson, Manager.
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steamer Westhall, Morgan. New York
StraChan & Co.
Steamship City Of Birmingham. Burg
New York-C. G. Anderson, Agent
Bark SOlveig (Nor). Gjirtsen, Shields
Paterson. Downing & co.
Bark Wayfarer (Nor). Nicholson, Alloa-
Paterson, Downing & Co.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation Will be furnished masters of yes
sells free of charge in United States Hy-
geographic Office in Custom House. Can
tains are requested to call at the office
Reports or wrecks and derelicts re-
ceived for transmission to the navy de-
partment.
For additional shipping news see other
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York May Flour quiet about
steady; winter wheat low grades, 50. 30a
235; do fair to fancy S2.s5d3.25; do pat
ents. So 40d375; Minnesota clear. 81. 75d
s.. 70; southern -four quiet steady; common
to fair extra. $225srS.l0; good TO choice do
S3sOG02.0. Wheat dull frmer with option /;
No red store and elevator, 66lAc; afioat
CSC; options were fairly active and irreg-
ular and closed firm at nc advance; No
red May, 661ac; June, Size; July. 673Sc
Corn quiet, firmer No. 2, 577sc elevator;
5S7sc afioat; steamer mixed. 55ss656ssc; OPP
tions were moderately active and strong
al nc advance; May and July. 552sc; Sep
TENDER, 555sc. Oats more active, firmer
July, 331sc; spot No. 2, 32ik432a4c: mixed
western, 32Ad321ac. Hay firm; shipping
s.. 58G5.60: good to choice, 756IS0c. Wool
moderate demand, firm; domestic fleece,
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The cash quotations were as follows:
Flour was easier. Mills were shading top
prices of last week about lOc There was
a fair local demand; No. 2 spring wheat,
6661661ac: No. red 623sU6212. No 2 corn,
II .S71a. Lard, $6.52l9G6.55. Short rib sides,
S. 95GI6 90; dry sailed shoulders, S5371b1D
$50; short clear sides, s6.12h@625.
Whisky, Sl22.
firm. Winter patents. $3.S0Q350; family.
s.. 5OGI2 Is; extra, $235n2. sos Wheat quiet
and unchanged; small trade. Corn No
mixed ear, 49c. Oats quiet; No. mixed,
Bic Pork quiet and steady; mess, $12 25.
Lard quiet; fair demand; steam leaf. 7c;
kettle, 7c. Dry sailed meats steady and
$500; short clear. $40. Bacon steady;
loose shoulders, SIC; short ribs sides, $6G5,
short clear &c. Whisky easy and quiet
st. Louis. May Flour firm, but duh;
patents. $3250335: choice, $2.506260 Rye
-four, So. 2563.50. Wheat lower; May, 65i5c;
July 613tQ6l5sc; September, 6113c Corn
lower; May. 47@4c July. d4S%c; September,
SAC Oats lower; May, 29izc; June, 291zc;
September 25a4c. Pork, standard mess
s12c0 Lard, prime steam, 500; choice,
clear ribs csc; short clear, SIC. Dry
sailed meats. shoulders. SIC; longs, SIC;
clear ribs, SIC; short clear, So. High
Baltimore Md, May 7-FIour, firm;
wheat, weak No. red spot and May
66120665sc; June 66lzc asked; July 65l50655sc /:
August, 65l2c asked; steamer No. 2 red,
631aq63Sc; southern by sample. 67669c;
do on grade 65G6Sc Corn, steady; mixed
spot, 54hd5415c; May, @lsc; July, 54Ihc
asked August. SOC bid; southern white, 81
white western, 37ll371zc; No. 2 mixed do
33IaG34c Rye, dull; No g. SC. HAY. firm
$13.O0d1400. Grain freights dull; steam to
Liverpool. 1%id, May; Cork for orders. IS
10000; ladle, l2dl3c; store packed, S6IlOc
Other articles unchanged.
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CLEARED YEsTERnAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham. Burg
New Nork-C. G. Anderson, Agent
Bark Schwanden (NoD, Erickson. Bris-
tol-Strachan & Co.
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ARRIVED At QTARNNTTNI
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Barkentine Guberuton, SnoweT (Rus).
Nicholson. Para-Master.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SAVANNAH, Wednesday. May s. 1895.
sun rises OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5:i2
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High water. Ft. Pulaski, 1870 am 7:49 pm
High water at Savannah, $50 am, $40 pm.
18th Meridian Time.
Time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
l. m. 18th Meridian.
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!. Is95-rime shown At savannah 9Oth 1eTidis6
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Time Table n Effect April d. 1895.
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rime Card in Eneet April 90.
GOING SOUTH REAI1 nOWN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-12

rhs CsugauI N.-ga --,rsussi - ~
sHtHr8H lurrr.


sHuH-'1H larrr.
Un5eF dsis OF sspisapaf % ;AR Igae-
Gan lraa aHi alss, Company writes 70
tash1Iuorygsllg .5.,,v,as oaeial
g:sismeai
oar sAss. bar NIL! 10 !l,etlI maTa,
igs. owiag 10 the Het STAT vorrmcB
y 10 are eup,ays by lle iay oltuelva
h0uFt, demand ilr,Y,lya minutes lsF
luncheon time, vh.e the company Il
wlillpg 30 accord thea tsealy,nvs min
uigs The vampagy 10 oprlgiinG ia
BeisaalcT steel department, a. IL glwayA
has, 10 twelve h1Gr ,utas. aud without
tie NcrEu9n iu tuai department think.
lngli Wa necessary % slpp lae mil a.
all Tor iungIeog, Tho VofEmru Who
haNc struck aElIns; the lWeuty.nvr min
ute Fnlg 10 our sheet bar department
sud fei3s04 q work WbsH requested
by the manage, G. ~, Dean, have all
beon discharged gai paid Oh aud that
portion OF our mill! now open 70 new
WorEmen woo way Apply, fhs work
In that department is NOT intricate or
difficult, and skilled N0rSmeu are not
required ~ operate II,
There rs no existing cor iroyersy, and
In view OF the TACT that al. tW0lve-hOut
properties WORK C0atluuouAIy, We have
alEsd nothing unreasonable OF our Tor
msr WoTkmgn IN that department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-12

At tho residence Of Mr.. George Lulz,
on South Front street, Island, las. even.
ing Mr.. George Buerkat9mmer, well
known aud popular travelling man in
tho employ Of William Sehwer.ieger d
Co., and Mas Anuto kaiaor, IA e,ti,
mablc young lady, were united in mar.
ria.e. The ceremony was performed at
s O'clock BY rev. William Utfert, OF St.
Johns church, in tho prcaonce Of quito
n number OF friends, and at itt
conclusion m elegant lunch was served
by Mr. and Mrs. f.ut& When ampo
Justice hal been donoto it tho guests
returned TO the parlor', whore several
hours were spent in very pleasant social
intercourse. The happy couple rccciY.
cd may warm Congratulations, aud tao
ptOsunts were numerous and tasteful,
tes.iiying 10 tho warm regard lUlt for
them BY their friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-12

The briggs Oil Company owners OF
the famous schoot.house lot, in tho Dog
Skin district, have been assured by ex'
perts that their well gives promise oil
being u good pumper. and they will try
the pump. Ii it does uOt respond freely
tho well will DO given a heavy shot,
Pumping was ordered to begin last
night, but no report has yet been re-
ceived.-OR RerictV.
The Oxford Oil Conpany's we'll, on
the L. NJ. Thomas farm, which came in
last Saturday at the rate OF thirty bar
rels an hour, 10 now down to 100 bar
rels day. Its rapid decline il not un.
usual Tor tho KGener saud wells.
Garland, Hays & Robinson'A No
on No. 9 German lease, will DO due next
week. No. 2 on No. lease, has started
to drill, and the rig for No. l lease is
building.
Two miles southwest OF Wilson Creek,
in Washington county, Ohio. Kelly
Bros. 4 Company have drilled through
the sand on the Stephen Payne farm
and have Il duster. Six feet OF sand wa:
found but 1t contained no traces oil oil
The PaoYn Oil Company's well on tht
Grey farm, near Braden pump station
Tyler county, is causing little tIurr!
in that locality; the vol is producing
l20 barrels q day and its owner vii
make two new locations at once.
Murphy, Jennings q Company are
also busy driving stakes at new locations
OF the big Hartman farm, adjoining
the Grev farm on the east.-DcrrjcE.
The well on the EiCkelberry farm
owned by Sutton & Co, was expected it
yesterday, but crooked hole causes (
delay oil lew days.
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ATTEND tho lot sale at Moundbyillc,
Scptpmber II aud IL.

Mn. A. A. SNYDER, superintendent
poor farm, Wiunosheik o., lA, says.
Last winter Mr.. Robert Leach used two
boxes OF DO Wits Witch lInsol saIyo
and cured large running sOro on Ills
leg. Had boon nndOr caro- Of physicians
for months without obtaining relief.
Sure euro for piles. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling W. Va, Il. +. Peabody, Bon.
wood, md bowie & Co., Bridgeport ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-12

strangers in tho cay nnd Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In tho cay nnd Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ainick and daughter
Mrs. Bond, aud two children, OF Wheel
Ing, arc guests OF Mrs, L. l.. PitneE-
StGaJGlriNe Ga;a,tc.
Mira X. Il. Armour, who has been
visiting at Mr.. Frank j. uCirne's, in
Lonthcrwood, lott for her homo in Kan.
sas City yesterday.
Col W. ". Arnett and Frank n. Ar
mott, OF Wheeling; ]. Tucker, Of Berry
Springs; Miss T. Tucker, OF Parkcrs.
burg; G. j. Nixon aud W. S. Gray, d
Capon Bridge, arc among the West Viz
sinians at Washington City.
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s.S-.z nirpsih b ne l6lst.aag.
ssTEEswLs W. Va, Sept II, -
Ransy < Company'S Hays No. /, a,
Friendly. was 'ho, to-day, and is max
ing $50 barrels per day McMullan's
we'll, on the Blacksmith lot, oaetoarth
OF mile southeast OF tho Ds.st was
two scrsWIin the rapd aud no good by
latest report tonight Dois. No, 4 ii
making 20s barrels per day BY actual
gauge. -Four more wells on same farm
will be in Sunday night. E.E.E
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You cannot DO vol unlols your blood
Il pure. Therefore purify your blood
With tho bOst blood purlIior Hoods
sargaparillN. .
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IEor weather proves depressing 10
those whose blood ia poor. Such people
should enrich their blood with HoodI
SarlNpariIla q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-12

THE gl.sT lgD FREID-I POOLS

Have Been Moary Makers Tor Some
People, Bat There Arc CIhera'
Who lave Dropped tho GIuc-rho
briggs seAool House Lot Well.
NeWsy Notes From tho sisiersyille
and Other Petroleum Fields
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-12

Referring to the oil situation aud the
fact that no new pools have been
brought in north Of the OHIO in tue old
field, ~ S. w." saws Of tho southwest
Geld; West Virginia and southeastern
HAYS been tho districts TO hold mp the
production aud the future ior time at
least is moIt promising Ths new dis
COver!es In Monroe county, snow that
tine dfiii is capable of fading new pools
where least expected, aud there Ia an
eageTness mover surpassed by operators
to rot into new territory, The fancy
prices paid for leases is evidence that
tue oil man has good baRk account.
a single instance OF paying big bonus is
that OF the associated prOducera operht.
ing the Dest farm. A bonus OF SlO,OOO
was paid for the farm and at the time
1t was leased, 1t was located moro than
u mile from Developments and contalna
but sixty.six acres. II has been demon
strated, however, that the farm was
cheap ut tho price paid. The four COM
pleted wells have all boon gushers and
every acre OF the farm shows ior pro-
ducEg territory.
The above is one instance Of success,
bat there Is another sidG to the story.
Many farms in the vicinity Of tho Frie'
den pool were leased early in the excite
ment, NJ prices that ranged higher than
that paid for tho Deist, and will never
produce barrel OF oil. Up to tho pre-
sont time, but six OF eighteen farms
that have been tested in searching for
an extension to the Frteden develop
moRts, have found oil in paying guam
titles.
The showing in the Dye'Brooks pool
has been even worse. Aside from tho
two Dye.Brooks' gushers, but two small
wells have been found, and test wells
have been drilled in almost every dlrec.
ton in the hope OF finding new lead.
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THE MEANING OF
WORDS DEPENDS

On whore you hear them and what there is to back
them up. We handle words very carefully. We know
what our printed statements mean and We are ready
to stand or fall by their downright ruthtulnes Ours
is store that can afford TO stand on its past merits
with the assurance of doing better aud better for our
patrons as fastas possible in the years to come If we
make mistake and then, be very sure that it is
mistake, and We are ready TO right it with GOOD
CLOTHING or FURNISHINGS, or with money. No
customer of ours shall suffer for our error IL YOU
DO NOT KNOW US HERE IS AN EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY TO BEGIN.
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CnolCE mRauiacturiug sites viii be
offered for sale At MouRdIYle, sep!em.
Der II and is.
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THAT IVAN
NEVER LINED

WHOSE personal appearance cannot DO i'm
proved BY correct attire Good clothes right
y cut, we'll tailored, are tho first crodoneaIs-no
matter what your vooaton-ba you banker or
merchant doctor, clerk or mechanic lawyer or
IabOrer-cIo,hos are tho outward expression Of
your taste and judgment, and form the first and
therefore tho most lasting impression.
In preparing our large and varied FALL and
WINTER ttnos we have endeayored to surpass
any previous effort We invite examination
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suRGUY-HANDLAE-At the residence OF Nm,
Mary z LANDAU, on Ilr1bar srpt1m
Ter 10, ls9l, by Rev X I, BIEBt UToEGE
9yE,. % ,.ln"hyg, uA.o 70 7A ~;
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-07
NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

One man was killed and three seri-
ousiy injured in a wreck of freight
trains ON the Lehign Valley railroad at
White Haven.
II. Barker, "a Denver kioneer, is dead.
He built the first cabin in Denver in
1858 and organized the first Masonic
lodge in Colorado.
The steamer Pearl of Glasgow found.
cred after being in collision with an
unknown bark off Folkestone. Part OF
her crew are missing.
The armory being built at Denver
blew down, injuring Lee Babcock and
John Mcbride, carpenters, quite sc.
riously. The loss is about $12, 1000.
Ex.Congressman George E. Adams
has formally announced himself can
didate for the United States senator.
ship from Illinois, now held by Shelby
M. Cullom.
Captain John Taylor, receiver OF
taxes of Philadelphia, is dead. He
was past department commander oi
Pennsylvania and was a candidate fol
commander.in-chief at the recent
national q. A. r. encampment at
Pittsburg.
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HAD MONEY LEFT.
Final Report Of the Minnesota worlds
Fair Board.

ST.. PAUL, Jan. I'D. A. Monfort,
president Of the Minnesota worlds fair
board, fled with Governor Nelson the
final report of the board It is in
pamphlet form, neatly printed. and
fills I41 octave pages. Treasurer Fur
longs report shows the total receipts
in his hands to have been $11O, 567. 26;
total disbursements. $109, 79S. 63; bal
ance Of cash ON hand, $3.50. %. The
report Of G. McG Reeve, secretary of
tne board, puts the total receipts which
passed through his hands at $l53, 500. 76;
total disbursements, $152, 787. 81; bal
ance in cash turned over to Treasurer
Furlong, $3.50 923.
Mrs. Marion White, treasurer of the
woman's auxiliary, reports 90. $50. IL
received, 20, 423.27 disbursed, leaving a
balance which she turned over to
Treasurer Furlong of $226. 90
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MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA, MONDAY, JANUARY I,
consni Judd Says Timt. t.country Is Not Ia
Position to DO So.

ConAmi Ju'ld Says TiiatsCountry Is Not In
Position to DO So.
VIENNA. Jan. 7.-The United States
consul general, Mr.. Max Judd said that
the Austrian minister at Washington,
Baron Hengemuller Won Hengevar had
dOnbtless beer instructed to enter a
protest ut Washington against that
paragraph Of the sugar schedule of the
tariff act which imposes an additional
duty OF one-tenth of one cent per pound
on sugar coming to the United States
from countries which pay bounty for
the production Of sugar, but he added,
nl talk Of reprisals is absurd. Contin-
uin0. Dir. Judd said:
am more than satisfied that Aus.
tria As not in position to adopt retail
iafoEy measures. The yearly exports
Of Austria Co the United States amount
to @.000. 600, of which 3,2o6, 900 is
sngdlr The United States exports to
Austkia only amount to $500, ,O0O. Con-
.seqnenfly il is absurd to talk about re-
taliafion. Under this new tariff Austria
cannot make any further export OF
sugar IA the United States.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON. Jan. The only busi-
ness done by the house during the
morning hours was concurrence in a
bsl lor the relief of zimri Elliott of
K.n,as, and resolution to pay the
funeral expenses of Colonel William
4. Fitch, for VI pears q doorkeeper in
the house and who died Chaistmas day.
The debate ON the currency bill was
begun by Mr.. Boatner Dem, La who
expressed surprise at the opposition to
the measure which has developed on
the Democratic side of the house.
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MORE MONEY NEEDED.
Wilson's Committee Will Meet 10 See
What Can Be Done to Raise
Revenue.
BEER AND WHISKY TAX
Likely to Be Largely Augmented---The
Sugar DifferentiaI Also to Be
Considered.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Chairman
Wilson will call a'meeting Of the ways
and means committee as soon as a
quorum of the members arrives TO COM
slider several important measures be-
fore that committee. The foremost Of
these contemplates an increase of rev.
enues OF the government by raising the
internal revenue tax on various arti-
cles. Representative Pence of Colorado
introduced q resolution previous to the
holiday recess, calling for information
from the treasury department as to the
amount which would be realized by
putting tax on beer, and increasing
the tax ON whiskey. The resolution
was referred to Mr.. Wilson's commit
tee, and it viii be one of the first sub
jects taken up, as there is a growing
feeling among members of the conn
mittee that
some Plan to Increase the Revenue
Of the government must be devised and
put in the form of law before the long
recess begins. Representative Moneys
bill to raise the tax on beer, win be
considered in the same connection.
Another measure to be considered Is
the bill to take of the one-tenth diff
sferential on sugar. This differential
has stirred. Germany, France, Dem
mark, Belgium and other countries to
take retaliatory measures, against
American commerce, so that the pro-
posed bill seeks to overcome the COM
mercial warfare with these countries.
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Califnrnla Floods. !.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan THE storm
which commenced here on Friday
night was the most severe in years. 1t
continued for Va hours and extended
generally over California Telegraph
and telephone wires were prostrated
and railroad traffic impeded. The pre-
cipitation ranged from . to 8 inches In
18 hours. A number of rivers in va
rious parts OF the state overfiowed their
banks, flooding several small towns,
but no serious damage was done.
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!. A Scheme to Dust Tsudd.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. THE e1ecu-
tive committee of the Republican state
committee has decided to ask the legis-
lature, which conyenes on Monday, to
pass . measure changing the method
Of determining by the Legislature how
the vote for governor at the recent
election was cast The official returns
give small plurality to Budd (Dem J.
His opponents charge fraud. The bill
will be introduced on the first day of
the session in each house, and may be-
come q law in three days. The act
viii be brought for signature before
Governor Markham (Rep. as Cover
nor Elect Budd will not then be seated.
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SOME NEW SENATOR'S.
Several of the states VIII Return Present
Incumbents. @u

Incnmbents. *.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.--Since the hol-
iday recess the senatorial gossip of
cloak room and corridor centers is the
elections now pending before several
of the state legislatures. The old seniors
of the class of ~, to which Sherman,
Allison, Morrill,, Ransom and Voorhees,
belong, take as much interest as do the
sophomore senators like Lodge, Dave
Hill and Athel Alien. There have been
some surprises alyeady and predictions
i'm several states have already been
discounted by results. .S s \
Massachusetts, win return, the vener-
able and distinguished Senator. Hoar
for q fourth tegm. New England never
makes O change in the senate, only.
when the political complexion of sthe
legislature changes. ii s'
In Illinois thero is very general inn
precision that Senator Cullonn, who has
served l2 years in the senate. viii be
returned for third term. He is con-
sidered 20 be one OF the best posted
men on all matters pertaining to ma
tional legislation in the senate today.
Michigan will return Senator No
Milan as his own successor for the
long term, and so sure is the senator
of his reelection that he is attending
the daily sessions as unconcerned as
though the election were three years,
instead of week, away.
There Ii no opposition to speak of to
Pettigrew in South Dakota, Wolcott in
Colorado or Eugene Hale in Maine.
Senator Manderson declined to be q
candidate for third term in Nebraska.