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JUDGES WERE IN ERROR.

Changes In the Program OF the Northern
Oraterical Society.
Iowa City, Ia, May 6.-The president
and secretary Of the Northern Orator.
ical league have announced officially
that the Judges were in error. not grad
ing according to the constitution. The
correction being made gives Iowa third,
Oberlin fourth. Chicago fifth, North
western sixth, the first aEi second re-
manning unchanged. The league elected
F. w. Beckman Of Iowa an versity
president. The next contest will be
held in Chicago in May, 1896.
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The DelanYR Guilty

Phttsburg, Pa, May 6.-The sealed
verdict in the conspiracy case against
Charles and Henry Delany in the BLIND
pool business was formally opened and
read IN criminal court this morning. II
was guilty as indicted.
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American Medical Association.

Baltimore. Nd. May e.-The special
trains carrying the western and south
ern delegates ITO the national convention
of the American Medical association ar
rived here this afternoon. The visitors
We're met by the committees Of the To-
cal profession n Were escorted with
honors to their respective hotels. The
convention opens tomorrow.
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Denr Little Weed

Dear little weed beside the way,
In gypsy Golf and gowned in gray,
Thou little ragged, flutterirg thing,
How exquisite thy coloring
And the faint, sweet spice of thy bouquet.
Come to my bosom, let us stray
on this, the bridal day of May,
Across the rocks where the rushes swing,
Dear little weed.
A common weed-mistaken they,
o, graceful. silken-petaled spray!
1t is to thee the robins sing
When pluming by the bubbling spring,
O, pink-st.arred as the dawn of day,
Dear little weed!
Agnes Il, Mitchell.
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The cyclone MT TyndnIl

TyndaI, S. D.. May G.-The storm six
miles west of this place Friday after.
noon demolished several buildings.
killed one man, j.. Bieterman, on the
farm OF II. Radack, and also killed sew
eral horses.
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Tobacco-Twisted Nerves.

Millions of men keep asking for stimulants
because the nervous system Is constantly
irrltated by nicotine poison. Chewing or
smoking destroys manhood and nerve power.
It's not a habit. but II disease, and you will
find a guaranteed cure In NO-To-Bac. sold
by Druggists everywhere. Book free. The
Sterling Remedy Co., New York City or
Chicago.
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Chattanooga, Tenn, May sandy
Ames, a farmer aged 60. shot James
Swats. a locomotive engineer In the
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
railroad in cold blood at Stevenson,
Ala. yesterday and was in turn shot
dewn by a posse of Infatuated citizens.
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a Poisonous Mist.

This fifty describes miasma, a vaporous
poison which breeds chills and fever, bill
ious, rem5ttent. dumb ague. ague cake, II
in the tropics deadly typhoid forms Of
fever. Hostetter's Stomach Bit.ers pre-
vents and cures these complaints Bilious
ness, constipation, dyspepsia, net .ious and
kidney trouble, rheumatism, neuralgia and
impaired vitality are also remedied by the
great restorative.
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Boston Transcript: "And so ne threat
ened to knock you into the middle Of
next week! What did you say to that?"
20, l told him I shouldn't mind 1t much,
only I didn't care to lose a weeks pay.
If he'd pay me my regular salary I
wouldn't mind being knocked into the
middle of next SUMNER
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Iowa Man Found Dead.

Sturgis. Mich, May 6.-The body of o
man about SO years old was found on
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
railroad, near here Sunday. In his
pocket was a diary on which was writ.
ten:
My name is H. H. Thomas. My home
is in Ogden. Ia. My fathers name is r
w. Thomas. of h same place
In his pocket was found "A letter from
his mother stating that she would send
him 5000 ON home with.
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Wilde Finds Itondsn,en.

London, May 6.--osear Wilde has sue
ceeded in finding the suretles required
OF him by Justice Pollock and an order
was $ for his release. The names
OF his bondsmen are not known.
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The Ladies'.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative. Syrup Of Figs. under all
get the 'tru and genuine article, look
for the name of the California Fig Syrup
Co, printed near the bottom of the pack
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Nlrvana,

AS sln infant sinks 10 rest
Nestled on Its mothers breast,
Let me on THY bosom lie,
Loved and only Deity!
Let me there a refuge find
From the motions of the mind,
From the strife of men and brothers,
From a life all borne for others;
From nights vigils dark and lonely.
Shared with doubling lemons only,
From the flames of passions fire.
From the gmaWingS of desire;
From the fortunes of despair,
From the black companion, Care;
From the umbe couched with sorrow;
From the waking on the morrow.
Rest untroubled, tranquil, deep,
Where nc souls their vigaas keep:
Rest in sleep that knows no waking.
Thirsting, hunger, o heartbreaking;
Where the pain ITO be shall cease,
In Nirvana, perfect peace.
April Days.
When April days go dancing
Along the o to May.
With here a flower. II there a shower,
And never time to stay.
Then brooks are full of little waves,
That race and chase in glee,
And all the flooding rivers
Rush on to find the sea.
Then spring the brave green grasses
On every hill and plain,
A mighty host in field and coast.
They laugh in sun and rain.
Then mornings wake in melody.
And mdrth finds time to stay.
When April days go dancing
Along the qOad to May.
E. Sangster in Harper's Young
People.
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"A Vision of Already.

"A Vision of Already.
Through a fever of painted faces.
A revei of flesh.
Through f1utter OF lifted laces
And strident thresh
OF a music. bar'barous. loud.
Through a leering, laughing crowd,
Wanders a wonderful thing,
A girl with the grace of Spring.
A beautiful maiden blossom,
A girl like a rose,
AS pale as the flowers bosom,
AS pure as It's SHOWS.
Dark are her treSSeS; her eyes
Candid II blue as the skies;
How from Arcadia beguiled
Wande1.s this wonderful child?
Her face With Its careless sweetness.
Her ribbon-bound hair,
Her dress with Its simple neatness.
Her indolent air.
Calm In that space,
Seem out of tune. out of place
AS If some nymph of the glade
Appeared at a masquerade.
She seems in that tthrong, she only,
AS free as a faun
In the still green forest, as lonely
And cool as the dawn
Breathing on feverish eyes,
When a night of revel dies,
And lonSlngS for streams and trees
Arise with the rising breeze.
Justin .Huntly Mccarthy.
49,
.Caller Hcrrin'." .
CAS- u n by Plunket Greene.)
Wha'll buy caller herrin'? .
They're bonnie fish and halesome farm.
Buy my caller herrin'.
New drawn frae the Forth.
When ye were sleepin' on your pillows,
We aught o. our pulr fellows,
as they face the pillows,
A. to find u woven Willows?
Buy my caller herrin',
New drawn frae the Forth.
Caller herrin'.
when the creel o. herrin' passes,
Leddies. clad in silks and laces.
in their Draw peltsses,
Toss their heads, and screw their faces.
Buy my caller herrin'.
New drawn frae the Forth.
Moo. neighbor wives, ON tent my tellin'
When the bonnie fish ye're sellin
a De aye your dealin',
Truth will stand when a things failin',
my caller herrin',
New drawn frae the Forth.
Wha'n buy my caller herrin'?
They're no brought here without BRAY
DARN,
Buy my caller herrin',
Ye little ken their worth.
WSffiYn,Il buy my caller herrin'?
oh, We maya. them vulgar farin';.
Wives and mfthers, MAST despairtn'
Ca Them lives o. men! .l
Caller herrln'l
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Chicago Tribune: MARIA" said Mr..
Billus, as he put on his hat preparatory to
starting down town, II wish you would see
that the kitchen girl doesn't use Kerosene
for making fires any more. We could re-
place the girl easily enough, but kerosene
costs money noW.'
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1t is Positively Hurtful to Use Olntments
for skin diseases. Use instead Glenn's Sui
phur Soap.
Brown. soc.
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An Apache Love Song.

H. .HII.. "u AhtSssS IsVSe SUNK,
A-atana she was here,
A-atana ] was dear.
She will never come again.
Chill my heart, o wind and rain.
A-atana h was here.
Hank. the wind asks "Hi-you?"
And I answer "A-coo,
Gstey with your bitter cold:
U-ga-sha, my lows of old"
Still the win asks 'Hl-you"'
"Hi-youg" / know not where.
A-oo. 1 hardly care.
Take 1t to the land of snow;
Take 1t where the stars will 20.
"Ht-you?" | do not care.
It-sau-i did 1t all
It-sau-i. proud and tall.
Tell her l rave gone to fight.
Ask her II her heart Is light.
rt-sau-i did 1t all.
Tom Hall.
c'A-atana." yesterday; "hi-you,' where
'ta-coo." here; us-tey, "u-ga-sha,'
go; AGO." yes.)
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natroit rrihnne. The con

Detroit Tribune: The count came near
and whispered softly.
II am ready" he said. ito make a sac
rifice for you"
She gestured deprecatingly.
Sacrifice" she repeated. mo, Regin-
aid, 1 am able to pay the regular price"
She smiled, as in the consciousness OF
power.
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A silent snnx.

There's Il song that hath an echo
Through the corridors of time
A ong by lips unspoken,
Yet u melody sublime.
hear 1t in the sunrise.
han the robins far more sweet;
The cooling shades of eventide
Its tender ines repeat.
It's harmony rs painted
In a iood of golden hair,
Its sentiment Is written
In a face OF beauty rare.
It's measures are unfoldcd
: In a merry. rompins tread,
Through myriad loving glances,
Its gentle thrill Is shed.
There's a son whose tender echA
My glad soul ever hears
Awakened by my minstrel
With her seven sunny years
Atlanta Constitution.
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United state. Court of Appeals.

Chicago, May 6.-The United States
court of appeals convened here today
with Justices Wood, Jenkins and Show
alter on the bench. The docket is I'M
usually lengthy.
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1t Was a Misunderstanding.

Two Frcnchmen, who had been in
this country only a few days. entered a
downtown cafe talking animatedly.
thinking, on seeing the word %"cafe," 1t
was q French place. They seated them.
selves. still continuing their converse
ton.
The waiter approached and asked in
the best French at his command:
4Whalyhave, gentlemen"
"Mais j Gus EN- prize. monsieur. don
nez moi i'm pitt moment"
Then they continued their converse
ton and the waiter disappeared. He
returned in a few minutes with two
glasses filled with broken ice and n
sprinkling Of a greenish liquor.
"A, ca! au'est-ce-que yous faites LAP
Qui vous a demnnde CAP" asked the
Frenchman, who showed by his gest-
ures that he had not ordered anything
yet
didn't you say 'Doanay moa ong
p'teet mint?' asked the waiter in aston
lshment.-M. Y. F...H
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Vogue: Ada-Why did Blanche break of
her engagement?
Tda-Her fiance held two rehearsals Of
his bachelors dinner within a week.
Somerville: He-Why do you suppose
there are SO many old maids?
She-Oh. | don't know. Possibly be-
cause there are so many young men like
YOU.
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Punishment Fit for the Crime.

Judge Gin 1995)-Prisoner, you have
been convicted of a heinous crime and
the punishment is severe-properly so.
The sentence of this court is that you
must play football on the Yalevard
teams for seven years and three
months.
Prisoner Gas he goes out weeping)-
Oh, why did they abolish capital pun
ishmentp-Harper's Bazar.
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Exchange: A man died and the neigh
bors called to offer the confidence that
words can give and n began by saying:
That's So" exclaimed the bereaved
widow, but 1T Is the very first night I
have known where he was In twenty
years"
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Beecham's pills are for bill
iousness, sick headache, dir
ziness, dyspepsia, bad taste
in the mouth, heartburn, tor.
pid liver, foul breath, sallow
skin, coated tongue, pimples.
loss of appetite, etc, when
caused by constipation; and
constipation is the most fire.
quent cause of all of them.
One of the most important things for
everybody to learn is that constipation
causes more than half the sickness in the
world, especially OF women; and itcan ell
be prevented. Go by the book, free at your
druggists, or write b. .AllcnCo. ,365Canal
ST., New York. Pills, 1oe and 75e a box.
Annuslsales more than 100000 boxes.
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IS WOufQ pTltiSc WIN lOStlpTu lays.
For he loved her more thar he loved his life
And he longed to make her his own sweet
wife.
1t was a sire-and a cold, stern sire
And the sire of that damsel fair;
And he said to his daughter, with threaten
ings dire.
''The gallant who tunes thee his nightly Tyre
And IN wed thee to him. | swear!!"
And the maid replied, II have seen him not,
But, with his. II l love him. l will link my
II was a vow-and n maiden's vow
Which to stern. cold sire made she:-
Bring hither the gallant. oh, bring him now!
Shalt. in Justice and fatherly love allow
To proclaim him unmeet fot me.
Then swear ] sire, by my hopes OF heaven.
That my troth shull never to him be given"
Ii was II k~night-and a iovial knight
And aknight with Il lovelOrn craze;
And he spake, in her bower, to the maiden
20 heart of my heart! Q my life's one light!
Wilt thou marry a gallant of power and
might,
And a gallant of olden daysI"
Then the sire, well pleased. to his daughter
HE has spoken well, and ye twain must
1t was a laugh-and a laugh of glce-
And IL laugh of extreme amaze
That the maiden laughed. He Is eighty
three,
And sixteen years is the age of me;
Is 1T meet that thy daughter espoused should
To a gallant of olden days?
repeat what has passed his lips, and thou
And the, sire. though maddencd with rage
Was obliged to admit that his child was right
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The silver dollars Issued In 1904 are worth
?!l.o00 each. There were only IL. $40 coined
In that year.
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One OF the Foundera OF the Tribune DOad
Chicago, May 6.-James Kelly. one Of
The founders of the Chicago Tribune.
and a pioneer of this city. died Sunday
at his residence in Winnetka. Ill. Death
was due to old g
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Girare Hunting in Africa.

The bush is horribly dense and
thorny, and the thorns are of such a
nature that the strongest cord breeches
can scarcely withstand their assaults,
says the Saturday Repiew. The old
thick. care for no thorn in the forest,
and plunge through the armed thickets
as though they were black currant
bushes. There is only II thing to be
done-to forget the sickle thorns and
follow them. The spurs go in, the gal
liant pony springs forward. and the
chase begins. 1t is truly headlong.
Crash 60 the tall giants, their long
necks rising and falling rhythmically,
their heads sometimes bending low to
escape a bough which all but scrapes
the withers.
1t is wonderful how such monstrous
gahle can evade branches and tack this
way and that among the Interruptions
and obstacles of the forest. 1t lisa tough
gallop, indeed, but in ten minutes the
hunter has driven his pony right up to
the tail of the nearest bull, and, from
the saddle, has fired his shot. He falls
behind a little, then closes up and fires
again. Both bullets, planted close to
the root of the tail. have plowed deep
into the short body of the giraffe and
done their work. The painted giant
falters. sways. and then in a instant
falls crashing to earth, carrying with
him in his ruin a stout sapling. Dark
chestnut of the coat (almost black with
age upon the back), this old bull, meas
uring nineteen feet from the hoof to the
tip Of the false horns, forms a noble
prize indeed. AS he lies there in The
long yellow grass. he looks, surely. the
strangest of all survivals of the fauna
of the dark ages; a priceless and pa
thetic relic left to the modern world by
the ravages of time.
IL Mae
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Too La to.

Too Late.
He searched for his affinity
Through many ears and climes.
Just missing her. he fancied,
At least a score of times.
Homeward when tired of wandering
From Beersheba to Dan,
He wen to find her daughter had
Just wed another man,
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PIso's Cure for Consumption has no
1888 Seneca St, Buffalo, N. Y, May 9. 1894.
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The Anru shower.


The April rain drops tinkle
In cuckoo cups OF gold,
And warm south winds unwrinklt
The buds the peach boughs hold
In countless futed creases
The little elm leaves show.
While white as carded ieeces
The dogwood blossoms blow.
"A rosy robe is wrapping
The early red bud trees;
Blu still the hawes are nappinGH
Vol heed the honey bees.
And still in lazy sleeping
The apple blooms are bound,
But tulip tips are neeping
From out the garden ground.
And yonder, gayly swinging
Upon the tossing yane.
A robin red breast singing.
Makes merry at the rain!
-Evaleen Stein.
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The Knight of oIden Days.

It wss a k%night-and a jovial knight
And Il knight OF oldcn days,
And heath the bower OF a maiden bright
He nightly stood In the moons pale light;
And her cheeks so red and her hands so
white,
He would praise with ~loyelorn lays.
For he loved her more than he loved his life
And he longed to make her his own sweet
wife.
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Drinkwater-wAShsst a fool you are,
Jagster, to waste so mich money on
whisky! Surprising you'only speeSSd rs
cents a day, that would be $50 at The
end of the year. Jagster-Would it.
thought l believe I'll quit. Great Scott
what a high old time a fellow could have
on $90!-Judyc.
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Halls Catarrh lure
Is a constitutional cure. Price rs cents
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Mrs. windows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
%teething. softcns the gums, reduces Inflammation
allays pain, cures wind collie. 26c II bottle
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New YoSk World: Bingley-stacy seems
to be mighty fonu OF his wife OF late.
6nags-Well, no wonder. Since the flnan-
cial depression she has become her own
maid and for the life of him he can't keep
from kissing her.
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Town Topics: 'Inever hear you COM
plain" said an asftator for the emancipa-
ton of women to a gentle little married
lady.
NO; I have nothing Ito complain off,
must kAYV
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Woman.

Woman.
What ptteous contrasts do we see,
What subjects for regret,
Twfxt what they say a man should be
And the husbands THAT they get?
Yet, never waste your sympathy
On her, oh. friend of mine:
Bach thinks THAT hers surpasses the
Original design. Washington Star.
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AS sln infant sinks 10 rest
Nestled on Its mothers breast,
Let me on THY bosom lie,
Loved and only Deity!
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"She seems to get a good deal OF
standing among men. l wonder how
it is?" "She rides home in the street
a about 6 O'Clock every evening"
Detroit Tribune.
Hc-That's Mrs. Grimshaw, who lee
lures on bimetallism. I've heard her.
How exasperatingly clever she seems
to be! She-Yes, but how consolinSiy
ug)Yl-Punch.
Miss Sw%ansdown Cat the balD-l
wonder what is the nam of that fellow
just danced withp Miss T~affeta--I
heard him call himself a martyr.--De-
troit Free Press.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-06

WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
some of the Days Events Set Forth
in short Stories.

III snort stOFleHs
Atlanta. Ca, March 5.-Gov. Atkinson
returned from Washington this afternoon.
Boston, March 5.-The House Of repre-
sentatives this afternoon defeated the wo-
mans suffrage bill by vote of 127 to ST.
Cleveland, O.. March Bryan defeated
Murphy tonight in the championship
feather-weight wrestling match for 81. 600.
Atlanta, Ca, March 5.-Two negroes
believed to be the men who killed Po-
liceman Moran of Charlotte, N. c., in 1882,
were arrested here tonight.
London, March 5.-Maj Gen. Sir Henry
Creswicke Rawlinson died this morning.
He was formerly British ambassador to
Persia, and was a life member of the
counsel of India.
Atlanta, Ca, March 5.-Senator Bacon,
who has been in Washington studying
the situation for several weeks past,
passed through the city on his way to
his home in Macon this afternoon
New Orleans, La, March 5.-The Next
can warship La Libertad, so long over
due and for which great anxiety has been
felt, was towed to port this morning. She
will proceed to the city as soon as she is
coaled.
New York. March 5.--The schedules in
the assignment of j. Walker SCANNED &
Bros, ship brokers at % Beaver street,
was filed to-day. The stated liabilities are
$50, 292, the nominal assets, $40 ISL, and
the actual assets $21, $40
New York. March 5-The board of health
refused this morning to record the GER
tiiicate Of the asteHane-Gould marriage
sent from st. Patrick cathedral, because
it had no date. 1t was sent back to the
cathedral for correction.
Chicago, March 5.--A special from Boise
City Idaho says: while the vote for
senator yesterday showed no change, a
combination has been effected which it is
believed win certainly re-elect Senator
Shoup before the close of the session.
London, March 5.-Sir Joseph Dodge
Weston, member of the House of Com
mons for the east division of Bristol. died
to-day. In politics Sir Joseph was lib
eral of advanced views in favor of home
rule. He was a magistrate of Bristol and
was mayor of that city in lsSO-s4.
London, March Son the application Of
the creditors of Wynne & Son, solicitors,
No. 81 Lincoln's Inn Fields W. c. a re-
ceiving order was granted to-day Their
liabilities are estimated a 81, $50, 0O0 The
firm is composed Of Llewylen Malcolm
Wynne and Campbell Montague Edward
Wynne.
Indianapolis, Ind, March 5-Gov. Mat
thews yesterday vetoed the legislative
apportionment bill, sending a long com
muucaton 10 the House giving his rea-
sons. When the governors communica-
ton was read the House passed the bill
over his veto and sent it to the Senate.
which quickly followed suit.
Dover, Del, March 5.-Despite all as
sertions of breaks and combinations. the
members of the general assembly TODAY
took the siXty-fourth ballot for United
states senator without choice All sides
were as determined as ever and the one
ballot which was taken resulted: His-
gins, rep, .; Addicks, rep, 6; Massey. rep
d Wolcott dem, 5; Martin. dem, 3; Bay
ard, dem, /; absent, ?.