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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-11
MALLEYsNEErYsp(S.
Fine Black Birds, regular 50 centers, cut to 1o cents each.
 Bouquet Violets, &c.,, 15c., 19c., and 5Oc. 0 bunch. These are spic and span new.

JNst doMgAt e 6atch of neaU GNd 6eamt1IuL Ch1na Slzks. p0@ nsa1 Sma2e at r cents e Iar&, 6Nt 6Iess y0u tAeg're 25 ceat v3kS. Thelr tone 0f cohor aud bysae of battern aO1W moke qmsck SellSrs of thens, Satre eN0Mgh
 Try and keep track, if you can, of the daily additions to wool Dress Goods. It will help to a proper decision of the new dress question, to say the least. Main Entrance, Left Aisle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-11
The Iron Age
That is in relation to the use of Iron Beds. More Iron

S4a5 for this bed lncreaS- ing. The reasons for this come fast when you begin to think. Nevertheless, doaON go the prices of a dozen Iron Beds for Monday and Tues day.
 Inch posts, solid brass rails, reversi ble sides, sold up to date for $9So Few of size. Yours at S6,75.
 A regular S6.5o Iron Bed comes to to you Monday and Tuesday for $42s a quarter dollar added for every larger size. This is 6el07o costI Another centre of attrac- tion in Furniture is found in the 1oo different styles of Centre T a bles. Inventory branded nearly a dozen for reduction. Like this :-
 Oval Top Cherry Tables fall from
 
 Mahogany Card Tables fall from SI2.9S to 5000.
 Antique Revolving Tea Tables, quar- tered oak, polish finish, fall from $7. 50 to $500.
 Antique Centre Tables, fall from $675 to $4.oS
 The Furniture b u y e r
  spent thirteen days in the market selecting spring-time Furniture. He is f ull of points too good to keep, but we won't be childish by at tempting to April-fool Feb ruary.
 Still Turning and over-turning the hats and bonnets and flowers and feathers. The new millinery manager means business and ne Il SEt DuS1neSS.
 Trimmed Felt and Velvet Hats, former prices S20O to $500 cut down to 5Oc., Sl.0O, $1,50 and $2.00
 Fine French Felt Hats all colors, the SIPS quality, cut down to 10 and 25 cts.
 Fine Felt Hats todd lots) worth 50 cents at 3 cents each
 Fine French Felt trimmed Sailor and Walk ing Hats, cut down to 25 cents from Sl.25 Mems and Boys double band Caps, regu lar 48 cent quality 10 and 19 cents each. Fine Velvet Roses all colors, regular 50 cent punches cut to 10 cents bunch.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-11
" Oh come in beautiful

cal. They appeal to hearts budding, blooming or break ing with love. Just Friend ship Valentines, without love, if you'd rather. 5 cents to $2.5o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
NJ uTICE--TAX PAyEUs TAKE NOTICE
~ CITY AND SCHOOL TAxEs FOR

kI oFlCE--H Hoegel lsberger. NJ. D., SIG Mar
AA ket street, nude the eye his special
study III the universities OF Vlonnp. Austria
ind New York iiy. In the PHI adolp phia Poly
clinic and " ITS Eye Hospital lie examines
eses tree md guarantees satisfaction. Gold
g.nkses S30O; st. d glasses 80 cents. t8
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
1HE ALLseEp JAPANESE CRISIS


No connrmasion Of shs Report at the r,s-
asttsn in wsshisEten.
wAsHINaros. Aug. tA--Noinformatio
tion in confirmation or denial of the re-
though the legation would not necessarily
be informed of suoh an occurrence until
tho formation Of new ministry.
The report Of dissolution was, however,
ssurprise to the members of the legation
and has aroused great interest. While &C.
os,stomed to look upon Counts Ito and
Xamagata 90 almost permanent parts Of
the Japanese government, they admit
that there has been classification ex-
pressed among the opposition politicians
concerning the recession from the terms
Of the original treaty, and IL 10 surmised
that any cabinet changes will be due to
this criticism. They think, however, that
o change on this account 10 improbable, as
In Japan the ministry ID the creation Of
the emperor, and its continuance in office
Ia In no wise dependent upon popular ap-
proval, except SO far as the ministers may
personally be influenced by IL.
Furthermore, they find IL difficult to
realize that there should be any misun-
derstanding on the question Of rank.
Both Ito and Yamagata arc counts. The
former holds the highest decoration within
the gift Of the emperor, and the latter is a
marshal Of the empire. II is not under
stood why men who have already been so
highly honored should mako much trou-
BILE over the question Of tho conferences
Of nm honor which would be only o slight
advance over their present status.
No ono ut the legation will venture an
opinion as to who might succeed Count
Ito as prime minister In case Of his per
manent retirement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Storing Potatoes.

A perfect store place is capable of be-
ing kept quite dark and cool, but quite
safe from frost. Therefore 1t should be
at least partially under the ground level.
as being the easiest way of keeping frost
at bay. If stored in sheds. they should
not be put into large masses directly they
are lifted, for they are liable to generate
moro warmth than is good for them, but
if spread out rather thinly at first, they
may, after fortnight, be placed much
thicker without any harm. But where
large quantities have to be kept through
the winter there is no better plan than
placing them In mounds, according to
The Gardeners Magazine, which ad
vises as follows: .....#
Select place little above the gen.
eral level, SO as to be quite safe from
flooding after heavy rains, and having
marked out the space required put a
good layer of straw. Proceed to pack
the potatoes into conical long heap,
cover with straw, and then place suf
flcient thickness of soil to keep out frost,
and beat it down so firm and smooth
that the rain will run off into the trench
surrounding it. This. top should not be
quiet closed up until severe frost renders
it necessary to do SO
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Alleged murder for Insuranes.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-A negro boy,
Campbell Hall by name, living with
Rose and William Hammond, also col
ored, died here on Monday under circum-
stances SO suspicious that the coroner de-
cided upon an inquest, which was held
yesterday, resulting in the holding Of the
Hammonds to the grand jury. The evil
dence showed that the boy virtually died
from brutal treatment, and that his life
was insured in favor Of Rose Hammond
in the sum Of s6o The fact was also de-
yeloped that the Hall boys brother, who
also lived with the Hammonds and who
was insured in the woman's interest for
$500, had died there about two months
ago, and that they have another negro
boy now living with them, who is also in
sured for Mrs. Hammond's benefit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
THE FIFTEENTH victim
Of the New York Building Collapse
Taken Out.
THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.

The Central pillar of the Mammoth struc-
turs Was Situated Directly Over nm Old
wen Hole, which Was EvIdentiy Un-
known to the Contractors.
NEW York, Aug. 14.-The cause Of the
collapse of the Ireland building, in which
fifteen lives were lost, came to light yes
terday when the workmen engaged in
clearing away the debris In the CELLAR un-
covered an old fashioned we'll under the
foundation. 1t was situated directly un-
der the central pillar Of the structure, the
undermining Of which preclpitated the
disaster. The well was only eighteen
inches below the concrete base on which
the pillar rested. 1t was Of the old fash
ioned sort, SIX feet deep by eight feet in
diameter lined with rough stones, and
there was no water In 1t.
The coroner and several building er-
perts examined the we'll, but would give
no opinion on the matter One building
expert said, however, that neither the
contractor nor tho officers OF the building
department could have been unaware Of
the fact that the well was there, nor Of
the fnct that its flling WINS too soft.
A representative Of the district atto.;
ney's office will attend the inquest on tho
bodies, and II any evidence OF oriminality
is discovered the case will be laid before
the grand jury.
Another badly mutilated and decop-
posed body was taken from the ruins yes
terday and was identified rs Peter Mareno
an Italian laborcr. It was terribly
mangled and decomposed. Every bone In
the body was broken, and great pieces oi
flesh were scraped from his arms and legs
Part Of his face was crushed in, and hi
presented q horrible spectacle. This
makes tho fourteenth body which ba
been removed from the ruins, and the one
who died In the hospital makes ffteer
dead thus far. But one more man knowr
to have been in the building is missing
and 1t is expected that hiJ body will b,
found there.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
TO SETTLE THE MORA CLAM.
mt a. spsia Dsclinss to ray Iassrsst. shs
ssttlsmsnt May hs Refused.

mt q spaia Dsolinss to Fay Inssreuf. ahs
ssttlsmspt May be Rsfnssd.
MADRID, Aug. 1l.-At . meeting Of the
cabinet ministers It was decided TO pay
the Mora claim in q lump sum In Septem-
Der without Interest.
WASHINGTON, Aug A.-Mr. Nathaniel
Paige, who is Mr.. Mora's attorney here,
when shown the Madrid dispatch ex-
pressed qualification, but said no did not
believe tho United States government
would agreo to the settlement Of the claim
without interest. ITO do that" said he,
would be to flatly ignore the instructions
of congress, which were to COLLECT both
principal and interest"
Mr.. Paige added that he, as Mr.. Mora's
lawyer, would be willing to accept the
81, 500, 900 representing the principal, on
account but mot as a final settlement.
The Spanish government, he said. had
agreed, when the basis of settlement was
arranged In 1887, that interest should be
charged.
The Mora claim was for about si i,b0o,-
D00 and the interest amounted to about
$500 900. It has been subject for dispute
between the United States and Spain for
many years, and grew out Of the confisca-
tion Of the Cuban estates Of Mora, natu-
ralized citizen Of the United States. Sec
rotary olney vigorously pressed the claim
on the Spanish government, and insisted
ON an early settlement Of 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
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fupptnRand1secnsha lbs y. sseondss
n. =. Davis. Jewsisr.,ra ". end 81
cupping &Iosct ina. Parker.sos Madisoa
american Laundry. Goa West Front ST.
Roses 30 eents dozsn at iaydsn's. 7os
Harksr atreet.
For tivstclass dyelng and securing 90
70 tho Delaware Dye Works. aio King
street
tar. J. II. Smith has removed from vlo
Unslison street, to N. w. corner seventh
and Adams. Telephone 4g7.
Dr. simms, No. uo6 King street, has a
wufm medicine which 10 the bes. on ths
snarAet frya bottle
s5lmms JI,yar Pills quick IN cirtny
hsadache. splendid liver stinulaut; best
ever nader thousands say 90. Soa King
etreet-
DIR. ssmms Cholera Syrup the great
anu certain cure Tor acute and chronic
diHfrhun. cholera morbus, cholera infan.
tum and summer diseases OF babies and
children, COG King street.
Dr. Simms' White Enlmonic Balsam. tho
poAltive cure In sore throat aud lung dis.
eases, coughs, hDafaenees, Group, Llood
J epltfing, Co. Hold by regular drugglsts
only and at 605 King btreet at so cents and
Tie healthy. wealthy and wise all uss
DR.. Sim,ns Waite Puimonlc BaIsafu.
when troubled with coughs, sore throat.
lung diseases. &c.. 500 and eL. Depot 6)J
king street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
An Enraxsa Negro. Revenge.

ST. Louis, Aug. 14.-An enraged negro
fired a number Of bullets into crowd Of
passengers and members Of the crew OF
the steamer City of st. Louis as they came
down tho gang plank OF the boat just
after she landed at the wharf between 2
and o'clock. Two white men and two
negroes were wounded. one fatally, but
none Of the passengers were hurt. The
shooting was the outcome Of fight be-
tween the negro, whose nameis is unknown,
and Louis Davis while the steamer was
lying at Cairo on Sunday, and in which
the negro was badly beaten and driven
from the boat. He boarded train and
arrived here in advance Of the steamer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

M OT1CE-Scwing machines ali kinds from
IN 40 up. New {60 machines reduced TO SIS
ti7 and S2O, Cash or Instruments. Repairing
at lowest prices. HoekfeIer's NO. 100 West
Eth street, corner OF Shtpey ja5tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

NNTANrED-A young lady with experience
w In dry goods aud notions. Apply at
Nc. 4i6 King sti eet. Only experienced hand5
need apply. n.-2t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
anain,a FinaI pnoIsIon.

SwAMPscoTT, Mass, Aug. IA Senior
Dupuy de LONE, Spanish minister to the
United States, was shown the Associated
Press cablegram concerning the decision
Of the Spanish cabinet regarding the pay
ment Of the Mora claim. Senior de LONE
said that, while diplomatic courtesy pre-
vented him from discussing the matter
officially, he could state that the decision
Of the cabinet settles q question which has
been pending since July II. On juno 1s,
Senior de LONE stated, the Spanish min
lister Of the state laid the Mora matter be-
fore the cabinet council, and after several
meetings had been held it was decided to
pay the claim. The queen signed the order
In council July IL, but the matter OF de-
tails, such as time Of payment, actual
amount to be paid, interest, etc, were
left to be decided by tho cabinet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

u oYAL benefit association of Now York
n l.ifeaccdent and sick benefit Rooln
No. Head Huilding. A few coed ag nts
wanted. Thomas +. Judge, Agent. m9-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
!" ~" for HAY FEVER

Sold by DruEgists, sent prepaid reeept ofprlee
&c. for 81, be escorted, except e 81 size only
On he vise NAH I'D TAEH
nrMPIIRRy9' MRD. CO.. II Iis William ST., hewiark.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

yHYANTED--h young Swedish girl .fot
WV chamber maid. Apply DelaMare Host
pitni - AZ
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
New York railors, strike on.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-The tailors' strike
was formally declared off last night by
the strikers. Thirty contractors signed
agreements yesterday, leaving but forty
out in the cold The success Of the taiiors'
strike has emboldened several kindred
organizations, tho pants makers, jacket
makers and vest makers, all Of which arc
affiliated with the knights Of Labor, and
all of which have grievances. Tho three
organizations passed resolutions looking
to strike unless their employers will
offer them more liberal contracts. They
number over 00O0
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

w ANrED-k neat cslored glrl for gener-
w al housswork. at No SIC Jrifrrsou
street al9-at'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
rlllman an Araent s.lrerlle.

CoNcoRD. n. c., Aug. Ex-senator Till
man spoke yesterday In front of the court
house 10 an audience of 700 or 800. Till
man said he was Democrat, but II the
presidential nominee WAS not an un-
questionable silver man he and his South
Carolina followers would go elsewhere
He spoke of many of the Populist prin-
ciples rs crazy and foolish notions. He
made special plea for white supremacy
He wanted the Popullsts to give up local
strifo for small offices and join in the
effort to get the southern Democrats and
western Republicans united in the fight
for free silver.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

M decentralization nt Holmes farm.
w near Ashland. station. Terms moder--
ate. Apply TO Mrs. Samuel Holmes Ash
land Del je2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

D0ARDING-EuInish or unfufnished
- front rooms with or without toard
permanent or Transient; also flrst-class cable
board. Every room fronts on street. 0ou.
Yenienees OH each noor. Low rates New
mAfagenent.No IA East seventh st. m2e.Iy
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

TAuIEs, chiehes,er's English Pennyroyl Pins
Ia Diamond E.sn are the Best; IN; sslsS'i Rs.i
i' l.S csichsater e ass'c chsEssssr sssrs Co. ada. Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Pnatnfina Rnhhara Caught.

WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 1.-two Of
the sllckess catches ever made by tho
United States officers are now behind the
bars here and were landed by Deputies
Boyd yinson and doc" Smith. They
give their names as Albert Fisher and
Oscar Dawson, and though youngsters in
looks are old hands at postotfice robbery
They are from the east, but tho looting Of
at least six postoifices in this state is cred
tied to them. The deputies arrested them
in Tazewell county, Va.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

WI 1ANrED-Immedatel a few ladies who
w are out of employment Pleasant
work and short hours. For particulars ad-
dress with stamp. H. this Office. oip-tf
DRIvATE SALE--0ne dining room suite
l. at Dol ". 10th street al0-6t-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

NNTANTED White girl for general ouse
w work. Apply I4oa vanDuren street.
MI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
A Cleyer Fr.ud sunpre..,d.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l4-A fraud order
has been issued by the postoffice depart.
ment against the European Speciality
company, of Bridgeport, Conn, and
against ]. W. Adams Its proprietor The
company advertised to sell q razor. brush,
strop, soap and cup for twenty five cents.
To those sending the money 10 forwarded
a stone an inch or two square, with In
structions to rub dry on the face until all
the hair was gone
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

Beechams 5 pllls are ior
biliousness. bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver. dizziness. sick head"
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, loss of appe-
tite, sallow skin, when caused
by constipation; and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Book free; pills a5c. At
drugstores. or write B.F. Allen
7o.,9os Canal St. New York
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Riotous italian strikers.

P1TTsBURa, Aug. 14.-One hundred and
fifty Italians employed on the excavations
for the conduit at Allegheny struck for
an advance Of twenty five cents per day in
wages. Other men were secured to take
their places, and yesterday the strikers
tried to drive the new men from the work.
Stones, clubs and revolvers were freely
used and two Italians, whose names
could not be learned, had their heads
split open in the molee. Tho mob was
dispersed BY the police.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Many NIhllIsts Arreatsd.

BERLIN, Aug. l4.-A dispatch received
here from Odessa states that seventy al
legged nibilists were arrested in a restaur-
ant in that city. After the police had
raided the place the keeper Of the restaur-
ant committed suicide. Many arrests
have been mado of persons residing in the
suburbs of Odessa on suspicion of being
concerned with the plots of the nihilists
taken into custody at the restaurant.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Mrs. Dsnmead Gets Her plyorsv.--,

BALTIMORE, Aug 14.-Arthur Denmead,
aged II, and Margaret NJ. Carey, 10, were
married in this city May 0, 1890. Separa-
tions and reconcilatIons with occasional
charges of desertion and cross bills for
divorce have marked their martial career.
All is over now. Mrs. Denmead has
secured an absolute divorce and $15, GOO
alimony, besides two houses. Mr.. Dem
mead is also required to pay q, 500 to the
counsel of Mrs Denmead.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
FOR SALE.

E10R eALE-A farm of eixty acres. with
Il all crops, o n reasonable rms. Fopfur-
tber information address r. " box 2la. VII.
uiinEton, Del. Jeff
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Beat an ola Man 20 D.a.h.

HAMPTON, 8. O., Aug. 14.-Prince Gra-
ham, Jason Blake, William Frazer, will-
lam Blake and Cato Graham, all colored,
are in. jail fos killing D. r. Msars, aged "a,
last Friday night They have confessed
thai they bsAt him 70 death In order 70
rob him. ThsEe was q strong disposition
to lynch them, but shs advice Of law rs.
spectins people prevailed. and they win
be siysn 9ts1Hle{ 1EiAA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Seventeen Mexican Bandit. Shot.

Tucson, Ariz., Aug. 14.-Advices from
Fronteras Sonoro, Mexico, says; Six
weeks ago Colonel John Weirs, messen-
ger, was killed and 81, 600 taken by high
waymen In Sonora, south of Bisbee Tho
Mexican authorities have pursued the
bandits with unrelenting vigor. Seven
teen of the number captured, who were in
some way connected with the affair, have
been convicted and shot. One of the ao-
cused was an American.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
August Belmont pays Two speedy Racers.

New YORK, Aug. 14.-August Belmont
has purchased Henry of Navarro from
Byron McClelland and Dorian from ]. W.
Rogers. Mr.. Belmont paid S25, 900 for
Henry of Navarro and 81, 500 for Dorian.
He docs not intend, he says, to race them
In England. He proposes to confine his
racing operations to America, hoping to
elevate the standard of the turf here
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
A New Electric Combine.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-The World says:
A new and gigantic electric combine has
Just been forced to fight tho new Westing-
house Baldwin combination. 1t includes
the Yerkes railroad people and the Sic
mems and Halsks Electric company. The
combination means the entry into the
American market Of big foreign electric
supply manufacturing concern, in affiilia-
tion with the Widener Elkins syndicate
of the street car lines in New York, Phila,
delphia, Pittsburg and Chicago. Charles
F. Yerkes tho head of the new combine,
Is known as the Chicago cable king.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Hnrrl.nn .out nf Poii,io.. .

OLD FORCE, N. ". Aug. 14-Hon.
Charles e. Romick, Of Oneida county, who
Is follower of Senator Hill, met General
Harrison here. To the ex-president Mr..
Remick said: General, II Cleveland and
you are the. nominees In 1893 1 will vote
for you" The ex. x.president merely ro-
sponded sententiously, II am out of poll
tics"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Philads,phIa weavers on Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14,-One hundred
and thirty-six weayers on upholstery
goods, employed by Hoyle, Harrison g.
Kaye, Third street and Lehigh avenue,
left their looms yesterday and went out
on a strike. owing to an announcement by
the firm Of q 10 per cent reduction in their
wages to be made et once There arc
about 1000 weayers Of upholstery goods
general.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Inosndiary Buigarians.

CoNsTkNTINoPLE, Aug. A.-The valie
Of Salonica telegraphed that Bulgarian
band, numbering about 1000 mon, had
attacked the village Of Janakli In the
district OF Rirdjail, and burned 300 houses.
The Bulgarians are also said to have
killed twenty-five Inhabitants Of Janakli.
The vnlie Of AdriAnople has sent similar
dispatch, but he thinks that the accounts
of the affair are probably exaggerated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
E.p.ll.a from On. ls.formsa Church.

BETHLEHEM. Pa, Aug. 1.-THE east
ern Pennsylvanis olassis Of the Reformed
church, at o special meeting, voted unan.
imously to strike from the roll Of the
church the name Of the Rsv. J. B. May
who has been In charge of the Bangor
mission for several years The charge
against Mr.. May is that no has adopted the
Episcopal creed, while protesting allie
glance to the Reformed church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Two KiIled by ! cavlnr pan,,.

COLUMBIA, 8. C, Aug 14.-whlle a
party Of colored workmen were engaged
In shovellng dirt from an embankment
the earth suddenly gave way, burying
several of the men. All but three were
taken out with but slight injuries. Henry
covered, and Richard Hall had his ankle
crushed, and perhaps Is internally In
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
rhs npnals pinmhsr., slrIh..

BUFFALO, Aug. 1.-THE plumbers strike
continues, and o meeting has been called to
decide whether or not general strike of
all building trades shall be started. The
union men who are working are paying 90
per cent. Of their wages into the fund for
the support Of those who are unemployed,
and they are anxious 10 bring matters to
focus
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
rh, ohoetar N.tlon rlec,Ion.

HARTsHoRy, /. t., Aug 14.-Reliable
news from nine out of seventeen counties
In the Choctaw nation show Wilson, for
treasurer, In the lead, Locke q close second
and Bryant distanesd. Nine remote
counties to hear from may increase Locke's
vote, but hardly enough to displace him.