The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-27

the Quay men attending the play to-
morrow night, and remaining in the
building until Wednesday In order to
retain possession of the hall. as was
done at the Democratic state conven-
ton In 1850.
The other incident OF the day. which
created most talk, was the taking pos
session of the rooms reserved for state
headquarters at the Lochiel
by Glkeson by the members of the
committee opposed to him. The chair
man subsequently opened headquarters
in parlors A and II at the Common
wealth. where Secretary Fetterolf met
all visitors. Chairman Gilkeson said
the headquarters of the chairman was
wherever he chose' To establish II. and
declined to discuss the affair.
The large Luzerne county delegation
under the guidance of Judge Rice will
arrive tomorrow morning Ex-Chair-
man Cooper and Judge Miller. of Clear
geld. called on the governor today.
There is a story to the effect that the
governor and Judge Miller INDUCED In
n rather peppery exchange of opinion
az to the relative dignity of a governor
and judge engaging In active politics.
The members of the state committee
who attended the meeting this after
noon, several of whom had proxies,
We're as follows:
Members ut large--Joseph q. Horne,
Putsburg: Louis A. Watres Scranton:
William IL. Andrews, Crawford. Samuel
A. Davenport. Erie; Thomas V. Cooper,
Media.
Alleeheny-Wal,er Lyon. W. A. Stone,
Fred w. Edwards.
Armstrong--Wham W. Fiscuss.
Beaver--J. q. Harrah.
Berks-Willam IL. Stevens, J. +. 5.
Fenstermac cher
Bradford-W II. Dodge.v
Rutler-James ii. Carson.
Cameron-A. e. Blum.
Carbon-B. r.. kuntz.
Chester--Dr. Hamilton Gray, Charles
Speakman.
ClaEron-W. Day Wilson.
Clinton-C, r. Morelock.
Crawford-Frank 4. Ray, Charles J. An
drews.
Cumberland-James NJ. Weakley.
Dauphin-Albert Millar j. Il. Seal
Delaware-John B. Robinson, Thomas B.
Taylor
Elk-J. ". McEwen.
Erie-Willlam J. Robinson Isadore Sd
bel.
Fayette--Frank NJ. Fuller.
Forest-N. II. Thompson.
Frankhn-M. a. Foltz.
Ful,on--J. Z. Teagardcn.
Huntingdon-H. c, Chisholm.
Jefferson--A. e. Little.
L9ncaster-A. b. Hasslo, J. p Miller.
David Wilmer, ]. Il. Stober.
characterization II, Brown.
Lebanon-M. W. Reino. John II. Thomas.
Lehigh-Dav.d ii. Thomas.
INSTRUMENTATION j. Harvey.
McKean--C. ". Catln.
Mercer--Samuel II. Miller.
M.tiln-W. II. Taylor.
Montgomery--C. II. Stinsop.
Perry-H. f. Ritter.
Philadepha-H. X. Boyer, Charles Il.
Connell. George Hanson.
Plke-Edgar Pinchot.
Potter-William Daniels.
SJhuylktll-J. Fl. Negfried, John +.
Finney, NJ. Henry Wilhelm.
Snyder-Horace Alleman.
Somerset-George X. Scull
Susuuehanna-William B. Stoddard.
Tioga-Walter Y. Merr.ck.
Venango-E. W. Smiley.
Warren-E. W. Marshal.
Washington-J. c. French.
Wayne-George a. Smith.
Westmoreland-James 3. Beacon, john
r. Qursle. -.
Court will Not BE Invoked.
Talk of instituting legal proceedings
to compel Chairman Gilkeson to dis
gorge the books and papers of the state
committee has ceased, and for the pres
ent, at least, the assistance Of the court
will not be invoked to end the trouble.
The Quay people state in confident
way that the delegates controlled by
David Lane in Philadelphia, as we'll as
Clerk of the Courts Ahern. will vote for
Senator Quay. if their votes should be
found necessary to elect him.
At late hour tonight the Quay peo-
pie say they have 1856 delegates which
cannot possibly be taken from them.
while the administration leaders de-
clare with equal confidence that their
opponents cannot muster under the
most favorable circumstances more
than log votes