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The board OF health OF Bridgeport
held meeting yesterday afternoon and
among other business transacted was the
withdrawal OF the order prohibiting the
public assemblaSc OF people. This or
der also applies to the public schools,
which will therefore open as usual Mon
day next.
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TO CONNELLSYILLE.
"A Contract Let for the Construc.
ton of u Road to Wheeling
FROM THE GREAT COKE REGIONS.

Gen. Daesy's Company Has All tho APP
pcaranso OF Meaning Daslnes.--A Cor
poration that Has neen Going Quietly
I on with Preparations TO Construct The
Railroad for which Wheeling andthe
intermediate Country Have Long Been
Praying.
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E0CCI1T DIsNatCh 10 INO INItIIbtNVVT'
PARKERsBURG. W Va. Jan. l.
The Virginia arrived here NJ $3.50 this
evening. When her 10000 candle power
search light was thrown on the wharf 1t
disclosed q crowd OF fully 1000 people,
who showed the same enthusiasm man
Tested Mt Huntington. In fact It is
about draw between the two towns.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Office,

CHESTER, w. VA. Dec Q. lS95
In pursuance OF a notice published for
two weeks preceding December ., 1895, IN
.sThc News Review" OF East Liverpool,
Ohio, The independent" Of New Cum.
irrlard. W. Va, and ''fhe lntelligencer,
~ wheeling, W. Va. meeting OF the
ttocG holders Of the East Liverpool Bridge
company was held at the residence OF
r II. Marshall. Chester, w. Va, on De
cumbcr ?. 1885 an Of the stockholders be-
r r;Ss was unanimously adopted:
D"EnsNlycd. That we discontinue the
business OF tho corporation"
j. y. M'DONALD, President,
GEO. Z. RUST, SCcy pro TEN, dc"O't
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| Pittsburgh ..NlRilNlA.sh IN,
| Pittsburgh. II. X. BkDF ORD. n. II.
MstH an o LEXINGTON. 1919 a. ~.
Clarington. JEWEL, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
| Pnrkcryh burg. BEN ifrR. iH:s3 a. III.
! ClArinEton JEWEL, a.0 p. IN.
Tir marEg a; The landing last even
Ing indicated !: frct inches and sta
! i.nr23rj.
IN sasrio passed own at n. m,
With a t,w OF coat
[ The Ark passed up nj noon and the
| Geo. ~ Sh!rus ut p. M, both with a
tow Ot cmpt!eg.
Tho new picket. Virginia, OF the
! Pittsburgh and Cincinnati line, Is due
UP this morning Il; S o'clock. As she
has been received with great deal OF
enthusiasm nj down the river points,
she will no doubt b. given warm well
come here.
The following party Of SIstcrsvlllc
people went to ParkelThurE yesterday
to return on the new steamer virginia:
Miss Pearl Moor, Miss Mabel Moore,
Miss Lizzie Snlhcr. Miss MRude Steele,
J Miss Grncc Barbour, Messrs. T.. H..
Rcesnr, Mr. W. G. Agnew, Mr. J. T.,
Sweeney, Mr.. Clifton Moore. Mr. John
| Campbell Mr.. G. *. Clarke ana Mr.. Ia.
NJ. German.
Captain Ira Huntington. Of the Ruth,
said yesterday. that his boat brought In
good trip and was taking good trip
| out, He says that the new bout con-
trnctcd for by Bay Bros. FOR this trade
Will be completed Ms soon as possible.
and will be the finest ever run In the
Kanawha trade. The Ruth Is only I've
Ing used until the now hont can be
built. as she IL scarcely large enough
for the rhdc,-PlttsnurGh Post.
Pittsburgh River . feet sIx-tcnths
and stationary, Weather clear and
cold.
Circonaboro-R s feet inch and
stationary. Weather clear and cold.
Warrrcn.-RIvcr feet inches and
stationary Weather cloudy and cold
oil city River feet 2 Inches and
stationary Weather clear mud cold
Stcuhcnvlllc--RIv 70 feet inches
and falling. Weather clear and cold,
The Rescue on her way down broke 4
shaft and LEFT her tow below this city
and returned 10 Pittsburgh for repairs.
| ------.s8-.------,---
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Burt, j. Coleman, a, u. schcalc, VIII
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Appearances are
what attract the op.
poSite sex. Some.
lines this seems a
pity. II seems as Il
Il would be juster il
a huc mind was the
attraction instead Of
a fine face and figure.
But YOU can't change
man nature.
When you come to
understand it there
Is a sort Of justice
about it too ; because
. although We can't
all he handsome,
almost every one Of
us can add ut leust
50 per cent. TO his or
her at,raCtivcness by
a little attention TO
the laws Of beauty.
When the eyes are
dull, the lips pallid,
The skin Sallow,
blo,chy OF pimply,
the figure thin and
wasted or overStout
aud ungraceful, the
, trouble IS something
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The most puslness-lIke development
yet looking 10 the construction Of the
much desired railroad connecting
Wheeling with the ConnellsvIlle coke
fields is recorded in the Pittsburgh
Times. The company headed by Gen.
Daeey, OF New York, and known as the
Pittsburgh, Monengahela & Wheeling
Railroad Company, has been referred
to in tho IntelliEencer number OF
times. but Its progress toward securing
a railroad has been quiet, ana has not
attracted as much attention as some OF
the other projects which DIP rot bear on
their face nearly so bright promise OF
fruition. The story referred 10 Is print
al hAtoXt,.
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NOTES OH NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water aud Movements OF Boats.
The River Interests

YESTERDAYS HDFAKIUKES.
Charles,ou. RUTH. & n. m.
PittsbnfEr BES MUIR, a. IN.
CiBriHgton. ~ EW'EI.. S.S p. m.
Huntington RUTH. Sa. m,
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh VIRGINIA. S n IN,
Pittsburgh II. X BEDFORD. n. III
pRrker~burg LIHERT. go NJ.
MatamorHs LEAiSSGr9N. ig.So a. w.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Parker burg. BEN HuE. 1888 a. III.
CIarinEton. - EWE Ell, a,D p. IN,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22

AMERICAN oUTRAGEp.
Naturalizei Citizen Slashed With Ma
chpics in i'uhD

Naturalized Citizen Sllshed With Ma
Chetcg in cuha.
Cincinnati, ohio, April y. Tho CONNER
cial-oiazotte special correspondence dated
Havana, Aprl -, contains an interview
with pr. Josr Manuel Dalgado, the Amer
lean citizen who was shot and hacked ana
left for dead by Spanish troops on March
when They raided the plantation Of Do
lorrs Ia Main3o.
pelsadu said he was nm American. neu.
lral in this contest, attending to his farm.
When captured he showed his passport
az an American citizen General Ma-
geuizo answered by striking him thr.e
um"s with his sword. bplendo ana mis-
seven piow mon were tici together with
a r"pe and placed IN linr \ detail of
spanish troops fired AT them by command,
Aiaceo Au day had fred Dolores plan-
iauoh ana retired before the spanish
\ apauish captain came to Delendo,s
nonse WIN twenty men and Told the doe
- anu ms seven men to follow Dplr1dl
sn"Mr' MS pasSpoort as an American AMI
20 90 ms inan. the captain said he had
I hpthns o DO with Tho matter as he wa
| oheyihg orders, hut il was his opinion mar
me worst thing they could do world Ia
| 70 show thar they were Americana ~
| ,flhE 81 General Mclgcui2a's hoaaquar-
lfis h@!&alo said they were ncutrals. ann
| ,hen showed thrir passports Neltatiz,
| became furious. 1t was then he struslf
| b"isalo. oNelamlng;
II viii shoot YOU. Just as womb H.,
consul general If he were hore.'
! Ill ',Snt were lied together with n
or,lo,, ", Nh Ntaeod AGAINST stone wall Tho
nlHchtNs. IN attempting this the 0rst
,pNn W"te ana n" soldiers were ortlere /
| - IRE A. me first yolley Dcigado feli
| ,'I"all, feienins death Tho second Vol,
ity sent bullet into his thigh XII ,ho
- rActNt one were KILLED
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ABSOLUTE INDEPENDENCE.


President Palma Says cuba VIII struggle
Tor Liberty Ia Tue il'''r I'M
New York, Aprll H. "oDias r'9'i t'N''
Palma, president Of the 'uuah ioNo'"-
uonary junta, tonight gave out the iol-
lowing address:
70 the Peoplc of tEe United states:
The pcrsistenry with which the Ameii-
can press during the past few days has
been treating OF American reforms to be
introduced into cuba by the government
Of spain compols me TO request the puoii-
cation OF the following declarations which
make in behalf of my government Of
the army OF liberation Of cuba and of the
cuban revolutionary party.
The ulestlon OF snpuo~,f reforms is not
g, roo,t,, v.hi.b al al, cor..r,s tl,ne,, ,yb,
4aN" aif''"iN esl'n''siltH an lhuep'h'+H'
government in cuba and hnVe resolved
Ia shrink rror, no s,c,l,i,o ne nrono,,,. ~,
,f, =;
'lc ~ pi'e' ~ ti''tl'Si'u'' Tue "NVie
Standards resident i'm rhe island. who are
-. H. -, ...,.. IN ~,
ldNot'H ny 'ne HpNr'niheil "itn an sol g
! handful of Cuhans. too nuslluninnus or
to-, ,,ro,,l T., ,l,,,,,,,l,l, ,l,.i,. ,,,,,, n, g,
70" ~ ""U 10 IrN''"N '''' '''e'' -, q
icw i9rclShrrs, guided only nF se!NSh IN
| tcrosls arr. satisfied that Cula should re-
min ,nder eranisb 1n,ni,atio, 49,. Who
| hiHtttc uHHeT inc mas OF tnr solitary
| star, we who already constitute .he re
public OF Cuha and belon,. 30 "a free p,ap,c
| ',.t,l, a., ,.,, .,..,,.,.,..
| with us own government QUA us own
| laws-are firmly resolved to listen 10 no
| COMPROMISE and to trent with st,oin ori,5
on ,ha basis or ,hso,,t. i,,den,.,'t,,,.... s.,,.
Cuba.
| If Spain has DoVtnr 10 eXtcrtnju,t. tts
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AFRICAN COMPLICATIONS.

r,.,,..,.,,, ,,a -r,.,,,s,,o,i Au.r,d to w.
Bghlnd the Natives.
cane Town. April M.-(Copyrieht, 1906
hy the Associated Press Captain Napier
with a force Of 201 mon LETT Huluawayo
Yesterday morning on a accommodating ex-
petition. The Matabeles. it was then be-
lievcd. hal moved southwark. intending
10 intorcept the relief corps advancing
IRON Nlafsllinr. but the scouting party
found thona I'm great force five miles
o''''''S' 81 i'"'''waSo' nus 'lS'
s'pD". oN'' h"luaWlFo as II WIS pe''eE'"
MAJ ne 'Al'nSNr WORKS oil uefehse' tne
IanEers forts, dynamite mines' etc.
around liuluawaNo had convinced the
NlafAb.les tlat thar nlaoo was i,nt,ra,,,,a
l.,
ne ma 'hev had re'reat"d.
ofiioiQis of the British chartered com
many. sro l,t,,. 4,.rvtti,,,. ,,osst,,, ,,,I.,
- '''''
ite CIRCUMSTANCES anu are hufrying Tor
ward supplies. but the situation grows
darl,or ana do,l,o, e,,a.,, a,,. d. .,,,,,o 81,
49, LAY '' 9i''N VI
inc very effective means taken to defend
inluHwavo Fully no persons have haen
,,,iio1 ia. Nf,t.,.ia., =i,,,,. ~, ,,,,.t.,.,
-'i"''''''e' ''''e' '"' "i' i'inE "s-
gan and men OF experience in South Al
rican warfare claim ~ SEQ IN tho tacties
III, 49,, .,, a., :,+
~ ''' i'atiNcS li'' 1"4ulHs HiH"a OF the
leaders Of the Transvaal hurghers They
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MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.
The Leaders Are Working Out the Com
hnuiicns.

Tho Leaders Are WORKING Out the Com
hnuiiGns.
Baltimore Nd. Anril 2l-The republican
leaders Of the state are gathering in
baltimore for the purpose Of arranging
tho various combinations which viii he
worked on; IN nc State coiyontlon, which
begins hero at moan tomorrow. Senator
Elect George l.. wellington viii call the
convention 20 order ~ chairman of the
Sat" republican committee and will have
much 90 90 with its fa1ure action, as
mosi pf the delegates thus lar chosen are
following his leadership.
There IL 10 doubt thai he viii head the
Maryland delegation 20 ~. Louis as n
elegate ut large and that his Associates
Ia be named tomorrow will be James a.
Gary. WIN. y MalHtrr ani Robert T.. era
hnm The plaiform. which is under CON
sideraiion. win probably be built upon
the lines laid down in that recently dept
ed IN Maine and tho present prosi anime
10 20 send tho delegation 10 ST. Louis IN
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A FIERCE FIGHT.

cairo, April 9l.-(CoryrIghtcd 1896, by
the Associated Press) Dispatches re-
ceivod today from the front say there has
been fierce lighting at Omdurman. near
khartoum.
Details of engagement or It's cause are
not nj hand. but It is said that 500 Of
khalifa's body guard have been killed ana
that a general feeling OF unrest prevails
among The llhalfs forces. The work of
sending troops 10 the front, supplying
Them with food and ammunition, huildpg
a strategic railroad ana terrifying tho
akaahes Is being carried on with admirn-
BILE promptness and maehlne-liSe smooth
ltas
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WHAT ncKELs SAID.
40 Reason why Cleveland Should L
MIllnr "a RmM AEALn.

40 Reason Why cleveland Should Ee
Wiling 10 Run Again.
Chicago, April Clifton. J. y. Eckels
comptroller q the currency. said today
"a curious Typographical error appeared
in one Of the morning papers and made
me say precisely what dii not say re-
spcctiug my impressions If the president :
attitude All hts time aud / understand
this Typographical error has been r.
pcated all over the country What | did
say was this. I do not know anything
positively about Clevelaui's intentions or
wishes relative to the presidency. but my
impression is that he feels there IS NJ
reason why he should he willing TO enter
crs nt.tie ~ unwilling instead Of will
ing exactly reversing my meaning"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22
TIE VENEZUELAN MAli1'
A Gloomy View From Wasnp
shared in Londoh

shared in LONDON -
London. April IA dIspa'e -
Washington to tho Time sas' b
Venezuelan dispute is stil Il-a m
Gus state and taai no "ss.achsi !,
principles has vel neeh .ngland sal
Negotia dous between ~ sT.mss I
s, n'Ida s'areS; "a s.andstilI , ara X
knows mb" ~ or how lie desd, ",
r nmn" i lsns,lsnd rejected t na,s \
,.,.miain.S IN February Tor me s, sS1
ar H. H., '3iisnete 10 a Joint co IIn,a 81
,'tn'.,,a,.,t1iiv4s of Great BFllaas, N,
,n,feI States. IL Il unders,osi lis 4
Sslishnrv could not oyercom', hs u
rance to me submission, o,rtisra
tp nrbitratinn. Instead OF eonaHbrls1.
necntiatiof4. Lord Salisbury ,asrsl a
uuaereptaliie draft u a. ua3i;
ON treaty, from when !, yeluies
the Venezuelan dispute y rta Wsst
state Is most perilious ing aiES
executive still shows SHE SHE age
an honorable and reas rs a treal.l
but IL takes two TO inhhe ,iiterial y
Tho Times says III an ,i,ast tilss
can not share 10 me he W.
gloomy anIicipatioi.s oa The Yea
correspondent rtSd' N.,5 salisbui.
dispute and thinks LoIa oyerin''e,
acceptance OF Ameflean,, rejocli,~l
not amount to an apav'' ~ tie az
trn ,n tef thn ,, 70 n, continues, N
iny u w INV nj hat co1if'%n es
fpame 81 6 nl'o INHERENT lines ! onspa
way from Washington toerred ID.
way, II should not be asnII1 ne irF'
treaty is eoncluied II y, ~ IL sssgl,
We ' Know that The Amnetsryissiud,
testified in Presidet, Uses heis
Is rerlprocnted by an w.
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GRAND COUNCIL RED MEN.

san Antonio. Texas, April ?l-rhe great
chiefs council of the Improved order OF
Rcd Men met here today. There wcr'
present Great Prophet Gould OF san An
tonia GREAT Snchem ;. -. Moore of lious-
ION Great Senior Sycamore &. pnwdal
az Ennis Great Junior saeamoIe l.. r.
Chester of Beaumont and several others
TIE object OF the meeting was 10 iofinu,
lao r.i,ula ious for the government OF
tho order and the adoption OF an msur-
ancc plan. The Insurance plan was agreed
upon and VIII 20 In operation May l.
meeting adjourned till tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22
REGULATORS pIsnANDEp.

Opelousas. La. April 2l.-Tho regulators,
after remaining IN camp near here unlii
after midnight and announcing that they
would come In and take nosscssion of the
court house this morning. quietly dis
persca. There was no interference with
voters. so far as known. though II is asa
serted that many negroes through fear al
violence al the hands of the regulators,
had surrendered their REGISTRATION papers
or signed certificates agreeing not 20 req
lstnr or vote.
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CAPITAL cuLLlNu'.,, ~,


Day: Apolonln, j. Il. Nah Bmss,
ward ii. Daniel, resisiin,yu' 6s,cs
John ii. Wyatt. vice WI Rosa 3 =
signed: comsiock, Miss trl,ea !
vice James Il. cobbie' res an alsias'
Favorable action on me III ,he VIZ,
the repeal Of section 81 o, ,,ehass q
act. providing for the me-, tax d.
mont of Internal revenn,oo ,,,,ouna,,
also also a N ssaS 4, o. report ne 'i he
meat to the house hili VI t.axss &
OF brandies from certain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22
DIAH REsnI1irrnNs

HiiN'ston TeNas. April sl.-At mass
meeting tonight at The Flrst nantist
church resolutions were odontoa enc, ,ho
hnqflsnnot missionary Rev a. / nia~
, az IN ana, should he given fair ana IN,
try. 20 u A'"' pouii-
- a fenN 81 ihe resolutions viii lie son, IN
SSn,pt'F"ntatives and nena.ors ~ the i'nited
STAT IN the hope that they viii do ali IN
'"''f power 10 obtain the desired END. Or.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22
OTHER ArFRAYs NAY COME.

London, April 1.-THE Daily News has
dispatch from WadyHalfa which says:
III IS difficult TO appreciate the ful im-
portancc of the news from omduIman
lint tho khalifa's body guard IL a stand
ing army of 20,@1, half blacks nnd half
Arabs There Is constant struggle for
supremacy ana The present conflict IS
ffoys
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22

MassoWah April .I.-~Nlns MeneIIk has
written to q, neral lalisaera. the com
gnander-in-chief ~ the ltalian forces.
asking him 10 return his letters rcsariln j;
tho peace proposals This Is interpreted
AZ indicating thug there has been ruli-
ture OF negotiations for peace between
Italy and Alb, ssinia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22
british GARNET MEETING.

London April 2l-A protracted and i'm
rortnnt meeting OF cabinet ministers took
place this afternoon. and II is believed the
South African and Egyptian situations
bury is expected 10 reach London from
the continent tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22

The comet having passed perihelion dts
lance from earth about 5o0oo.aD miiesl is
now receding from Tho sun II Is almost
visible 10 the naked eye In the North after
sunset
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22

Denver April 2l.-The State central COM
m.ttoe OF the prohibition party today
elected delegates TO the National PROFIT
biiion convention at Plttgburg May -.
Tine committee adopted resolutions in
favor of the free coinage OF silver at
IL TO 1.
The State convention will be held at
Pueblo July 30 and 81.
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instructed. Its first vote will be cast for
Governor Lowndos, after which IT. Will
he divided between Mckinley aud Reed.
as the adherents OF beth candidates arc
euro OF plAcns IN tho llelngation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22
Mckinley Said TO 10 An Advocate OF
Free silver--A. L. a. Denounced
AS n Republican Institution.
Cleveland Indorsrd.
.reArEs.A r-LARcn.

Boston. Arm 49,. 80 -,
most srruassinS ihat notel at tle tNof'is
State convention oi the ietiu.,oans 2.
AiassaIn}'9etts "isR Antii'"S ~ -. 49, w,
MQef9ed az nfeslie- l.ai 'a''..uHtV, w
democrats OF We STATE to.'3F ss' ',i'' ~
prevail upon Grover S'eN All as ~ s''.'
ANA namei eN-doNefi-or " ll'..'in H. tN"S-
sell as ihclr choice 20 Zee tFes''eA' N4sNe-
laa.Fs successor.
Judge Ceroaran called The coafenlon -
order. The usnal honorary oii'eeF- W'te
chosen. Hon Thomas j. 'iAHan Of nos
ton was named a. chairman Fl. . carl
inittee On resolutions uut tio7. JaAn D.
Thayur ~ Worcester wzs c'io7rn iesina-
rent chairman. TIE committee on cFt-
cenilats reported ilAd Delegates present
r-rr,sa uting tnltJy-une cities An4 ~
towns
ru.es rorc7ran then rrcssaf'a Chtlr-
man Thayer to the rdcvf ri'an ara l'Ai
tr-.ea AMI Nj T1s4trr . ittF=.Ht tle
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ANNOUNCER

FOR CoNGRE
THE POST Is authorize,
HON. w. =. McCOMB f,
county for Congress from
gressionaI District, suhje'
OF the Democratic Conver
THE POST Is authorized
HON. THOS. II. BALL of
as q candidate for Conf
First Congressional Dist
the action of the peinot
sional Convention.
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wady- Halfa, April el.--rhe telegraph
has now heon completed and is working
to Akasheh.
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EEP II

IIALLETTSVII4LE.
To be Opened March II
Elegantly furnished brick
All modern. Hotel convenient
PEPPER, the popular He
chnrys. THE patronage OF
,llen especially solicited.
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7YN NEWT ELECTOEAL COtI.EGE
Washine.on. Aprn g-rhc noSt oleolor-
al college will have IA members, the
n,aiority being 24i 1t is figured out that
at least rs will he AGAINST free silver
Orvond any qucst'en. MS this number rep
r.srnts the electors from NeW Enelani
aud Sew York. Nav Jersey Delaware.
Mary land and Pennsylvania. This leaves
ouiy uinctN-~IN to bp secured from oihrr
atioas Adding Iowa minnesota, North
Dakota. Dhtu oregon South l,aNola a,
WasMngi dn. West Virginia and Niscoil-
-. would leave ualy eighteen less thin
a majority. According to tlts estimate,
foS votes are conceded To- the silver m'iA
sAi IN plac.d in tic doubtful columns :,
Tho silver mon wauli have t. gel lnl
votes. ana thu sound money me- only ;
to control the electoral college on a imam
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COLORApO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

It's work being completed the convention