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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-11
MARTINS FERRY.

W. L. Noble returned from Claysvill1
last evening.
Mrs Mortimer Williams ana chhureh
have returned to Lima.
There will be q large delegation 20 down
to Bridgeport tonight to hear the free
silver speeches by Geo. Duncan, Esq. and
JAS c. Tallman. Esq. Both are leading
lights at the Belmont county bar, and
their utterances will be Of more than pass
ing interest and significance.
Last evening Rev Father Matingly. rec
tor of St. Mary's Church. celebrated his
fifty-sixth birthday in fitting manner.
at his home at the parsonage. large
number of Pensioners were present TO
extend greeting and good cheer to their
beloved pastor. and there were also Wis
iting clergymen from Steubenville. Wheel
ing. Benwood. Bellaire and Bridgeport.
An excellent supper was served DauSh-
erty's orchestra furnished music. ana at
the close a purse well filled with eoin was
presented TO the Reverend Father as a
token of esteem and appreciation, on the
part of his Pensioners. This proffer was
responded TO in a brief acceptance over
flowing with kindly sentiment and spir-
itual blessing.
The funeral Of Mrs. Annie f. Fisher,
who died at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Lee Woods. on Main street. yester-
day morning. will take place at / o'clock
this afternoon. and interment will be
made at Riverside She was the widow
of the late Samuel Fisher. and Is the
mother Of Policeman John Fisher
from Nashville. Tenn. yesterday morning
with the remains OF her nine months old
daughter. Alta. Interment was made al
Riverside, at II o'clock. DR.. Robins Off
ciating
Injunction proceedings against the
Broadway paving have been postponed tC
await the decision of the solicitor.
The organization inaugurated by the To-
cal Republicans bids fair to produce NOR,
chaos than order. The man at the helm
seems destined to wreck the frail z. o. p
craft upon the rock of internal dissentior
before the voyage has been really begun
oil and water will not mix and neither
will good government Republicans witt
he other wing of the party. The presi-
dent and secretary of the McHobart clut
style themselves "Old Liners, ." and the
secretary and vice-president are goo
goos."An old solicitor who has been here
tofore n rock-ribbed Republican. declared
in front of the post office the other day
that he would vote the Democratic ticket
before he would follow the leadership OF
the ex-oficiate at the helm and Second
ward man puts himself on record as es-
chewing any organization that has gooc
| government man I'm 1t. In the meantime
| the bosses are think thoughts more Wig
| orous than fralite, and are offering three
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fer Mckinley I shall be satisfied II as
a private individual ] may be able to
stand beside him IN public ESTEEM, but,
my friends, this is not a contest be-
tween persons. Ii matters little TO the
American people whether your dlstin-
guished tOwnsman or myself as an in
dividual occupies the chief executive po-
sition in the greatest nation upon earth.
But It dos matter for what policies
President shall stand, and in this cam
paign persons are lost sight OF in the
interest OF the cause which those per-
sons represent. In my own State and
in my own city are many people VINO be-
leve the interests Of the country will be
better served by the election Of my op-
ponent. and | am gratifl5d to know that
in his home city there are so many who
believe that the interests of the country
will be best served in his defeat. Gap
plause and cheers for Mckinley
He is your neighbor as we understand
neighbCrs. If you will turn to the Bible
you will there read a parable Of the
neighbor, and | ask you to believe
that in this contest / am the neighbor
of those who have fallen among thieves.
(Applause.) He is neighbor who in
the hour CT distress brings relief that is
needed, and in my humble judgment,
when We are cursed by an European
financial policy, | believe that the true
neighbor of the toiling masses is the
man who asks for the immediate resto-
ration of the free and unlimited coin
age of beth gold and silver. applause
at the legal ratio of Is to l without wait
ing for the aid or consent OF any other
nation on earth. (Applause)
To my ne.ghbors at home | say that,
il. according to their convictions of pub
lie duty. they believe my opponent
should be elected, that I shall bear them
no i'll Will and | have so nigh aregard
for my opponent that I know he will
say to his fellow townsmen here that
every one Of them should feel free TO-
make his ballot represent a free mans
will, although it may result in keeping
your distinguished citizen among you
as a tOwnsman still. | thank you for
your kind attention, and bid you good
day." (Applause)
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THE SUPREME COURT.
a Feeling That the Third District Should
Have the Nomination-Oth Views.

Have the Nomination-Othe Views.
There appears to be a very general
feeling en- Jh- part of the Third dislriC1
delegates that that district shout have
the nomination for Judge of the Supreme
Court. TO fill the vacancy occurring next
y-br Judge Dsnt comes from the FIRST
Congressional Gistr.C-. Judge BrGnnon
from the Second. and Judge English
from The Fourth while Judge Homer 4.
Holt. who retires this year. is a Third
district man. and the Charleston and
Third district people generally are using
he argument that they should be al
lowed to fill the vacancy.
As matter of course. the other dis
Jric,S outside of the First. Go not read
ily fall in with this suggestion. Hon.
John II. Holt, of Cabe.L and his friends
are making a most energetic fight,
while the friends Of Mr.. HigginbOtham,
OF Upstur. are also active. and are
using the argument that if Charleston
ge,s the Governor that end Of the State
ought to be satisfied 10 let the Judgeship
20 some place else. This is met by the
rc.0r- that the nomination for the Eu
preme bench ought not 70 b. regarded
as q political Office that the headQuar-
tersc Of the Court are at Charleston, that
the largest law library in the State is
located there. and that it being the seat
Of the State government, 1t is eminenjly
proper that one Judge at least should
reside there.
Judge 5. $. Green. of Kanavha. can
didate for the Supreme Court Judgeship,
was seen at u. Windsor last evening.
He said:
In regard to my candidacy, I think I
have a very fair chance. We of Kanawha
and the Third district generally, are
convinced that the nomination for
Judge ought to come to our district. and
the KaHawha county candidates ara
making an active fight for it, Mr. Laid
ley, who is also a candidate. will not be
here. as I am informed, being detained a.
home by the illness of a child"
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The Race Is Going 10 Ee a Very Pretty One
Wits Sommrr-, BogZs and Mckay Ap-
pareutly in tlc Lend.

The Race is Going 10 Bc Very Pretty One
Wits Sommrr-, Bogzs and Mckay Ap-
pareutiy ia thc lend.
Outside ol The G0yarnorship. the con-
test i1r Auditor is attracting The most
attention. and The fshl is going to DE
very pretty enc. Several of the can
5ija-gs appear 70 ce very evenly
match While -Lere is such q large field
that -1a ra.e OF the Convention is pretty
sure ,o De split mp badly. and ic viii
CCub-. SIS take q number of ballots 20
determine who ,he winning man is.
Enquiries and Uaserya ion tend TO
place Aesscs. Scmmers, Boggs and Nc
KAY is -re lead with Nash, Key and
Carr .u che second line and the others
u Che field, bu- estimates vary. as a
matter OF course. and one can obtain
any amour, of widely different inlOrm2-
zion.
The friends of Camden Sonmers. of
Harrison express g gceat.d II con-
hleuce as TO The outcome o. fig
ures which appears I'd JUS with
Oul showing anything like majority
OF tho Convention. The friends of Mr.
Bcggs. OF Peulle.0n. are equally conf
dent. and there are many who believe
that one of these two gentlemen viii
carry off The prize. Mr.. Nash's friends
dispute his, however while Mr. Nc
Kay IS showing @ great deal Of strength.
Col. Carr Is also very much in evidence,
Iu- is somewhat handicapped by the
Gu5erua.or.al situation. With eight or
nine active candidates i'm the field the
problem is 700 uncertain 10 be solved
a- present. and viii so continue until
the G0reruorshiD has been disposed Of
by the Cony n-ion, as shat spectre which
Overiaugs an The candidates. the geo.
graphical distribution of the ticket. is
factor of Overruling importance.
Many delegates could not tell them
selves. last evening. how they would
vote ON this office. and declined 20 ex-
press am opinion until tho head Of the
ticket was settled. Others said their
counties were divided but when pressed
for figures. frankly said they could not
give Them with any certainty that they
would Doe right.
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AT M'KINLEY'S HOME.

An Immense ThronS GrectS the silver
Champion and shows the Sentiment in
Favor of the Democratic Cause.
Canton, O.. August 10.-Whsn the
1:24 p. m. Pennsylvania train pulled in
20 Canton fifteen minutes late, bearing
Mr. Bryan into this po9ulous CStark
county. the home Of Mex ey, with one
hundred thousand population, The peo-
nile turned out in thousands TO greet
their fellow townsman's rival. and Mr..
BRYAN returned the compliment in his
speech. The special trains had brought
delegations here from all over Southeast
ern Ohio, and the Pittsburg Bryan dele
CATION was here on special train to
escor; Mr.. Bryan to their city.
Mr.. Allen Cook the local Populist
leader. escorted Mrs. Bryan to the fiat
car adjoining the Pullman car Hun
gary" followed by Mayor James Z. Rice,
of Canton, with Mr.. Bryan.
After the APPLAUSE had subs!ded when
Mayor Rice had finished his presenta-
ton. Mr.. BRYAN said:
MI. Chairman. Ladies and Gentls-
men:-When I received notice a shOr,
time ago Of the organization of 4 silver
club in this city, I little imagined the
tremendous sentiments which seemed to
be behind that club. | an glad in this
city. the home OF my distinguished OPP
ponent, to testify to his high character
and personal worth. (Applouse, and
tremendous cheering fer Mckinley
Il shall be satisfied Che speaker was
here interrupted by renewed cheering
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THE SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
Their Composition, the Vote OF Each
County, and Where They VIII Meet.

Their Composition, the Vote of Each
County, and Where They VIII Meet.
Following will be found a list of the
Senatorial districts, the counties COM
posing each district, and the vote OF
each county in the Convention, with
the place of meeting tomorrow:
First Senatorial DisTicJ-Hancock,
6; Brooke S; Ohio 80. Meets at the Po-
lice Court room. City Building.
Second Senatorial is.rict-Marshall,
Is: WetZel. Is: Marion, ~ Meets Sec
ond Branch Council chamber, City
Building.
Third Senatorial Dis.rict-Tyler, IL;
Richie. 10; Doddridge. u; Harrison. %.
Meets First Branch Council chamber,
City Building.
Fourth Senatorial Observation-Disclosures
9; Wood, 50; Writ. II; Calhoun, 10;
Gilmor, u. Meets Circuit Court room,
Part l., Court House.
Fifth Senatorial Decentralization,
70; ROane, Il; Mason, %. Meets Cir
cui, Court jury room Part l., Court
House.
Sixth Senatorial District-Cabel. %;
Wayne, 21; Putnam. Is. Meets Council
Committee room. City Building.
Seventh Senatorial Disrict-Logan.
9; Nungo, :; Lincoln, II: Wyoming. s.;
Mcdowell, 6; Mercer, Is; Raleigh. 10.
Meets Howell House, No. 1868 Water
street.
Eighth Senatorial Dis.ric,-Green-
brier. %; Monroe. Il; Sommers. 16:
Faye-te. %; Pocahontas, 10. Meets
McL3ughlin's Hall, corner Water and
Twelfth streets.
Ninth Senatorial District-Kanawha
-: Nicholas. II; Brax,on. Is: Clay. ):
Boone. S. Meets Hotel Windsor. billiard
room
Tenth Senatorial District-Barbour
Is; Randolph. Is; Lewis. II: Upshur. 9:
/ Webster Z. Meets Opera House stage.
I corner Market and Fourteenth streets.
Eleventh Senatorial Disric.-Pres-
ton. 13; Monongalia, -; Taylor, u.
Meets Grand Opera House, corner Mar
ke- and Twelfth streets.
Twelfth Senatorial District-Hamp-
shire 10; Hardy, 70; Grant 4; Mineral.
IL; Penjle,On. II: Tucker. Q. Meets
Commissioners room. Court House.
Thirteenth Senatorial DisTic, JEFF
ferson, -; Berkeley. q; Morgan, 6.
Meets Mcclure House parlors.
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sUPT. or SCHOOLS.
Prof. :. \. Lewis, claims Being Fairly
Well Contested.

The contest for the nomination for Sd
Derintendent O. Schools has begun to
grow pretty warm. Of course Col.
Lewis, the present incumbent, believes
he will not have any serious Opposi-
zion, but it is fact that Prof. Arm
strong, of the University. and Prof.
Fouke. Supt. Of the Piedmon, schools,
are working hard for the nomination.
Prof. Armstrong claims 10 have a
strong following in the counties of Ohio,
Nonongalia. Marshall, Marion, Taylor,
Preston. Harrison. Lewis, Upshur,
Brax,0n. Webster. Doddridge Richie,
Brooke and Hancock. while Prof. Fouke
is relying upon his own county Of Min
eral, which is instructed for him, JEFF
f5rsOn Morgan, Barbour, Randolph.
Tucker and Pendle;on. Col. Lewis,
however. claims votes from nearly il
no. quite all of these counties. and
claims the southern part Of the State
as practically solid for him.
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At TIE STAMM.

V. A. Lewis, candidate for supsrin-
tendent of Schools, Charleston; +; P
Harris. Charleston; R. A. kggs, Ben
wood; Jos. II. Windrow, PIT. Pleasant;
I. B. Taylor. Wadestown; w. E. Gran
dali. Sistersville; r. H. Gotten, Wells
burg: F. D. Mccoy, Sistsrsyille; W. c:
Miller. John Braxton, J. B. Lilley and
T. H. Clay, Huntington; DR.. c. T. Aus
tin and c. L. Linger, Weston; ]. B. Pey-
ton. Charleston; DR.. E. w. Sellers.
Friendly: Clell. Nichols, G.. B. West and
o. B. Ramey. S.stersville; Joe n. Grad
rock. Chenille: Jas. McCoach, Sisters
vile: w. a. Hopkins, Tariff; J. S. Pier
point. Williamstown; B. F. Gorrell,
Friendly; Vim. NJ. Arnold, Gilmer coun-
ty; J. w. Tucker, Burning Springs; j..
L. Eagan Friendly; O. O. Allen,
Bradens; O. c. Allen. Lima; A. J..
GaLchll. Burning Springs; H. W. Fur
bee, Alma; Ralph Sweeney, Shirley.
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which are improved by The rains oil yes
The Liberty will be back in her tra ct,
TO-DAY after being laid up for repairs
~ The Jewel delayed her departure. IN IN u
IL after the matinee performance OF the
'ii P 5Hf Pa, August 1o:-Riyer . !,
feet and tbree-tenths and falling; clear
and not. 90 D,,.or feet.
Clear and hot. too+
greensboro. Pa. August 1o.-River : feet
inches and falling. Rainfall 20 inches meme d:
Oil City. Pa, August 1o.-River ! foot )
inches and stationary. Cloudy and warm warm
Morgantown, w. Va, August lO'-Klve ,E
& feet ) inches and stationary. HARD ram
this afternoon. Cloudy tonight.
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and are confident of his success. we co
moi conceda. at all. that the matter IS
settled in fayor Of Mr.. Rowan Mr..
Tucker IS eminently fitted for The office,
and Inc best interests of the party would
be subs rived By his nomination. we oI
Writ. and the Democracy CT the adJo-n-
ing counties are putting forth our pest
efforts in his behalf, and feel eonhdent
of his ultimate success.
Joseph Mahood, of Marshall, was ask
ID as to the progress CT Mr.. Dorsey
ca.lpaign, and in reply said that they
were by no means discouraged after a
day Of hard work, which it was pro-
posed 70 duplicate to-day. Mr.. Dorsey
many many friends yesterday, and has
some hard fighters among his lieuten-
ants.
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CALLED ON M'KINLEY.
The Bryan Reception Committee From
Pittsburg. Spend an Unoccupied hour
Calling Oh the Republican Candidate

The Bryan Reception Committee From
Pittsburg. Spend an Unoccupied hour
Calling Oh the Republican Candidate
Canton, o., August 10.-The Bryan
reception committee from Pittsburg,
composed of sixty prominent Demo-
Gratis of tina, city, and headed by coun-
ty Chairman Howley and Mr. Morris
Foster, arrived in Canton shortly before
noon to-day and finding that they had
nearly two hours TO wait before the
Bryan train arrived, decided to call up
on Major Mckinley. Mr.. Foster acted
as spokesman for the party on arriving
at the Governors residence. He said
that he believed that any candidate
for the Presidency was worthy Of the
greatest respect Of every one, regard
less Of political affiliations.
The members of the delegation had
therefore called to pay Their respects
and to make a friendly call as Ameri-
can citizens.
IT response Governor Mckinley said:
Il am deeply gratiied to receive
this friendly visit from the Bryan re-
cept.on committee, although we are Of
different political belief. We are as
American citizens, proud Of our coun-
try and believe in comon, that we have
now and VII continue to have in the flu
ture the best government IN the world.
Il sincerely thank you, gentlemen,
for this visit and assure you that it
gives me great pleasure"
At the conclusion of this brief adj
dress Major Mckinley greeted each
member of the delegation IN person.
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Governor Fa:rmont; Geo. w. Johnson,
Marunsburg: s. B. Langfelt and d: j.
Smith, Eagle Mines; john j. Chp!ey'
Mooref field: Robert A. Armstrong MGR
gantown: Charles A. winchester Buck
hannon; Ct J. Poe, Buckhannon; a. j.
wilkinson. Grafton; s. B. Davis, Clarks-
burg; J. p. Orr, Long Run; a. j. SANS
bury. Addison; Geo. H. Umsteai -Hew
Nartinsv.lle: Hiram Underwood ana
Geo. d. Underwood, Shirley, W. Va
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AT THE M'LURE.

J. Pail Clifford. Clarksburg; N. F.
Snider, West Union; E. R. McGugan,
Ravenswo0d; Charles o. Grady, Charles
ten; J. z. Scaggs. Charleston; Andrew
Edmis5on, J. H. Edwards. S. A. Post. j.
p. Akin, Porter Arnold. Judge
w. G.. Bennett, candidate for
Governor. Weston; l. c. Ralph
sniGer. candidate for Governor. j..
|. Warder. B. Bohen, Frank Whean,
VIM. Hood, Shinnston; Ex-Governor A.
B. Fleming, Fairmont; J. B. Finley,
Parkersburg.
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WORSE THAN FIRST REPORTED.
The Runaway Trolly Car at Columbia, Pa,
Results in Seven Deaths.

Lancaster. Pa, August ia runaway
trolley car on the Columbia and Donegal
last night killed seven persons and injur-
ed fifty more. by the brake rigging break
ing on a steep grade.
There were ninety passengers aboard
who became panic stricken when they
saw the ear was beyond control. The hill
was a long one. and every moment the
runaway gathered additional speed. until
it is estimated by those on board that 1t
was running fully a mile "a minute when
it struck sharp curve. and left the track
1t ran across the turnpike parallel with
the trolly road struck against tree ana
toppled over into a deep ditch.
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Mckinley buttons and "an-i.v
each and every correct s..
rebus.
About twenty Of tho framea
the c. &'P. this mornia- ur l,.r
More will follow Tomorrow
Prof. German. Of Molsu.ew~ --
was here last eyenius Dol KIM.
ton for the high school a-.r..-....
Epworth Park IS Eertr- a.r
visitors from this place Dr. Rom.
family leave to-day to spend ...
there.
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AT THE HOTELS.
Where the Delegates and Candidates Who
Arrived Yesterday ire 0uartered.

Where the Delegates and Candidates Who
Arrived Yesterday re OuArtered.
The candidates. workers and dele
GATES who arrived in the city yesterday
registered at the hotels as follows:
AT THE WINDSOR.
D. A. Dorsey. candidate for Treasurer,
NWndsv'le: Joseph Mahood. BenwOOd :
John H. Holt, candidate for Judge Su-
preme Court. HuntngjOn; L. E. Tisrney,
POwha,an; w. 5. Wiley. New Martins
Vile: J. \. Mcintosh, Ravenswood: E
". Sencer. Ocsana S. H. Clay. Hunt
ine.on: B. B. Harding, Huntington: Geo.
J. Neal. Huntington: J. Y. Blair West
Union: II. Z. Smith, Smithfield: S. S.
Grs=n. candidate for Supreme Judge.
Charleston: A. c. Hall. Charleston: VIM.
Killinger. Charleston; J. S. Hoffer.
Charleston; c. L. Smith. candidate for
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HINTON'S BIG DjI'
Senator Stewart and lAj.'
Wilson Deliver Free Si.fH'i
es TO Fnthusiastic Aua..-

Special to the Register t
Hinton. ". Va. AueI
Senatorial and Tenth Jui
met in this city today
diiates. A large ana
silver crowd was pre--.
was enthusiastic for t.'
rs TO /. Judge 4. y. '
roe county was re-non
and E. J. Holt. Of Pori.
Senator.
Senator Stewart oi .N
and was accorded an
4 sound and convin''"
opera house. and notNi.'
pressive heat. the ba----
10 its utmost capaci's. ..- cI b..
Ex-Governor Wilson
audience to-night<
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AT THE NATIONAL.

Charles NJ. Gaylord, Weston; ]. Jack
son. jams Lew; Perry G. Alfred, Wes-
ton; David Dilworth. Lewis county; Jas.
Bassell. Lewis county; T. Lee, Hudkins;
r. II. Harrison and Robert L. Bland,
Weston; G. S. Barnbreck, New Cumber-
land.
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BRYAN RECEPTION
BEAIS I'LL RECORDS.
Continued from First Page.

compatible with the size Of the towns i
were at the station and expressed the ;l
feelings in cheers. Mr.. Bryan maui maui
short speeches from the rear platform
If his car at nearly every stopping
mace. AS the train neared this city
travelling through the handsome su-
bnrban residence districts Of ECONOMY
Sew:cklev and Ellsworth, the dwell
ers in nearly all of the beautiful homes
were in their door yards waving their
handkerchiefs.
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RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF the
Boats and Boatmen.

TO-DAY'S BOATS-Cincinnati. Key
stone State S a. m. New Matamoras,
Lexington II a m; Parkersburg, Lib
erty II a. m. Steubenville, Enos Tay-
lor $50 p III. Darlington, Jewel $3.50
p. m.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES -
TAYLOR for Sieubenville. Jewel for Clar-
ing.on. and Ben Hur for Parkersburg.
There were feet inches of water
in the channel last night and falling.
The government dredge boat Oswego
is still lying at the mouth Of the creek.
There are indications Of another rise,
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A GOLD CONFERENCE.

An advertisement appears in this
mornings issue, signed by number Of
Democrats from various parts OF the
State, calling a conference OF gold Dem
ocrats at the banquet nall of the Nc
Lure House on Wednesday morning.
August 18th, at 10 o'clock.
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THE APPOINTMENTS
Made by surgeant-at-Arms McNichols.
Yesterday

S5rgeant-at-Arms of the State Con-
ventoA Robert T. McNichol has APP
pointed as his assistants MeSsrs ". b.
Lukens, John McDermott, B. Moran,
August Auth, Edward Giles and RObt.
SimmS.
Capt. McNichols and his force have
charge Of the Congressional Convention
at Mozart Park to-day, as well as the
STATE Convention tomorrow and Thurs
day, and he and his men will control
all police arrangements.