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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-09

..sonror. ~ oerichs & Co. Arrived a. ire Bar =
Rsamer Bremerhaven Dutch. MINES; Antwerp Jun:
"a in baas, c Randerbrock Arrived al wv
at sss D Victoria Br Baey Massina June 10 ca ss,
- Palermo Is and Ager % w s5ens Young x
ID ear E% s w md.s % saSn
eye passengers oerichs & Co. Arrived at tho '1
' Steamer Raanorshre Cd Davies. YUkShiH% Snx I K1
to CARER Macy Co Arrived at the Bar az
Steamer Salamanca . HutchnsGn fe sSos 'a s3
with hemp 10 &; Amsinck, vessel to Meona- "''~
Hansen. ys july CRUZ sTsT
Payans !, With n3ss and loi passengers 70 'A"<'
"ssS @ Frsssr Monss' bay with
anS ar passengers to Kerr Co Arrived at 'n'
r,s; Marc f. ss:S sH'
WY c and ns ce Arrived w the Univ
Charleston g. with mdse and passengers I" "''"N"
Ga po% os H1ssms :. s'n'"'' WITH ~
Ship Henry Willard Patten le ssn ssr Resmine c.
S Ssssel w vt fSfs e !ne as S., with .u.
% ship hip k mercsn sugar Refining vessel to ps
0 Sandy Hook July swind southeast; moderate 0's''
cloudy.
,..z,. Henderson. Burton Philadelphia q
Steamer raunee Robinson, Wilmington and Geo'-
townuM po $500 Downs Havana and Mexican porto
james vi" psn,seost Cakes Easport via Rockland Me-
s.asm~r Nor7nanns Ger, Barsnd.. HAMBURG ~
stnou,nr Tsria tFr Duac. Marseilles via Naples
James Madeleine m H-dden. Savannah ard PM
Slber, Dunos tNo' Re,s,sh Port Limos
f stasmcr state Of California CBp. Bnes Gasc-
AS Sns stI FL Monte Parker New oresnsJ Va
Sickle ~ 70, ,v.,,,r. Rr.xo,-yarnss
Steamer Easlet Donovan. Phadephia-w c'os
s,ssmsr A,senborn. Charles Baltimor--H FcseF.
steamer Roanoke Boaz Newport News ana "o''"'
." earS Fessriks SBr, Ryder John. Bscammea
eI psrt &, Paul ,Bp. Jackson. Dorchester. B-w
Bark Autocra, Sor, Alsro'hsen. Plymouth England
Brig Hsf Exception ,Bo Raresux Halifax. s-s'mr''a
Clapp & Co.
Steamers Elise Marie Ger for Flushing; LORD EanS
,Br) Phiadeiphia Roanoke. Newport News and Ne'.on
PAYNE wminston . ana r, Lv.oo SewYo
Sou ha n1pton: Wesernand ,Bels,. Antwerp Alert -
mos (Nor. Fort Limcn vi Monte. Ns~-or'eans' r'u''
f Bark Can Macf4od eBo for Wellington and AUDI
land: Guy G Goss, Los Angeles
NOTICES To MARINERS.
renvck Island shoal Light Vessel.
Noce Is given that on or about July IS. 1884 EsN
Vessel No 80 moored about four miles EsEsE from ,s
wick shoa of the coas, Of Marlana an' wlSs;
Shoal will Re temporarily withdrawn from her station %
repairs and during her absence the station VIII e
$50, viii he rspiaced OF. the station as prse
cabe OF which notice VIII be given THIS n0 .s
Ls e Lights g and Fog ssnasS ATLANTIS A.. Ii.
Beacons and Buoys. Fourth Lighthouse District -
pages II and Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
FRIDAY, JULY 10.

y...s, For Line Mails close Vessel sails.
Normannia Hamburg Hamb-A Amer. 100 a m 1000 IN
OF California, Glasgow Alian-State -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-09

xo,,ca l. given that on or about July 90, 1898 ~
Vessel No IL. moored near the NE end OF five ,smrr
Bank on the sea coast OF New jersey. WI "a Surine
her absence the station will be marked By whls',ns
huov panted The vessel Will be REPLACED On v,n
station as SION practicable. OF which due nou" "
rss motto. affects the List OF Lights and Fog ssn, ~
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. 1896 page - No - b,ssricS
List Of Beacons and tuoyS fourth iNs"'
by order OF the Lighthouse Board w.,xrR
Rear Admiral. L. $. Navy. chairmae
Washington. July l. 1895
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. "a
Steamer st Paul. Jamison. from New-York A'''@
Southampton July y 49, vn,k snA
steamer spree Ger. willigerod, from New,'gI uiy
proceeded Tor Bremen arrived Southampton yu fce
Ger, Thalenhorst iron hf~"''"'
New York. sailed from Southampton July . vsx-Ycs
Steamer Spaarndam Dutch. Boujer Tor wv"
sailed from Rotterdam July T. A. x..-YortL
Steamer BraunschWeg Ger. Gehrke Hv" w.
arrived AT Rremerhayen July \. 49,. York ~
Rotterdam, arrived at Boulogne July y "A. cibruls
Steamer Vera Ger. Poh.e from w-fofS' v"
tar. arrived Genoa July s. -. S.S-Yosti
Steamer Thingyalla DAM. te'entIeh v Work arrives
Virginia Ger. Won Bassewitz from Ne~-'o'~
at Copenhagen July 4. -, x.-s Nay i
Steamer Thets (Br). Cameron. from New-fo'A
arrived at Buenos Ayres June 10 -. v,,x rune "
Steamer Tronto Obj. Bartlett. from New-fo'~
via Norfolk arrived a, Sligo Jug q from Nsw-yes
steamer Chicago city ,Brl. sendeh' i''"
June -. arrived at Bristol July T. 49, yo<k Ap9
Steamer Woolwch tBr). Raebuln from y"
D. via Jedcah etc. arrived at koos suT June "
via Madeira for Marseilles. passed sw York wne
Steamer Brilliant ,Gevp. Keller. n m
Steamer Masslia Tr, verries. from Me'''s
ports for New-York passed Gibraltar July e..n puD
Steamer Olympia Irl craig: IRON
steamer sprott Ger. Albr.ch. from New 1sS
n fog Erederickshaven, passed rswM foas ~ n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-16
Opn Qetersbura.

- Serr SObn guttermann ipirb in
8irse SRI. Wassis 8rotpn bon GurbOn'
bale als feline 8raut beimfibrsn.
Ser Sturm am Montas bIiss sinsn
TsIesrapbpfphen auf bas Sau8 SsS BERT.
Scott Watrous unD befddoiete bas Dad
oeHeIbsn 3iemIi6 i6Iimm.
Die 2ebrsr unb Sonntassi4uI
2inbsr Der Yresbptsrianii6sn @emeinbs
oabisr tpsrben ibren iabrIibsn AusfIus
ain Dtittipo6, ben 80. SuIi, mad ylap
4us 8arf MAIDEN. SO tparen bieie Aus'
iIdse tets ansenebmb beiters 9emsinbsfsfe
unb bas bissidbrise tuirb ipObI feline
4usnabme bon Der ReseI MAIDEN.
-Ssrr unb Srau Gbarlss Ndlsr bon
Nib Sirabe berIoren Iebte Wo6e ibr IL
Dlpnate unb 90 Gage aItes S69terlsin,
Srena abeIe emma, inbsm bafeIbe mad
siutdeieer 8ranfbeit ber 2inberbolera
srIus; bic 8eerbisuns fanb am porIsstsn
Dtitttpo6 im bieiisen Srieobofe itatt unb
Boitor 8anboIpb Ieitete bic Irauerfeier.
Die 8leine tpar Elm ausrIiebftes unb auf'
sstpsdtes 8inb unb bic GItern ipurosn
Our6 ibwn 8erIuit i6mersIi8 betrOfen.
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EdS Ehal dbtp drtS.

EabIor. - Casper Gieoer bon 6sr
ppns trat am Samitae cine mebrmonat.
Ii6s Rsiie mad Der S6peis an.-SrI.
9iSis Dit bon Daibinston Strabe sr'
bolt Iib bon ibrsr fiir3li4en 8ranfbeit.
-@il, Der Sobn bee 2ei6enbstattsrs s.
6. 9apiS, iparb am Sonntas beim Bel,
tunsstrassn bon einem Sunbe bsr Srau
Woran an DAT Strabs sesiRsn, bod
purOs bic @unbs io8lsi6 sedbt uno man
ertpartet feline idlimms SOIssn. = Sr
oielem Borough befinben iid l,l07
iteuirbars BeriOnen unb Der Geiammt'
ipertb Der 8runbsisentbum 8stsusr'
uns bsIduft Ii6 auf s412,792
- Sur6 Elm Ssusr am Samhat
WOrssn frdb su Durpea purbs oi
Wntbf9aft bss 81. 8utnIoniuS unb bal
ansrsmsnbs 8Obnbaus bon 5rau Dl
BataIOn serit6rt. iotpie cine IanSbua
bintsr ber Birtbi6aft.
~ 9sfsgt bas ,.Bp6enbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-16
DtttStcn.

Ser Srauenmbrber George 8inbiib,
Der am /. September sebdnst tperben
fol-, befinbst i6 i'm ltsrbsnbsn 3uitanbe
uno ipiro ben Sag ieinsr Sinridtuns
taum erIebsn; er betet befdnbis, bab Ct
oOr Der Sinrl9tuns ftertsn mbss.
- Ser 9oIs Sobn Goons, "a Sabre
alt, 1T am Sonntae abenb bel Der Sumo.
tion BON sinem 2ebieb 8aIsp 9use se.
trofsn unb aussnbIidIi9 set66tet ipor.
ben. 0ian nimmt an. bab er bstrunfsn
mar; sr bintsrIabt cine SamiIis in 9o'
len.
- Cine poInii6e Srau namens 2ubes
ipefa WusaIa, in 5Iorenes, nabs Yitiston
ipobnbaft, 1T am Samitas bafeIbf, pab.
renb iie auf benz 8. & 5. @sIsiie lief,
bon sinem Bafasiersus sstroffsn unS 25
5ub ipeit se8en cine 86i4une ssi6Isu.
bert tporesn. Grosbem ibr Iintss Soul.
terbIatt eebro4en unb ibr aud anbsrt
Ssrlssunssn susefiist iuurbsn, srtpartsi
man lbre 8snsiuns i'm 9adapunnd
SOipitaI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-16
@ilfesbarre Wahrihten.

- 8is ,um Snmitas 0adt bntte
5rup Bauer, Der offi;ieae Sunbefdnser.
ia esrisIben eet6btet.
- 5rant Sing bon 9ietp Britain.
Conn, ertranf am Sonntas 9tahmiitae
teim Saosn i'm Susqusbanna SluB oa'
bier.
- Riliam, Elm Spbn brn Gbriii
Sseaer bon aebisb Strabe, ficl am
Woniag I'M DlOuntain Yarf bon elmer
Sdpinee uno brad elm 8ein an Stpei
SteQen.
- Ri6arb Z Serbian, Elm BreBfnabe
her 8ecOrb Office, l9 Sabre alt, er'
frantic om Diittnod pI6bIid auf Der
Strabe unb peri6leb, ebe er na6 ieiner
Ssimntb eebrabt iperben founte. Die
0iBs uno ein Sersiibsl peruria6tcn ben
COB.
@biparo 9uebsS bon Canal Strabe,
Elm i'm Dlurrap Sbabt anseiteLIter
Winer, 1T am Samitas Wiorsen baieIbit
ourd einsn Sal bon iseIsseitein perIebt
tuproen, uno auBer bbien S6nittsn am
8opfe. erbieIt er au4 sinen Sru4 oes
8iifsrats.
- IS beiBt ipieSer einmal, bab ber
8etrieb oes Canals bon Ranticofe abs
pdrtS einseiteat iperben iOa, bod pabr'
ibeinli6 ni6t bis Dor gnbe Der Salion,
tpenn iberbaupt, ba bteier 8eridt idon
Dfters eemabt uno bann iebesmaI ais
fali6 beSei6net purbe.
Die 9ppboiofieber Sale IuHen nod
INNER in glpmoutb n:ht mad unb auber
bier SobeSfdQen in Der berfloHenen
gBode, limb stp6lf sefdbrIid franf. Die
gpioemIe tpiro oem unreinen WaHer ;u'
seibrisben. bas bur6 bic 8uuerei zines
eetpiiien 9abls perunreinlst tpirc.
- George StOne unb CHARLES San.
forb bon Itbens. 3d.. perIoren am
Spnntas nabe @ampbiae beim 8ersab.
fabren @ontroae ibreS ,.IanbemS" unb
rannten in cine Bride; Stpne iparb
ausenbIidIid setDotet, tuabrenb SANFORD
Iebenssefdbrli6e Ssrlebunsen bapontru8.
-5reb Barrett bon 2ussrne Borough
1T am Donneritas in ber 8Iad Diamond
Dime BON elmer 86bre setrpfen iporoen,
bic ibn oberbaIb bes re6tsn NuSes traf,
ibm baIb bic aopfbaut abrib unb einen
S6GoeIbru6 sufiiBte feline @eneiunS
tpirb aIs iebr stpeifslbaft betradtet.
Barrett farb am SUnntas NOrsen unb
iuiro bon isinsr Srau uno stusi 8incern
iiberlebt.
- gluf benz SasIeton 3peise Der 9e'
bisb 8aaep 8abn ereisnete ii6 am Nons
taa Ha6mlttas Elm i6limmeS Wrad. sIls
nsmIi6 elm Bafaslsrsus nabe Pone
Greef SunetiUn cine idarfe 8Issuns ba.
slbh mabte, traf berielbe cine Rub unf
OieieIbe uertuideIte ii6 berart in bic
Wtai6inerie Der 2otomOtipe, bab bieieIbe.
iotpie bic orei Baiiasieripasen BON @e'
leiie Setporfen tpurben, tpobei Der Wa'
i6insnflbrer Doipb setbbtet unb bei
Seuermann 0toonep IsbsnsssfdbrIit
perIebt tpurbe. 8nn ben Yaiiasisrsr
purben etipa fiinf;ebn sismIib sefabrlid
perlebt, tpabrenb bic Anberen nit feb,
lei6ten @unben baponfamen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-16
Opbe Narfer Wptisen.

- Sn elmer SeriammIune bon Sons
panie + am 9ienftas 4beno purbe
Dapi6 S. DapiS ais speitsr lieutenant
ertpdblt.
- Die Dramatiibe unb 9ibIiotbef.
8efeai6aft Der beutiden tatb. st. SO.
bannes @emeinbe balt am 13. au9uii
i'm Central Barf elm Bic Sic ab.
Ner an 4ppstitIoiisfeit Ieibet, tann
iider iein. baB feline @eiunobeit ni6i
gum bsfen lit. Seber iollte beBbaIb mil.
fen, oub Or. ausuit abnis'S Samburser
1ropfen Elm aus8eseidnetes UtitteI eeSen
Appetitloiisfeit 1T.
- Die 2dben bon 8opIe unb aresbp
& 8unneu an Utain Qpenue Iinb beraubt
iporoen. erfterer am Dienitas Na6t um
ettpa 500 tpertb 8aaren. unb Iebterer
am Witttpo6 Dforsen frGb um sine
Auantitdt ni6t tpsrtbpoaer Saden.
9aitor S6afer bon Obio ipirb am
nd6hen Spnntas in Der Gbeitnut StraBe
BresbSteriiden 8ir4e eine Yrpbeprebist
abbaIten. Der Ssrr 1T Elm inteIlieenter
uno seipanbter 8ebner unb Ipritt Iopobl
Deuti6 ipie gn8lii6; bic 9emeinbe'
SIieber iclIten ii6 sablrei6 einfinben.
- gbpar6 SarrisSn bon Norb Sill.
more 9lnenue 1T am 9onneritas Gtad.
mittas in Der Spbe Bart Dtine burb bic
GrpIoiion zines BuIperfafes 70 sefdbr.
Iib perbrannt iporben, baB man an iei.
mem auffOmmen speifeIt. Gr srbieIt
aud anbere eefdbrIide 8erlesunssn.
- Msbrerr 8inber, bic am Bonner.
flag Worsen in einem 8ett;immer i'm
Sauie bon Sobn Campbell an Grant
4penus ipieIten, febten bic 8ettfIeiOer in
8rano unb elm Ilarm bon 8aitsn 81
parb bierauf eeseben; ebe isbod bic
Seueripebr SiiIfe Ieifen fonnte, mar bas
Seuer tuieoer nit Serinsem Sdaben se'
l6i6t.
- @m. SduIer, nabe benz Srforb
S6a6t III 8oit sebenb, ipurbe am Cams
tag Abenb perbaftet, ipeiI er cine soI.
pene llbr, bic ibm 8m. Ruane in Ser'
pubriam CAB, nidt suriiderfattets. in.
oem er bebauptete. bieielbe nerIorsn ;u
baben. ST tppate ben Wertb ber ubr in
abi6IaessabIunsen eriesen, bod sefeI
bies Ruane nibt; S6uler tpuroe mad
Steauns bon Rdrsidaft uuf freien SUB
seieSt.
--Oas Iueuita @aiteI go. 1888, Rits
ter bonn @olbenen AbIsr, bat fir bas
3tpeite Salbiabr 1896 foIsenbs 8samte
ertpabIt: Alt.Dberit, Martin Robr !;
Sri. Dberf, SuIiu8 8nopf; Gbs Oberit,
8arI 8Iimiiet So6prieiter, Rihars
5rbli6; s, Ginfebler. Grnit SaIsmann;
S1riftfibrer, 8iliam Wanper; 8ed'
nunssfIbrsr. g9iaiam 9rsiBsI; 3ailens
psripaItsr, George SIad 6. SsrOIb.
anton 9lopatnp; B. 8arbe. sIbam
S6rDbsr SO. admmsrsr. Sermann
@nseIbarbi; i5dbnrid. George @sIofaaf;
SdiIbtnappe. @enssI @OIf; erfs 8ade,
@m. aoara; speite 8a6e, Senrp See
bsr; 3ruitee, Senrp 5. 8uri6sI; 8s'
prdientant gum 8roB gaiteI, $. @eib.
Ser S6riftfibrer bes Iusufa Safel,
Ssrr g8m. Uanpsr bon 1901 gpnOn
Strabe, eritattete BEL Der Iebtsn Ssr'
iummluns ieinen baIbidbrIi6en 8eri6t,
aus bem eriidtIi1, bab bas GaitIe am
tommenOen Ausuit is9s Sabre bsfebt,
eine Dlitslieber,abI bon S9 uno Elm
8aarSermOsen bon s10l0.99 bsIst, nit
elmer baIbiabrli9en Gussabe bon 1885,.
81 fur 8ranfenssIb unb @si6snis.
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-Sn 8Ioiterneuburs BEL @isn if Der
dItefe oeutid.6iterreidiide SuurnaIiif,
9eopoIo Sdpeiser, ber S6pieserbater
Oes seifbUaen Sumoriiten SuIiuS Stets
tenbeim. aus BEN 2eben ssidisosn.
-0is ..Sranifurtsr 3situns" brinst
bic Mslbune, baB Der Gar unb bic 3arin
Osmnabft mad 8ieip abreiisn percen,
um bon bort nld 8ien uno Darmitabt
;u ssben. sluBerbem in Elm 8eIu4 in
2onoOn unb ipdter in aOpenbassn in
Iusfbt eenommen.
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Don Der Slbfeite.

an Der Gebar Gbenue Bride tpurbsn
AM NitttpO8 3eparaturen 8emu6t.
Serr SObn Wiesbeiier bon SrDins
Apenue 1T am SamfaB bon 2entudp
SuriidSetsbrt.
9ie 8eriummIuns Der SiOisite San.
oeIsbeb6roe am Sreitae abenb funb tps'
gen UlarseI zines QuOrums ni6t tatt.
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Rbeumatismus i'm 8ddsn, in ben
SduItsrn, SIftsn, genfeIn, GabOssn
ober SanoseIenfsn entitebt bur6 Su pieI
Sdue i'm 8Iut. Spoo'S SariaparilIa
beilt 8bsumatismus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-16

Sunb's Pilleu iinb bic bette 9lbfibr.
une asber' Dlebisin fur 5umiIiensebrau6.
25c
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-27

to date 81 yachts have signifed their in
tention of participating
They are as follows, together with the
names of most of those who are to go on
the cruise,
Sloop Cruiser, Commodore j. F. A.
Merrill, Charles P. Merrill, George Up.
ham, James O. Fox and Illsley Moves.
Sloop Viva, Vice Commodore Bowers,
William Senter, Edward Woodman, Har-
ry Butler, Perez T. Griffin.
Sloop sirocco, Fleet Captain Noyes,
Henry Stevens of New York.
Cat Mystral, Joseph Carleton, Henry
Davis and perhaps DR.. Bradford.
Cat Edith, Capt Charles S. Holland
and George Morse.
Sloop sirocco, Capt Merrill, Ralph
Merrill. John Richardson, Henry Hart.
Cat Clarence. Capt. Jones, Capt.
Brewer and two others.
Sloop Gwendoline, Capt. Owen,
Charles Flagg, Joseph Kilborn, G. E.
Woodside.
Schooner Dorothy, Frank Little, Carl
Warren, George B. Morrill,.
Sloop Mariata. Capt. Nathan Clifford,
W. Fl. Clifford, Jr., Willard Keith,
Arthur Gould, Walter Camp.
Schooner Beatrice. Capt. Hamlin,
Homer Saver of Boston,
Sloop Pocahontas. Capt. Randall, Neal
Gould, Eleazer CLARK, Fred Evans, o. @.
Curtis, MIR. buffet.
Cat Beatrice, Capt. Orr, VIM. G. Foss.
Sloop j. E. R., Capt G. Everett Bean.
Sloop Lilly r., Capt. Rice.
Sloop Soalpel, ex-Commodore Bray.
Sloop Swirl, Capt. Presbrey.
Sloop Lena, Capt. Peterson.
Sloop Premier, Capt. Chase.
Sloop Clique, 0apt Dyer.
Mr.. Frank Dingley's fine new yacht
may also join if she can be got ready
in time. and Mr.. L. c. Cummings may
go in his steamer.
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-27
LET'S OF THEM.
Contested Delegations in Republican
National Contention.

Secretary ManIey Files List With Chair
Carter-There are 81 Contests In
voiving 1868 Delegates-More May Yet
Be Filed-Entire Texas Representation
Disputed-Interesting Problems for Ma
tionaI Committee.
Augusta, May S6.-Hon. J. H. Mnnley,
secretary Of the Republican National
Committee has sent to Chairman Carter
the following letter:
Augusta. Maine, May Goth, 1896.
Hon. Thomas II. Carter, Chairman Re-
publiosn National Committee, Wash
ington, D. c.:
Dear Sir-Contests have been fled with
me in the following states and districts
There are 67 contests, involving the
rights of 158 delegates:
Alabama-Eour delegates at large, first,
third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth
and ninth districts; making twenty dels-
gates In all.
California-Third and fourth districts;
i four delegates.
Delaware-Six delegates at large; six
delegates.
Florida-Four delegates at large, first
| and second districts; eight delegates.
| Georgia-Four delegates at large first,
| ninth, eleventh districts: ten delegates.
| Kentucky-Fifth district, two delegates.
| Louisiana-Four delegates at large,
first, second. third and fourth distriotsI
| twelve delegates.
Misssissippi-Fo -Four delegates at large.
first, second, third, fourth, fifth. sixth,
seventh districts; eighteen delegates.
| New York-Sixth, eighth, ninth,
twelfth, thirteenth, fifteenth districts;
twelve delegates.
North Carolina-Eighth district, two
delegates.
Pennsylvania-Third district, two dele
gates.
south Carolina-Four delegates at
large, first, second, third fourth, fifth.
sixth, seventh DISTRICTS eighteen dele
gates.
Tennessee-Sixth and ninth districts;
four delegates.
Texas-Four delegates at large, and
every one of the thirteen districts; thirty
delegates.
virginia-second and third districts;
four delegates.
Arizons-six delegates at large; six
delegates.
There may be other contests yet to be
filed.
I am, very truly yours,
j. H. MANLEY,
Secretary Republican National Com.
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-27
WILD OVER RUSSELL.
Vermont Democrats at Least Are Loyal to
New England.

Montpelier, VT, May 26.-Delegates to
the Democratic state convention held here
tomorrow are gathering. The prospects
are the con Vention will be q large one. No
contests of any Importance aie on. 1t is
expected that business will be transacted
rapidly. The convention will be calle d
to order tomorrow morning at 10. 80
by e. +. Brigham of Bakersfield chair
man of the state committee. DR.. j. Fl.
Jackson of Barre will be the nominee for
governor.
The resolutions will declare for a sim
gle gold standard and will probably COM
mend the administration of Cleveland.
They will dsclare for tariff for revenue
only.
At the rally in the Opera house TO
night the audience went wild when Rus
SELLS name was mentioned, throwing
hats into the air and shouting for Rus
sell, "Billee, =" "Our Biilee,".
: There seems no doubt as 10 the attitude
of the Vermont Democrats toward Mas
sachusetts' favored son.
The names of Olney, Pattison and
Cleveland evokedEapplause. References
to Gle veiands's administration were lus-
tily clapped, but 1t took the mention of
Russell's name to bring down the
house.
C. n. Davenport of Brattleboro called
the meeting to order and in short
speech attacked the A. P. A. John W.
Gordon, mayor Of Barre, followed.
Speeches were made BY Felix McGetter-
ick of st. Albans and Thomas II. Brown
of Rutland.
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-27

a Tho House disagreed to all the Senate
amendments to the general deficiency ap-
preparation bill. except that making pro-
vision to pay the French spoilation and
war claims allowed under the Bowman
act. amounting altogether to nearly two
million dollars.
= AS to these vote upon concurrence in
the Senate amendments will be taken to-
morrow. 4 further partial conference re-
port upon the Indian appropriation bill
was presented and agreed to. 1t provides
for q continuance of the Dawes Indian
commission.
The contested election case of Johnson.
Republican, VS.. Stokes, Democrat, from
the seventh district of South Carolina,
was gaken up. Mr.. Jenkins, Republican
of Wisconsin, opened the debate in sup
port of the committee report in favor of
Stokes. the sitting member. Without
concluding his speech, he yielded the
floor and the House adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-27
HOLT Is COMIC RTABLE.
Stories of the Mechanic Falls Murderer's
Failing Strength Untrue.
[spEcrAr TO THE PREss.l

Mechanic Falls, May 26.-Notwith-
standing all reports to the contrary
Murderer Holt is still comfortable and
doing as we'll as could be expected. No
attempt has been made yet to insert a
tube in the throat, and the attending
physician says there will not be as long as
the present system Of nourishing, by
means of oysters, gives as good results as
it has for few days past. Should he
show signs of falling then the tube would
be tried. He is very sober and not IN
cllned to talk much, and eviden tly is do
ing some serious thinking as to is
future prospects. He ID In charge of
John Fessenden and Frank Mayberry,
one Of whom Is with him constantly.
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-27

Augusta, May 26.-The second annual
dinner Of the Augusta Board Of Trade.
was held this evening in the Cony house.
There was large attendance of repre-.
sentative citizens. President G. S. Hich-
born presided, Hon. Leslie @. Cornish
acting as toast master. The address Of
the evening was given by Hen. H. M.
Heath on Modern Municipal Govern
ment, after which the following toasts
were responded to: ga Bird's-eye view
of home," Mayor W. S. Choate;" Our
Merchants-what they provide for and
what they expect from out citizens" R.
W. Soule; "Our Schools" W. D. Stin-
son; "The question Of privileges and i'm
munities; to what extent should the
oity go to secure new industries" Nd.
S. Holway; "Printers ink as factor in
a oity's growth O. q. Burleigh.
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-27
HAVERHlLL MAN MISSING.
Last Heard of He Was Visiting in Port
land.

Haverhill, Mass, May ga most
mysterious disappearance case was re-
poted to the police today in which all
efforts to find the missing man. George
Bradbury, have failed. His friends and
relatives in New England have been
telegr aphed to, but no responses regard
ing his wherea bouts have been elicited.
The missing man was last seen in Port
land. Me-, May IA, when he visited an
uncle in that city. He left the latter's
home stating that he intended to go to
Buxton to visit his wife's releatiyes. TIL
missing man was employed as foreman
at Chick Bros. factory. He resided with
his wife on Beach street, and their
domestic relations were of the pleas
antest. His wife is heart broken over his
absence.