The San Francisco call., 1896-06-17

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, June 16.-Dhe National
Committee's plan to have the temporary
roll made up by them adopted as a whole
without contest before the Committee on
Credentials is not likely to succeed. The
hearing before the Committee on Gre
dentials NAV make some changes in the
roster of the convention. The list as pre-
pared by the National Committee, as far
as they have decided what it shall be, is
as follows:
ALABAMA.
DELEGATES AT LAReE-D. D. Shelby, G.
w. Buckley, John Jones, w. w. Pettiford.
ADMINISTRATION Barker, NJ. w. Car
den, j. ii. Goldsby, w. d. Minor.
DISTRICT DELEGATEs-P. D. Barker, A. n.
Johnson, Nathan H Alexander, Frank
Simmons, S. Booth. John Harmon,
Thomas G. Dunn, William G. Stevens,
Hugh A. Carson, Douglas Smith, l. Green,
William Turner, c. D. Alexander George
Curtis, II. Y. Casiin, w. W. Simmons, w.
c. Hamlin, A. d. Winds.
LTERNArEs-Walter E. Sanderson, S. S.
Turner, William NJ. Ackley, John H. Will
son, L. P. Smith, A. D. Evans, Green w.
Jeeter, Howell l. Coins, Henry d. Perry
Peter J. Crenshaw, J. \. D. Brown, NJ. l..
Fowkes.
DELEGATES AT LARGE - Henry J. Cieve-
land, James NJ. Ford, Charles w. Wright,
Charles H Akers, John. W. Dovington,
Myron H. McCord. ntestants-WilIiam
Christy, l. T. Stoddard, Burt Dunlap,
Ralph H. Cameron, J. L. Mahoney, ]. A,
ZabrisKie.
Both delegations have been admitted
each being allowed one-haif vote.
ARKANSAS.
DELEGATES AT LARGE-Powell Clayton,
Henry NJ Cooper, II. L. Remmel, NJ. w.
Gibbs.
AITERNATEs-J. A. Freeman, S. F. Stahl,
Louis Althelmer, J. n. Donohoo.
DISTRICT DELEGATEs-Jacob Trieher, F.
w. Tucker, w. II H. Clayton, Fred
Havis, B. NJ. Foreman, J. B. Friedheim,
John Mcclure.
ALTERNATEs-Jacob Shaud. J. R. Rig
gans, A NJ. Elsie, A c. Hoogh, P. k.
Savage, D. w. Chandler, Frank Burris.
CALIFORNIA.
DELEGATES AT LARGE-George a. Knight,
John D. Spreckels, Ulysses S. Grant Jr.,
Lionel A. Sheldon.
A1TERNATEs-J. a. Smith, J. NJ. Gleaves,
D. E. Knight, George Stone.
DISTRICT DELEGATEs-A. B. Lennon,
Daniel L. Cole, J. H. Neff Grove l.. John
son, &c. NJ. Belshaw, w. B. Parker, Eli S.
Denison, a. A. Hockheimer, samuel NJ.
Shortridge, W w. Montague T. d. Rior-
dan proxy, Joseph S. Spear, H. I. Ko-
walsky, O. A. Hale, William Cluff, Her
vey Lindley, Thomas ]. Field, II. II. Sin
clair, +. H. Short.
ALTERNATEs- r. Horei, J. T. Laird
Z. c. voorhees,, Frank Ryan, w. r. Pond,
G. L. Levy, T. D. Riordan, r. McMurray,
John L. Coster, A. s. Mangrum. w. H.
Barnes, Thomas Flynn, w. H. McKIttrick,
Frank Miller.
COLORADO.
DELEGATES At T-LARGE-Henry NJ. Teller,
Frank Z. Goudy, John w. Rockfellow,
James NJ. Downing.
ALTERNATEs = Robert w. Bonynge,
Charles f. Caswell, John Williams, D. J.
Kelly.
DISTRICT DELEGATEs-A. NJ. Stevenson,
John F. Vivian, Charles H. Buckenstein,
c. Hard.
ALTERNATEs - Charles B. Timberlake,
James Cowie, Charles Newman, J. J.
Elliott.
CONNECTICUT.
DELEGATES AT-LARGE-Morgan g. Bulke-
ley, Samuel Fessenden. John P. Hutchin-
son, Arthur II. Brewer.
ALTERNATEs-Lin B Plympton, Howard
B. Scott, William F. Rockwell, Frederick
Farnsworth.
DISTRICT DELEG ATEs-James W. Cheney,
George sykes, Rufus w. Blake, John NJ
Douglass, Charles E. Searles, Thomas H
Allan, Hubert Williams, Edwin O. Keeler
ALTERNATEs-Cha NJ Jarvis, w. W.
Prescott James Graham, William A
Boutwell,, George II. Nichols, James Pen.
dleton, Rufus Holmes, John a. Roesling
DELAWARE.
DELEGATES AT LARGE. Edward Ad
dicks, D. f. Stewart. J. Frank Allen, A. B
Connor, G. S. Layton, H. r. Burton.
oNTEsTANTs-Anthony Higgins, John c.
~The action Of the National Comm ittee has no
finally settled who will occupy the seats represent.
Ing the Third and Fourth California districts