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LIST OF Committeeman
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES HELD IN
ALL THE CITY PRECINCTS.
The Meetings Harmonious and Few
Contests Reported - Resolutions
Adopted by the Voters.

Primaries We're held last night in the va
rious precincts of the city to elect men,
bers of the Republican city committee-one
from each precinct. AS a rule the large
meetings were harmonious and but few con-
tests have been reported for the contest
committee to settle tomorrow. In some
instances resolutions were passed indorsing
the candidacy OF different Republicans for
the mayoralty and resolutions on other
subjects were passed in other precincts.
Reports from a number of precincts showed
that there was more interest and enthusi-
asm than has been manifested in a city
campaign for several years. and that large
crowds of voters were out to help in the Sc
lection Of the committeeman.
Wesley Gerard, chairman of the city COM
mittee, has issued the following notice rel
alive to the contest committee:
The following gentlemen will constitute
the committee on contests: Floyd A.
Woods, A, w. Moore, j. II. Billingsly. The
committee will meet at the Marion Club on
Monday afternoon from D TO Z o CLOCK TO
hear all contests"
Among the resolutions adopted last night
were the following:
Resolved That We the voters of the
Eleventh precinct of the Second ward, view
with alarm the idea advanced by the
Evening News that the election OF Mr..
Gerard favors the candidacy of particu-
lar candidate, and we most heartily de-
nounce the supposed favor to particular
person seeking nomination who is connected
with certain organizations who assume the
beneficial idea or taYorlng the poor, when, in
fact, it only benefits the SPECTATOR.
In the Ninth precinct of the Second ward
the following resolution was adopted
Resolved That we, the voters of the
Ninth precinct of the Second ward, are OPP
posed TO the nomination Of any man tor
councilman of this ward who is not in favor
of 75-cent gas and Scent street-car fares"
Following are the new members of the
committee so far as reported to the Jour
nal last night:
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Marriage Licenses
INDIA THE HOTTEST PLACE.

Jonas l.. Zook and Katie Grappy.
Harry WATSON and Dora De Motto.
Charles Dohrer and Anna Speclkmann.
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Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores in the various sections OF
the city, from which
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE TELEPHONED
Direct 10 this Office at regular rates.
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STORAGE.
BOZ Injured in Pogue,s Roam,

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TORAGE-Indianapolis Warehouse Co.. &c;
S. Penn. 81. Pennsylvania tracks. Phone
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Jectures at Winona.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WINONA PARK, Eagle Lake. Ind. July
24.-The Winona programme to-day was
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WANTED-AGENTS.

MANTED-AGENTS.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

MASONIC-Specal meeting of Ancient Land
marks Lodge, No. 319, +. and a. M, Monday
evening, July Z6. at 1880 sharp. Work second de-
gree. Visiting brothers welcome.
Ii. A. SAMPSELL, w. NJ
WILLIS r. MINER, Secretary.
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window by his mother. Annie Duncan;
She followed herself minute later: ana
died tonight m the Homeopathic noSp'
tai from lrat tured skull. Mrs Souuai
also jumped ~ the same time ana r.
ccived internal injuries that the uo,'
at the city Hospital say may resu" III
he~ death .,or,.
Tho tragedy occurred IN four-stor,
h,icL bouec corner Of Auburn pace anu
Canton street Mrs. Duncan ara hf'
child and Mr.. and Mrs. GODDARD occu-
pied tho fourth floor So"u,,ln o,d
rnneumntivc and when the names anu
49, sot to his room ne was in bcd.
lIis wife. hearing the screams on " ~.
duncan ran 10 the front window .or
,,ctting her sick husband. seeing VI
r.nea, hmm out. she followed. lanI-
t.,o, .Ir,ost fundamentally In tho street.
ms r~ 49, ,.onncn and the baby were immc-
5t.,oi,, mt into the ambulance ana hui
ia uav Tho child died before ne
,aacbod Tho hospital. The body OF pou-
a,rd vas not found rntl after re we
ia brcn cxtinguishcd. The dead man
,,,,e found near the window. SHOWING lhat
lac had dragged himsef from ms ~
-, ~ 70 The window. for the purpose OF
getting 10 the iirc-cscape. b'loIo i,''''-
~, tbcec he was overcome by smoke.
II boo,lc ON the other floors reached inc
.,ro,,nd unhurt. by means or the IRE
,rbc fire started in the Vcllar near inc
,ir shaft and two minutes after u was
.1i,co,crcd tho entire building was IN
ga,,ce The rapidly with which tho
DANES spread leads 20 the Dehci tfrll 1T
I,,ce caused the fire. Tho loss on inc
,,'iiaing and IT'S contents will amount 10
sl0 600
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Pres, Censor, in New York

BUFFALO. u. Y. March 9.-Ihe En-
quirer says p......
Senator Lamy and Assemblyman Braun
will introduce in the Legislature al ah
carly date a bil 20 provide for the pro-
ner supervision Of newspapers puoIshed
in the State of New York. ana tor inc
appointment of a censor for each news
paper published i'm counties having
nonulation Of 1900 or more.
Within twenty days after the passage
of the act the Governor shall appoint
said censors. who will hold Office during
his pleasure They shall examine and
read an articles intended for publication
ana shall prescribe and eliminate all
libelous matter and an matter inmicat
Ia the interests of the State or any OF
the officers thereof
The compensation Of the censors shail
be fixed bv the comptroller. and bee borne
eoualv bv the State and the newspapers
~ which they are assigned. a penalty
of not more than five years nor less IMAM
one wears imprisonment ana llne
0f moi more than 5000 and NOT less IMAM
a COO is provided for cases OF publication
~ matter which has not boon passed
mon and approved by the censor. IL Is
sad that Governor Black approves the
Iflf
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..e Stock All Taken and the Directory
Elected.

Elected.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March 9.-Spe-
cial--A meeting Of the stockholders Oh
the proposed bank was held tonight
Judge H. l.. Henry presiding.
me meeting was composed of the best
and most representative citizens OF Wiz
Harrisburg. among whom were Or. j. ID.
Moncure. Captain G. Is. Trevillian, c. l..
Armistead, Judge X. II. Heniy, Thomas
A. Gcddy. X. L. Spencer. Professors T. j.
Stubs, Van II. Garrett c. h. Bishop.
III. $ Bird President Lyon q. Ty-
Ter. j. r. Mercer. J.. W. Lane, Jr..
Arthur Denmeadc W. l.. Spencer
Or. G.. y. Hankins. ii. T. Jones.
j. h. G.. Spencer. Dr. T.. G. Booth q. 4.
Coleman ana others making about forty
stockholders in all. representing threS
hundred and fifty shares
The Committee on subscriptions re-
ported that four hundred shares had al
been taken. thus starting the bank vita
a capital of ten thousand dollars. After
much discussion, II was decided that the
bank should be known as The PENN
sula Bank" and also that there SHOULD
be eleven directors. eight from the towa
and three from the country.
The election of directors resulted as
follows: c. 7. Armistead. j. r. Mercer.
l.. w. Lane Jr., II. T. Spencer, II. T.
Jones. II. 5. Bird. II. l.. Henly. +. w
Warburton n. b. Warren. y. w. Mars
ton. 4. Denmoade. Judge Henly receiv-
Ing 3l3. out of a possible OF 3l5 votes.
Judge Henly delivered a short speech
congratulating the meeting upon the
unanmity and oarnestness with which the
whole meter has been carried through
lie says that II hetokens success. and no
promises his best efforts 10 the enter
prise. Several others spoke.
The meeting adjourned at II o'clock
The directors then met but in the abb
sence OF three members from the county.
il was decided TO postpone the election Of
president and cashier until Thursday
night.
There Is little doubt. however. that Mr..
H. NJ. Phillips. OF Chase city. will be
made cashier, and Judge X. l.. Henly.
president.
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NOETH CAROLTN.fNEUS.



RALEIGH. y. c.. March 9.-speciai.-
Senator Marion Butler is Eeie L. watcn
the end of this disgraceful session OF tie
legislature.
A Speaker pro TEN. had TO bee elected
last night as Hieman Is too sick 90 at
tend. Lusk was beaten by blackburn
in the election. and 1t WAS evidently d
blow 10 the former 10 nave 10 step aside
for the younger politician. Both are
Republicans.
Captain Roberts. the old Confederate
soldier. who for SO long has been keeper
OF the Capitol, to-day yields ms place 10
another I'D soldier }. l.. Burns, who
is POpulist. Captain hoDei1s mas menu
the place for fifteen years.
j. y Hamrick, of Cleveland. Is the
successor OF Mr.. Lacy as Labor COM
missioner.
DOCTORs CHANGED.
Dr. Wood succeeds Or. Kirby at the
insane asylum here, and Or. Murphy
place az the Mcrgauton Asylum has been
rendered 10 Dr.. Monroe. OF Davidson Cor
lcgc.
In spite of the fact that ex-Superintend-
ent Leazar says that there Is no heed
for an appropriation for the penltehuaiy'
an apprC priatiOn of $4,000 was made. DIX
thousand dollars was appropriated Tor ice
pairs 10 the Governor mansion.
The colorod ASYLUM goes Be- the control
OF the negro. The directors appointed
will put IN enc.
The tax on drummcrs was Killed. put
the tax on doctors. who do so much Tor
sweet charity's sake was NOT taken
off. ...........
THE SECRETARY OF STATE. 4.
The power # the Secretary OF State IS
greatly increased as regards insurance.
Fire rates are 10 be revised. n they ai"
higher than in Virginia. No company
not having an agent here or license. can
place insurance. The deposit bill was
killed.
Governor Russell appointed X. =.
Lacy. eX-LabOr Commissioner, a director
OF the Agricultural and Mechanica. COL
lege, but Mr. Lacey wrote 10 the Senate
and requested that he be not confirmed
as he could not serve.
The General Assembly Will adjourn To-
day.
The Park Hotel is to have an electric
sign around the tower, which can be
seen all over the city.
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Tn, officers OF the Southern Siates
Freight Association held meeting al 'n'
jefferson yesterday
Manager r. NJ Emerson. of the coast
Line. presided over the M. tlns. Inel4
were present Messrs. W. ". Finley lnltu
vice-president of the Southern haliMAy
General Manager Reuben Foster: OF thS
York River Road; Mr.. Thomas scott OF
the Georgia Railroad, Mr.. J0nn VI. hsau'
of the Georgia Central. and others.
Mr. Emerson was seen by IliheS req,
r.sentative Yesterday afternoon, ana
asked if IL was true ass reported IN an
afternoon paror that the me'ing MAJ D. .I
called bv the Executive Committee OF tne
Association. and that II was FOR tne pun
nose of discussing the recent cut IN RAG
made i'm the various Georgia ROADS. h'
replied that the report WAS ehtireiy moor
rect .,.4t,,,,
our regular business. and the me- me
was not called by the ENecitiEe oii'i ll.,
tee. our rates were never in better con-
dition. and there has been no cut ilH"-
~ Georgia reads. We nave lniSn.u our
business. which is OF no pubic ihl 's''
and we leave no city tonight.
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TT STANDS THE TEST.
Among the Mass Of Unworthy Prepare
tions There Is One That stands Pre-

1t tx wel-known fact that lftfc
pc, centage OF WHISTLES upon the markc,
aIm IN use to-day are simply cheap "ili-
t-Iat.ons. They may be called straight
goods blends" CT any other namo
that an INSCRIPTIONS manufactures or
dealer chooses. but the fact remains
that they are simply connections, ana
authorizations. which arc injurious TO any
one who uses them.
In the midst Of this mass OF unheaitn-
ful WHISTLES there stands one brgn
exception. IL has stood out clearly pc
fore tho public for twenty years. It's
purity Is guaranteed by the best physi-
clans in the land. and il has done more
to preserve health than all the other
WHISTLES combined. IL is Duffys pure
malt whiskey. II has "A reputation os-
tablished by twenty years OF use. and u
has that reputation e. sustain. II Is
always uniform ia quality. every bottle
IS precisely alike. It's very purity rom
ders It valuable. but 30 possesses in addi-
ton thereto medicinal qualities known
10 no other whiskoy. You mako no
mistake i'm buying Duffy's pure malt. hut
yen make an cgrogious error n you allow
any INSCRIPTIONS dealer FOR moment
To argue with YOU that any one OF The
cheap adulterated WHISTLES that are on
the market is as good as Duffys. ~ =
false.
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THE CITY OF PETERSBURG
SELLS HER JNTEKEsf IN THE TiR-
GfNfAA AND CAROLINA II, II.
tn the New York Parties-A Heavy For-
felt to BE Put Up to Build the Road
In Twelve Months.

PETERSBURG. VA. March 9.-Spe-
cial.-The City Council was in session
until nearly midnight tonight to con-
slider the proposition OF Mr.. De witt
Smith. OF New York. and his associates.
fer the purchase of the interest of the
city of Petersburg in the Virginia and
Carolina railroad. A resolution was
finally adopted accepting the proposition.
TERMS OF SALE.
Under the terms OF the sale. Mr. SmiLs
Is TO put up $4,000 as a forfeit that ,he
road Will be completed In twelve months.
and as an additional security, 10000 OF
mortgage bonds OF the road, IN cOnsidera-
tiOn of the transfer OF the properly,
$500 of which bonds are 10 be donated
as tho road progresses. unti thc COM
pletion OF fifty miles, and the REMAINING
$50 900 in bonds TO remain IN the hdhns
OF the city of Petersburg until the COM
pletion of the road from Petersburg ID
Ridgeway, y. G.
ANOTHER OFFER.
A proposition for the purch,se OF .nc
road was also received IRON MI It''I
Arnuld. Of Copenhagen, Denmark out
this proposition was rejected.
Mr. H. :. Seward and bride. who We're
married in Atlanta. Ga, several u5E7
ago. and who have been on an eNtehleu
bridal tour West, arrived here yesterday
afternoon. They are stopping with MT.
simon seward. father Of the groom
RAN AWAY FROM HOME.
Two lads. sons OF well-knOwn citizens
Of This Mace ran away from home yes
terdtv and started on foot for Florida.
4 Telegram was sent South 10 Keep Il
lookout for the youthful tramps Ihcy
were caught an Stony Creek station anu
were brought to this city last night.
Miss Fannie Reinach who has been on
n visit TO friends in Richmond, has re-
Nrs J. b. Grammar OF Sussex county.
VINO has been critically III, is mucn I'M
rtray.I
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CLEVELAND. O.. March 9.-Early THIS
,nornine the old employees OF the 'loDe
shin building Company, who nave Deth
D,''i ike two weeks. began 10 assem-
on G. S he yards gate and stood patient,
Is waiting for the whistle to blow ,.o al
". III, .,s many as the work warranted
, y~, taken in. In all. about four hun
dred out of seven hundred and fifty strik-
crs were taken back. and the rest VIII pe
able to get work before the en-" % '"o
week. .. ..,ryl,o~o g
enough work I'm sight TO give employment
"a several hundred moro men than are
,o,v ON the payrolls The yards VIII be
busy all through tho summer on new
vessels and repair work. ] an wei pleas
cd that the strike IS settled.
The men feel that they nave won 4
complete victory. The only point they
had TO concede was the formal recos-
milton Of the Union. but ihey say lno
eirninr Of the Union scale was a practi-
cal recognition.
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WASHINGTON. u. Q, Marcn 9.-Sec-
rotary Of the Interior Bliss has stated TO
friends his purpose OF acting on con-
scrvative policy and of making changes
only where necessary. The men now IN
office will be retained as far as possible
where competent and where consistent
Win reason and the necessity of conhden-
tial relations. Mr.. Bliss was kept busy
to-day receiving the congratulations Of
norsonal friends Senator Elkins. Of
West Virginia. was among those who had
personal chats with him. lie was ac-
comranied by his old law partner. eX-
Delegate Catron. Of New Mexico, and was
i'm conference behind closed doors with
the Secretary for some time.
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DEsPERITE EfGHI UIIH IRihfS
Conductor John {. Judkins wounded ana
on. of His t,sailant- Fatally shot.


SUFFOLK, VA. March 9.-Special-
Last night between IL and T. o'clock there
was a great battle at Kiiby Station, on
the SeabOard and Roanoke railroad, one
mile from here. the contendins parties
being Captain John G. Judkins ana three
OF his freight train crew on one side and
four negro tramps on the other. AS re-
sult of this tragic affair." Walter Black
well lies dead. and Ransom Nancy uu-
hurt. i'm the county jail OF Nansemond'
awaiting trial, and Captain Judkins mas
u shot arm. but it is not considered u
dangerous injury.
The cause Of the trouble was that Cap
tain Judkins ordered four colored tramps
off his caboose: they persisted in staying.
and finally Blackwell snapped pistol
in the face of Captain Judkins. who hit
HIM over the head with a lantern. Mac
Rose. "a colored brakeman, came TO the
rescue Of Captain Judkins and fired sev-
eral shots into Blackwell. and no doubt,
saving Judkins' life.
The third effort Blackwell made TO
shoot Captain Judkins WAS successful, the
bal passing through his forearm. Several
shots were fired. and it is believed some
Of them fired by the tramps hit Blackwell.
Another tramp was injured. but escaped.
Suffolk police were telegraphed for, and
went 10 the scene Of action, arrestng
Blackwell and Manley. the other two
tramps having escaped.
The heroic conductor ran his train to
Weldon without receiving any medical
attention. Some officials OF the road
wired him and Brakeman Rose to return
to Suffolk. and they arrived here on the
Atlanta special this morning.
Mac Rose was acquitted OF unlawful
shooting before Justice Ely. and there
has been no charges against captain judi
kins he being unarmed All the citizens
are loud I'm their praises Of Mac Rose in
thus defending Captain JudlSins. and Rose
VII never be hurt in this community.
walter Blackwell was arrested with
Ransom Marley. and put I'm JAIL but died
this afternoon about o'clock. Or. W.
W. Murray rendered all the assistance
that medical skill could do for Blackwell.
hut his wounds We're so many and so fatal
that there was no chance for his re-
cOyery.
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MILFORD. VA, March 9.-Special-
A. tbe monthly session of the County
court al gowIing Green yesterday 'ha7.
Mostly Ocolored1. was indicted for robbins
The ticket office of the r.. +. 81 j. RAN
road Company at Penola, after when the
court had holiday. \ large crowd was
an the green. The chief attraction was
the world S .champion slack wire walker
Professor .. G. Cogan, of Grahamsio"h H.
south Africa. Professor Coean pertoi M
ed many wonderful feats ON ne wire.
lie SAYS he IS ON his way 90 Niagara
where he expects 10 give am exhibition on
am lS-guage slack wire suspended over
the falls
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Sensational Victory of the American
Twenty-Eound Fight.

Twenty -lDunh i-his
BIRMINGHAM. ENG. March 9.-The
fight between Billy Plimmer. Of England,
and Sammy Kelly Of New York Tor 900
hounds a side and a purse OF 400 pounds,
took place tonight before the Olympic
Sporting Club. OF this city. and was Won
10y Kelly in twenty rounds.
There was % large number or sp 90.
tors present TO witness the iieht, the nan
being crowded 10 IFS lul's. ,"-',, ~ d,
Both men entered the ring weighing lli IL
pounds each. The betting az The start
was lightly in favor of the Englishman,
the odds on him being 10 >.
In the first three rounds Plimmer took
q strong lead. TO the great satisfaction
Of his supporters. Kelly appeared % be-
quite slow and he was a target for ilim-
mcr's left.
In the fourth round Plmmer punished
Kelly freely. but the latter frequently
missed his right-hqnd swings.
At the end of the tenth Plimmer had
become "a strong fdvorite and he was
backed at to l to win.
To the end of the sixteenth round the
Englishman had the best Of a pretty, but
exceptionally hard encounter
Kelly then fought with greater deter
mination. and Plimmer in the eighteenth
round showed that his previous eXer-
tons had tired him.
Kelly had the gest Of this round. but
notwithstanding this Plimmer was a
strong faVOrite in the nineteenth round.
Kelly now redOubled his efforts real
ling that nothing but a Knockout would
win the fight for him. Amid tremer-
dous excitement be hustled the English
man around the ring. gaining the upper
hand
When the twcrtioth and last round was
half finished, Kelly landed crushing
blow on his opponents jaw. Plimmcr
staggered. and Kelly. following up his
advantage landed another smasher on
his throat, knocking him down. The
Euglishman rose after nine seconds.
Kelly again hit him and knocked him
out. ten seconds before the time OF the
fight would have been up.
The victory OF the American was a
sensational one.
Dunning acted as referee.
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LITTLE ROCK. ARK. March "A
crowd of ten or twelve thousand greeted
Hon William j. Bryan when he appeared
on the stand i'm front of the state House
at 1890 this morning Governor Jones and
General James G. Happen. Speaker Of the
House. appeared on the stand with the
distinguished speaker. Nj Bryan's talk,
after a few complimentary remarks on
the warmth Of the reception rendered by
the citizens. was confined TO the science
of government. and that DE touched a
popular chord in all he uttered. was at
tested by most vociferous applause. Mr..
Bryan left for Memphis on the afternoon
train