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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

$500 buys a good Mandolin with book
$5. 90 buys goodnew Guitarwith book.
$1.OO buys Is choice "cat gut" Banjo Is
strings.
$1.0O buys IL choice "cat gut" Violin E
strings.
$500 buys a fine Violin with bow.
25cts buys one dozen steel Violin lst or
End strings.
$25. 90 buys a a5-drawersewing machine;
high arm, light running guaran-
teed 5 years.
EP Prices on Pianos, Organs, Banjos
sent on application.
E. U. Will Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

LEBANON CITY ELEcTIos AT Lebanon
yesterday the temperance ticket was
elected except marshal, the ma ioriiies av.
eraging about 40. The following ticket
was elected:
NJ w Smith, mayor.
w NJ Brown, recor Ter.
] F Hyde, treasurer.
John Carol, marshal.
] II Morris. r Cheadle, II Baker, G w
Knowles, f + Aldrich and J w Menzies,
councilmen.
250 votes were cast.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

A GENUINE THUNDER SroRM.-About o
o'clock lest night Albany was given an
exhibition OF II genuine eastern thunder
storm. Forked sireaks OF lightning were
quickly followed by thunder, 30 close to-
gether as to almost make experienced
people jump. Then it hailed fierc, ly
until the ground was white. It was q
rare occurrence for Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

RECEIVED STATE PArrRs,-State Super
intendent Irwin has just granted state
papers to the following among others:
Life diploma, Mrs. Nellie g. Brush, oil
Portland, formerly OF Albany.
State diploma, Anna Warmoth, Of
Halsey, ami John L. Love, OF Albany.
State certificates, Cora j. Alexander
of Albany, and G. F. Biebee, OF Sweet
Home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
Letter List.

Following is the list Of letters remaining
in the Postoffice at Albany, Linn county
Oregon, Dec. Z, 1897. Persons calling.
for these letters must give the date on which
they were advertised.
Bethune, Mr.. John Coon, MrJ
Carter, Mr. CD Davidson Mrs Mary
Davi1, MIR John w Goodman, Anna
Hopkins, Mrs Chas Hirons, Mrs Ellen
Hegele, Mrs Pauline Starr, Mrs Geo
Smith, Mis- @ NJ Wyatt, Mrs Jas
T. J. STrTEs. p NJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
BigGanle.

Out beyond the fair ground man has
bsen prowling around N ghts looking in-
to windows in order TO see people go to
bed. Recently he appeared at the resid-
ence of Mr.. Denver Hackleman and be-
gan his peeking operation. Denver was
ready for him with shot gun, and open.
ing the door blszed away in order to
frighten him, and when about forty yards
on took another shot st him from the
shoulder, and the shot could be hend
rattling aesinst his mackintosch. Did
he run any? Well,
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WHEAT.

There is an improvement today, but the
market fuctnates so much it is diff,ult to
judge of the prospects.
In Chicsgo December wheat went TO
100 4c. May 9056c.
NewYork May 933sc.
San Francisco 82Hc.
Liverpool Il higher.
Albany 64c.
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Read, Peacock Co. d,
Albany, Oregon.

Battenburg lace doilies.
Fancy cushion tops.
Fancy ticking and dennims.
New tinsei draperv.
Art linen.
Side board and bureau scarfs.
Stamped linens, all new designs.
Wash silks In all new art shanes.
Also large line of down pillows from
% cents up. The LADIES BAZAAR.
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WHEAT:

The quotations are now on May deliver
re and hence are little misleading
Liverpool this noon was higher.
New York 92ss c.
Chicago SO a.c.
San Francisco So lc.
ALBANY G3,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
CITY ELECTION.

The annual city election was held yes
ter5ay and resulted in the reelection OF
@. G. Burkhart for mayor, n. j. Hen.
ton for recorder, G O.. Lee for marshal,
f. A. Parker treasurer and the election
OF J. p. Galbraith, Morris Senders and j.
J. Graham for councilmeu. The day was
about the stormiest OF the season, keep
ing some at home. 64S votes were cast,
LIS in the first ward. 202 in the second
ward and 273 in the third ward. Fo.-
lowing was the vote:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
REAL ESTATE SALES.

/ Reported by the Linn County Alb
stract Company, for the DEMOCRAT, for
the week ending Dec. Srd, 1897.
] R Pound to @ Ainsworth, lot 3 bl
SooaVlile. ...,.. 30
Lydia Morgan by admir- to Mary A
Gay, lot Halsey. ey......,..... $50
Lombard Investment Co ct al to
Abram NJ Hyatt and Osborn w
Bright, deed and assignment of
ali property. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
L Sperry and VT to B CWindom
L 80 # of Bl l3 S Brownsville. 25
U s TO Hugh Harris, patent, T ls,
j ESS acres. ..........,..... -
Jno R Gave and VT to P @ Cave, T
IL i, W Is acres. s......,.... 800
P G Cave to II Morris, Tl21, W
10 acres....,..... ...... $50
W F Horrom to Mary E Mariels,
TQ,2 f 10 acres.
Jno A South and wife to G 1. Suth
erland. T IL. W 90 acres. .... 1000
] G Simpson and VT ct al toJA
Richardson, acres adjoining
Sclo. ................ 300
David E Hare and VT to Marie
Twaddell. T12, l W 80 acres 800
] E Twaddell and VT to David +
Hare, I ~, W 50 acres. . 500
nackleman and VT to Martha
Lear, lot bl Hackleman's 3rd
addition $50
JOS S Ames to z B Thompson,
lot Sweet Home. rs
F NJ Daniel and VT to W Gaines
I 10, W 200 acres 1000
Patrick MscDenough and WI to s
n Steele, ssxl00 feet bl 5 West
ern auu ..:............... 1000
Geo A Hicks ct al by sheriff, to
Mutual Benefit Life Ins Co It's,
W 7l9 scres. GIG
S w Gaines and VT to II @ Gaines
10, /, W 40 acres. 1900
7 NJ Witten and WI to III G Klum.
lots and 2 bl AZ Waterloo. 1901
1 w Tillman and VT to I Till
man, T 12 2 " 81 acres. . SOC
Thos Kay and wi to w Fl Ayerill,
one acre near Brownsville. sol
Geo Coe, trustee, by q o Lee citv
marshal, to G w Wright, tax
deed, lots 2, 3, 4 and block 6S
Asesny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
L Finn and VT to lydia Crooks, T
l04 W, 90 acres. 1900 I
Woody and husband to DA
Elder, all int in CAIN 4l,TtS3
! Devaney and vi to NJ Z Ham
sard, 7 10. ? W, 100 acres. $500
Hattie Moore to IL !, axweIl IT'S
3, W acres and bi Halsey.. 5000
ohn Powers ct al by sheriff, TO
Thos Reading, Il claim IL, It's
W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30l
B Cyrus ct al to ] W Gaines, T
II. /, W % acres. ........... lss ,
; Train and VT to Jas @ LETTER,
7 8, /, W so acres. IOl
: Train and VT to Anton Worth,
3, /, " so acres 100
m X Manis to W NJ Manis, 10 \
II " oV acres ............. III
REQ patterson. to Virginia Paterson
part bl % Hackleman's 2nd al
o Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

TAKEN UP.-Three head of horses. two
being bays, small star on forehead white
on legs years old, other calico color ten
years old aud thin. viii oe sold by the
poundmaster, E B. Davidson, on Dec.
IL, at 2 70. m,
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At a recent meeting cf Ii & L Co. W
n Worrell was nominated for asst ,tant
ehitf engineer.
Ata meeting CT the Linn Engine Co No
2, last evening Chas Medin was nominated
for chief engineer at the coming firemen 8
election.
A chimney in the residence of Mr. Jas.
Crouch was burned out last night, sno
some one gave an alarm that the people Of
the city might know of the fact.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
WHEAT.

May quotations are now given:
Liverpool Nc. lower.
Chicago $50 c.
New York 9l7sc.
Alhanv E5c
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pea,ian aspirations, although am not
saying much about them just now"
A fine picture of Miss Hoffman may
be seen in the December Munsey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
Poor and Weak
catarrh and Bronchial Trouble =
Had no Appetite Now Better In
r-.,<.., xn..A Raa,i,1<a rhttd

catarrE1 and Bronchial Trouble
Had no Appetite Now Better In
Every Way-A Delicate Child.
"Some time since l took sudden cold
and could not get rid of it. Being subject
to catarrh and bronchial trouble ! coughed
terribly. l lost my appetite and grew
poor and weak and I did not feel like
work. began taking Hoods sarsapa-
rilla. In short time the cough disap-
peared, slept well, had good appetite
and / was better in every way. Last
spring was not feeling well, / had no ap-
petite and no strength. I resorted to
Hoods sarsaparilla and soon felt more
like work. My little nephew was deli
cate child and had humor which trou-
bIed him so he could not rest at night
He has taken few bottles of Hoods sar.
sapariIIa and now he has good appetite
and is able to Sleep" Miss ABBIE j
FREEMAN, South Duxbury, Mass.
| Hoods saasan psiiiis
Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. 81
Hoods pills are tlie best aftea atter.dinne me-
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BORN.

Albany on Tuesday morning
Dec. z, 1897, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. s,
Hart, daughter. All doing well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

When you are looking for Christ.
mas goods do not forget t. call at
French's Jeweiry Store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

Educave Your Bowels With Casca rets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
10c 2bc. II g. @, G. fail. druggists refund money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

Conventions for the nomination of can
didates fof city offices for the election be-
ing held today were held saturday even
ing as follows:
DEMOCRATIC.
At the court house at O'Clock.
Hon. w. r. Bilyeu was chosen chair
man, z. j. Sn iley and ]. NJ. Ralston
clerks, ]. w. White and Otto Clelan tell.
ers.
For mayor Mr.. Bilyeu named Mayor
y. G. Burkhart and j. S. Morgan named
j. w. Senft. On rising vote MIR. Burk-
hart received all but one voting.
=. .. Lee was nominated marshal on
the first ballot as follows. CO. Lee 163,
II. B. Miller IL, A. w. Schumacher, IA.
l.. ii. Montanye was nominated for
recorder as follows: Montanye Al, G.
w. Harris 50.
j. y. Norman was nominated for treas
urer by acclamation. The ward nomina-
tions were ratified.
REPUBLICAN.
In the Masonic temple.
]. w. Cusick was chosen chairman, @,
B. Winn and j. N. Duncan secretaries,
s. n. Steele. ]. K. Haight, D. Fl. James
and F. NJ. French tellers.
IOE mayor OScaF DannaIS named W.
Q. Tweed ile and n. III. Newport named |
ii. j. Hopkins. Mr.. Hopkins was NOM
mated on the first ballot as follows
lis, Tweedale As. blank 5.
For marshal DIR. Davis named W. II. |
Worrel, A. NJ. Cannon named John Rob /
son and j. \. Duncan named L o Coates.
Two ballots were cast Worrel being nom
mated on the second as follows: Ist
Worrel 81, Robson IS, Coates 81, scatter
ng IA. End: Worrel l09, Robson "A,
Coates u, scattering 12
For recorder NJ French named ]
deuton and P R Conn L II Starr. Hen
on Was nominated Oh the first ballot az
ollows: Hentcn l55, Starr 2S, blank 5.
For treasurer K Wyatt named Z A
'arker and G A Sears DR. J G Littler.
DIR. Parker was nominated as follows:
'arker 7S, Littler %.
The ward nominations were ratified.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
Ladies
and
ChildrenS
Shoes

Cheapest in town.
splendid values"
Have found none &c cheap"
are some of the remarks made about my
ladies and childreps shoes. that have jus
placed en- sale. w. X. BLAlf
(He puts the prices dow
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
The 9eatotrat,
Notions 4 Fancy Goods,

Art Linen-Grades at 40c SOC 75c Sic
India Linen-Shear goods from 10 to 40c
per yard.
handkerchief Linen-Three good values
Doc 75c 81 90 per yard.
Embroidered and hemstitched hand
kershiefs 215c SC l0c zoe 25c 4Oc SOC 100
81 25
;. Drapery Goods -Sikoline at 10c; Silko
line at l2K and l5c, Drapery goods at SOC
and75c.
Down and Feather Pillows-Prices Csc
to Sl75.
New and complete line ot-Brainerd
aad Armstrong; Embroidery silks in Flo.
Belts-wiih purses Csc soc 81 90 with
out purses 15c 20c Soc.
Purses 1Oc 15c 25c SOC SOC. Monkey
skin 75 c,sterling trimmed seal and alliga.
tor 75c S.. 90 ST. %.
A new line of gentleman's neck We ar,
latest styles in puffs tecks and bows.
s E Young s Son,
Albany, Oregon.
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Hd,1 n.rl<, are the best after-dinner
IlOOu . iiiS pills, aid digestion. 25c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
ioc, s5c. u G. G. O. fail, druggists refund money
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7 oST, a bunch OF keys on Sunday Dec
i <4th either at the P D or on the street
between the office and my residence on 4th
ano Thurston st. Reward to the finder.
81 A III MARTIN.
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CITY CONVENTION.

Conventions for the nomination OF can
didates fof city offices for the election be-
ing held today were held saturday even
ing as follows:
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Will sell all stock at great discount anyone who will
rent store and take entire stock and fixtures
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STEWART & soX HDw. CO.
The sun., 1897-03-14
Trap shooting st Iaho~ God.

LAKEWOOD. n. j.. March 13.-Tho wind blew
gale steadily all the morning. and was far from
conducive TO good shooting. Yet the contestants
at the traps OF the Ocean County Hunt and Coun-
try Club displayed remarkable skill under tho
circumstances, Dwight Harris killing 4s out OF n
possible so in mis- first match. Four fell dead
out OF bounds.
The first event was match at fifty birds be-
tween Harris and DR.. G. Rogers. Harris had no
difficulty In defeating his adversary. The result
was the same In another battle at dfty birds. A
sweepstakes at ten birds, handicap rise fol.
lowed, +. A. Matthew, joining Harris and
Rogers. being stationed at 25 yards. Harris and
Rogers toeing the 2s-yard mark. Harris
hit but one In tho first seven and withdrew.
Rogers and Walthow finished the round Rogers
gathering In the proceeds.
The same trio tried their skin again In n sim
liar sweepstakes. Walthew was outclasscd and
Harris got the best OF Rogers. Rogers and Harris
the next match at ten birds. Then the number
was raised 10 fifteen at 20 yards rise, and Harris
turned the tables. Rogers retaliated. however,
IN another contest at fifteen, and then an ad-
journment was made for luncheon.
On resuming, the same couple tried conclu-
sons At another 80. Rogers improved very
much on his form OF the morning and won out
by four birds; like margin between them In n
second ffty-bird competition brought victory 10
Rogers. The pair then shot three sweepstako
matches Of ten birds each. Rogers winning a
couple and Harris the odd one, and with the last
contest the long programme was brought 10 a
conclusion.
The sun., 1897-03-14


cts when tho time came for the train TO
pull out. The gambling fraternity OF this city
has been financially embarrassed for long time
pally OF sportive politicians and saloon keepers
OF means. Enough outsiders came into town to
make respectable showing at train.leaving
John l.. sullivan and party arrived from Bos-
ton at 40 o'clock over the Lake Shore and oc-
cupied the centre OF the stage for tho would-be
sports who could not 20, until "Parson Davies 8
special train over the Rock Island road left at
5:3O o'clock; There were half dozen In the Sui
Ivan party, including Jimmy Colvillc, who will DO
Corbetts timekecper; Frank Dunno, George
Gary and Billy llurd. sullivan showed himself
around town and ut n variety theatre until
train time. He reiterated his intention OF chal-
lengtng the winner of tho fight and pointed to
his record rs evidence OF his sincerity OF pur-
pose rather thtn desire to advertise himself.
lie added:
will fight for any amount the winner
names and will cover any money he puts up.
believe have one more good fight In me
As TO the result at Carson the former champion
The sun., 1897-03-14
REPUBLICAN PROGRAMME.
PLAIT FINDS TALES OF FRICTION
At 1LB1NY ExAGGER4TED.
Lauterbnch's Conference with Gov. Black
over the Police Biil sntisf.ctory-Rnines
Law Amendments Apparently Going Through

Lauterbnch's Conference with Gov. Black
over the Police bill satisfnctory-Raine
Law Amendments Apparently Going Through
Senator Platt had his hands full yesterday
with his business affairs. and II was not until
tho evening that he met some OF his
Republican friends at tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel and discussed with them prospcc-
two legislation at Albany. Somo Of tho
Republicans with whom Senator Platt talked
were Senator Ellsworth Superintendent Payn.
Senator Malby, and Chairman Edward Lautcr-
bach Of tho Republican County Committee.
Senator Patt will try to return to Washington
this afternoon at 3:2O. lie will meet his Rcpub-
lican friends again to-day before he leaves town.
Every effort is to be made to adjourn the Leg
isaturo as soon after April Is as possible. The
Greater New York charter. 1t was said, will DO
promptly acted upon in Albany. Senator Platt
said that he had investigated tho reports OF
friction over Mr.. Lauterbach's new Met
ropolitan Police bill, and he was con-
gerated, as were also tho reports OF fric.
tion over the proposed new Raines law amend
posed to Mr.. Lauterbach's police bill 1t Is tho
understanding OF those who havo talked with
GSv Black % this subject THAT he has sSs
bill. and that any legislation consistent with tho
Republican policy would meet with his hearty
those who have talked with Gov Black wiehin
the last twcnty-fnur hours.
Col. Abraham Grubcr objects very much to the
proposed Rainos amendments, but some OF his
friends remarked that the doughty little Colonel
was prccipitatein in his objections, and that while
n healthy difference OF opinion and "a candid OK
preston of sentiments were ut all times ad yisable
1t might, nevertheless. profit tho Colonel T. he
adopted some Of the diplomatic tactics OF Mr..
Iautcrbach OF New York and Jacob Worth OF
Kings county. who, IL was remarked. are quito
as interested IN the prosperity Of the Republican
party below the Bronx as Brother Grubcr.
1t was he testimony OF those who talked with
Senator Platt that there had been good deal
OF useless clattcr over tries, and that this will
be demonstrated at the consultation OF larger
number OF Republicans which Is expected to
take place at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day.
President Lauierbach OF the County Commit
tee said yesterday OF his visit to Albany and
Gov. Black in connection with his Metropolitan
Police bill that the conference was "a
most satisfactory ono In every way. Hc
said that there will he further conferences
on the measure and he expects to SEQ tho Gov
ernor again tomorrow. Tho Governor. he said,
was impressed with the necessity for ending the
present police muddle in this city. and wants TO
do what he can To meet the general demand for
the accomplishment OF that object.
The sun., 1897-03-14
GOSSIP OF THE BIG FIG HT.
Biiiy Edwards Receive. n Commission TO Wager
$4,000 on Ritrsimmons.


Billy Edwards told THE Sun reporter ycster-
day that he Ind been commissioned by n friend
"' s-'a' - ,,''S 80 " - ,n1-, - -,
10 wager slo'ooo on fiIsimmohs' ne "ouIo
like to place the money follows: ii 900 against
80 600 So 600 against 81 600 and 81 900 to
S'oo~' - No' ~ !,
$1,000 lie also declared that no was prepared
to speculate at $50 to 500 against Corbett fve
,;ros and sioo ,o SEQ ,hr,o ,;r,cs ,ha. Tim will
Se, ""N Wv W ~ ", . -. 80 =" - =,
not win In ten rounds. shortly after Edwarus
made this announcement Charley Walsh who
-. --, .ho,,.., a,,.. ,n,..,,.n, -, ~
mas so'efN thousah' uonais iH'o''"u y" '"o
result OF the fray, informed the reporter that he
had 81 600 moro to place against $4,000 on
.I.nt, poh =" IT. 4. rrirIi,c, 20 tn. ,ro,cra ir
go, -, 80
instruments OF SZoo ana Sooo.
Mostof tltzsimmons $ friends are Wen pieased
because he has consented TO abide by Referee
Siler's rulings The only reason they could
oivo for Rob making the kick vns that he prob-
ebly Thought N would influence The batting
Bowery sports seem 10 be In favor OF Corhett
Tirn Spl'ivan'a hntel an Friday niCht Rillv
The sun., 1897-03-14
JorTINGs ABOUT ToFy.

lne sheriff reesivod Yesterday an execution for
e5 9t7 against Max Ahes OF lty East Fifty fourth
street, IN favor Of tho National Bank or Commerce
on a note.
Judgments OF absolute divorce were granted In
these cases yesterday y.Juatice. Russell: To Sig
muni wachter from Kate wacntsr, and TO John
Le.dig from Letta f. Leidig, Also limited divorce
TO Celia schAchnowitE from Isaac Schachnowiz.
President Samuel Gompers OF tne American FEEDER.
alton OF Labor will speak to-day at meeting of
the Horseshoers' Union In Central Han, l4I West
Thirty second street. HO Will then hurry down To
Clarendon Hall in time TO address the Central Labor
Union.
The vacancy created by the'resisnAtion.of Deputy
Assistant District Attorney Lloyd c. Grlscom has
been nlei by the appointment OF ]. stewart Tomp.
kln1 who.was a CLERK In the law ONCE OF Davies
stone 4 Auerbach. The appointment Is u personal
one. The salary Is - 600.
Nine. Lii Lehman viii give song recital az the
Waldorf on Thursday afternoon, March Is, In AID
of summer Rest society. sho Will be Asslstvi,bY
Mr. Rrinhold l.. Herman. The price OF single
tlcErt viii be S5, ana subscription OF SIS will en-
title the subscriber to four tickets.
The White star steamship GermAnlc, which was
detained AZ Quarantine on Friday evening because
one OF her steersge passenger, Joseph Feeley, a
farm lnbor.r, hal ded suddenly when within half
day OF port WAS permitted to come up 10 her docE
yesterday. Health orcer Doty decided that feeley
had died OF chronic disorder.
The sun., 1897-03-14
HUNTER NOMINATED FOE SENATOR
Tho EI-Congre-sman Easily wins tho nepubii-
can Nomination In Ksutucky.

LOUISVILLE, March l3-Er-Congrcssman w.
Godfrey Hunter was nominated for Senator by
the Republican legislative caucus this morning.
Sixty-four votes wcrc cast, and he received
thirty-cight on the first ballot. Ex-Judge Holt
got 10; eN-Congressman Lewis, 3; st. John
Boyle, 4. and John w. Yerkes, 2. Mr.. Yerkes
was not a candidate, but was voted for by two OF
Gov. Bradlcy's friends who wished to defeat
Hunter II possible
Mr. Boyle. who was the nominee OF the last
caucus. and the other candidates submitted
gracefully. Five members were absent from tho
caucus, but It Is believed all savo one will vote
for DIR. Hunter. This man. Senator Humans,
It was openly declared last year had been bought
up by the Blackburnitcs for $500. He refused
To support Dr. Hunter then. He holds Hunter re-
have public apology. 1t Is believed the matter
will be patched up. The doctor denies having
said nything about Humans.
GOV. Bradley Is very bitter against the nomi-
ley man. and as IL is understood that he will dis
tribute the Kentucky patronage II is believed
he Will be elected easily, especially as two gold
Democrats say they wish 10 vote for him, and u
third one may do 30.
Ex-senator Blackburn seems TO have given up
hope. His headquarters are deserted. but HIS
friends say they can prevent an election by un.
seating Republtcans in tho senate. lie cannot
do this without tho aid OF the four gold Demo-
cratic Senators. and they say they will not help
him win by trick. Lieut.-Gov. Worthngton,
who prUsiics over the joint session, has ruled
that ballOting cannot begin until the second
Tuesday after tho Legislature assemblies. This
will be on March 22.
Both houses OF the Legislature met at noon to-
day, and after hearing tho Governors message
adjourned until Monday.