The Daily Chronicle from Knoxville, Tennessee • 2

THE DAILY CHRONICLE KNOXVILLE WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 23 1884 ARCHITECTS BAUlliOT Anon rcmcT OFFICE i Over National Bank Say Strict Knoxville Tann Support We find la a temperance papers I few statistics based upon the IUIf nois biennial penitentiary report from which we suppose it intends to draw the conclusion that intemperance is a principal cause of crime In this it fails The figures (are: No of prisoners 9 jears 7 1440 Temperate drinkers on their own statement per oent creates intense love and admiration for his country and devotion to Its free Institutions vHe acquired his republicanism In a way under circumstances and at a time that permit no donbt of its sincerity and no question of its intelligence He was confronted as an exrebel soldier at the close of the war with the citizen obligation of solving the problem for himBelf of determining which if any existing party presented a policy from the VIRGINIA TENNESSEE GEORGIA ALABAMA NunTri CAROLINA AND KENTUCKY MERCHANTS VJBD DESIRE 101V FBICIS 1ND GOOD SMS elected 10 ure outspoken or instructed for Blaine 8 declare a preference for Edmnndd and A have not declared in favor of any candidate but are counted against Arthur In case of a direct -Contest between Blaine and Arthur the delegatee eo far elected will stand about 60 to 14 In Pennsylvania Blaine claims the entire delegation but fourteen are known to be for Arthur Mr Quay gives Blaine 43 and Arthur 17 votes The South Carolina delegation is solid for Arthur In Tennessee he has all bat two delegates who are for Blaine In Wisconsin two delegates have been elected one of whom declares for Logan and the other for Fair-child The preferences of the Idaho dele gates are unknown and those from the District of Columbia are divided between Arthur and Logan In Ohio 6 delegates have been elected The two fron the Seventh district are for Mr Arthur Congressman Morey is one of them The other four are divided for Mr Blaine and one for Mr Sherman This gives Arthur a total of 217 from the 397 delegates that have been elected Blaine 94 John Sherman 5 Gresham 6 General Soerman 2 with 12 nnaocounted for The following is the list of dele gates already selected -WILL- Leeds jd Lane Gilpin Harry Hunter Alexander Crow JrW Rowan Thompson John RuhL 4 Fisher Richard Young Jenkins Yardley 8 Debbaa Franklin 6 Llvlrgnood: Hartman Remhold 8 Kilpatrick 'Samuel Thomas 11 Brown James Crulksbank Henry Boise Hubbard Payne 8allanbergerJ A Passmore Horace Brock Jacob Wagner A Grow Lyon EG SchleffeUn Hllb Morrell Skulk lSa-John Stewart 8 Dumeld i Lannlua A Kttzmeller A Irvin Thornton Ewing Sayers I (contested by one eounty) 1 Magee William Fltnnas (Contested by Stagel and Joseph Week!) Thomas Bayne Meyer Atchison John Wallace Henderson Howard Riddle Cochran Joeeph Johnson Echols Blaine 43 Arthur 17 8O0TH CAROLINA At Large-E Brayton Taft Robert Smalls and Samuel Lee I Dlst 1 Freeman A Webster Simpkins Smith 8 Blodgett Boone 1 Wilson Cook Wilder 1 McCoy DebbelL Corbin Deaa Thompson Johnson Arthur IK TENNESSEE At Houk Napier Cassells and Brownlow Dlst A Petttbone John Brown Chandler Chumlea Grlscom Brown 1 4 Burford John Pruett Elliott William Ekln 6 Cheatham Hadley A Hughes Jr Richard Harris Hawkins Watson Carter Harris Smith Arthur 22 Blaine 2 (Pettlbone and Elliott) Wisconsin (so far as reported) Dlst 7 Lewer Butt Logan 1 Fairchild 1 IDAHO Bird and Shilling DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Frank Conger and Perry Carson Arthur 1 Logan 1 SAVE MONEY BY CALLING ON US i BEFOBE PLACING OBDEBS ELSEWHEBE For their Spring Assortment of DRY GOODS NOTIONS i 7 BOOTS SHOES Anfo HATS Fresh Goods Arriving Daily Cowan EdcClung Co KNOXVILLE! TEN If On Ouse bottle reduced from 1 5 ct to 1 0 Cent Two Ounce bottles reduced from 2 Sett to ISeents Five Ounce bottles reduced from 60 dt to 26 Sente The public must not accept any but original good: bottled by ua aa the Imitation are worthlcsa Ches8bronghManofacturiogCol(ewirDrk 4 I a rr STATES Alabama Arkansas California Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iona Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland assaebusetta Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania South Carollua Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Arizona Dakota Idaho Montana New Mexico Washington Wyoming District ot Columbia Totals 10 43 21784 46 15 li 2 Our Press Comment Nashville American the great in juncted democratic Is Judge nomination has tpin elements of strength It would be wise for tue democrats of Tennes see not to underestimate Mr Beid is something of a sentimentalist but he is sincere and a republican from conviction though a fresh one which is more than can be claimed for many of the old ones The republicans are evidently going make a desperate endeavor to re capture the state and it behooves democrats to cease quarreling among themselves about abstrac tions and turn their attention to the common Memphis Appeal conscientious Bourbon: The speech of Judge Beid on accepting tbe nomination for governor from the republican party of the state is one tnat cannot be passed by in silence It is take altogether a very bold and defiant declaration by a man of spirit and ability that if he can prevent it with the aid of his party the democrats are not to have a walk over in Tennessee In this year of 1884 He pledged himself to make a vigorous canvass and promised to le-open that box the state debt and that other measure in which the railroads of the state are involved and to the support of which as well as of the fifty-and three law the democratic party pledged Judge Beid is an earnest speaker but be will find before the close of the canvass that there are a great many democrats equally earnest and equally determined and that behind them is a reunited rank and file that the republicans will throw themselves agaiDst vain Our majority is secure Chattanooga Democrat liberal democrat: The republicans yes terday nominated Judge Frank Beid of Nashville for governor The convention it is claimed was the largest republican convention ever held la the state It was large-sized body of representative intelligent men and each delegate seemed enthused over what he thought was a prospect of success In accepting the nomination Judge Beid made a temperate eloquent and sensible speech which was in every way worthy of a nobler cause than the one he represents He is a gentleman of great personal mag netism strong character and extra ordinary ability It is said that he is powerful in debate conscientious iu all things and tbat bis reputation is without tarnish His partisans believe be will have a large personal following ontside of his own party and some have been silly enough to express confidence in his election Bepublicans are to be congratulated upon being able to get so able and decent a man to bear their standard where is a stranger and mercy will never There is no doubt Jtmt tbat democ racy will be successful by the usual majority If we nominate strong man as we should and adopt a platform not antagonistic to the business Interest of the country It Is expected thSt Colonel John Littleton editor of the Chattanooga Democrat will bloom forth In a few days as candidate for the I democratic nomination for congress I in -the Third district Knoxville Tribune At this writing the would not condescend to accept the nomination by any party fur any I office under the sun He is serenely ambitions for nothing more just now than to earn enough pennies to hold soul and body in close communion and wrap his delicate form I in swaddling clothes His determi- nation to retire the and the brigadiers is Intended only as a public benefaction and his reward for the same is looked for in the bye and Thk -Knoxville Tribune announces tbat it has a telephone We hope some kind friend will now tell it something Chattanooga ppwio- crat i rsomsioiii K8MB A BOBMU ATTORNEY AT LAW Du4rU( Tea aMil Attends court in Jefferson OrUneer OJpom Hinties and the Supreme Court atKnoxvUle GW PICKLE WB TURNER Dandrldge Tenn SevicrvUleTena PICKLE TURNER ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS notice In all the ooorts of Beerier Cocke end Jefferson Counties aad in the Supreme Court at Knoxville may 6 tf ESTABLISHED 1870 CHARLES WARING CIVIL ENGINEER DRAUGHT S- lN and surveyor MAN knoxvillk TENNESSEE Surra? of Mountain and Mineral Lands with Examination of Titles a Specialty BARBLB PBSIiBBa Tripp Parker Leakey let Kessed? Street Marble Manufacturers Tombstones and Morblo Mnotela rlTMantels and Grates set and Hearths Laid to Order PAINTING HATIFT FRESCO SION AND HOUSE painting Plain and Decorative Hanging Done Street below Opera-noose Paper Cumberland A LEINTHAX pBinter Gralner Paper-Hanger Stga Deearattoa aad rtewe Artist All Work Done In FlretrClass Manner Omci 88 Gat Swirt PUBLISHED BY THE CHRONICLE COMPANY BOARD OB DIRECTORS: James Meek Houk Temple Fr de Tavernier Jfttues Me Melton Arch Hughes Henry Gibson EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Temple Fr do Tavernier Henry Gibson Richard Austin 104 Gay Street REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET For Governor feank eeid OF DAVIDSOF For Railroad Commissioners A HUGHES Sr OP MAURY MURRAY OF CARROLL JNO P- ROGERS OF UNIOM REPUBLICAN COUNT! TICKET For Sheriff: PEYTON OAETEE For Trustee ARTHUR SWAN WEDNESDAY APRIL 23 1884 Davidson for Reid county is unanimous Democrats say Houk did it and groan with despair ea East Tennessee Reids the ticket without a stammer Reid thank you is the next name Frank Solid for Carter unwavering for Swan and enthusiastic for Beid describes the situation In Knox We believe sincerely that we are going to whip the Bate democracy this time We are not too sure about it hut just sure enough Gov Beid finished his education in the Fatherland and it is said can take his lager in the original German with great purity of accent 1 -1 It begins to dawn upon the men" tal horizon of our bourbon friends that Boss Houk was very promiscuous and omnipresent in Nashville last Thursday It is probable that tariff bill will consume in its discussion so much of the time that the educational bill will not be acted on in that body Thus demo cratic lunacy on the tariff question hurts the country In two ways The tariff agitation hurts business by causing doubt as to the future while the failure to pass the educational bill leaves the fearful illiteracy of the country especially of the South to grow worse and destroy or cripple the prosperity of the Nation and to endanger its liberties The Appeal winds up an article with the assertion majority is and then to prove how perfectly serene It is it puts these sentences into the very next editorial in the column: ablest and purest men must come to the front Iu this contest The exigencies of the times demand men of positive convictions coupled with the ability that will enable them to assign logical and practical reasons for the faith that is la It strikes us that there is something of a to a of fright iu the last quotation The democratic majority is not secure and the best Judges assert positively that the Issue Is exceedingly with the' chances favoring the CO US Ula: to avuicuitug terror very nearly amounting I Intemperate 3223 Moderate drinkers 2877 From vuv --ima I 61 per Cent 01 hlgn-CTime COtt- victs never became incapable of 1 self-control by drinking liquor They were cool and deliberate iu the commission of their crimes while only 89 per cent or a little over one-third were drunken We are not told however whether these hard drinkers or how many of them were demented by drink at the time of the commission of their crimes This argument that crime is mainly or largely due to drink will not pan out and friends of temper ance err in making it The truth is that drunken or hard-drinking men cannot commit most of the great felonies and about the only class of felonies aggravated by drink are crimes of passion such as serious assaults homicides murders Burglaries forgeries arsoa horse-steal-log embezzlement grand larceny gross breaches of trust and the like are actually beyond the drink-clouded faculties of the common toper The misery and wretchedness of the world are largely caused by drunkenness and are most certainly aggravated by it but the great crimes of the world except-' lug those of passion are not We took occasion several years ago to investigate this question of the relative causes of crime The statistics were sent to us by the officers of the Ohio penitentiary We do not recollect the exact fig-ares but our memory is clear as to the general conclusions reached from the statistics which were remarkably full and well arranged The ratio of Intemperate to temperate convicts was less than that of the same classes amongst noncriminals It appeared indeed that the convict class was much given to abstinence and very much to temperance of drinking One thing did stand out so distinctly and with so infrequent break in its uniformity that there could be do doubt as to the lesson ta (i ght Illiteracy partial or total was so nearly universal in the record that the exception of even an ordinarily educated person amoDg these convicts became phe-nomenaL Defective moral training during the period of youth was the common characteristic -Temperance advocates and ail good people ought to be temperance advocates may learn a lesson from these facts which they will find uniformly existing among the criminal classes of 'the United States and Europe Ignorance moral and intellectual barrenness is the prolific and principal cause of crime If they wish to lessen crime they will find the same means effective that are used with most success in diminishing the vice of intemperance They need to do everything possible to Increase the number and improve the moral character of the schools for all the youth of the laud The Republican Candidate for Governor Both before his nomination in anticipation of the event and since his nomination by way of com ment we have had remarks to make respecting the Hon Frank Beid of Davidson who has been honored with the republican candi dacy for governor- We desire at present and after hearing men talk about the nomination and reading what our exchanges have thus far printed about it to group and a little enlarge our opinion of the nominee' Five days have passed since the responsible duty and enviable honor of representing the republican party in its contest for the highest state office were conferred upon Mr Beid Each day has strengthened our conviction that the convention did a very wise thing in nominating him and our belief already strong that he will be elected The candidate is young By in heritance he has honor courage and social distinction He is pleasant gentleman easy of approach companionable and respectful of the rights of others He is not only truthful but frank almost to Impetuosity His education both literary and legal is excellent making fine natural abilities doubly available and effective These who have read his speech of acceptance need not be told that he is a clear definite thinker or that he is an accomplished rhetorician those who heard him deliver it before the convention ate uniform in their testimony that he is an orator of no mean rank His mental temperament moral principle and intellectual resources have been subjected to the severe test of Judicial duties and it has never been insinuated that he has proved unequal to the demands they made upon his mind heart and acquirements Politically" he Is thoroughly southern thoroughly American and thoroughly republican Being the first and a brave honest man he could not give himself to any act or cause which did not promise hap- I Pess anfhelp to the people and I a kta maaIIam aKaw iVian Interests of his section Bather than door assist in doing what would bring harm to either he would en-I dure loss and obloquy in their defense His Americanism which comes to him through the blood of a long and noble line of old Whigs WiMW facta Teraons and conditions good pyxav ba had for the government could be had for people by the people of the United States For his age a scholar a thinker a close observer of men and capable analyst of politi cal questions he carefully wrought out the problem and determined that the hope or liberty and the welfare of the Nation depended upon the supremacy of the republl can party From that day to this without fear and unselfishly his public life and effort have been freely with increasing power and improved faculty given to the cause of teaching republican doctrine and extending republican influence throughout his community He now has the great duty of his career to perform His native state suffers from the abuse and spoliation of stupid and reactionary bourbon ism From this he leading his party must reclaim it and put its government in sy mf-pathy with the broad national economic honest sensible and pro gressive principles of republicanism We have every confidence that he will so do this great duty that his friends will be proud of him his party gratefalaud his state be blessed by the result THE PRESIDENCY Authentic Lists of Republican Delegates to Chicago Their Choice for the Nomination EstimatFS ef the Vote In the Coming Convention New York Herald About one-half of the delegates to the National Republican Convention have now been chosen All of the larger states except Ohio have ap pointed their men and their prefer ences are pretty well known here having been ascertained by private correspondence as far as possible wherever no public expression has been given The result will surprise those who have not been watching the selection of delegates Twelve Btates and two territories have selected fall delegations In nine other states district conventions have been held On Wednesday next the 23d inst in Connecticut Mississippi New York Ohio and Virginia the republicans hold state conventions On the 29th they are to be held by the republicans of Kansas and Texas and on the 30th by the republicans of California Florida Iowa Maine Massachusetts Michigan Nevada New Hampshire Oregon Vermont West Virginia and Wisconsin On May 1 the list is to be completed by Kentucky Minnesota Nebraska and North Carolina leaving the territories to hear from delegates chosen Below is a list of the delegates so far chosen In Alabama Arthur has 19 and Blaine 1 In Arkansas Arthur has a solid delegation of 14 In Delaware Blaine has 5 and Arthur 1 In Georgia Arthur has a solid delegation of 24 In Illinois Arthur has 6 and Lot gan 38 one district being contested In Indiana the Bentiments of the delegates as far can be learned from private correspondence are a good deal mixed Six express a preference for Arthur 7 for Blaine 4 for John Sherman 6 for Gresham 2 for General Sherman and 6 decline lo state their views The delegation as a whole agree to vote for the most available candidate without regard to their personal feelings In Kentucky 6 delegates have been chosen four of whom are for Arthur and two whose preferences can not be ascertained are claimed by Blaine and are credited to him In Louisiana Arthur has a solid delegation of 16 Iu Maine only two have been chosen who are for Blaine of course Massachusetts -has given 2 to EI-munds Michigan has elected two which are claimed both by and friends They are divided between the two candidates in the summary Mississippi gives Arthur 2 The Missouri delegation is the subject of much discussion and haB been distributed among the different candidates in a reckless way by newspaper writers The best information can be obtained gives Arthur 11 Blaine 19 Logan 6 and Edmunds 5 The preference of Mr Filley who is understood to control a good many votes is unknown and until it is determined the delegation cannot be accurately estimated Filley is claimed by Blaine and Logan but friends of the president have received what may be considered assurances that he will support Mr Arthur Iu Nebraska two delegates are selected who have been claimed by friends but ex-Senator Fad-dock telegraphs that they are positively for Arthur The whole New Jersey delegation is claimed by Blaine but Senator Sewell' who is one of the delegates-at-large gives Blaine 8 and Arthur 10 in his estimates The New York delegation is and will continue to be the subject of controversy until the ballots are taken in the National Convention The opponents claim and the newspapers credit them with delegates from whom the president has I positive assurances of their support 1 I DA Iyi Ain A malt aatiaa1a A ft waL am 4 a JChe Blaine men concede 40 votes to 1 Arthur out of the 72 but the friends claim 48 in addition to the 14 in the city of New York yesterday and are included in the Arthur column In the summary below the president has 28 Of tim remainder who have already been! 3 For the Cure of Coughs Colds Hoarseness BronchitisCroup Influ enza Asthma Whooping Cough In cipient Consumption and for the re lief of consumptive persons in ad van ced stages of the Disease For Sale by all Druggists Price 5 Cents n- i THE OBIT TRUE DRON TONIC FACTS RECARDINC Or Eater's Iron Terns? 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getting the dyspepsia from perpetual change ot diet and water and from having no fixed hours for eating and sleeping I myself was an example I say was for I am all right discount on your broke in a Chicago dry goods traveler lighting his cigar afresh a quarter per cent But I had to give up traveling for awhile The dyspepsia ruined my paper Finally I came across an advertisement of PARKKK'S TONIC I tried it and it llxed me up to perfection There Is nothing on earth in my opinion equal to It as a cure for Messrs HISCOX ft CO of New York the proprietors hold a letter from Mr Franklin stating that precise fact PAKKEli'S TONIC aids digestion cures Malarial Fevers Heartburn Headache Coughs and Colds and all chronic diseases of the Liver and Kidneys Put a bottle in your valise Price 50c and 8100 Economy In larger size: CHANCEBY SALE Furniture Factory in Complete Banning Order Situated in Knoxville Tenn NO 8667 Lewis Tillman Jr Admin ftc vs Mary IL IJams and others PURSUANT to a decree pronouned In the above cause at the January term lHH4of the Chancery Court at Knoxville Tennessee I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder in front of the court-house door in Knoxville Tenn on SATURDAY JUNE 81t 1884 at 11 a the lot together with the buildings and machinery thereon the ttxtures rights ways easements and privileges thereunto belonging mentioned and described in the pleadings lying in Knoxville Knox county Tennessee fronting 208 feet on the north Bide of Cumberland street containing by estimation two and one-fourth acres and being the same property conveyed by Geo White and wife to Jos IJams Price and William Caswell by deed dated April 26tli 1879 Said lot has upon it valuable buildings and machinery constituting a Fuknitckk factory in complete running order and now operated by Boyd ft Caswell TERMS: One-fourth of the purchase money will be required In cash on day of sale one-fourth In six months one-fourth in twelve months and one fourth in eighteen months taking notes from the purchase for the deferred payments bearing Interest from date 1th good personal security and reserving a lien on the property as further security This April 21st 1884 LUCKY pr23dtf Trustee and Special commissioner ZED 0 0 Stu SI FOR THE BACK-WOODSMEN The mmt captintmr Mmtiv early border hie ever rit-tee A Bmuuks to old Ay-m aad splendid Marter tor Beginners Agents are now seding so so 15 books per uav VV want an Agent in every towi Send tor terms and circular free The Wa Es DIBBLE PUB CO Cincinnati AHCMTC rllWm we bate ifce nt ewt Iwt 4M nULfv I 0K4dlif artMaeei a capital repaired aeo4s yatd far after sold EJIFiEE MAS rucOo Ri Ussl COLEMAN COLLEGE NEWARK NEW JERSEY Nor position for graduate than all other Schools combined Largest Southern patronage Life Scholar hip 49 Write for circular A dure II COLKMAW PALMA ADVERTISING oc tract mad lor THIS PAPER which ta knx BfUwiU LORD tt THOMAS AKvattiaiuft AjnoU Chdcaco EK ALABAMA At Georg Turner and George Braxdall and Dukes Dlst Threat Slaughter Paul Stroback George Washington Isaac Heyman William Youngblood A Carson Stephens Lewis Parsons Jr Anthony Names not ascertained A Moseley Jr Arthur Bingham A McCullough Kenshaw Arthur 18 Blame 1 (Parsons) AHKAK8A8 At Powell Clayton Henry Cooper Globs and Logan Hoot Dlst Jacob Trelben 8 Holland John Johnson Fend Harris A Tutts George Thompson Benjamin Kklder Kidd Names not ascertained Arthur 14 DBLAWARK At Washington "Hastings John PUllng George assay Hoffecher Stewart and Daniel Layton Fire (or Blaine and one (Hastings) for Arthur BOBO LA At A Buck A Pledger Pleasants and Forsythe Dlst Arnold (Caesar Few Elbert Head 8 Small 3 1L Johnson Beale 4 A Wilson James Blow Bryant Moore Brown Holt Burnett I Garrett 8 A Wood Madison Davis Wilson Gaston Holden Wright Arthur 84 ILLINOIS At Large 8 Collum Hamilton Bun ton Cook and Clark Carr Dlst Abner Taylor Woodward 8 Powell Kent (Contested by 11 Huger and Piper) George Davis Wheeler 4 8 Raymond Collins 5 Charles A Fuller Kelley Towne Norman Lewis 8 Noble 8 Baldwin 8 Willett A BelL 8 8 Rogers Thomas vennum hitney Wright 11 Chandler A Ballard A Mathews Perry William Jayne Smith Feller Ingham 8 Wilcox Eckhart 16 Beach Charles Churchill Klnacker Smith Holbert Heuter Rldgway Charles Stratton Wm McAdams Simpson Arthur 6 Logan 38 INDIANA At Large Benjamin Harrison Richard Thompson John Baker and Morris McDonald Dlst James Veatch Posey George ellly Gardner A Charles AUspaugh 4 John Cravens Eugene Hayes Erwin A Montgomery 6 Mellett BurchenaL Adams Mlchner ft-W Smith McKeen George Wllllan A Dallley Thompson Holman Kenner John Votard Simmons Carver 1) Oliver George Moon Arthur 6 Blaine 7 John Sherman 4Gresham General Sherman 2 unknown 5 bbntucbt (so far os reported) Dlst Herzllp Allen AUensworth Wm Cassius GoodloeR Stoll 8 Thomas John Bradford Arthur 4 Blaine 8 LOUISIANA At Kellogg A Dumont 8 Plnchback and A 8 Badger Dlst Merchant GutchanL Herwlg Henry Demara George Drary A Malt met A Leonard Harper 5 Frank Morey UalL 6 I Souer Clifford Morgan Arthur 18 kainb (so far as reported) Dlst MarkR Went worth Albion Little Blaine 2 Massachusetts (so for as reported) Dlst 8 Ripley Ames Edmunds 2 Michigan (so far as reported) Dlst John Sanborn Nobles Blaine 1 Arthur 1 Mississippi (so tar as reported) Dlst Powers Rennon Arthur 2 MI880CKL At Van Horn Henderson General Prentiss and Havens Dlst Barbour Cramer Turner A Muller Thomas Ira Hyde 4 A Dawes H11L 5 William Warner John Jones Shirk Owen Glntar Theodore Brewer Reynolds Henry Meyer Beuscb Chaunoey Filley McLean Mott Weber Menhahn Bankey Tyler Barton A Upton Norman Gibbs A Cornell Boyd Duncan Blaine 10 Arthur 11 Logan 6 Edmunds 5 NEBBASkA (so far as reported Dlst Reed -Church Howe Arthur 2 NEW JEBSET At Sewell Wm Walter Phelps John Gardner and Frank Fort Dlst Nichols Hamard Sklrm Frederick Itoebllng Herbert English John Blair Long 5 Watson Cook HowelL Lehblach William Kicker James Ramsay James UopsllL Ten for Arthur 8 for Blaine MEW TORE Dlst George Wm Curtis John ane Butcher Hobbs A Baird George Pease Beard Day Clark Reinhart George Bennett John John 1L Brady John Ldwson Charles Tain tor Robert McCord John Collins Jacob Patterson George Hilliard Michael Cregan Bernard BlgUn John Ly decker Anson McCook Edmond Stevenson William Dowd Frank Raymond John Eagleston 1L Robertson James Rusted Odell Blauvelt Platt carpenter Hamilton Fish Jr Thomas Cornell Duncan Balleuune 18 Martin Townsend Burleigh George Campbell Hiram Griggs (Contested by James Lamb and James A Houck) George West John KeUogg John Hammond George Chahoon Leslie Bussell GeorgA Bagley Jr MllfctS A Lampher Scripture Titus Sbeard Hobart Krum Carroll Smith IL Duguld Thomas Platt Martin Delanft Osborn Yownans Dwight Smith Stephen Hoyt George UornwelL go Warner Leonard Burrltt Jaa Wadawerth-B Fitts James Warren Joalah Jewett To be chosen 8 Smith Allen Arthur 41 Blaine 10 Edmunds 8 antl- I AnilUL Arthur i I ohxo (bo far as heard from) IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF 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