DANCING DAILY. IN THE PAVILION
ROTCN POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors. 3
J. FINKENSTEIN.
I
00an Manager. ,
» 1 § ‘_ vii IIIIII; ton IIIE Hill.
Blaine and Harrison Boomers
at: Minneapolis.
W AID NEW GINPIDBXT.
“cleanest!" Lumin- or “In Necrelary I
a-dl’rosideat'a Campaign; troclarn'l'lial
, non Favorites “I“ lie Scrum-ted on
the [flat Ballot—Live Political (Ioaaip.
Huntsman, June 3—“8 morning
trainshrought inthe cuntodiausof both the
_~ guarded the Harrisonians was reinforced
bytheappearancu on thnweueoftlohuc.
, New, to whom the president has intrmtcd
mthsmanagoment of hiscauso. Mr. New
, [IN the Mt confidence in the
vpuspeetslotthsnoiuinatlonof hischiaftain
on the first ballot. Chairman Clarkauu
himselfheaded the Blaine delegation and
hahad with him J. Sloat Footie", of New
York;B. C. Payne, of Milwaukee; J. F.
.finhoru, of Port Huron, Mien; Senator
Hanahr’ough, of Korth Dakota; A. L.
Ginger, of Akron, 0., and other prominent
antivllarrhoaiana
“Blaine will he nominated," said Mr.
(Barbara. “and nominated on the very first
ballot, too.”
“Willhe accept?" m asked.
“Did any man ever refusefl he replied
withaamila. The-executive committee. it
hymout, hasagroed on J. Slant Farce"
for temporary chairman and Colonel C.
W. Johnson. of Iinneapolis, for temporary
secretary. Both are Blaine men.
Harrison lea lay Attack Blaine.
no plan of the Harrison campaign. an
MD“ h. been disclosed in this skirmish,
iaflrstlomakoau‘gorousand personal
warms on Plait, Quay, Pornker and the
otherllominent anti—Harrison leaders; and
mound,ifithecoiuea necessary, tomakean
. “'8 attack on Blaine himself so that
Itwill he imposnhlo for the secretary to
parmitthenseof lm name. JohnC. New
decked, whouasked if another letter was
expected from Rhine, that they did not
MW letter. “One is enough,"he
mil, “toany one that reads and under-
stands the English language. The Blaine
'letterwas plain enough and we dontnak
for another. Harrison will be named on
the first ballot beyond question'
Senator Spoonsr.of Wisconsin, another
Iarrbohhoarner, declares that Blaine will
[love mu insincereif he aoceptsauy-
thing lam tho a unanimous nomination.
whichhacannot get. Spooner will second
‘ Depew’s nomination of Harrison in all
”liability. B‘s-Governor J. C. Pillsbury,
the Iinneapolia delegate at large, will pre-
sentto the resolutions committee a plank
fortheplatform declaring for single pmsi-
dantial terms. This may precipitate a
Blaine-Harrison test vote.
But 'I'wo fndlrlalca III II.
Thmlarthesigus all point to the fact
that thecoutcst fur the numinntnm will be
between the friends of Harrison and lilutim.
The dark horses are not heard of now,
lilo-rs. Clarksou and F8866". have dispriced
of one of the most prominent of talked of
columns candidates to their own satin»
faction. They say that General AIgI-r is
”Elaine, and hint that ho Will thmw his
strength to the magnetic man from Maine.
The Harrison men have taken “mirth of
the West Hotel, and the prenideut'n boom
hhelngworked for all there is in it. At
PairOake'a, the palatial residence of Sen-
ator Washlmrno, Messrs. Clarkmu, FIM‘N.
Haushroogh. Conger and Payne and others
was dined by the senator. Tho Blaine
men have not yet opened the battle Stilt! tlm
president's followers practically Intro (he
held to themselves. The lulllllllfllla are
Within; tooth and nail. Ton thoiwind
Bunion badges have been distributed and
We letter to Chairman (flarkaon.
ted in circular form, is being circulated
hundreds. Bx-Henator Pierce, of North
Mandatew ‘ ‘ , ‘ fromllt
and North Dakota had a conference in
John C. How's room and it was announced
M the [Incident had almt MD Instructed
Tilt statement is viewed with lucmdultty
3 the Blaine unwortera Powell (Ilaywn,
Ariana, says that the entire delegation
from that state. with one or two exceptions.
are fa Barri-on.
A
“alt-II Clarke-l ‘I’alha.
Ir. Clarkaou estimates that Blaine will
hvs a strength of about 000. President
It!“ hllf that number. The Iatter’a
Mil lnhlsoplnlon comes from the
math-ad from the oflosholdsru. of the».
sash man as Illseock. Dope
"lawlllhsno-Iaatsdinspltsofhluolt"
“list, General mm." «stark-d the
“Hr. ilklsl, of ladhmdaima that
room"
hltofladlanapostry,” wasths
”Phantom doubt that Ir
a Int form nomination-ans
7 ”slats?“ wit: lash-v3.
Y" Jana hair. I. ll.
talks
Kathmandthelilaino booms The van .
New York state llill delegates to most neat
Tuesday at the Hoffman House, How York,
to confer over the prmdentlnl situation.
Mr. Murphy. Senator Hill and Usutenant
Governor Shot-hall will be present, and It Is
understood that a particular effort is to he
made on that emotion to get Tammany to
declare itself tremor» . Illy in favor of Hill’s
presidential candidm y. "
Ilala Bays Blaine \t‘ Ill Arc-III.
Wasuiroron, June 3.-«0no of the most
aignidcant developments of the [divine coin
paign is the declaration of Senator Eugene
Bale. of Maine, that Mr. Blaine will cor-
taiuly III-rcpt if nominated.
Senator Hale has been a strong friend of
the president, even while the Blaine move-
ment seemed to he at its height, and his
declaration that Mr. Blaine was not in the
field have given great comfort to the presi-
dent and his friends. Senator Hale seem.
atlsst to feel that there is no stemming the
Blaine tide. He says:
“I think MrFBloine is entirely indifferent
whether he is nominated or not. if the con-
vention nominates him he will accept.
There Is no question about tlmt ,Tlis- only
point tohe considered is Iv 1w: her be “ill
prev the convention from making the
odor. ) nominate him. "
BI-lnc Could I‘ arr, lawn.
CHICAGO Juned— Bx-Gowmor William
Larraboe. of Iowa, in here talking lustily for
Blaine. “The Planted Knight can carry
Iowa against any Democrat, not excepting
Horace lion‘s,” declared the «ax-governor.
“but Iwonld not say that for Harrison.
The state delegation would have been in-
structed for Blaine had the convention
known what all the people now know. The
majority of the delegates will vote foI
Blaine any how."
The lavuiniaua Deadlock.
Barns Roma, June :L,—'l‘hnro will be a
gent-ml Democratic conference on the soon
torial question auda strung effort will he
made to postpone the election for two years.
have white Democratic primaries and allow
the candidates to submit their claims to the
people. The last joint ballot resulted as
follows: Jonas, 43; Adams, 2»; tliluon, l'J;
Canny, H; Blanchard. it; Bourgeois, «t;
Mahono ', l.
Depaw shouts for Harri-on.
Cureaoo, Juno ll.—Before leaving for
Minneapolis Chauncey ll. Dopew wi-i:
"Harrison will Denominator] and thorou-
ration will he over in tIvo days. W.- will
all be kick in Chicago on Friday telling of
what great people the Republican port)” is
compound, andviu particular dwelling on the
collapse of the Blaine lxmn."
Miller for the Man who Winn.
Nsw Your, Juno :l—Ex-Sonntor Warner
Miller writes from Texas: “i am handy in
favor of the candidate who receives 4M
votes in the convention." This is rew'n'ul
an an indication that tho llerkirner states
man is ready to impport the Republirnn
ticket loyalty. whether Harrison or Blaim
wins.
Alger Itch-gluten for IIInInv.
Diz'rti-II'I'. Juno tinirlizgnn‘o ill-legal»
Will. alcrording to \l'illiim A. Iiavnlt. v-vtr
solidly for James G. Bitilul'. Tilt.- Iitutr‘ inll‘
ventiou instructed for rx-linvt-rnur .llt:~r.
but Mr. liavetlt guys that Alger is n Ilium-
mzin. and that he will not insist upon LIN.
instruction of the convention being fl vlluWul.
Cullorn Says Blaine la out.
Cmcaou. June:l.—~“l am on the rnml to
nominate a president.” lurid Senntor Pull-rm
ton reporter. “! bellow that llufllIIl-‘t‘ o Ill
be Harrimu. I do not l‘flllttilli'l' Blillllr' a
candidate, for the moat on‘I-llI-nl rem-«VII
that it serum to nio that lie IIUl'li nut I'ull
older himself one."
Correspondents Travel in Style.
l’mslt’ no. June ‘I. The errata! train
conveying sixty-air Washington Item-quip“!
correspondents to Minneapd‘u [mu-d
through l’ittnburg at Hz“) it In. ’l'ln-II
train ' of six aurmb coarlios, a run!!-
tarpart of the famous I’rnmylvama hunted
enprem. _. -
Judge Baal for Hover-or.
Nasuvuts. Junivii.m’l'no stato Prohibi-
tion convention nominated Judge E. if.
last, of Davldnon county, for governor.
The platform favors the election of the
president, vice president and United Stator
senators by a direct vote of the people
Alabama l'sopls'a Party Aetlva.
BIIIIIIIIomI. Ala, June 34 F
(hither, state chairman of the People?
party, has issued a call for a state mnvou
than taut to Birmingham Jnao an, to
put out a full state ticket and to elect dole
[alas to the Omaha convention
Ilow Cleveland Isa Will 0..
Raw Your. Juan 3.me of Om
marvaludha rearranged to go no.
MeltytoChkagoonJunom on animal
train. with accommodatin- for miners-nan.
Their Wmm will he at the Grand
”ma—.m—w
In: Whats-start.
law You. JlflthhWfltfitnaot
llmaaa O Armour; flannel Thomas and
Chauncey ll. hep-w have left for Ila»
staph. memlm
nodes-rallies»
”MOI-II It MmM'D ”I’-
Bursa-Ira llav, lira, trauma Pres
“Omani-ads handyman
rived hers ca gin. 1.0. Beardbt's slaw
mm satin ars
atGraleahle’a M, W
Hill whines-In.
law You, Jase humid Grok-r no
“humanism...” IIIII
dab-futi- Wand
voterswlllaotdusrthh
All [rascal tar Harrison.
lama, c..laasWtotas
madman-tints“ aliases»
, Ia Mmmmmflm
WWI-uranium.
Album!
ma mama-«arias
“tartan-Irma
Annuals
, WHO“.
Gunman mm Murphy has hues? ‘
secret call requesting each of the sixty-four .
name—aura
hurt-r... «mamas-asu-
tamarind-Mulls
TELEGRAPH") surprise.
The census human inu stlgntl'on instill I.
me: No new mortuary ot importance
has-.ditonnrsd
The Dinars government has dvqatdtated
antral captured rely: in
llr. Gladstonshaa gono- to Ilawardea hr
II few days. The report til: it he will mt
Ireland In untrue.
The Boston not. lmnm’ mmviution will
petition congrens to QII'BLC in new cabinet
pmitionvsecretory of trade and commerce.
During a fire ina mloon on Mignon street,
hatred, Ir. and Mm Boom» and a lira
chride were weathered to tit nth.
Express Hessenger Daniel T. llcltierney,
the victim of Train Robber Perry, wasmar-
ried in Batr'rla, N. Y“ to Miss Roan Harlin
of that phit‘.
The Creighton Plate Glass works, Tann-
tuui, Pa: were destroyed by lire. Over 1.000
employees will be thrown out for a month.
Ernst Higher druvo uvvr the c' if at Nia-
gara Falls, hut rump-rd nniujnr. d. In his
descent he caught in a two top. lln horse
went down the foil 20) feet and was in-
stantly killed
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria has ap-
proached the car with a view to reconcilia-
tion. Bis advances have not been favurably
received.
The war will start for Kiel on the Russian
imperial yacht Polar Star on Mommy. He
will meet Emperor William at Kiel on board
the yacht.
ll. Laviase has been elected totho French
academy, defeating M. Zulu for the place.
Hon. .I. A. Chaplrsu will not cor-d Hr.
Angers as lieutenant governor of Que-Let;
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
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stbouir ....... ln0"loII:-lo 95
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At New \‘ur ._ II. II. a
New York......0 l 0,1 I u o II 1—?“ 2
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Crane and Fields. Camp and Mark
At Baltimoro— II II
Baltimore. ..... I) o o o o o II“I I '.
madman...” 0 ll II :t 0 II I) x .5 u
Cohband Hanson. hlilluno and M Irplty
At Philadelphla~ II II. I;
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Philadelphia. oozilnlurx 79!
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AtRochaater~ Irma.
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MoKeough and Caliban. Murphy and Salli
VIII.
At New llaven~ ..II n
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“'th nIld Fournu-r. ltynn and .‘hlllil In
Ilallnfa Intentionally .‘lxirkvil.
lew llavu, Jun.- 3. «The qua warranto
war. so far its the taking of trstmnmy is our»
u-rnoll. «mind with the tratiinony of John
F. szir, a printer u! llrnlgvlmrr In wizard
to llm l‘Jh Bridgeport flirt kml ballots. he
soul Iliv} In n- Innrlml Intentionally. some
With lI-wl xfl‘lll'l! Imtl others with poll. The
hatimony hm Ilvntroyml the vnlnllty of
nearly LN“) Prohibition and Republican
into. “little the (1|!!an lull (lune! lhe name
with Ltd-'3 Drinocralk‘ ballot». if the are
pfl'lllf‘ court throws the.» all out ”who'-
majority will he inns-card Iannml of do~
Reading's nova Against the I'utwoylvaaia
NIIw Your, June 3.- Another binw In to
he struck at the Pennsylvania Railroad corn
pny's prestige by the Reading raiimad
continuation. The latter company will
compete with the Pennsylvania road at lint
talc and New York city for the soft cord
huaiumby moaned the Beech (‘rrok or.
tension and an agreement with the Buffalo.
Rochester and l’lltahurg. The flooding will
he able to put LWJIXI toast of soft coals
yearinwthaBnflalomarkot an soonaafll'
[leech Creek extension is ”upland
It'll Telephone that...
Bosnia, June &~-An important defies.
adverse to the American [toll Trivium
company, was rendered to the tilted
Btauaclrcuitoourt. Thcdoclshin h In favor
of the Waters Unioa Telegraph mpaay.
The suit. which laroltns about HAWAII).
lat-amt upon tho term-of aroatmt math
in um between the telephone and auroral
Western Union controlled telegraph llnss.
“runway-t IMHO.
WIcIma. Ilsa, Juno am'l‘hs southbound
hats Po W train was hrktupby
mmummymwm
mum lloek lath-(3mm
Thamhtamsatusdths «provocative»
was the arts and neared mow. The
WMMM.
sac won-as Canal toil Question.
Valium, Jana AMA conference It
held todayhstwsoallrcrstarylllaiav
.d Oaargsl'oater.llauadlaamlsblsr
at banana lloa. Helium Muddy
Indian-Islam or Ithttatsrsprdtoth
talkie hashrgsdliaiwdlltatssnaalsua
thsWsllaadsaast
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SUEDAYd—Maw South Norwa‘lr. 10:30 a In, It: 30. 0:15, 3- .50, ’
5:50 and 7:50 p. In.
leave Baton Point, ll: 10 an, I 15.53.01 5:00, 5:40 and 8:15 p.111.
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Excurslon Fare. ‘ 25 Cents.
Time tahl subject to change without notice.
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Luigi: "fit“ 1' Wham, ”who“ with
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Ch lal alteration glvvu to Irregular and
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Soul II Norwalk. Conn.)-I oil ly
Sanitary Plumber,
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Makes an everyday convenience of an
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an new received. In a lull your attention is
mimttully invited. 0an plan-ck WV will
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armn no annulus. “III
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was.“ «mar UAW
If m man not IA“
A.“ U» W!
EvenmgSentmeI
White Hellehore
Dalmatian Insect Powder.
flapthalien.
Paris Green.
In quantities to suit-at the low-
est market prices.
—-—r — —cs>. ———.—
HA L E,
The Druggist.
concrete Walls,
Flag Walks,
Gum and Gum
Put down in the best mer at
the lowest price.
SHARING,
SlIIIlIING,
EXCAVAIING
B Y
RAYMOND BIIIIS
DRINK "
Thea Nectar,
I’L’ItE I'lllSESE TEA.
l'an only he found at
The Great
Allamic and Pacific
Tea company’s
STORE,
4i Iiain Street, Ismail. IloIIn.
Thori- IS nothing, (unless It be
the booing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
lllllf’Il as Dobbins' Electric Soap,
constantly sold. since 1:409. Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes. on
wnslulny. when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
bor, and Bare your clothes? It
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, and most economical
soap made. If you haven’t tried
it, ask your grocer for it now
lie sun- und get the genque
with our name on the wrapper.
nun Tflls It Iii not the selling
"o alone, that III
In I’tfllttllf’fl‘ll. in v-
1“ch tug at a knowledge of
"In vnluoof an article.
men is as much real pure map in a has
of lhrblrma Electric“ in four bars of
any other soap made. and it will. if trad
wounding to directions, do four times
as moth work no any otlnvr. lhiuat i
laitavery alight adumro on than” II-
tenor map. III-did upon DolIlriIni Elm-trio
l. l.. Coaut- a to...
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