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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Special Dispatch tn The Tribune.
WAsH1Aoros, D. c., May oo.-Thc Cincinnati
Convention has encouraged tho sott-noney
Democrats. There Is talk OF d split unless the
latter arc nliowcd to rulo. II Is expected that
this spirit will manifcst itself by renewed Mt
tempts townsls imitation legislation. The lead
CTS al1nit that tho Cincinnati Convention has
compelled Encouragement of tho Democratic
platform, anil that tic net result Will strength
ru tic chances OF an Eastern candidate. Western
Democrats manifest increased bitterness towasds
Tildcn.
DLA1NE'B PROSPECTS.
The Dlaiuc people ,nake tho following cssimnte
Of Dlaine's chances at Cincinnati: Reports from
tho West Indicate very clearly that the Republican
Conventions 10 1c held on wednesday Of this
week In IiinnIs, Minnesota, Ncbraoka+ and Kan
s1a will all declare for Blaine, md send delegates
10 Cincinnati favorable 10 his nomination. Vest
en- HiaInc men hero say that Blaine viii have
delegation. from every Republican State Wcst Of
lndana, clear to the Pacific coast.
UNCLE JIMMY
Williams 1lns commenced has campaign for Gov-
ernor Of Indiana by c0nsurttng With those who
have been -planninc an nttack upon the personal
Mateiet, who was hrst known in Washington a. o
dismissed army Chaplain, then as detective for
Gen. butler III tic Impeachment Of Andrew John
companion Of Sam FciEcr mid other detectives in
thet co.sGcy To- sr9w mud upnn ;Mspn5,;san sN
fore tho ForcIgn Affairs Committee agent, rs
he styles himself Of tho Venezuelan Government.
lie presents charges against OFth IN Tint lcttcr,
INT ws 81 eo e ~
to u ~ seefsta!y q stste; Tl'o nvestisatoa VI
ihnpllcats inll Morson and Himself i nnsn6.tsatial,
Orth, while Chairman OF the Committee Of Foreign
IN letter 10 the State Department about the Vcue.
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