Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-06-11

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left for home. It is evident, how
ever he may control himself that
he feels deeply the disappointment
and humiliation, but bis friends who
were depending on his success as a
means to theirs, feel it quite as deep
ly as he. If Gen. Grant has re-
ceived any messages they have been
sent up TO his house, and the pub
lie have no knowledge Of them.
Nomination OF Arthur.
The Blaine mon voted almost a1nan-
imously for Washburne. The Shers
man men voted almost unanimously
for Arthur. The galleries were very
hostile to Arthur and favored Wash
burne, and when the vote was an
nounced, there was much dissatis
faction. 1t resulted, Washburne,
1913; Jewell, A; Settle, l; Maynard,
80; Arthur, 46S; Davis, 3; Wood
ward, 1; Bruce of (of Mississippi),
s.; Alcorn (of Mississippi), 4.
The Colorado Democracy for Fields.
DENVER, June 5.-The Democratic
State Convention reassembled at
$50 this morning. The following
delegates to Cincinnati were chosen
Alvas Adams, S. e. Brown, j. f.
Humphreys aud G. S. Thomas; w.
A. H. Loveland and G. Barela, del
egates at large. The delegation is
uninstructed, but is solid for Field.
The resolutions favor free coinage
OF silver, declare chat the Utes must
90, and pledge to support the Gin
cinnati nominee.
The Alabama Democratic Convention.
MONTGOMERY, June 5.-The Demo
cratic convention has elected the
following delegates to Cincinnati.
W. Pettus, G. G. Lapgdon, W. H.
Barnes and A. H. Meller. The dis
trict sent 16 delegates. The prefer
ence is generally understood to be
for Field, Thurman, Bayard and
Hancock. No instructions and nc
expressions required. 1t is under.
stood none are for Tilden. The
electors at large are W. I. Braggs
and A. O'Niel. The resolutions ia
vor the two.thirds rule.
The Arkansas Democratic Conventien-.
Nominations Finally Made.
LITTLE Rock, June 3.-The Dem,
ocratic State Convention on the 39tl
ballot nominated Thomas j. Church
hill for Governor. The final vote
stood, Churchill 1913, Miller 81, vii
son "a, Grace l, Eagle 6. The nom
nation was then made unanimous
Jacob Frolich for Secretary of State
and VIM. Z. Woodruff, Jr., fol
Treasurer, were nominated by &C
clamation. The following nomina
tons were maze OIL the first ballot
Auditor John Crawford, Chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court; Fl. Eng
lish, Attorney General.
Cuban Fiiibustering Expedition,
MONTREAL, June Sit is iumoreG
that Cuban tillibustering expedi
ton composed of Americans left this
port on board a steamer yesterda,
with q cargo, said to be composed o
150, 600 cartridges and large mum
Der OF firearms.
Seal Fishing or Cape Fiattery.
PcRr TOWNSEND, June 6.-Thert
are six schooners engaged in sea
| fishing at Neah Bay. The tota
catch this year, up to June LIST, wa
AGO. The quantity of seals is un
usually large, but mostly at q dis
lance of from $50 to 200 miles from
shore. The weather has been to-
rough for constant fishing, or mon
than double the number could hav
been taken. The average value o
large and small is about 81 so cash
| Tiiden Carries Kent ucky.
LOUISVILLE, June THE Waiter
son ticket was elected in Louisville
Interior counties report universe
| Tilden gains,