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GLENN SPRINGS,
SPARThNBURG CO., S C.. d..

The Proprietors of this CeIebrMcd,
Watering Place respectfully announce
that it will be opeEed this Season on
the l$t Of May under the same man
agement as last year. ...
% TERMS OF RoARD REASONABLE. ,
q Arrangements viii be name for the
transportation Of guests to the Springs
from SparfanJurg. .....- 4
BS5" Special attention given to ship
ping Of Water. g..
=. =. SIMPSON & SIMPSON,
1+tf PROPRIETORs. p.
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rGr1cur, PASSENGER COACH 0rrAct:E
CONNECTIONS.

4. With South Carolina Railroad frcm Char
lesion. 80.
with Wilmington; Columbia and < &g.:us!a
Railroad from Wilmington and 81
e.. e.. points North thePsof. -., Co..
. With Charlotte, Columbia and augusta
Railroad from Charlotte aE6 a.! Lci2ts
.-. North thereof. 80 90. = '' '-.
3. With Asl'cviile s. fSpart2nburs Rail Road
for points in Western North Carolina.
c, With A. &c C. Div. Il. & D. r. L, floI! 81
points South.an1' West.
D. With 4. & c. Div, l.. & y. Z. r., from At>
-- laata and beyond. -... ..... .--
E. With 4. & c. Div, L. G D. r. r., from all
points South ard West.
T. With South Carolina Railroad for Charles
ten.
With Wilmington, Columbia ard Augusta
Railroad for Wilmington and the Nor..
With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Charlotte and the North.
e. With Ashcyiiis 4 .SrarauEurg Railroad
from HeuiersDnvilic.
H. With =. < e. D!y., Z. G; D. L. E, from
Charlotte ana beyond. 80
j. ". Fry, Superintendent,
II SLAUGHTER, General Passenger Agent.
D CAEDwZLL, ASS General Passenger Ct,
Columbia, S. c. 90 - ~
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Common SENSE

An old philosopher used to main
tain that men are really all alike,
varying fortunes being due to cir
cumstances. In like manner it
may be said that all men desire to
dress well, the knowledge Of where
to buy, making the only differ
cnce in their wearing apparel.
One thing certain The best dress
ed men, and those that pay the
least money for their Clothing.
buy at the Emporium.
There can be no doubt about
this statement, because it is found
ed upon the pIainest common
sense.
Tirst.-Because l buy in large
quantities, from manufacturers,
which is more than half tie battle
in. commercial warfare, and thus
save a large percentage usually
paid to middlemen.
Second.-I give my. customers
the benefit Of this percentage.
Third.--L purchase no garments
but those which are made Of Supe-
rior material. by expert designers
and skillrul workr n.
And lastly but not least my house
rests On the firm f andation of
Honest Dealing. / allow 10 exag-
geration or misrepresentation, all
goods are exactly as represented.
Come and try us, or rather the
clothing, and Judge for yourself.
My General Stock Consists of
Clothing, Hats, Gents furnishing
Goods in al! grades, Neckwear, and
MEMS fine shoes
Every cash purchase made to the
amount Of $3.50 or over l will
give Solid Silver Nickle Water
bury Watch and Chain. ...
Remember the amount must be
$3.50 worth of Goods or over. be-
fore securing one Of these time
pieces.
j.. - NJ. I. KINARD, -.
Columbia, S. G
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lsherlIle and SpartaabuFg Railroad.

spARTAxDURG, S c.. May 10, 1851.
I'm and after Monday. Nav J2st. 1874.
passenger trains viii be run daily (Sunfays
1xceptedl between Spartanburg AID Hen
dersonyllle as follows:
Up TRAIN. ...
Leave Z. & ID. Depot ct tSpartanburg. eco p m
Arrive ct Hcnderso2vilie. ...........920 D m
DOWN TRAIN.
Leave HenderSonville ...-... ......... s.0J Il m
Arrive X. & d. Depot, Spartenbucg .ll.32 p m
Both trains make connections fof CniGm.
bia and Charleston via SpartanbuTg Union
and Columbia and Atlanta and Charlotte by
Afr Line. JAMES ANDERSON,
Superintendent.
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.IuSlJRG'. WITH
&: 11. 9l1nrher, gr, ,2Atyeu+
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE OF TIE COMPTROLLER GENERAL.

certify that Frederick Werhcr, Jr..
of Ncwberry. Agent OF the ConHcct-
;cut Fire Insurance Company and Tie
Merchants Insurance Company, has
complied with the acquisitions Of the
Act of the General Assembly entitled
An Act to Regulate the Agcmcies
of Insurance Companies not incor-
poratcd in the State Of South Caro-
lima" and hereby license size said Fred
erick Wrrber. Jr., agent %safOrc$aid, to
take risks aad transact all business OF
Insurance in this State, in the County
Of Newhrrry for and in behalf Of said
CompanicS-EXpircS March 3!st, lSS5.
W.. j.. SrONEY,
.. Comptroller General.
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AFr. Charles Eden, OF Trinidad, Colorado,
says: Seeing certificates OftIc wonderful
cures made by brewers Lung Restorcr, /
was induced 10. Try it on my Little son, who
was troQUlod with lung or throat affection,
pronounced by one physician, ,consumpt
ton. 1t acted wonderfully on him. and by
the tirIe he had taken one bottle ot IL the
cough disappeared. lam now on a 10
nly,pGrents III Georgia. But will retErn IL q
few days to my homo ana viii certainly
take some OF the Lung EeSFCrCr with ne.
LAMAR, RANKIN IS iiiMAts. ..
Macon, Atlanta ana Albany, Ga.
Brewers Lung EcstCrcr contains no
OpiEtcs: -.''' .. .. -
July, 3i-1Ir. .r...
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INSUR ANCE.

We arc-Sl.:! writing Insir2Urc on de-
sir;b!c pr"rcrtr OF III kials IN Town
AMI C"umty. il. the old, s:rong and .rciia:
,blo- -.s.. - :...... ...t'. - H.
Licdi;7p,po:.j| 81. & Logl4oia e.. Globe In
.&2raa&a GO0,pQ"y. u: JON, ...'
COhtinent0! Ii&. G'0. .roF ~ York.
H,s Coh.pa"ycf Of North -1'n1fj3lt.
X1t1+Jr0jW IItc ms. Go. q UaEIT0rd,
et Coin. -..
The combined Capital and Asses Of
Companies in our agency, ;fcots up
sz;2S, ,SSf,$OS.
No gueSS work. have figures to show.
II You want p0sitirc Insurance against
loss. we will be pleased to write it for
you .. '..
Gin House risks taken with either
Stcnn, water or horse power.
.. ). L. BOOZER & >ON.
Sept y # Agents
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South Carolina Railway Company.

CHANGE oF. sCuEBCLE.
On and after May llth, 1854, Passenger
Trains on this road VIII run as follows IN
I'll further notice:
TO AND FROM CHARLESTON.
GOING EAST,
r9iTe kffES Cf5 char5ast3n Hei3 ism 53Sp@ 555p
..-.~ e. GONG WEST,
Leave Charleston +S u n T4.2Q pm
Arrive Columbia i2.3S AM. 9.22 p m
fDaily. +Daiiy except Sunday. ..
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
-. GOING. EAST, - =
Leave Columbia +5550am '525 ? m
GOING WEST ...
Leave Camden %9CG = N ~ n
Arrive Columbia l&3S IA $40 p N
+Daily except Sundays. ....... -
TO AND FROM AUGUSTA.
GOING EAST,
Leave Columbia %!.5J q u 1926 D m
Arrive Augusta l.20 p IN o.lOa IN
GONG WEST;
Leave Augusta *1.Li q m
Arrive Columbia !2.3S III q.
+Daily except Sundays. ....-
- CONNECTIONS. s
Connection made at Columbia with the
Columbia ana GrCcnVi.iU i.aii Road Dy train
aTrIV!n:: ut l2.3S Z. ii. and departing az $50
T.. N. Connection made at COlumbiG June
tiOn with Charlotte, Columbia and augusta
Eai! Road by same train TO and from all
points on both roads with through Pullman
Sleeper between Charleston and Washing
tor, via Nirginil Midland route. without
change. Connection made at Charleston
with Steamers for New York OH Wednesdays
and Saturdays; also. with Savannah and
Charleston Railroad 10 all points South.
Connections are made At August: with
Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad 10
and from ali points south and West.
ThrNffvh t,rt-rtS Nf4 n1rcln S1I fn all
points South and West, by applying to
d. MCQUEEN, Agent, Columbia.
.. DC. ALLEN, q. 7. & Z. !.
JOHN 3. PECK, General Manager. ....
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iHT5TTEnwantCd for The Lives of Ali
lE,sIit. " Presidents Of the U. 6. THO
book evcr.sold for less than
twice our price. The fastest selling booS
IN America. Immense profits to agents'
All Intelligent people want .t Any one
e$n become a successful agent. Terrns free.
- Nov a-iv
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ITCHING FILES .:SSymPtems aud Cure.

The systems are moisture, Ike nersnfra.
ton. intense itching, increased by scrifch.,
ing, very distressing, particularly atnigbf.
seems as i pin'worms were crawling in and
ABOUT the rectum !: the private parts are
sometimes afeete3. lfallowed 10 continue
very serious results NAV follow <SyF 4yNE,S
OININENI' IS q pleasant, sure cure. Afso
iHr Iettcr, iich- Salt Rheau, Sealed Heafs,
E:I l<pclas. EarberS'' Itcli, BiotcIes. All
sSaly. cIesiY SKIN Diseases. Box. by rnafitt
~ y gts.j LEI teg 8 70 4dafRss. DIR. sR 4
JAN. SILT; -
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INE C0HING PREgIDENT,

WA;TT95pe3 OF "oS Or fTS f%4Ss 4ssSss or Gsn n
character, willing 20 work eight hours per
day for six months engagement. as Ira
Reiing Agents for The Lives and Graves Of
0pr PreSi,:cnts,n 10 ever sub er;Gcr OF
which book witt Do GIVEN FREE The.
Lives Of the FcUr Candidates. Why pay
from 81 TO 81 for u e Lives OF the Candidates
whcDyou can ge5lf FREE? First applicants
get choice OF positiorS. Good pay 10 the
right party. Address. giving name OF refer
cnce.
EiLI, & HARVEY PUBLISHING 90
-. oj \, GEGrles StIeet, Baltimore. Iii
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- - 80 - =,
" 4, 5 s59Is q
EioW LOST, EicW Restored

just published, = new edition of Or. Gull
vCrwcii;S Celebrated Essay Oh the r7Gical
care OF Spormo:orrAG! or Seminal Weak
ness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, l!DpG-
tcnGy, Mental and Physical Inc@paciry.
Itn9cdimeuts TO Marriage, etc; also, on
sumption, Epilepsy aad Fits. induced BY
sclt-indulGrnCc, or sexual extravaganza. sc.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay. clearly demonstrates, trOD. thirty
years Successful practice. that ihc alarm
ing couScq';crctfS Of SeltahuSe may he radi-
cally curs.!: pointing ont a mode Of cTre ut
once simple. certain and etfcctual. by means
OF which every sufferer. no matter what lis
condition may be. may cure himself cheap
ly. privately and radically.
R45- This Lccturc should be il the hands
OF every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under .;h, i. Il plain envelope. to
any address, 20. t.pail, on receipt Of four
cents or two postage stamps. Address -
THE CULNERWELL MEDICAL Co. s..
Al Ann Street, New York, y. T.; Post Office
Box 80. july-ly
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Three hundred and sixty-fve times each
year every mothers son Of US has strug-
gle getting into his shirt. r:,;
Ia shirt is worth getting into, ifitis strong
and we'll made, sure not to rip or tear,
perfect fitting, then there is some compen-
sation for spending SO much Of our exist
ence in such a struggle. You may wrestle
with the DIAMOND, but with its everlasting
attachment and reinforced bosom, you
will come out head first every time, covered
with glory and with the best shirt in the land.
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PIssss s:::5ss ssss: 5s.:s Ii: Ii ii!;

away than aEytliing else in this world. An.
OF either sex, succeed from first hsur. TIC
broad road TO. fortune opens before the
workers, absolutely sure. At once address.
TINE Co AEDESta Saina Sov 29-lV
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Coughs, Colds, C4tsfrh, CeTSamBti6R,

81 Throat. BreaSt ard Lung Elections
cured hv TiEH nid-estsbHsl:cd .'SWATNE'S
WlLD-CHE&RF" The frat dose gives re-
lief. and cure speedily follows, .25 cts, or
slNO at Druggists. jan. aI-Iy ;
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PASSENGER DErARTMG,, :


On ald after Sunday, June -, 1851, the
PASSENGER TRAINS Si!!s-Ga asherewith iE-
li2a,gd upon tlis read &ad is branches
laiLE. cXCeut SEmlia-s
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GOING EAST.
SGGS ZEN

Solid Trains betWccN CIarlestOn and
Columbia.
{ ........ .... ... J. T. DIVINE, -
Genera! Superintendent.
T. II. EMERSON, ...
General Passenger Agent.
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Rail RoGfEs.
Columbia & Grec0yiiic aailrGaa:

C-7-e:1,, @-.-..-a-
Etz !!,rsE .,z,sor .75fzF-=f - reag:,
lasl Y i ~ I..l:- =.
if52ES U U az " q Iks w S.sy
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52S.SSf,$O

The combined Capital and Asses Of
Companies in our agcnuy> :fGots up
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Gid DeminIen Atems,

Says the Globe Chronicle: T~o
Of the furnaces T ihi> 4 .nrsny have
be, running siesdiiy Ill months
last year. Ia tisi> IA. ulh the COM
p.,nS made Tie Ni a,~t i,.n 81
record Tor slifts iun fH-ac-,-s03
tens. ! his s,si tioits base b,., II
made 10 b,ai ibs l.cois. a,.d ry
will succcrd beyond ths.ir ms,,t
sauguine expectations The Outi'h
for this month ending to- n,r,.w
morning at Z n,clnrk wiil probably
be over $50 on Of bullion. ihe ere
ssnoiier average over II per cent.
" e shall try and get exact figures
for our uexi issue. This output Is
tie largest ever made in the world
from thiriy-'on furnaces. The ore
they are taking out now Is extreme
" rich, aud. what is better yet. there
does not seem to be any end 10 It.
s superintendent Thomas feels Sc
well pleased over tie result of the
IN nih's work that he viii to morrow
give all the working hands "blo~
out"
The company shipped this week
! about $50, eco pounds of bullion.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12

The Rurdl Nel0 Ror1sr suggests
the Han>el rs an early rusi.heiry,
and the Cuthbeit as late variety,
10 h of which are rrd il co.or, Il
suitable for family use III Il market. 3.
The Caroline is handy and product
I've, but yellow and not of firsl
quality. For csnnipg there is no.
hing like Shaffer's Colossal. For
the earliest and most productive OF
black caps, the Souhegan is the
raspberry; bat for the largest, try
the Gregg. OF currants, Fay's rro-
life is the best Of The rods, and the
White Grape currant the best of the
whites.
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IT is positively settled that Sammy
Tilden will accept the Democratic
nomlnati.n if it be rendered him.
If the D, ,macratic Convention ASST :
a tarif-for- rever uc-only Platform
{ he frs great priciple of ihe Party
next 10 local self government, Sans
my viii be compelled TO endoise It
ard thus stuliify himself; for he
stands with the Republicans on The
tariff quesJion. Either the Demo-
cratic party must take water (not
drink it, or 1ilden must eat crow.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12

TuE full dst..ils of the Chicago
Republican platform have not yet
been rereived at San Francisco.
iIem which all western dispatches
are repeated, but the synop-is inGi>
Gates careful study Of the inter-
ests of the nation.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12


TIE disiurbers Of the reacs in
Apsc he courtv should be imrnedi-
Ately sat down upon by the ruling
power 1f the Territory. It is of
such q nature as to he peculiarly
dangerous ard warrants the Govern.
or in us Dg any degree of force
neces. sry to preserve order. a war
betp zen the hormons and Geniiles
a pacbe county is liable 10 begin
af any moment If the present fever
heat Is not Suppressed. The Apache
Chtef Of May 2s carries 7olume of
vituperstion against the Mermons
VII ich no STA of society can justly.
1t says:
sApsche county stands slone in
Arizona in the fight, and the music
has begun and will be kept up until
there is not q vestige remaining of
this corrupt Disgusting herd of
fanatics and cranks in Apache coun>
tv. Let the people and press of the
Territory assist us, and in short
time we will be fee from the tolls
of this mamouth house OF prostitu-
ton; let them remain Is they have
and inside of three years Arizona
will be under the control of Presi-
dent Taylor of the Mormon church,
one of the worst whOre-mougers
and criminals IN the Unired Sta es.''
"They have not the fisst principal
of an "oxceIeni citizen" They will
lie when he truth would suit better;
they swear drint, pray. commit
perjury, and stealing from
ZINC Geutiles is one OF the rules of
the church. No act can hey do 10 a
Gentle is mean enough TO satisfy
the cravings of the so-called church ;
tliey are claunish, mulish ard igne>
rant; they are (as E clss) vOrst
than any race IN Gods foot stool
they have not the honor Of an Indi'
an, the truth of perjurer, the man
hood of the "missing link" nor th'
religion of nm in1del."
"The Mormons are excited. The-'
criminals of Apache county mus
leave or stand the consequences-"
Fair and impartial visitors t.
Marlcepa county who have tecom
acquainted W til the Mormon citizen
of Mesa City and the vicinity o
Tempe speak highly Of them as 81
industrious and ,hrifiy people. ar'
our county records, criminal, oivl
and social sh W then to te peac. a
kls, hospi.able citiz,ns. There l
NO occasion for violent language @
violent acts in this part Of Arizon
and it is difficult to believe tha
tbere is so much occasion for il
aggressive or defensive, in Apach
county. Shonld hostililies begi
there it woulI doubtless kindl
nor,bward and extend over Uia
and Idaho and be suppressed h
government troops, the matter bein
treated simply as riot, impartial,
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12

oSE of the grand jurors that in
dicied Weediu. of The Enterprise.
for slandering Marshal Evans says
ths jury did il because Ihcy wan'ed
tho lstt,r "shown up" Weedin
shou d present the mirror to that
srand iury
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12

Il is said that if common salt be
addrd to poultry droppings it viii
prevent its burning up lants when
applied 10 them; the theory being
that the great affinity of salt for
mois- ure prevents the rapid drying
ef the dreppisgs.
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coMu1rrEz on CREDENTIALS.

Chicago, June 4.-The Commits
lee on Credentials has b. en- ia ses~
sis.n almo>i continuously for 94
l,,u.s. AID up I" "'clock sais after
l.c~ni had only ell o>od OF i''e : II
.>il,,m., Isl s;r'"gia, ) h Kens"cI y,
81 Iliin"is sHt Ilisstic5 Of Cs.i.a.~
bi. cases. ieaviY. 2i New Work, 81
l,nn-y .v.nia end ,h- RENAL rins
kaul'.hy e.ses "ndei'g:.intd. and
.,l-n ihr Eirsisiis e.. i'.-r.'i case J"
the .,u Ai,h.ms, =. :. sins-..s and
Aris.rr Is r.s..r.n. ,ie. reeul"le: oTcF
'..iner s',! iisfnisn. roate,i'",s
a'ne s<s,.: a.l,t'.t. are 40 hUg
rarn. y n. slim and james
l:,ue vrf,. s"afs,s la First Cv>.Ts i.
D.siri,t aver jNhn-oa aud t;ic, y.
Ihe nien admitted are Arthur dele
gates. In tie second Illinois dis
trict there was sharp contest, bul
Harry RugaB and Chas. Piper, ad-
herenis If Logan, were admitted.
Two hours were expend, d before a
decIsien was reached in he 5th
Kentucky case, and the contest re-
sults d in seating E. A. Wilson and
Michael Winton, Blaine men; the
vote stood 26 to 81.
RESOLUTION.
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The Sssr says: There are GER
tain political principles which rise
fur above and beyond the lines Of
political PARTIES
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12

TIE Arizona delegates TO The
Chicago Democratic Convention are
instructed Qy whomD 10 vote for
Tilden and Hendricks.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12

CREMATION establishments, under
cnntrci of the g vernncr,t, are TO be
found in all the chief cities or
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-12
DERECTORSs
II SHERMAN. SAM'L A. MURPHY
NJ. CAk.sTI, e J. BENNETT,
GUY BENNETT.

Receive deposits, make collections
buy and sell exchange, discount
commercial paper and do a general
banking business.
sz-oA@. hours freA "a. "a. .4p.u.
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Logan forcfs wen over to Blaine.
Logan will peobably be made Vice
President
PRHscoTT, June logan report
ed elected by vote of 914.
LATER-Logau's nomination con-
: -
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may be, created warm discussion.


may be, created warm discussion.
Plumb, Of Kansas, ofIe; ed a reso-
luton against the ownership OF
lands in this country by Foreigners
Referred.
Haw kins Tennessee, offered 9
RESOLUTION pledgIng all delegates ts
support the nominee CT the cenven-
tion whoever he may he.
The resolution binding delegates
was Withdrawn.
CALIFORNIA DELEGATION INTER-
VIEWED.
CHICAGO, June 4.-The California 3
delegates being interviewed on The
qnt tstion, what does the election 81
Lynch signify ?" Morrow replied that
ii +ignlf,s that Blslne's suppOri>
era are right il clalaiug the largest
farce in the convention. Croker
raid "Blaine's friends never claim ed
the majority OF the entire Convention
IN the first bRiloi.
L hiss 10 signincstion beyond the
fact thai tie nomination Of Blnine
may NOT take place on the first bal
lot" Park said the vote proved
thai Blaine had 40 more votes than
were clkimed fer him by his friends.
a large nunber of Blains's friends
voted for Lynch 10 piesSs the South
ern delegates
L. T. . 3. R.R.
BosTSN, JAue T. = The Atchla IN
Tope ka & Santa Fe R + Ca. hsvs
given the Is9ulred three months Ao-
tice fer ths withdrawal from the
Railroad Associations
" bicl, p0sis al busintEa ~est eI shs
Missouri Si7er.
ELECTION.
PORTLAND, OB9 June A large
vote ~hs p lied throughout The state
oluwuess OF the committee pre-
clude, the possib ilily Of getliag
anthlng ike HccurA.e returns yet.
are however confirmed
hat Herman (Rsp) has been elsct-d
10 Ton .re>s. Fieen~, Rel sDiican
candidate for snpreme Judge prsb,
4bly elected.
FOR TILDEN.
WooDLANE, CAL, June A-Tha
met to-day and elected
he following gentlemen to the state
convention: Davs McGowan, Zen
Ely, Jr., I. D. Adams, r. e Moore,
2, Il. Everett, lie Ely, D n. Her
'hey, John ". Coin, af,er which the
adj Orued with three
Ulcers for TilGcn.
NO VOTE UNTIL FRIDAY.
CAICAoo, June 4. = The conven-
ion assein bled at 7 O'clock p. IL.
Il is said that the committees ON
,redeRtlals and resolutions are not
'eadv to report yet. Committee on
-esolv,ions has net yet agreed on
he form of the tariff plank. 1t is
hought now that ballot will not
1e reached until Friday.
INDIANA PUSHING HARRISON.
CHICAGO, June 8 AT the meeting
y the Indiana delegates this morn
pg tw en'y>nins voted to present
Harrison as 3 candidate and il Is
md, r-toOd that twenty-five of these
Nil surely vete fer him. This ac-
ion has created intense s1citem. MT
nd promises to upset calculations.
BLAINE Or DEATH.
CFICAaO, June 4.-Ihs following
Explains itself. Detroit, Mich. June
To ". w Morrow, Chaii ma.
California state Delegation, Chica
70. The vote OF the members of
he Detroit Board OF Trade Today
lood as follows: Blaine Sc, Eds
nunds %, Arthur 20, John Sherman
/. Give US Blaine or give US death
signed) members OF the Detroit
Soard of Trade.