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Mr.. Blaine Interviewed,

Mr.. Blaine Interviewed.
he IS NOT DISCOURAGED BY THE "BOLT"-sURE OF
MASSACHUSETTS IF THE DEMOCRATS DON'T NOMI-
NATE BUTLER.
Representative Milliken, OF Maine, who went
home Immediately after the Chicago convention,
returned to the House today. He has been work.
ing indqstriously for Blaine, and called upon him
at Augusta He says the plumed knight is very
confident, not being In the least discouraged by the
"Dolt" He does not think, he says that the people
OF Massachusetts could afTord to have free trade
democratic President, In view OF all they have at
sta e In the way OF manufactures. They have too
much grass land to start a prairie flre In case
Ben Butler fails to secure the democratic nomina-
ton Massachusetts will certainly, he Thinks go for
Blaine and Logan. He believes Butler to be the
only democrat who C ud secure the democratic
and Independent republican combined vote.
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MARRIAGE LrcESsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk or the court 10 Michael
Gilfeather, OF West Point, N Y, and Sophia NJ
Collins: W. h. Cohen and K Louise simpson; John
T. Shelley, OF Failing Water, West Va, aud Louisa
NJ. Levy, OF Relay, Md: Johnny Sands, OF Pitts
burg, Pa, and Annie Coleman; James Downing and
Maggie Costello.
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FOUND DEAD N HIS KOOM.-Iesterday afternoon
coioTed laborer, named Edward Garner, was
found dead In his room in shepherds alley. He
was about 40 years Old and was last seen Saturday
evening. His noD-appearance since that time to-
getner with the fact that he In ill-heath, in-
duced the people living In his neighborhood TO re
quest Ofi1cer McTaggart TO force open the door OF
his room. The coroner was summoned, and after
examination gave a certificate Of death from nat
ural causes.
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he Friends of Cleveland and Flower
Equally Confident.
TAMNANY AGAINST THE INIT Rrrv


SARATOGA. n. Y, June l7.-About $50 OF the $50
delegates to the state democratic convention are
already here. All delegates are expected TO be
mere by this AFTERNOON, the result OF the meeting
OF the state committee tonight is anxiously looked
IOrward 10. The friends or both Cleveland and
Flower are equally positive in the expression OF
tne1r Oelef OF the success OF their candidate The
main point OF the friends or the former is to secure
the vote or the convention for Cleveland as the
state nominee so as TO send solid pledged vote for
MIN 10 chicago This can be done IL the unit rule
is ADOPTED by the convention. The Tammany men
mere are not In favor OF that rule and unless keys
influence be for it, threaten to oppose IT. The uues
tlon Is likely to form one OF the principal points OF
the state committees deliberations To- night
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NJ J. Maloney, editor Of the Richford vl3
Gazette was arrested and his once closed yesterday
by the sheriff. for Islander against Judge Royce, q
St ALBANIA
The wrestling match &C Philadelphia yesterday
between Joe Acton, champion of the world, and
Matsada sorakichi, the japanese wrestler, for Q
purse Of $500 was won by Acton
Mayor Smith, Of Philadelphia, has had 4 waYfAne
issued for the arrest OF Hugh Mullin, psopnetW e
the Sunday World, OF that city, On the chaxye q
malicious libel
M Rubrena, the editor Of the Cuban paper La
SepGrfstd, In New York, was arrested yesterday
on charge OF the spanish author1t1es that he WG1
shipping dynamite 70 Key West nor use IN CuoA.
II was found, however, that the shipment was
ordinary gunpowoer, and RuhgenA Vas otncharRe6H
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The Political Field.

BLAINE AND LOGAN CONFERENCE.-THE NEW YoRR
DEMOCRACY, ETC.
Gen. John A. Logan, accompanied by Senator
Hale, arrived in Augusta, Maine, yesterday. The
candidate for Vice President was received with
cheers at all the stations along the line. They went
at once to Mr.. Blaine's house. and In the evening
serenade was rendered 70 Gen. Logan, which he
acknowledged In a brief speech. In which ne pre-
dcted "a glorious republican victory" at the polls
next November. reception followed Gen. Lo-
gan went TO Augusta at Mr. Blaines request 20
confer with him In regard TO the campaign and the
letter OF acceptance The national committee Will
go to Augusta next Friday evening, when the let
tiers will be presented. Mr.. Blaines viii be of
considerable length. Gen Logan Will return %
this city tomorrow.
The Delegates to the New York democratic state
convention are arriving In large numbers at Sara
toga. Tammany Hall win have 500 representatives
the county democracy about 400, and Irving Hall
about $50. James O'Br1en's democrats are also re
presen ed. Cleveland Is spoken OF In dispatches
IRON Saratoga as having the lead
Sixty-iye OF the most prominent democrats from
all parts OF Delaware resolved themselves into q
committee In Wilmington yesterday Tor the pur-
pose OF looking after Senator Bayards chances at
Chicago They propose TO raise plenty OF money
for the purpose.
M. g. Norton, who was elected member for Mn
nesota OF the national republican committee, has
resigned. II is thought the committee win appoint
ex-(iov. Davis In his place.
The Baltimore city democratic convention Last
evening declared the primaries In i've precincts
invalid and ordered new elections In them
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II NAHDI KxH0RTs THE GOVERNOR OF p0NGoLA.
CAIRO, June I7.-Later advlces say Fl Mahd! has
appointed the present governor OF Dongoa Ameer
OF that place, not his Ameer as before reported
The Mahdi exhorts him TO Join his standard II he
hopes for salvation and advises that he hold Don
him at ri Obeid.
THE ANGLO-FRENcH AGREEMENT CONDEMNED.
LONDON, June 1z-European newspapers gen.
orally condemn the Anglo-French agreement con-
cerning the Egyptian conference.
PARIS, June I7.-The Repuoatque Francdtse
The Journal des Debdts says that no political
concession by England will induce France 20
renOunce her right To insure respect for contract
which was concluded with moral guarantee Of
the powerA
RAILWAY At eUAKH.
CArRo, June l7-The twenty sixth royal eng-
neefa who have been ordered 70 Suakfm, WIN con-
sruct 1etty at that port 20 facilitate the landing
q material Tor railway which ts 70 be built nve
don % cop1tTuct tho railway,
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MOVEMENTS OF o. s. NAVAL vRssEIa-The United
states steamer Tallapoosa is at New York. The
United States steamer Richmond arrived at Port
SAID yesterday on her way home from China
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kilograms to The Star.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.
new YORK, MAINE AND DELAWARE.
THE CONTEST AT SARATOGA.
A CALIFORNIA DEFENSE OF JUDGE FIELD.
THE SARATOGA CONVENTION.
Delegates En- ROute-A Talk with John
kellN.

NEW YORK, June 17.-About 450 members OF the
county democracy started for saratoga this a m
oy the West Shore road. Among them were Com
missioner Hubert o. Thompson, County Clerk
ktenan. State Senators Robb and Daily. ex-senator
Coldwell and Others. The 69th regiment band ac-
companfed them. A large delegation from Tam
many Hall went by way OF the New York Central
road this a. m In the cars were John Kelly, Gen
Splnola. Police Commissioner Sidney p. Nichols.
Judge CardoZa and ThoS s. Brennan The delega-
ton and friends numbered about 500 men. Mr.
Kelly said he expected they would have quiet and
peaceable time at Saratoga Tammany Hall. he
sald, mad always supported the nominee OF the
national convention, and always would. The
irving Hall delegation TO the number OF about l00
went on the same train.
rNf
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THE DUTCH SUCCESSION.

BERLIN. June 17.-The North German oasette.
Prince Bisinarcks organ. says that the attempt 10
make the Dutch succession q Eurupean question
St tai. As the constitution Of the Netheflands de-
nns the succession and excludes foreign interfer-
enca
THE SPANISH CHAMBER or pEPrrTn
MApRID. june I7.-Count Toreno has withdrawR
his resignation OF the presidency Of the chamber
OF deputies
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Fs~ $25 REWARD!
rsa COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL.


that wing Of their hotel will be open for tho
cOmlnOation Of guests June G The services Of Mr. a.
". Jackson of Kane. PA. superintend-n mt and F. H.
Ryder Of Nantucket Mass steward and terer have
been secured Tor the Accommodations for $50
guests Colonial Beach the salt water of the Po-
tomac. 6s miles from Washington and in Westmoreland
county. Va. within few miles OF the birth place of
G. orge Washinyton There is delightful sand beach
celed salt ter bathing fishing. grabbing and boating
The hoe. is newly furnisiisd throuhout Dou le
andaS and All the river steamers stop at
the wharf.
81 per day. $40 to $12 per week &35 to $40
per mouth of tour weeks. Plat Of at the Wash
inetOn Office. 1921 I street. je1O-.w
fA POLITICAL PICTORIAL NET BANNERS
49, painted at ROG1NSKi l. LEV IS, 908 d street
northwest Designs and estimates cheerfully furnished
All work guaranteed and dine in the most artistic
3el01m
80 JAMES H. McGILI.. ARCHITECT.
a-s Office No 9O8 q street. Prepares plans and
specifications for all classes Of buildings and superin.
tends their erection. 10 Inn
F1p- LUMBER LUMBER
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $110 532 g.; customs s664, ,e667x
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The I'VE telegraph suits in which the Baltimore
and Ohio ana Western Union Telegraph companies
have been decided In favor OF the B. o.
The British minister here has instructed the
attorney general OF quebec to hold Emo the fugitive
New York banker. for extradition. Ma Emo the
win Of the fugitive, II critically Ill
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The Situation i'm Cuba.

d.
MADRID, June l7.-In the senate to-day Count
RaScon gave notice that he would shortly inquire
about the p .hcy OF the Spanish government In
Morocco and the protection which rance has
been giving to the sherifr OF Wazan. The count uni
also called attention TO the condition OF affairs In
Cuba, and advocated the administrative, CONNER
TaJada ValdOrera, minister for the colonies, said
that the situation In Cuba was not desperate as
1t was described TO be- The government was doing
verything possible TO improve it.
The Conference Of the independents.
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Independent republican
to confer with the New York Independents, ar,
rived In this city this morning. They Will hold a
private meeting thus afternoon and arrange the
prellminareS for the general conference which
comes on this evening at private house
The President Coming to Washington
Tonight.
NEW YORK, June 17.-President Arthur received
few callers this morning and In the afternoon
started for Princeton College TO visit his SON. He
Will return to the city this evening. He will leave
for Washington on the midnight train
Bishop Simpson Dying.
PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 10 a m.-Bishop Simpson
Is very low this morning, and is growing weaker.
A Prominent Kentuck ian Assassinased.
GREENSbURG, KY, June l7.-CC. Morris, promi-
nenJ citizen, was aSSaSS1nated yesterday he lert
his home in the country on horseback, on the way
to town shortly afterwards firing was heard, and
his son and neighbor found his body lying In the
turned inside out, but It is not supposed that rob
berry was the cause of the deco, which Is shrouded
in Mystery.
4eath Of Gen. VIM. McCamdless.
PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Gen. William McCand-
less, who has been sick and confined to his home In
morning. For some years he has suffered from
wound In the thigh, received during the OF the
rebellion, while Commanding the ID Pennsylvania
ho NO ha
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A BALTIMORE CLERK INVESTS UNCLE SANS MONEY IN
LOTTERIES.
Joseph J. c. D0ugherty, who for fifteen years has
been chief Of the money order division In the Balti
more post office, is charged with embezlement OF
goyernm Mt funds to the amount OF $1,000 The
matter was discovered Saturday by Gen. Harrison.
Of the Post On1ce department in this city, who was
sent to Baltimore for the purpose OF investigating
the necessity for an increase OF force When dis
and said he had lost the money In gambling and
investments In lottery tickets DOugherty bore
the best OF regulations, and carried the nickname
Of aHonesI joe" It is said he kept his accounts in
perfect STYLE was punctual, polite and sober. His
salary wea 81 600 year.
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William E. Cooke, the Alleged EOrHer.
WAS HB IN WASHINGTON OR IS IT CoINCIDRNCr IN
NAMES?
The Baltimore American Of to-day says: "Wil-
liam E. Cooke, who was arrested In this city on
Saturday last chSfee with forgery in Philadelphia
It has been learhed snce came to this city from
Washington on a bicycle, which, 1t Is charged, he
stole in that city. He obtained admission to the
headquarters Of bicycle club by means OF wheel
mans suit, which he took from OF the guests of
the Riggs House. The machine was valued at $500
and upon his arrival here it is sa1d he sold It fol
SIS"
Nothing is known among the Washington bicy-
William 4. Cooke, Of New York, registered at the
Riggs on May 24lh and remained until NAY 28th.
Of selling, but nothing Is known Of his. having
bought or stolen one He wore no bicycle suit, but
was nicely dressed, appeared to be gentleman
and was acquainted with at least one OF the local
wheelmen, with whom he made run to Great
Falls
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HERR Won ErsENpEcKEK, the German minister. win
leave on Thursday next for New York, where he
will take the steamship OF the 25th instant for
home. His successor, Herr Won Alvensleben. is not
expected to arrive In this country for some time
yet
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MiddletOm,D Bank.

NiddletOn,s Bank.
THE ASSIGNEE's STATEMENT NOT READY YET,
Middleton's bank was locked and deserted to- -day.
The notice OF the reason for closing the bank
which was posted yesterday still adorned the front
door, from which 1t was inferred that the assignee
Mr Geo. +. Green. had not yet completed his state
ment
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day for supplying stationery to the department for
the ensuing fiscal year. The following were the
washington bidders: VIM. Ballantyne Son. Jas
l. savage, c. w. Thorn & Co, j. D. Free, jr., j. j.
chapman, r. x. HeIpenstine, and Easton q Rupp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-17

R A MASS MEETING
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES RESIDING
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
Will be held at the National Theater on
TUESDAY EVENING, June II, 1884, at 8 o'clock
90 h .ae pc s sale Sy 1s 1nIn m
who favor. in tine interests civilization and
to s s
ers will address the meeting. By order Of The commit
,o,,>, JAMES FULLERTON. Chairman
L. THE s3GIkTI 3SWS c911AaF 81 AaEnN5 ~ OF GEORGE
s1a 1he fo1rh Annual EsanSa WIN ct the Col
%
which S the public are coTay u;
banquet are requested to apply to the he Secretary,
se,s-st 4os 9Th a1s street. Washington. Ii st B G.
T-ga ASSESSORS OFFICE:
Not,ce :. WAsH!SaTSS % TON c June 5th lssz
Hacks cabs Omnibus Street Cars and ali other Sehi:
tn the q & cF fSf a
licenses ne must be promptly renewed by al proprietors
de ~, 1rinx to &C continue M business after that date
s}Ss i OF the RUBT pobG Assessor
f--ssP. ATTENTION MAINE !-ALL THE SONS OF
Ha Blaine on Ea sTs
sna consider i'd ether business
one come all. Ladies cordially invited to bs present
Fgr DR. J. LEE McCOMAS WILL PRACTICE
t-S At Deer Park and Oaklan (Md.) this summer a.
usual je16-2w>
r~. AN ADJOURNED, MEETING OF STOCK
t~H holders in the Colonial Beach Imp. Co. viii be
jeie-st '''''''' '''~''' 0' T. H. EVANS. sec'y.
. POLAND WATER POLAND w.yrn,,
fresh supply received to day by y stea%sr;
Agent for the District of Columbia,
jel6-3t 9th and D streets northwest.
L-S Or the Pick Line Of Freedom in the South is
III press and i'll few days will be ready for delivery
Orders should be addressed to the author and pub
jel4-1w Lock Box 80. City p. O.
r1pe THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
~ will oien the admission Of patients on
WtDN NtSDAY. the 18th Of June 1884. Ap licsnts for
admission should apply at the hospital, corner Of 10th
and Boundary streets to the resident physician Dr. H.
NJ QUITS. je14-3t
rs~ s25 REWARD!
Mr. NJ T. Bridwell offers reward Of twenty-five dol
persons found using his bottles of the following drs
cipon caution all persons not to sell buy fill
any OF my bottles marked as herein described US will
enforce the law again all such PERSONS Pint lager
side M. L. b." and '351 st g. w. D. c..
1881 :" the other side. This bottle not to be sold
One. half pint soda water bot les marked side,
Washington D. C. Keissued August i3 1881 Others
marked ''Codd's Patent. makers. Ryiands b Codd.
Barnesey" On the other side large star, with figure
No. / and others 81 M. i. BkIDM ELL.
te1O-1m 351 M street southwest
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GEN. W. W. DUDLEY, commissioner of pensions
left for Indianapolis last night TO attend the state
convention, where he hopes to receive the guber-
natorial nomination.
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The President Coming to Washington
Tonight.

NEW YORK, June T-PreSident Arthur received
few callers this morning and In the afternoon
started for Princeton College to visit his SON. He
will return to the city this evening He will leave
for Washington on the midnight train.
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lHE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.-THE WEEKLY
STAR Will be sent postpaid to any address in the
united States or Canada until after the presidential
eiection for nifty cents. 1t lis large eight-page
paper OF n1ty-slx columns OF interesting reading
miscellaneous, personal, news
ana gossip, etc. Send for sample copy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

A cute little actress now playing
at one of our local theaters relates
q little insident which occurred to
her while spending a vacation last
Sumner at one Of the naughty
French watering places. Visiting
a modistes there for the purpose
of purchasing ready made bathing
suit, she was struck by the fimsy
manner in which they were con-
structed. After examining several
che exclaimed: But none Of the
suits appear to be securely stitched.
" All, that is So" quickly replied
the saleswoman, with a cunning
lear; 1T is on purpose just one
leetle accident, and Madame always
gets an offer of marriage" This is
just like the naughty French, but
We woulden't be surprised to
see the idea introduced at Monte
rey next Sum ner for ali it is worth
San Francisco Exchange.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

There is an opening for an enter
prisins journalist in Southern Cali
fornia. According to an exchange
a San Francisco journalist has re-
ceivcd the following offer from the
proprietor Of a newspaper in the
much doomed region:
The salary of SIS a week may
sound small, but being in the CEN
tire Of an agricultural district, We
are constantly receiving large gifts
Of potatoes, grapes, delicious peas
indeed, everything il season which
after being duly noticed, would be-
come your perquisites. The edit
orial table turns up and makes a
capital bed at night and there is
a capital stove to boil coffee on.
If you can play hymn tunes there
is a vacancy, also, of S. for an or
ganist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03
STATE LAND SALES

Gen. Prebble informs us that in
the Eureka District U. S. Land
Office alone, last month be selected
for applicants 9340 acres of land
from the 100000 acres grant.
This speaks well for our segebrush
State. The increased revenue from
her land sales goes far toward off
setting the decrease in net proceeds
Of Nevada's times. Though Presi-
dent Arthur may stab our silver
dollar he cannot stop the growth of
long horned steers on the bunch
grass hills Of Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

There will be preaching this and
every evening, until further notice,
at Harris Hall darlington block
up stairs) by the eminent Evange-
list of California, Mrs Julien j.
Foot under the auspices of the Pa
ci6c Coast Band of Holiness.
Services commence at Z O'Clock.
All are invited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

Dou ,'as COUNT girls have r.
marka lie well developed and s',a.e-
~ feet. 1t is said to be tie result
of chasing calves around the COR
rails barefooted and allowing tle
mud to shoot up between then
oes.-Tribune.
The immense feet Of the Dougla
county men must be accounted for
In the same way. Pursuing calves.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

For Banquets Dinners and Par
ties use Eclipse Extra Dry, it is
equal to any and superior to most
imported brands, and the only nat
ural California champagne in the
market.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

1t is reported that the members
Of the bonanza firm are negotiating
for i dissolution of the CO. artncr
ship. Some time age Senator Fair
offered to buy Flo, d and Mackay
out, but they declined to accept
the offer. and in turn made him a
proposition, which he is now con
sidering.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

James Vaceza tried yesterday
for an assault on James Mahoney in
the William Tell Saloon was ac-
suited by the jury
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

The il nothing very start ing in
the Presinent's message this year
and those who do not care to wade
through it can read a condensation
of it.
1t opens by urging the necessity
Of adopting some new method of
counting the Electoral vote.
Relations with foreign powers
continue amicable.
War between Chill and Brazil at
an end.
On good terms with France and
Germany.
Wants Congress to appropriate
money for the Rartholdi Statue.
Italy wants America to abolish
import on works of art The 'Presi-
dent favors the idea.
France and China about to have
a fight.
Wants the laws regarding the
landing of the Cinnamon more
carefully revised.
The trade Of the Congo valley
should be open to all nations upon
equal terms.
Everything all 0. X. with Corea
Everything all wrong with Egypt.
On good terms with England.
Favors til, reciprocity treaty |
with Hawaii.
The rest of the message is main
" devoted to renewing the com
mercial treaties with various for
eign governments
He gives silver black eve and
does not touch upon the Mormon
question.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

Tin work, Plum: hing, Gas ard Water
PIP" Fittin. done b cGmpeten, q ex-
uerienr"i NO kmen
Part euler attention given q cen, raj
Il special orders VIII nj 10
b viny and filling orders at :, small
6 nm s>ion
all mi "Ea'n'pn gontS and prices be.
10 . pu chasingi ise where.