Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-27
EASTERN NEWS.
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- June 26.-The Column
nv raee was postponed 70
ts.BsfssuI'uo ynipe, With the understand
100 tnn y no. roged then It should take
M tbst u w. after the Yale-Harvard
osce one L. - raining hard and the
r.,sr rough ct Ins' ~
ga ga not be rOwed.
euree. Pa, June B.-ihe
81 cIsrion County failed to open
bSpk OF ~ morping. Inability TO re-
~ dsofs 's.cnritiss il the Principai
size OF a. failure, though some say
ense OF - the oil depression. II was
HsSs,sd one of the ssronees. DANE.
e1nsns,;tuticns in the state, outsiuo VI
ne s;.;es. No statement pas oeen
brgs S Srt 4 is thought it Will DC able
= nee. its liabilities.
The OH Market.
- lime 26.-The oil market
nIs;sr this morning, and tracing
sssiye in small lots. fluctnations
fnlu CANNED TO a range OF . per cent.
ssfs eG il reported, brought about
0nsw stsoa . failure yesterday.
g,.I Republican Committee FER
Wong June 8.-rhe Republican
NV Committee appointed com
fs. - thrae to anne permanent ON
phs'' ,Tha committee reported as chair
ers p Zones of Pittsburgh score
nsn' Dsf F..saenden of Connecticut,
10 following executive committee:
sno 'S rhsfIea of Colorado, j. G. New Of
!! M. Mason OF West Virginia,
~ Hsines of Maine. W. W. Grape OF
S.ssachusetts, z. Sanderson OF Miscon-
- Samuel b. Elkins OF New Mexico.
~ ' Hobart of New Jersey, George W.
49,, N Virginia, John ). Lawson OF
d. york. X. w. Humphrey OF North
nn',;na Frank 8. Blaire of Vermont,
Ua~,iI CLAYTON of Arkansas, Frank Mo-
Ioui.iana, A. l.. Con2er Of OHIO,
T. p sanborn Of Michigan, Church
IL M Nebraska, Cyrus Leland, Dr.,
sTs,sss. John X. Lynch of Mississippi,
r. CIarkson of Iowa, j. f. Layton of
n.Iavare, and Z. X. Rollins OF New
Hsmpshire. Also the following finance
.s~pittee: B. r. Jones, Horace Davis,
I.hn % Lawson, David Settler, w. w.
c,ano. 3. X. Rollins, J. A. Carey and
i,s,rps W. Hooker.
M. Jones, the permanent chairman.
made a happy aud m0deet address, Q; y
inc that be had many nisgivings of b .
shility 10 peri Jrm his dates satisfac-
.c,iIy and to obtain the foil benefit OF
n superior Judgment, energy and ex-
usrience of the committee. Referring
Z Blaine, he said 1T has been my
sood fortune to have known Blaine in
timsteIy over thirty wears. have
ratcbed his career during all this time
si,h unusual interest, and l have never
tnosu any man to be actuated by purer
motives or governed by a higher stand
ard OF morals. His lofty patriotism
and splendid ability are recognized and
acknowledged everywhere. He is always
On the American side of every question.
Thsse virtues and these accomplish
usnts account for his wonderful mag
pstism and for his nearness to the
hearts Of the American people" The
speaker said the Democratic party must
y held 10 its record OF free trade and
psif for revenue only. After abiding
10 Logan's splendid record, he said, in
eonclusion, with such candidates and
sach principles as are set forth in our
platform success is assured, and victory
viii be ours in November as surely AZ the
san will bless rs with its light.
AT 3:l5 the chairman again called the
COMMITTEES TO order. Secretary Fessen-
den read a communication from the
Young Mems Republican Club of New
York and suggestion that ths CLUB
would be able TO contribute To the cleo
ton OF republican Candidates in No
ysmber. The communication WAS re-
fered 10 the Executive Committee.
senator Chaffee reported In behalf of
the sub committee to select headquar-
ters In New York city, that 242 Fifth
avenue could be secured. The report
cas- adopted and the committee ad-
Iourned subject to call OF the chairman.
The Executive Committee met in the
same room and Was In session two hours
With closed dpors. Senator Chaiee was
made permanent chairman OF the Execu-
tive Committee. The sub oomInittse to-
aighi resolved to add under power given
By the General Executive Committee the
names Of Conger (Ohio) and Clarkson
IIova), to have IN IRE especially care of
and the ptrty's working in
Western States. The General Executive
Committee adjourned at 8, subject TO
call Of the sub committee. The latter
committee and chairman will go to
work Ms once on Organization of details
II tbs campaign. fhs Finance Com
mittse also had meeting this after
nson TO lay out work for the campaign.
Vanderbilt Refase. 10 Match Maud \
NRw YoRx, June 26.-fhe Spirit Of
nc Times Of June 18th will contain the
following answer TO the challenge to
match Jay Eye See against Maud s: 81
have heard Of challenge said to be
slgned BY the owner of Jay Eve See.
Why he or anybody else should have
Impotence enough To allude TO me or
ny mare a. challenged party, know
Ing, a. everyone knows, that | have in
varisbly refused to allow her tro,ted in
. match or race, is past my comprehen.
sion. keep Maud for my own amuse-
ment, and am we'll satisfied in my own
rshd that sue is the fastest piece OF
trotslng horsefiesh in the world. IL she
y not the fastest, ske Is at least the
lasdsomest and most perfect. When
any one else gets aud drives ON the road
inner looking animal Independents of
sPeed ! will probably dispose of Maud
= ] have said on previous occasions
Nat there are some horses which, il
they could trot mile In a minute,
would not have as gift for my private
use. | think Maud 5 IL perfection ia
everything she undertakes.
Nm. II. VASpsRBfLr."
The Spirit Of the Times comments as
Follows: "rhers is really more warmth
snan dignity In Mr.. Vanderbilt's re-
MARKS, as Mr.. Case knows full well that
ns has everything TO gain aud nothing
% lose by making believe that he is
wesins 70 pit his little black geldine
against the queen OF the turf. for he
must DO we'll aware that Mr.. Wander
Sas nAa set his face against matching
naud = against time or other horses.
nef career on the turf is ended. Mr..
SAse might just AZ safely challenge Mr.,
nonnes's Recluse or Edwin Forrest. II
appean to rs his actual motive Is a
mere commercial scheme 10 secure lib.
sl1 eners from associations for exhihi,
non heats by his horse.-
Arkansas Democrats.
IdrrLr Rock, June 26.--Ihe Demo.
s ssstie State Convention reassembled
morning. Pending the thirty.
vulsn ballot Fletcher Was withdrawn
~ Ex,Astorney General q. II. Hughes
slAred nominee for Governor by &C.
aeation. Recess till 5 o'clock.
4 had Break.
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