Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-06
Late Eastern News.
Trouble Between Blaine and Arthur

Trouble Between Blaine and Arthur.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-Thele is an
element IL the political situation, SO
far as the Republicans are con-
cerned, which has Lot been publicly
commented upon 70 any great OK
t: Ia. There ); areal l.a.ic amen.
i,ad1n3 r. !ublicnne "y,i ,!..ir ro;,t.
sc'i tuiurr. The tiral,t;ai tIuih g.,
y Nv \ ia AZ. l"r--, i.>run, a.,
i'r utr i".GL.n5 Il, lnrrlI .iI,n II.
IL, ir!"3.ut !ou iIoIn good y w
l1it o"u.ce7 ::;ya tia. tue i.nahcial
nUubles iE.re ar 10y 10 means at an
end, amt that here Is prospect of
a summer of business emhar!ass-
ments. In View of the dismal coin-
merclal ou,!o"N many II publcuns
are asking lhem-eivts whether 1t
will be possible for them to carry
the comln3 e.ectiUu. Ia tie event
OF hard year commercially the r.
publicabs ih!hk the people viii ipev-
i,ably turn against he party in pow
er. Then there Is aLo,ler very en-
barrassing feature O: the next Re-
to find li.e sluew> of war to carry on
hlSA moral pressure canvass
Their capitalist friends have ali
they can do TO sustain a sagging
stock m'lket, while the hateful civil
civil stryice law shuts off the assess
ment of the federal otiiceho.ders
A Democratic ticket of Tllden and
Hoadley or Tilden and Payne would
be regarded by the Republicans as
financially much stronger than any
ticket they are now likely to select.
In addition to this an enormous
amount of Bitterness is being devel-
oped between the Arthur and Blaine
people. The development of their
fight has been slow in its completion.
but it will lose nothing in the way
of intensity from the delay. Tue
Arthur people are savasely attack
ing Blaine at every hand. Upon
every corner there is talk among the
Arthur men Of an actual bolt if
Blaine should be nominated. The
Blaine people to-day are the quiet
est of all the men interested in the
canvass. Blaine has not yet gone to
Maine. He said ON Sunday with
much significance that it was hardly
hot enough here for him yet.
DfscOnsoiute Whiskey Men,
The great Western whisky pool,
whose proper name is tho Western
Export Association is dying, if not
already dead. The whisky market
it glutted. There is stock of L.
sou. eco gallons, and those who con.
tinue to produce are losing about IL
cents on every bushel of corn. Wits.
Ky should sell in the west according
to pool rates at SLIP, per gallon,
instead of los at Cincinnati, 81 O6
in New York, and even at 81 .O1, as
it did the other day. The Interna-
tionaI Distilling Company, George
W. Kidd of New York and Des
Moines, is the unruly member, AID
until he submits to the rules, stops
production and pays his assessments,
amounting to $4,000, the pool will
wait. If the pool were in working
order it is claired q market could
be made in two weeks by shutting
down the mills. President But
fa'o" Miller declares that he has made
his last gallon of whisky, and will
retire from business next September.
Drowned by u Ciou -. Burst.
DENVER, May 31.-A cattle round
up camp on Frenchman Greek, near
the Nebraska and Colombo line, was
destroyed by a food on Thursday.
El-ven COW boys belonging to Col
olado and Nebraska outfits where
drowned. The flood was caused by
o cloud burst which occurred near
the small Flat Head Cheyenne In
dian trai! The canyon of water was
coming with such force that it swept
everything in its path. Men, horses,
wagons and camping outfit were all
carried down stream with such force
that but few escaped.