Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-25
[lIyE And LOGAN
|rountry 10 sohdifying for
national Repub-
iican Ticket


CnmpaABN
1;,sn senatorial convention held at
w. Hon. G. NJ G. King, OF Neills-
minated for Stale senator.
T,ibune: The great fact which
y. eslablish Is that Mr.. Blaine was
warren Fisher, deceived by him
;naueed to Involve himself and
Undertaking in which they all
lei by the ref ssEl Of Fisher to
nersuaded when disaster came
for the enterprise upon his
M and finally left in the lurch by
N fiond, who reasoned that Mr.,
: nublic man, could never afford
I I'M was Justly due him, for fear
M ~snecial TO Chicago Tribune: il is
,bst the letters have been hawked
me time with a view Of getting Mr..
euds 10 stop their publication, but
.n,sed 10 take any notice of these
y Songratulating themselves now
,osrafs have published the letters.
here agrees that the letters are the
tr,bute TO Mr.. Blaine's honesty and
friends, His distress, because he
I, raise So, 900 10 pay a loan h:
gor the railroad company, proves
4. IN tslsChood about his being a
nile his strenuous efforts to keep
sompapy out OF financial difficulty
..nr60f that he was rightin saying
"a IA he no deadhead in the enterprise.
Mcpherson says, with relation TO
f,ean letters. that ID seems to him
.igs and Haher had had a misun-
about their business transactions,
ri money was due him, and that
vas In the whole matter.
III wont be Influenced by a small
,st kind" he says, land | would
rrised IL the publication would BIO
he s5q in Garheld's campaign,
Mcpherson asserts very conf
bst the Republicans will carry Ohio.
,rse mail every morning, and says
q ssyery reason for encouragement
lerers received are requests for
n III, and are accompanied with tho
.b.t this question is exciting the ut
H. The result in Maine, they say,
r,roal effect upon the state, and
jdeness before there il great ac-
a Maine having been disposed Of,
81 came the battlefield, and about the
!. vii be followed there as in the
4. states. The Republicans clam
\ tyer fhe result IN October may be,
4 q Republican in November, as
\ 4 least 10000 stronger than his
slate.
4 West a prominent lawyer Of Bos-
n er to the Boston Journal, says he
Ooaintance of ]. FL Mulligan, Of
ber notoriety, in 1879, while be was
e law case with Loheir 4 Weleh,
bEyers. Mr. West says no was
n al the time, and asked Mulligan's
81 out Mr.. Blaine Mulligan said he
N sider Mr.. Blaine . ~,Irupt man;
N believed he never sold his vote,
" EVER use his influence as speaker or
IL a 10 influence legislation in which he
B~srsonally interested
n rnnan Commercial Gazette includes
n ! lie OF Hendricks as follows;
known in this region as a mean
4 ID war, and q foxy, ambitious trick
kce. After bowling fraud" four
\ spoiled the old ticket by groedily
Nj the first place himself. hour
N he took the second place TO . pro-
tcian, and he would doubtless take
zther than be retired TO private life.
q quotation from his 'lifo,n for we
No doubt Patent Office re-
q be thrilling compared with it.
khnen Of Birchdale, MINI, to the
forty, have taken stops to organize
and Logan club. The Irishmen Of
b are enthusiastic in their support
Publican nominee for president
knlar meeting Of the federation Of la
b held in Washington, resolutions
kedto the effect that Gov Cleveland
himselfto be a bitter enemy of the
a and their interests by vetoing all
khich the workingmen have for years
4 % have enacted into laws in New
heFefore the workingmen should aid
|unorable way "a defeat ''ths vassal Of
Ens and the servant Of capitalists
fiidacy for president Of the United