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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-19

A storm oil Lake Michigan Tnesday
night blew away the shhnty in which the
laborers employed In the inlet lake tun-
mel, at Hyde Park, were lodged. 1t was
set on piles in the lake nj out one mile
from the shore. There were sixteen nlrn
in all employed in the inlet, aud by the
carrying away of the shauiy they were
left cliaging to the s%tiipgers in a most
perilous position. One man came ashore
on a plank near South Chicago. Eight
figures could bc sScn through field glpsscs
clingins fast 10 the pier. The life saving
crew sonneedei in yGsruing four r%oraons.
aud IL il nnS ka0vB tbat ten of thosc
on the fmil pier were drowned The
storm Sns M Of great fnry. and blew
mp very suddenly, and the work IF de-
Stroying the frnil structure was quick
aud complete. The men had one small
boat which is supposed 10 have gone
adrift
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-19

George Rutherford. nh old.iimc Aus.
finite, formally proprietor Of the Black
bird ranch in the canyon cast Of town,
arrived here from Marsh Basin. Idaho.
yesterday, ond started for his home at
son Jose 10y the train this morning.
Though owning n handsome place down
at that garden spot Of the world. George
cnnmot suppress the disposition 10 roam
about and engage In all manner Of enter.
priscs, the ruling spiti, being as strong
ia him now ms in the flush days Of GO.
lie is robust az usual aud enjoys life in
the Old.timc style.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-19
From Tus.d.y's Daily.l
sALMAGUNDI.

AZ. Brimharl gives notice that he
Will preach in Freeman Hall next FIJI.
day evening.
Hon. j. S. Mayhush. who made a
visit to the Western part OF the State.
was back in town yesterday.
Don't forget that the Registry books
close ut G o'clock p. NJ. next Monday
evening. Look outl Or you'll get let.
"BiG Sim" is bringing across country
from Utah. where they were captured
the late escapes from the Eureka county
Jail.
We are anxiouslr waiting for those
stump speeches that Mr.. Conkling has
SO long been about to deliver in the in
tereSt of Mr.. Blaine.
Preparations for a concert TO he given
at an early date are being made, the pro-
eeeds Of which to be devoted &c procur-
ing u new organ for the church.
The Nellie Boyd Dramatic Company
gave q very satisfactory performance to
II crowded house last night and departed
for the West by the train this morning.
Warner q Co., forwarded to-day by
slcPhetre's team to Tuscarora, 10. OOO
pounds Of salt They also shipped to
Sandy, Utah, a car Of ore from Railroad
District.
IL. l.. Byrne departed for San Fran,
cisco this morning to bring up his fam,
lily. he having rented a dwelling here
some time since, of which he takes pos
session as soon us vacated by the pres
ent occupants.
d. w. Reyes is IN town from Mardi,
district with specimens Of ore from III,
BlackEawk mine. 1t is base, but run,
SO i'll silver, and is doubtless a yaIuaLl,
discovery. The body of this ore uncoy
cred Is said to be immense.
Some of the Eastern papers are uti
lizing their old cast-otf cuts Of Lyda
Pinkhum as likenesses Of Belvu Lock
wood. It's wonder that the ghost O
old ''Lyd'' don't app,s to these ghoul
ish iibcllers Of IL departed female.
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The Democratic Convention.

The Convention of Democrats who as
scmh!cd here yesterday was one of the
mos; harmonious political gatherings
that ever came together at any time or
place. the consequence being tina; one OF
the bcs; tickets ever placed in the field
for public support. was selected. The
Convention yesterday reminded one o!
the Uli-'iuic gatherings OF Democratic
delegates from every part Of the county.
bringing their certificates Of election,
instead Of "A scmi-ocoasionll, with II
pockct-fu!l Of proxies. 1t was a whole
some change from IL custom which had
become far % prevalent, AMI indicates
the awak cuing OF renewed interest in
local political affairs which BODIES well,
both for Democracy md the county.
Those who were Unsuccessful i'll their
aspirations, recognizing that they had
received fair and impartial treatment,
gracefully submitted 10 the inevitable
and cordially endorsed their more foFtu-
nate competitors. The very bcst Of feel
ing prevailed from first to last. and n
more enthusiastic feeling Of confidence
IN tho success OF their nominees was
never enjoyed by any nominating con-
vention hat ever assembled in Elko
county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-19
From Mondays Daily.l
SALMAGUNDI.

an! specimens OF ore or mineral Of
any Kind sent to w, +. a Co. 4 agent nj
Reno, marked c. c. Thomas. Neyado.s
commissioner to New Orleans, will find
" place in The Nevada cabinet, and will
be thankfully received by Mr.. Thomas.
BITS. Castor, formerly of Eureka. Ney..
made AN attempt Thursday. 10 shoe, Mr..
Platter. President of the Los Angeles
County Bank, but Was Unsuccessful
h loss Of $4,000 in a speculation in
which Platter was concerned. v,s ,bs
supposed cause o! the lady's attempt 10
shoot him.
Inc Conference report OF the Zion Co
operative Merchhu;ile Association shows
revenues OF $ 1900, 600: sl25OOO
worth Of merchandise ON hand; notes
anu accounts on hand, $500, 900. and
nearly $3.50, 600 in real estate in Salt
Lake and other places. A hnlf-veo,Iv
dividend Of . per cent Is declared.
Dispatches from Ohio say the Repub-
mean" have no hope of Yves. Virginia
and Sre moving the negro repraters from
that State (" Ohio. Ward political man.
'Pai"'orS are going from New York, Phi
iadcirhia and Baltimore to Ohio to work
Tor S!ainr. The Republicans are des-
peFa'e II admit that if they do not get
a biS majority ia Ohio, the Blaine liz is
up.
Richard Clark, of Caledonia, Canada.
an employee Of Forcpnugh's circas. while
opening the Yentiiator in II cage. had his
let hand seized 10y IL tiger. and while
trying to release himself, was seized by
Two tigers and dragged inside the CAGE.
HE NINA were finally beaten off witt,
iron bars. Clark's arms and legs were
crushed aud %muiilated.
Mr. Baliinger. wife AMI family. who
came out FROM Missouri some five
months ago To visit the parents Of Mrs.
BaiiInscr, Mr. aun Mrs. Frost. Of White
Rock, returned icy train yesterday to
Their old home. Mr.. Frost, who accom-
panied them to this place, Returned to
White Rock.
Hi. Stoker feels like tackling the
S~hrievnl,y on an independent ticket, but
states that he ALL 10 nothing rash. as he
Is lying SupincIy. i'll the hands Of his
friends. lie Is confident however, that
he can beat his It'll Of July Record.
The Times sag Russia has not only
driven American petroleum from Russia,
but has also been selling crude oil to
Austrian rciincrs and i, making deter
mined Efforts h obtain Il foothoId in
Eastern = many.
The TEs,trura Timcs.Rcvicw saws:
There j. a piece Of So. ohurct ore Mt the
Navajo oGi-r which does a persons eyes
good 60 look at. II weighs about four
Hounds, AMI /. almost u cumpict. mnss
"i native silver aud crystaIiz,d ruby.
Thee Is a st.vuk Of native silver. over
an inch III til, knees, running completely
through it. While the rest of the chunk
Is ?~crmratcd with the same metal like
mosaic work.
We were permitted To- examine the
"Co'c T.Ou..oncd ore Just before it was
forwarded lr.m here, and are free to ad-
mIit that 1t Is one Of the richest and
nlulsD..pst ADpEiuI.us nj .iEy..r mr.. ,,.
lave even seen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-19
From Fiidsy's Daily.
sALMA,:UNDI.


A. Dennery was the only departure for
Tuscarora by stage this morning.
1t is reported that Il. 81. Daggett has
assumed charge Of the Enterprise.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi.
neers will hold their next annual eouvcn-
ton in New Orleans
In the District Court to-day, Fred
Specketer and Andrew Nichols were adj
mitted to citizenship.
Som. % the candidates for Office in
San Francisco are assesssd a. high as
$1,000 for political purposrs-
J.. II. Hall, Of the Oregon Railway &
Navigation Company. and family,
passed East in a special car last evening.
Hpsh Martin, his daughter Annie aud
Mrs. L. Peupd, are expected to arrive
here from Bruuean this evening or to.
nouox morning.
Warner 4 Co. loaded Amos Roach's
euns to-day with A., 900 pounds of gem
cral merchandise, which will he started
for Tuscarora Tomorrow morning.
Tbs d~ri-gstes c.c4 from Lamoil!c 10
the Democratic Convention I - be held
here next Monday aro Ia. Odcii, Elisha
Dakiu, Jvhu McD ormOit aud L. Dakm.
Young John Paisley was attacked
near Emigrant Gap, Nevada county,
Cal. by a cinnamon bear and two hall.
grown cubL- lie killed all three with Il
Colts Eve bCDAeT. 81 calibTe.
Maud s. having made at Hartford a
half mile III 1857. the last quarter in
:JOI. she will be driven Tuesday next,
the weather permitting, to beat Der rec
ord of 2O9'.. Jay-Eye-See and Pba.Ias
will he retired for the season.
DR.. J. S. Potts and wife, of San Jose.
passed through on their way East We'd
nesday morning. They we're met hcm
by DIR. Henderson and Wifi. Who arc i'll
innate and oid.,ime friends. DR.. Put;,
aud wife will return home by the South.
cru Pacific route.
Henry Miller, Of the firm OF Lux a
Miller. the Well-known stock men. sud
Hook Mason, came up from the West
last evening, aud accompanied by Jrn
Bradley, continued ON To the latte. :
ranch On Mary's river. They wall return
here in a day OF tao.
A special train OF twen'y-ouc cans
loaded With beef cattle passed West ihia
evening. They were shipped 10 Gray
son * CO., from Wills, 10y Spufk, *
TInain. Fourteen cans vail b. LETT NJ
Reno TO I've fed; t,e other sesea gpius
through to San Franchise.
John l.. Sullivan says hc ir'rr.r y 10 {
train down to 200 pounds or lc,, e. A!,
Set-to with Laa.n. II" j. willing 90 WAGER
from 1900 to $500 inaf he liii uryr
the best Of Latin from the ,tar, IL
confident Of ca.ii, d! spasing o! him.
The Jail at Baker City, Cats6n. was
burned "Wednesday. Css:icF Flyers. the
only prisoner, wns burned - dc.tl.
Myers Vas beiag he'll Tor action Of t..
Grand Jury on . rhir|r 10! carIc steal
ing. Tue building was co.nr.gt,I- 3D.
SeloIci in lamE before Tie III, WA
discovered
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-19

The GrcCnback-La Labor party OF Washoc
county met in convention at Reno last
Saturday, and nominated Grove Hol-
comb, of Washoc; George u. Hill, OF
ormshy. and Captain Frank Cook, Of
Humboldt, for Presidential Electors.
The convention indorscd Jerry School.
ing, the Democratic nominee, for State
Senator, aud ". T.. Lcmmons, II. IL.
Beck and William Henry for Assembly.
men.
The Silver state says: AZ Captain
Frank Cook, Of this county, il mn cnthu.
siostic Democrat, and n candidate for
Asscmblyman before the Democratic
Convention, which meets here to-day.
the G%rconback party will have 10 10.
model their electoral ticket, or indorse a
Democrat for Elec;or.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-19

4 newspaper that il continually mig
ging the community in which II is pub
lishcj 10 pay IL more iriJuts Is public
suisance. u il like the beggar who finds
IA perpetual delight, md possibly some
proai, Ia exposing his sgrc. on The high.
way. TO be constantly Jeraiing delin-
ancnt Snbseribers. scolding those who do
not subscribe, and spreading broadcast
The poverty Of it's subscription list is only
60 confess that II Ia In a bad GN md lacks
the sP1notin;iOn which makes prosperity
sweet. Newspapers of this class are in
ccssantly bcwoiling their lot aud iorlur-
log their good nniurcd readers with
gloomy ~reoitals NJ their strpgglos,o make
10th ends meet. UrconsCiousiy they r..
veal the fscd hat they arc mn iucumb.
rance upon and not 4 necessity 20 tho
community 10 which they appeal for
support
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-19
Iron Saturdays Daily.l
sALMAaUNDI.

A slight shock Of earthquake was felt
at Santa Barbara Wednesday.
Asreeial train Of 90 ears loaded with
sugar passed East at 80 this evening
a cyclone in Sicily, "Wednesday, killed
twenty-seven persons and injured over
four hundred others.
w. W. BtuSh Tour own "Bill"1 has
received the Republican nomination for
Constable Mt Battle Mountain.
Resolved by rail to-day. for Payne &
ferha!d two cars coal; for Tuscarori. a
car Of salt; for Elk, u car of merchnu.
disc.
An Italian opera company passed East
by he train last night, and Cartons
English Opera Company passed Yves,
this morning.
warner & Co., today forwarded To
Tuscarora by Ashby's teams. 10000
ponrGs Of merchandise and by Curry's
teams, 10000 pounds OF salt.
W. T. Smith shipped to Harding.
Martin 4 Caverly at Boston, to-day, a.
600 pounds of wool. the seasons clip Of
Adams a Rife of Mound Valley.
1t has been discovered that eleven
graves in the cemetery a, Jamestown. O.
have been opened AL 49, hoAigs stolen,
and rewards of III. OGO urr offered for the
ghouls. 60
William T. Osman. pnstor of the Com
Sregntiohal Church in North Stamford.
Conn, Wa arrested Wednesday for II
criminal assault upon a s~iI-year.old
daughter Of Henry Jimmerson.
Registrar Green informs us that the
number OF votes in this district now reg
istered is oaly lSS. 1h.re's more vet 10
come, and only about a week lett in
which To register.
At a meeting of the Republican State
Committee at richmond. Va, TLundly.
resolutions were adopted Withdrawn.
the entire electoral ticket. Several OF the
electors have nireuiy resigned.
The family of Rev. Anthony Simpson
arrived from San Francisco last evening.
AMI we're comfortably installed at the
parsonage; several ladies having pre-
pared Tor them - welcome reception.
Messrs Elmore and NcBurney, to-day
completed the stone abutmcuts for the
iron bridge across the humboldt above
town. \ large force Of men have been
employed OH the work for over two
weeks and they have turned out what
LOOKS To ns like Il fHt- class job.
At BIZ Cottonwood, Utah. Thursday.
n man known is 'GDyrrnDr" Norton,
hat hls right hand blown 90, his left eye
lie ';r"yed. his face manslcd and filled
NTH powder, ny the premature discharge
o. " gIm: powder cartridge in his IN inc
IaongL r.Aiy years OF aye, he il reported
- ia IL fair .Ay 10 recover from his ter
.Llr injuries.
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tfrom Wednesdays DAily.I


e. A. Littie6eld Of Ogden, passed
West by train this morning
The dispatches state that the French
forces have sustained a defeat in an inn
portant engagement at Tonquin.
VIM. Richie has sold his ranch ON
South Fork and is now on his way over
land to the Northern Country. He is in
town with his teams.
Harry Van Drcillen had his ankle
severely sprained yesterday, by the fall
ling of his horse which rolled on his leg.
Harry is out to-day, however, on
crutches.
Arrived by stage last evening from
Tuscarora: NJ. Seigel, Nellie Boret.
Departed this morning: ]. S. Mayhugh.
WIN. woodburn, Frank Boskowitz, -
Donohugh. ]. A. Plummer.
A special train with thirteen cars of
beef cattle attached passed through for
the West this morning. The stock was
shipped from Halleck Station. by Mason
d Bradley, to Lux & Miller at San Fran
cisco.
Freights received by rail to-day were;
A car Of wheat from Halleck for James
Davis, q car of barley from Deeth for W.
L. Smith; u car of wood for Payne &
fernaid and n car Of merchandise for
Elko merchants.
e II. Hale has brought his family in
from their ranch in Huntington valley,
n they will occupy their residence in
town during the Winter. Their little
girl Is not yet fully recovered from her
late serious illness.
Superintendent ]. II. Whited, of the
Truckee Divesion of the Central Pacific.
came up from his home at wadsworth
last evening and enjoyed a pleasant re.
union with his old-time friends. His
family, who nave been on Il protracted
visit In the East came in by this morn,
lnS's train, and accompanied by him
continued on to their home ut wads.
worth.
G. G. Bethel, a former we'll known
conductor on this division of the Cen.
tral Pacific road, was yesterday with hi.
wife visiting friends in Carlin, havin,
Just come up from Mexico, III which
country he has for some time past beer
filling the position of conductor of q
passenger train on the road from Eagl,
Pass to Castano. Mr.. Bethel was som,
years ego employed as II conductor OF
Ia Union Pacific road, and his presen
trip to Nevada is due to the fact that h,
was an important witness for The com
pany in a case now pending in which
that company is II iit!San;. The U. p
people have for = long time been tryin.
TO ascertain Charley's whereabouts, anC
only recently discovered his locality. /
will be noticed tina: since caving tn.
Humboldt Division, Charley has takel
unto himself a wife, and his many Ne
vada friends will take pleasure in "xtend
ing to the young couple their hrGrty col,
gratulations. They left Carlin by tn
train this morning on their return L
their Southern sunny home.
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Fer state Senator.

Hon. j. b. Moore, of Ruby Valley,
to-day announces himself u candidate
before the Democratic Convention for
STATE Senator from this county. The
Colonel has been II prominent man in the
county since its organization. having
several times represented Us in the State
Legislature. whore lac made an excellent
record, both rs II faithful and efficient
member. His past experience as a legis-
iator also renders him peculiarly eligible
ms n candidate for tho position he seeks.
Personally lac requires no newspaper
introduction, as he is wcll.known to n
majority of the voters Of the comfy.
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From Thur.day'. all
sALnAGUNDl.
The Knights of Pythias hold regular
meeting Mt their hall tonight.

The knights Of Pythias hold a regular
meeting at their hall tonight.
Hack=>.1ck," : lasting end fragrant
perfume. P-'ee % and 90 . ais. For
sale by f. F Muller.
Arrived 10y stage from Tuscarora last
evening: J. II. Commet and two Chi. |
namen. No departures.
VIM. Rutan. aged 20 years, committed
suicide by poison al San Jose, Monday. |
He was Respondent from excessive drink.
In the mill between Mccartney and
Mitchell in New York, Monday night,
the former won the fight in four rounds.
Received by rail to-day, n car Of hay
and n of wood for Keith x McAdams;
n car OF hay for Bartlett 4 Ostreieher,
and a car Of merchandise.
Thomas Trainor's livery stable at Eu-
reka was destroyed by fire Monday, nine
horses being roasted in the flames.
Loss, $4,000; insured for $4,000.
We are sorry TO hear that Ham Nc
Cain is laid up by sickness in his home
at Halleck Station, and hope soon to
hear that he is on deck again as usual.
The President appointed Frank Hat
ton, Assistant Postmaster, to the posi-
ton OF Postmaster General, Tuesday.
and he was Immediately installed in the
Office.
w. d. Doddridge and II. ninskley OF
the Union Pacific, while ON a tour OF in
spection of the Oregon Short Line, were
robbed of their annual passes, watches
and considerable money, Monday, near
Ketchum.
The international Prime Meridian
Conference at Washington adopted the
meridian of Greenwich, Monday. San
Domingo voted in the negative; France
and Brazil refusing to vote.
Lawrence Conley, a 15-year cub of
Philadelphia, who imagined himself in
love with n l4-year-o!d girl named Ben
son, shot her last Sunday because she
failed to favor his advances, and then
shot himself. His wound was fortunately
fatal.
Governor Tritle has offered 81, 900 re-
ward Tor the arrest and conviction of the
murderers Of Rafferty,, Fritz, Raymond
Mrs. Fritz, who were brutally muir
dercd u few days ago in the Huachuca
Mountains. The slaughter is attributed
TO Mexicans.
The wife of c. j. Mallory, OF Mystic
Conn, spranS from n train into lake
PontchGrtrain, La, Monday, and was
drowned. Mallory is Commissioner ior
Connecticut TO the New Orleanes EXPO
sition, and with his wife We're on their
way to that city. No cause is assigned
for the act.
skE. j. CGrpeaux arrived here from Bull
lion last evening after powder, fuse, and
other mining necessaries, he being about
to begin work again on the Web-foot
tunnel, which has already been driven
into III" claim over n thousand feet. lie
wt!! probably take n short ride by rail be.
fore returning home.
John KchOc, the section man at Non,
teilo, came down by the train for surgi-
cal treatment of a severe wound in the
thigh, inflicted by the sharp edge Of a
rustcd and worn water pipe against
which lie accidentally fell. The wound
was attended to by DIR. Mcigs late las.
night and Kehoe is getting along CON-
fortably to-day.
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A Prize In Every Rnr-

d. Reinhart & Co. are in receipt OF q
new brand of baking powder called
Lake Shore" 1t is guaranteed to be
frst-class in every respect, besides con-
tanning in each box a card emitting the
purchaser, upon presenting the game at
the store, to n certain article named on
the card. The prizes consist Of knives,
spoons, cake baskets, %castors, sugar
bowls, etc. The powder is sold at the
same price as other brands. Try a box
and draw a prize.
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Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the time
for the registration Of she qualified cleo
tors in Wells Election Precinct for tho
general election TO be held in the County
OF ElEo, on the 4th day OF November,
a. d., 1854, will expire at 6 O'Clock p.
~, on the goth day Of October, A. D.,
1884.
William Conger, Registry Agent of
Wells Election Precinct. Oct. 8, 1884.
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ClSOAe GOod Men.

Th" d"lgatcs to the Democratic Con-
ycutlnn which meets Aore Oh Monday
Nil place ia EJ,nsGaiion a candidate for
State GcnsioT. ;hrcc Tor The Assembly,
nui \ fdli County ticket, and in the
cLni"c 81 nominees ihry will not have
performed ;Enir duiy ns representatives
%: the Democracy Of EikO county unless,
laying aside al lrr,ouul feeling. they
shall strive TO select from the party
ranks for nomination Tor all the posi-
;iDns, the very best and most capable
men from among al! whose names have
l. cn or may be presented fcr cOn,idcrt-
tom. There Is plenty Of good material
from which 10 construct u Grst-cla,-
ticket. aud !! TIL desire on the part OF the
Cow, n,'on to put forward the vc,y Lcst
that * available Is made paramount; to
all other considerations, that chosen
next Monday will sweep the county
lbc u vrriihlc wlirlwind.
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nlal ~ Elkn.

John Carey, of Carlin, who was
brought here for medical Treatment about
" month ago, died on Sunday aud was
buried in the ccmetary here. Tie de-
ceased had been in the employ of the
railroad company, as u blacksmith, at
Carlin, about fifteen years. He had been
aiiing for some years, and was beyond
hope of recovery when brought here
from his home.
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ohIo-

The Ohio State election takes place
to-day, and news from that quarter will
be awaited with much interest. The Re
pub!Icans have had an army of stump
orators beaded by Mr.. Blaine, h~arnng-
uinS the devoted Buckeyes, and the Pile
thonc sack has dumped its d~cmoraiizing
shekels IN every precinct. so that under
these combined influences, a pretty
big majority for tic followers Of
the Piumed Knight may r~easopa-
bly, bc expected. Unless however,
It shall reach extraordinary dimensions
say forty or fifty thousand, the Ohio
election viii prove Of 40 moral benefit
To Mr.. Blaine ON the eth Of next month.
But Whatever the result in Ohio. New
York Is nov safe for Cleveland. beyond
pcmdventure, for while the latter has
grown steadily in favor in that State.
the former has as surely declined in pub
lie esteem, until, with n fair chance Of
carrying the Slate at the opening OF the
campaign, Mr. Blaine, to-day, has not a
ghost Of a show.