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The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-07-25

w nights holy hour
when through
Helena's village
madly tore, a man
from Bozeman
W. town, who swore
-o-@ that he would die
before he'd bet on his home team as of
yore. He had whooped and yelled. but
all in vain, the results were damnable
;ust the same. He is lighting out" to
catch the train. swearing he'll never
come again.
The extremely hot weather of this
afternoon together with the general
belief that the Bozeman boys were
going to win, resulted in small at
tendance at the base ball grounds.
About two hundred and twenty people
witnessed the game, which was not
characterized by brilliant play on either
side. Semper, the new twirler for the
Helenas was in the box during the entire
game and did hard, steady work for his
team up to the finish. Shorty, of the
Bozeman team, did his usual good work
in the box, until the eight innings when
he relieved Place who met with a slight
accident. Haggenmiller, Of the Helenas,
is daisy" in any country and caught
the straight, but swift balls of Semper
with ease. On the other hand, for some
cause, Place could not hold Shorty as
| ,rolI a, ,,.,,ol op,l tha uolapoo uho h q VIC
practiced On semper's swift balls, batted
the balls all over the grounds. During
the first part of the game it looked as Il
it would be very close, but after the
Bozeman boys had fumbled with the
ball in the field wildly and uselessly
endeavored to hitSemper's swift straights
through three innings, the Helena peo.
pie began to put up on their team. AL
though several innings were played
without a run being made after the frs
which gave the Helenas four and th'
Bozemans two, it was very evident thai
the Bozeman boys were badly demoral
ized and could not give Shorty any SURF
support. The Bozeman boys failed t.
make another run while the Helena
continue to pile them up and during tht
last innings succeeded in getting In four
which made the game stand hfteen tt
! two. The cause of Bozeman's thorough
, decentralization is attributed to tht
, strange ness of the grounds, this team
, never having played on grounds othel
, than their own. Also the arrangement
{ of the nine, some of the men played il
entirely new positions. the Bozeman
, ties who accompanied their nine re
maine steadfastly loyal and lent thei
money and lungs up to the last +
contribute to the enthusiasm. The fol
/. lowing is the score.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-07-25

An attempt to distroy large lot of
valuable property and several lives was
frustrated in Chicago last week, by the
arrest of the parties who had the matter
in charge. It is proposed to give them
q prompt trial and it is to be hoped
that the same justice meted out to the
Haymarket dynamiters will be admins
tered.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-07-25

The sundry civil appropriation bill,
reported to the senate, has been increas-
cd by the senate committee from $50.
5000 to s27 800, 600, but is still s6.5OO,.
600 less than the estimate. 1t increased
last years bill by nearly S., 900, 900.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-07-25

President Cleveland goes right ahead
vetoing fraudulent pension seekers bills
Just the same as if he wasn't running for
Office. This passeth the understanding
ofthe average Republican.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-07-25

BOHEMIAN.
Total

Harry Wallace, of Livingston. umpir.
ed the game, which was notably free
from guarrelling and "kicks."
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-07-25
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.

GNMt S\ccN ss$spis,n. slsRis 's 'ss be
thousands suffering from Asthma. Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedyf It is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on positive guarantee at 10c., SOC.
W. NJ. Award druggist.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-07-25
BADLY DEMORAIIZED
THE BOHEMIAN TEAM HAS THE STUF-
FINS KNOCKED OUT OF 1T
IN TWO BOUNDS.
The First Game A Regular Walk-ovsr,
The Second Shows up Better.

HELENA, M. T., July 2lst, 1888.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-07-25

1t was mid
nights holy hour
W h en- through
Helena's village
madly tore, a man
from Bozeman
town, who swore
that he would die
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-07-25
ADAMS. SNIlTHCO.
CHICAGO.

Formerly Adams, Smith, sherwin & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-23
A TERRIBLE EXPL
A II. q o. Engines Boiler Expiode',
Ing the Engineer sad Fatally InJur.ng
Others.

A II. g. d. Engines Boiler Explodes.
Ing tho Engineer sad Fatally InJur.nE
Others.
Special Tieorqm % ne R,ois-.
PIEDMONT, w. VA, jane 22.--Thif
morning at $50 the Baltimore and Ohio
shifting engine, 122. exploded her boiler
at Keyser, instantly killing Joseph A
Bell, engineer; perhaps fatally tcsldine
William II. Boehmes, fireman, and seri-
ously ipjuring John McNabb, conductor
Three ring, Of the boiler In front Of the
fire box was blown entirely away, and
Bell was thrown one hundred feet In the
air and thirty feet from the engine
Boehmes was on the foot board aud W ~
thrown over the rear end of the tender and
fell on the rail Of the next track from tb'
engine. He is scalded almost all over hi,
body. In many places the flesh hangs ip
shreds. He IL scalded internally. Hif
face on the left side n isjured where he
fell on the rail. Bat little hopes are On.
tertained Of his recovery. McNabb was on
the front foot board, and was thrown
thirty feet from the engine. His lefi
shoulder Is broken, his right side badly
hurt, the back Of his head cut, snd LEFT,
cheek scalded. He will recoye. Bell
Wa blown up on the Cheat river
grade on engine III, near eighteen yesn
sgo when Engineer Geo. l.. Wheeler VA
killed. Bell Is forty-s six years old, mar.
ried and leaves wife aud seven children
The funeral will take place at Westsrnport,
Md, Sunday morning at hslf-past nine.
Jas r. Martin, OF Elk Garden, . miner
in mine No. /, was instantly killed to-day
by fall Of bone coal. Martin leaves .
wife 10 whom he was recently married.
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A T.rribls rIoed 1. M..Iee.

ZAcATEcAs. MEX, June p. The wont
food ever known In the history OF Mexico
occurred on Tuesday night.
About 500 houses were swept away and
many lives were Lost st Z.los, while st
Leon one thousand bodies have been recov.
cred. One mile square in the heart Of the
latter city Is gorged. while every bour
brings TO light new horrors.
At LsgoD, about forty miles south Of
Leon, tbs los Of life and property 10 nearly
a. terrible ~ at Leon, many people and
cattle being swept away 10 the rushing
waters, mines filled with water and miner
drowned while trying 70 escape. The coun.
try from Celaya to Logss is one immense
sea, while the railroad IL In deplorsblt
condition.
Hundreds OF families are homeless ut oil
points and many are starving. Crops
ruined. There is no telegrsphic comnp
cation or by the railroad 70 the City
Mexico, and Il is still raining over the
tire Rspublic.
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THE BATTLE BEGINS.
The Surprises on the First Bsllot-Cali-
fornIa Solid for Bisine.

The Surprises on the First Bsllot-Cali-
fornIa Solid for Bisins.
CONVENTION HALL, CHICAGO, June %
At HOG, when Chairman Estee brought
his gavel down upon the desk and asked
the convention to come to order, not a
score of the delegates or alternates, out OF
sixteen hundred OF more, were out OF their
seats, and from the floor to the roof the
immense structure was sea Of heads and
waving fans.
The attendance was larger than at any
previous session, and Col. Ingersoll, who
has not missed such gatherings for score
of years, remarked, as he surveyed the
scene from the stage, thlt it was sight
which would fasten itself upon his memory
to his dying day.
II took good many poundipgs of the
gavel to still the roar Of the convention
and bring about 3 semblance Of order, but
when it had at last been accomplished
prayer was offered by Rev. W. II, Woos
ter, Of the Chicsgo Congregational Church
At the conclusion of the prayer the roll
call was ordered for the selection Of can
didate for President of the United States.
At1l:S5 the roll call began and was as fol-
lows
THE VOTE By STATES.
Alabama-Sherman -, Alger 6, Depew
|, Harrison /.
Arkansas Ingalls, 10, Harrison /, Gresh-
am 1, Sherman 2.
California-Haymond announces: Cal
ifornia casts her 16 votes for James G.
Blaine" There was q roar Of applause.
IL commenced in the gale les back Of the
stage, and went like food over the ball
all through the mass Of human beings to
the roof. Ladies waved flags, white plumes
and parasols. The chairman pounded the
desk in vain, and it was four minutes be-
fore there was order.
Colorsdo-Gresham 3, Harrison 2, ALI
SON /.
Counecticut-Hawley II.
Delaware-Harrison 6.
Decentralization l, Filter 3, Sher-
man 4.
Gsorgia-Gresham /, Harrison 2, Sher-
man 10, Lincoln l.
Illinois-Gresham AZ.
Indiana-Harrisen %, Gresham /.
Iowa-Allison 90.
Ksnsss-Ineslls IL, Blaine 1.
Kentueky-Alger 4, Dspew l, Harrison
4, Gresham 5, Sherman 12.
Louisiana-Shermsn 8, Gresham 2, Alli-
SON 9. Alger 2, Depew 1. Harrison 1.
A Louisiana delegate asked that the dele
cation be polled. The Chair said 1t is
right, and the clerk called the roll Of dele
gates She roll of delegates resulted: Al
'saAlliiGe Ss;oeMaissF 3 PsRfS aiHsSu Gresham !!
Gresham ], Harrison 2. u
= .Marylsnd-Dspew ], Sherman 2, nA'
N,,5, Allison 2, Gresham ]. Btalpe AR;
S,chusetts -pspew !, Blaine ALI
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is closely watching the convention, said TO
the REGIsTER representative this evening":
''The vote shows that the professional
politicians are for Alger; and the why and
wherefore is simple. If he is nominated
they will make their livipgs for the next
four years ont of that lumber board. Algtr
and Morton is their ticket-a barrel on
each end"
- The friends of Alger openly boast of q
plentiful supply of money, and are using
it freely. Whether or not he can buy the
party remains to be seen. Alser's charac-
ter is already smirched and his title to the
nomination, if secured, will necessarily
rest under suspicion.
THE BLAINE MOVEMENT
still remains q mystery. Hon. John W.
Mason, who is an ardent Blaine man, told
me this evening:
"The convention is running along just as
we expected. There will be deadlock,
and Blaine will be the only resort"
1t is safe to say that four-6fshs OF the
convention warmly desire this result But
the bosses are agaiost it. Whether the
bosses or the bossed will win is the quss-
ton that no Que seems able to settle.
GOFF WON'T AMOUNT To MUCH.
In the excitement attending the Presi-
dential contest, the second place has
been scarcely considered ut all in the last
forty-eight hours. To-day the REGISTER
correspondent asked Hon. John w. Mason,
OF West Virginia, about the prospects for
Mr.. Goif nomination for Vice President
He said: "The candidacy of Bradley, Of
Kentucky will damage Mr.. COTS chances
considerably. We expected to have the
Southern States practically solid for him,
but now it looks like Bradley will have a
majority of them. The Bradley people
asked Us to enter combine with thenf, by
the terms of which Mr. Goff would throw
his strength to him if it appeared that he
had the fe yer votes, bat we declined the
proposition"
will Mr.. Goff's name be presented to
the convention?"
"Oh, yes, that is our intention still, but
under the circumstances he will have as
strong support as We expected"
Other prominent West Yirginians here ex-
press opinions similar to Mr. Mason. The
Bradley movement is being pushed strong
ly, and will be supported by most Of the
Southern States. The indications are,
that while Mr.. GOff will receive com,
plimentary support, he will not cut an
important figure in tbs Vice Presidential!
contest.
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gains on the second ballot. The third
ballot resulted as follows:
Alabama-Sherman 10, Alger 2, Dspew
/, Harrison 2.
Arkansas-Algsr IA.
Cslifornia-Blaine 16
Colorado. 5, Allison /.
Observation-Disclosures 6, Alger /, ALI
SON 5.
Delsvare-Harrison s, Gresham /.
florida-Hsrrison l, Alger 3, Sherman 4.
Georgia-Liucoln 1, Harrison 2, Gresfam
2, Sherman 1S.
Hlinois-Grssham Al
Indiana-Harrison %, Gresham 3.
Iowa-Allison 26.
Kansas-Gresham s. Allison 4, Blaine 2,
Mckinley /, Harrison 2, Sherman 2, Sam
uel B. Miller
Kentucky-Alger 4. Allison 2, Harrison
4. Sherman 8, Gresham 4, Blaine l, Depew
/, Mckinley
Louisiana-Sherman 8. Alger 3. Allison
2, Depew, ], Gresham l.
Maine-Gresham l, Sherman 1, Alger ),
Harrison 2, Dspew 3, Allison 2.
Maryland-S Sherman 5, Harrison 6, Al
lison 4, Gresham /. =.
Massachusetts I, Dspew l,
Lincoln l. Blaine 2 Allison 3, Harrison 4,
Alger 6, Sherman
Mithigsn-Alger 26.
Minnesota--Alger 1, Depsw 2, Gresham
IL.
Mississippi-Dspew l, Gresham 3, sher'
man IA
Missouri-Gresham 8, Sherman 4, Ali
son 2, -Algsr- ii, Dspsw 2, Harrison 2
Blaine 2.
Nebrsska-Allison 5, Sherman 3. Alger
o.
Nsvada-Alger 4, Allison 2.
New Experimentation 4, Depew 4
New JERSEY 3, Allison 4, Harri'
son 4, Sherman 2, Depew l, Mckinley 8,
New York-Depew IL, Blaine /.
North Caroline-Harrison /; Phelps l,
Alger 5, Sherman 10.
Oh:o-Sherman 46.
Oregon-Greshsm 4, Harrison l, Blaine
Pennsylvalna-Dspew l, Alger /. Hsrri
sou s. Sherman So. johnson demanded
that Pennsylvania be polled, which was
done. Result of poll the same as bofore
Rhode Islaud-Allison 8.
S0utl CATOllua hhiiiooh - A "
Alger IL.
Tennessee-Blaine3 3, Alger 8, Gresham
1, Depew /, Allison 3, Sherman 7.
Texss-Blaine 3, Alger2, Allison 8, hsr
Alison 2, Sherman 6, Mckinley l, Gres
ham 5.
Vermont-Hsrrison 8.
Virginia-A,gsr 4, Allison 3, Gresham 2
| uarrisnn Sherman TO-
West V,rginia-Alger l, Gresham 2,
Harrison /, Miller l, Sherman 8, Blaine 2
Wisconsin Gresham q, Harrison !,
Rusk 16, Sherman ]
Arizons-Alger
Dakota Allison /, Depsw ], Gresham
3, Harrison 8, Sherman 9
District Of Columbia-Blaine2 2.
Idaho-Allison |, Gresham l.
Montana-Allison l, Gresham i.
New Mexice-Alger l, Sherman /.
Utsh-Allison 2.
Washington Territory-Alger /, Gres
ham 4, Harrison l.
Wyoming-SheIman2
When this hid been announced, Sem
ator Miller, of New York, moved that thu
Convention take recess until O'Clock TO
night, which was agreed to.
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~ 'sa-aa to ~ Fgiaer.
Ca-AGo lime 2,-The National Re
A'iaa Co,vanton has reached ITS OBJ
Ea's POINT and balloting began this
Aaaa2 The tai, bold by the votes does
Aadica,s much Studied carefully it
"a, Oolv wbs, has been known for
aa
Vsf'nan E,tAe'ssoice gave out yester-
y 7sning and be retires in favor Of
iAS4 Hsc3ek. After prayer the roll OF
sA's'syn.lAlasama responds first with
""'a ar sheraan, 6 for AlEsr and
TDspew sad Harrison; Arkansas
'''!gaarksr IDgalls stsSmpllmsn'Ary
y. here i, ,hn,M,psa c'lii',.i, n -. :.
-. Or all ~. A'' this 5 -. a,
aSaO 81 Prins
~; ). :" :. ..s ,,,.s ,.s'sas'1' s's"''
~ ~ .ist:sn. EMS susass one
y !. 4 ss. saa -. % .s- have :
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THE DETAILS,

California is stin Solid for James g.
Blaine.
CONVENTION HALL, CHICAGO, June p
The convention has reached that stage at
which all the interest in its proceedings
eliminates.
The decks have been cleared for action
and the battle royal is about to begin
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The Imprisssns.s q Dusss.

The ImpFfsooneDt - nu1ss.
LONDON, June 2a--In The Hoe
Commons this afternooa the ci,airms
neuced the imprisoansst q Nr.
Dillon, . member Of Tie Heasa, fer /
ting the crimes scI Ms. John Y
esss notice - tks Heass tbst - 2
introduce . Tssolatios dselseing N;
operAtioa end administfatioa sf IL &
sct would uDdernins respect fae tb<z
estrangs The mipdsof the psspie Il II
md deeply irjurs ths eomDsa iaiss<
ihs r.. s.,.sa nat On hosdsy1s.s =
aiseesiss sfHs' = ssIsa
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cisv.l.sd to Ap.sd . commsnesms,

WASHINGTON. June 22-The Prssit
will whit Charlottesville, Va, peft Wed
day for the purpose Of stteodins the 6
mencement Of the Unissfsity Of Vhs'
He will be accompanied BY escrs
Bsyard and possibly other meubers sf:
Cabinet. Mrs. Cleveland will not Be
to 20. The party viii lesvs Wsshin
in the mnrning and viii return In
evening.
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A FREE FIGHT
Iodulged In By Rival Blaine and Grsshan
Pasades.

IodulRed In By Rival Blaine and Grssnsn
Pasades.
CHICAGO, June - Late last evenings .
Blaine procession marched into the rotun-
A. of the Grand Pacific Hotel with band
Of music and hoisted their transparencies-
The cheering was Tremendous. tin horns'
f.ss canes, umbrellas and hats helping on
the general enthusiasm. A Gresham pro-
~. sion had returned TO the hotel only .
few minutes before and some OF the
Gresham men did not relish the Blaine en-
thusissm. They went to the Gresham
rooms and brought out couple OF trans
parepcirs used in the parade and hoisted
them to counteract the cheering for the
man from Maine. The din became fright
ful. The big rotuuda was one solid mas
of humanity. men standing on chairs,
lounges and wherever they could Obtain .
toothold. Cheers for Blaine and counter
cheers for Gresham rent the air until CLARK
street became iiapassable from the crowds
irving 10 get into the hotel. Hats were
boistsd on canes and umbrellas, and amid
the din the old campaign shout OF Blaine,
blaine. James G. Blainev' could be heard
like the yell OF . marching army. Inc
sympathizers seemed TO be evenly divided,
and when the Blaine men faltered the
Gresham men cbeered like mad men.
Suddenly the man carrying the biain
transparency was hoisted on the shou"
of A group OF enthusiasts, and ff
eminence he waved the nan
Plumed Knight The crow"
Then the Gresham men die
for twenty minutes there
sec which could be
Men pulled of Il
on top of each
the names Of Bis
within few feet OF
motto fell II was gra
hands and sent sloft
Blaine man reached u
lar. His banner was
Gresham fellow, more
up this pillar TO ther
tai and pushed his bs
ing. The crowd W.
hardly descended wb'
men set upon him ant
vestige Of linen was
he carried. The Gres
aud the Blaine banne
being rushed out thru
In the melee the par
another in the face, ar
were knocked 10 the
vain tried TO force
the dense crowd, hut
the combatants the
In revenge two Gresh'
and fixed their favor
highest points Of the =
there Such seer
in Chicago before.
Last night was the
of the clubs" had to
ite caudidates, and the
it. The Algsr clubs
man forces were out,
clubs repeated their
streets with q half
myriads Of torch Liz
Gresham demonstrate
a large number Of "
with tin dinner pail
paradsd. headed by "
beaux Clnb. Blaine !
wanting, either, during
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WHO ?
b TO be. .ts Lamb to be
&rifced
On NOTlBgR SIXTH ?
The COrpatiDn Attorneys
atGhicagO
nILBO NAIE HIN
iatr Three BllOtS Sherman
Lead the Van.
Bl The VOs INDICATE LITTLE.
Al Sorts ORGANIZATIONS and
Sehaes AfOOt.
u SHERNAKEEP HIS FORCES?
n.r W.!hdraR and Attempts a SIAM
peao Hanson,
nHE is AFLl CHECKMATED
/. lie Alert Ssaan Lsaier Of Penn
E7aaA,
F10 SECURE An ADJOURNMENT.
s Elrson " Rted Against the
lan
BUY SHERAAIEILL DEFEAT HIN
Z I, C2l Hold S ErceS for a Few
NJ BalCS.
IHE DEAL AaNS7 HIN FAILS,
VIA ; 4 Yer Ssvge Blow to the
Inta han.
NIlIgGgD GLE FROM BLAINE,
T-5 Ds?sw is id b Have About His
lhsS
l!CLIyING TOECEPT IF NAMED,
Us Asa Part tM DsPsw-HarrISon
Sama aheme
GRESHAM KILLgBT his FRIENDS.
asl b, IagsrSl AtisnP.s to Prosslyte
iGIm
BTI RECEIVES ISTORN OF Kisses.
5L.ls Cl-yentOn 4 Up Indignantly and
Leav;he Bal,
IND PlGIB BOBS HOTLED DOWN.
lin Oal Of Ba! lOOd Is Stirred Up by
HsSpsssh.
lLG8ES BlR'LB GETTING THERE.
lie Professional Politicians Sucking at
It's Osn SPgoI
Blaine STILL RlNAINS 4 MYSTERY.
Il C17.ns5n IS ir Him, out the Bosses o.
1s Cgl7entr Are Against Him.
I1rl Gresham Paraiers Meet and Have
.G,4 Fsht-Oas More Disgrace
ID Scene.
-EALLOTS-
FIE>T. sEruND. Third
@r,nan aa9 aiO 2Ii
Gre,h,m M Io> i2a
Alli,oa ~ IS -
Harrison g 20 o5 %
@psu y 30 30 %
H'SI,y =. Is ...
hcr J.. ~ II6 laa
h'l,r j "a ---. .....
Ra.L aS 20 ID
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sp<ssai 7sieDau 60 ~ Regfa1.
CLARxsBMRG, ". Va, June r.;
Ovens, Marosllus Thsmpsoo, Thss. W
Lee vancs, WIN. Oahor,a. Cha Hiei
and VIM. Rovoock were appointed
gstss from the ClsrksbuSg Dsmocrstic
to the National Leagu~ q Baltimore.
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President CleveIand's Gssss.

YAsHIxGroN, June 22-Pres;dent
! ConvsSSSnn 'or President By ~ ss c,s;.e the
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koCai toio--"CUurtIn
hiss Il
Val


Nj. Il
Val
AiS Leila \
Mia Kyne's -
msritorious efor
sft<r . brief an.
audience, was
treated the Or
pleasant mann
life In summer
AZ the couclusit
-hs was overy
Colonel Robsr
and, In ths
presented hsf
watch. Colous
~ he bestowed the
appropriate in'aL
Kyns also receivsd
srs, and . handsoI
Little Mis- Man
which came next n
ton from the and
sang clsarly snd sw,
clear comprehension
evoked = round Of ap
Mis- Mollie McA.
small girl, recitsd b.
'Pickwick" clssrly -
limitations Of Weller AMI
being true 70 ths original
Missss Murphy and 1
their piano dust wh
,plendidly, - did hi1 Mia
her piano solo, which e.
ing fDe techniq 20 nd eoe6G
piano trio. By Missss r. -.
usll, and z. Plots, wss ~ ~
and Mis Crisvsll's - -
brought her an abssdass 7
and spplsuss. Her 4
suprsno, clear ssd ris11a
compas. Misso jazz
N. Ploto, two lita,s Gl11ox
clsss, played shsis d
gave place 10 Mis Pc
.ssAy upon "MnsisD
and we'll rcd. ~
blossom" BY tn
cif "A The fIest -
!: : : :: ! ] ~
W,hits. - M
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lIHs is ATLl CHECKHATED

:, lie Alert Ssuan Lsaier Of Penn
s7ana,
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T..l ; 4 Yer Ssvge Blow to the
lDta Nan.
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lLG3sS BlR'LB GETTING THERE.

A. -s Professional Politicians Sucking at
It's Osn SPgot
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Mapy Others followed LUG S"' --s
a,ro ont a banner emblszoned with the
legend Blaine and protection. Inc up
ROAR continued until
FINALLY INaERsOLL DEsIsTED
from bis attempt to speak and sat down,
Then Fitch, Of California, mounted the
nl,tform 10 make an address and was Ike
siss refused hearing. The whole eonVen-
ton was disgusted with IngersollS attempt
- nrossIytjzs at that time. 1t provoked
the first exhibition of Dad blood and VIII
drive scores of votes away from Gresham.
The deal with New York brings Harri-
- .onnicuously to the front. To-mor-
- - halloting will show him second only
- snsrmau His strength has already BE-
a. .,,raet the fire Of rival candidates,
ga 20 that extent it is diverted from the
Ohioan.
SHERMAN ONLY HOLDS HIS FORCES
,..a.bsr for q few ballots more, be VIII
-. Barrison's defeat certain II not
anar,s nan, ais own victory. But the stead
e.-..s At the sherman delegates from
.L~ .0n,h is an uncertain quantity. Tney
~ ~ :. ina for panic, and the first symptoms
.-.sLrsas will set ii in motion. II 1t
Oo,,ss :, early in the day HarrisOn will prob
- ~ the beneficiary. unless COM
40. s..,,;on of The Allison. Algsr and Gresham
- can be formed against him
HsIvsr,. support in the South has sur
: pnd those who rated him low down IN
4 the There few unfrieOdly to him.
3 wboA'- 4, :. the all-powerful barrel has
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While preparations were making ior INC
.h;rd hsIlot cheers weregiven for sherman
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GRESHAM KILLg8T HIS FRIENDS.

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