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CmcGao, III. Feb. a The Dror,r' Jour.
nal rcporisi caiilet Receipts G,5o0 head;
shipments. 1850 head; market steady; COM
mon closed weak hncy S3ogo40 ship.
err Az. 4S,a3,76 cowA bulls aud mixed,
An aOG.s 90 Texas chtilc, ti.pOlft 70.
Hoes.-Rccelpls, 1000 head shipments,
4. 900 head; market steady; mixed, -. iOO1
$40. heavy, s5.Sc@o.OO, light h.eo@5.S,,
skips, t4.5Otftso.
shcep-Recelpts. 400 head; shipments,
/. 600 head. market steady; natives, 1900
$50 western, ATs@5Jj. Texans, 81. 5Otc
as. lambs, t5.o00tolo.
Tho Droros Journal special cahlegram
from London quotes heavy supply OF Amer.
lean beevcs, hut modefaic general supply.
Demand weak Best sle,u, i2lfc per pound
Estimated dead weight
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WmxkcroS, N. G., Feb. q. -Turpentine
Firm at 27,1c.
CLEVELAND o.. Feb. 2S.-Petroleum--
Steady, 5, W. ll0e, 7%c.
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stage OF the Rivers.

oTYIsAL SIGNAL sEHyIcE u. g. A.,
hEnrHIs Feb - pm.
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions named At 10th meridian time which IN one
hour later than Memphis tine.
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DAILY COTTON srArrMrNr.

lmports-M5 ORR 80 bales; Nh 4 u, w
L&NR H. ~ NAL u RR, 20s, q, O&sM H.
steamers, $780, wagons 10. Total ~ bales
Exports M a & Il X. 1,4aj bales. L& X, 1872
G, o. q w X H. 80 L. y y y Y X, 5s2
Total, a,Gss bales.
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Articles. opened. IIl.S,,,. Lowest Closing
rash quotations were as foll0wG

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-QuieL steady and unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 76Nd5sAc: No. 3
spring wheat, OBa0sc; No. 2 red, SO,.c; No. 2
SOC: No. 2 barley, sgds0c; No. far
seed, =; prime timothy seed, -.
Mess Pork-Pcr brl, $3.50. lard per 100
lbs, fI.72ji, short ribs sides, loose, S.l7li@
!. %, dry saltcd shoulders. boxed, t5.eo0yG 10,
short clear sides, boxed, 81. 5OCgT62k.
Receipts-Fiour, 1900 brls; wheat, II, 600
bu; corn, 2i3,00o bu; oats i2l, 600 bu; rye,
IS, 600 bu; harley, 5000 bu.
shipments--flour, $4,000 brls; wheat,
1900 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, lso,VoO bu;
rye, 1000 bu; barley. 5000 bu.
81. LOWS, No, Feb. 2s.-flour--Quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat-Opcned weaker. advanced &c, then
declined and closed ga &c below yesterdays
closing prices. The market was unintcrcsi-
ing. No. 2 rel cash, sittsi &c; March, size,
closing at sic; May, sijs6ts2,sc closing at
Soc: June, siAc, closing NJ ~ lfc asked, July,
5shd7ec, closing at 7s1sc; December. $40
S3ilc, closing NJ S3I{c asked.
Corn-Opencd weak aud lower cash. ASK
GlGc; March, l5,se, May. i0f9i6jsc, closing
oat,~Ea,y; cash, SOSSOy.ci May, 2o,.c.
Rye-50c bid.
Bran-1sc.
Cornmcal-Stcady, $40.
Hay-Unchangcd; prime timothy, ti2.O0ts
1880. prairie, ts.Oo@il.Oo
Eggs--l1,fc
Bailer--f'inn; creamery, 2i99Oc: dairy,
isa2lc.
Proyisions--Dull and weak. Pork--scw,
sil %. Lard--s1. 3t6t7i0. Dry salt meats
BOXED shoulders, 1915; long clcarr, ". loo
T. 2S clear ribs, F.2s. short clears, t7.b0Ct
| T,G2i,, Bacon-noxcd shoulders, f031k.
| long clcarr. N.76a7.s7il; clear ribs s7sTH;
short clears, s'.sIk@Si2H. IIams--sio.6c
@i2.OO.
Recclpts...Flour, 1000 brls; wheat s.0co
| bu, corn, 5000 bui oats, 400 bu, rye,
| none; barley, 1000 bu.
shipmenis-flour, 1900 hrls; wheat
| n OO3 bn; corn, 2sS.OoO hu, oats, $500 bu,
| rye. 1. oOobu. barley, zoo bu.
| Afternoon B0arl---Nh eat--Lower: March.
sOl.c bid. May, si9lssiEc, July, 7sfC
nominal. Corn.-.EaAjrr March, i5l.c bid
May, i6,fc. Oats-'Wcak.
Kansas CRY, Mo-, Feb. 2s.-whoat-
Steady; No. soft cash, 7ac; May, 70,E'
bid, sO,sc asked.
Corn-steady; No. ? cash, &c asked
Nav. ltKc bid, t5,tc asked.
oAis-No. 2, asfcasked.
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Hand. and sintIl.-

Tie following list Is corrected regularly,
AMI may be regarded a, the Interpretations:
nANN STOCKS.
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Grain aud Provisions.


change today were marked by weakness at
the opening, followed BY a reaction in prices
for gains, and slight iirmness and advancing
prices for provisions, and finally closing
with repetition Of the early weakness. Two
large local houses offered wheat freely the
first hour in small lots, creating the impress
sion that great quantities were for sale.
Such was not the case May sold at S0lfc;
there was a slight rally. The price OF May
iirmed up 20 s0ss@s0lfc about the closing
price last night, and dullness prevailed to
The close There was a slight letting down
Of prices Just before the end Of the session,
May closing at soc. There was no definite
influences at work In the corn market. The
trading was almost entirely local aud opera
tors IN corn watched the indicator for wheat
aud acted with H. May corn opened &c of,
and carly selling down three points 10 5OAc.
When the rally came 10 wheat, corn
reacted. aided by the light posted
receipts for tomorrow and sold 20 5iNc,
weakening .c Just before the close and rest
ing at J0isd5lc. Oats were again dull and
and closed at Sic Another slow day was
passed by provision traders, business being
slightly smaller within about a. narrow n
range. Despite the dizziness q strong feeling
developed. especially In pork, which nd.
yanced IO6i2j.c, but receded nc and closed
at yesterdays figures. Sales for May ranged
at siL05@i4l7IS, and closed at sii.05. Lard
and short ribs were quiet May lard sold at
g.. c0ltT As. and closed AZ S.TH. Short rib
sold at s7.Sjd7.S7l, aud closed at the top,
AN advance OF 2Jfc. The receipts Of hogs
were small and the market steady. Stocks
here are estimated nj $4,000 TO lGO 900 brls
pork, 5000 ties larl and $1,000 lbs short
ribs.
The leading futures ranged a. follows
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INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES

Our Oldest child, now six years OF age, when an
infant hx months old. was attacked with virulent,
failing. we called our family physician, who at
tempted TO cure It; but II spread with almost in
credible rapidity. until the lower portion OF the
little fellows person, from the middle OF his back
down 10 his knees, one solid rash. ugly, pain
full blotched and malicious. We had no rest at
night no peace by day. Finally. we were advised
" try the Cul1cuRA REMEDIES. The effect was
simply marvellous. In three or four weeks COM
plete cure was wrought, leaving the little fellows
person as white aud healthy asthough he had never
been attacked. In my opinion your valuable rem
edies saved his life and today he Is a strong,
healthy child, perfectly well. no repetition OF the
disease having ever occurred
GEO. D, SMITH,
Atty.atIaw and Ex- Pros. Atty, Ashland, o.
Reference; J. G. wcIst Druggist, Ashland, o.
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pIpViC skin ard Scalp preserved and beauti
DhDL fled by CUrIcunA MEpIcArED SOAR.
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THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN

Are born into the world every day with some &C.
yematous affection, such as milk crust scald hcad
scurf or dandrun. sure TO develop into an agoniz-
ing eczema, the itching, burning aud designation
OF which make life prolonged torture unless
properly treated
Awafm bath with CUrrcuRA SOAR an exquisite
Skin Beautifer, and a single application Of CUTi-
cURA. the Great skin Cure, with little CuTIcURA
REsoLvEST the New Blood Purifier, are often sum-
Client 10 arrest the progreso the disease and point
10 n speedyand permanent cure.
Hence, no mother who loves her children, who
takes pride In their beauty, purity and health, and
in bestowing upon them childs greatest inner
itance-a skin without n blemish and body nour
ished by pure blood-should fail 70 make trial OF
the CUTICuRA REMEDIES.
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Per gal, iosi2c.


WHISKY stmight Kentucky bourbon,
Al. 100000, Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenncssec. ti.4Od300; Eastern Rycs, VI sig
eco, according 10 age and make; common
whisky, eocCll2S according TO proof.
BAGOiS0--J(Lsc.
TiEs-si. iOCa rs
suoT-Drop, siIG buck, si.eS.
IEAD-Bifc
N,ms-Iron. saiOs2 Is; steel, % 25G230.
PowpEE-kegs, S. half kegs SIS; quar-
ter kegs. $3.50
ToSiooo-common, 25@S5o; other grades,
3jaSSc.
sxuTT-Garrctfs, sos; Ralph's, sio25:
railroad, SOS; Gail a Az, 500.
Co,L oiL-Primc white, wholesale lots,
i0c per gal.
lliDrs-Dry flint No. I, i2ifc; No :, 9jle;
dry saltcd, 64@SIfc; grceh salted No. I, 6ltc;
No. 2 4h9Sci green, iCaSe; shecPskina
i6c3il.OO.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed. iSf
iSc; clear grease wool. 23ft25c; bury washed
MONO; tub washed, JJey.Sjc.
BEEswAx-isfa20c.
TsLlow-SCt3t1c.
FuEs AND SKINs-Doer, S0Csi3jc; bear. LOO
G7.Oo mink. i5di0c, coon. hunter handled,
l5tas5c; country handled, i5laO0c; otter,
a. .OO6tS.5O. beaver. 50cfgtj.50, wild cat. l5tg
sc; fox, i5Cd75c; nuskrat, lGtdl5c; opo sam,
iO@i5c wolf. 5ocgS2.Oo, skunk, i5Cg1Sc;
panther, 5Octasi.OO.
sEEBs-Red clover, tlT5G5.25 per bu:
s3.25 per bu; herds 5OCgjjc per bu;
blue grass, 81. u per bu: orcl ad grass, ~ 30
al. 80 per bu; rcd oats. f7d5Oc per bu.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CurIcuRA, zoe; SOAR, 25e,
REsoLvEsT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER Dne0 AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass.
ps-Send for "IIow TO euro Skin Diseases" "a
pages. 90 illustrations, and 100 testimonials
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Cafion seea I.rednri..

PRINE CRupE OIL-Jjc; prime summer
yellow, sT@3sc: choice cooking summer
yellow. 4O(ailc; OF summer yellow, &C;
miners summer yellow, &C; prime cotton
seed meal. Si6.7jCai700. car load lois, less
than car load SI7 156tiSOO
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LONDON Feb. %, 4p. m.--Consols closed
~ 102 7-l6 for money. and l02 9-l8 for the
account The Bank OF England gained fls,-
900 bullion on balance today.
PARIS, Feb. 2S,-.-Three per cent rcntes
s2f i5o for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Feb. %. --Cloarings, 2,7T7,-
III; balances, S57s, is9.
BosroS, Mass, Feb. %. ---Clearings, 81, TG0,-
oS2; balances, 81 ,S9073s.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 2s.---Clearings, 81,
$50 $40; balances, S3li,0js
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. o. -Clearings,
N,922,6i6, balances, Si,l2l,0i7
NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. 2s.-Clearings
OF the banks for today, s2,0q,GO0.
NEw York, Feb 2s.-Bank clcarings to-
day, Si07, s94, 500; balances, $4,79i,95S
CmcAeo, ILL.,. Feb. 2s.---Bank clearings
were lighter today than for several weeks.
The aggregate clearings were SI0I7,OOo.
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ELEVATOR RgroRrs.

Tho following shows the amount Of grain
rccivcd Withdrawn and IN store by regular
elevators. a. reported 10 the Merchants en-.
change today; Corn received, 1855 bu;
store. 0lO3l bu.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT. NEW YORK Elk
CHANoE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Stoady--Middline Cotton, o 3-4c
Sales Today, $500 Bales-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Steady.
APrrAL orricr.

TUESDAY EVENING, fob ~, 1871
Money Is in fair legitimate demand, with
good supply at the banks. Rates continue
firm at 5 per cent, and all bank customers
receive ample accommodation.
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One hundred and ninsieen pkgs boots and
shoes, 100 hu corn, ~ sks coffee, ears cot
Ton seed, iis brls cement 81 pkgs dry goods,
1,SS pkgs eggs, 20ls hrls -four, - bales hay,
a pkg hats, - head cattle, " head horses
and mules, $50 pkrs Lard, 6,Oo0 Il lumber,
10 pkgs liquor, 80 hrls meal 800 kegs
nails, i0,OO bu oats, = cars pork sides, 80
brls sugar and i65 pkgs tobacco.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-19
A MILE OF DEVASTATION.
FOUR THOUSAND PEOPLE BURNED
OUT OF HOUSE AND HOME

Ia "a Town Whose Total Population Is Only
1000 Rumors That Lo-s of Life Ha.
| Help Wanted For the DsstI-
tute -- Loss About 81 ,OOO,O 900 800 Fatal
Hotel Fire-A BIaSe al Danbury.
PIrTsBURG, Juno Io.-A Dubois special
to Tho Times says At | o'clock yesterday
afternoon fire, originating in the bakery
near the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
railroad station, speedily devastated an area
over one milo in length and from quarter
| 10 n half mile in width The loss is estimated
at from $500, 900 to 81 900 900 and about
| 1000 people are homeless, destitute, and in
need of immediate relief, A gale Of wind
swept the tire along thn streets like a cyclone.
Families residing half IA mile distant from the
origin Of the fire barely had time TO escapo
with their lives and the wearing apparel
they had on. From Long street southwark
two squares in depth are burned out t.
Bierlys block, thence north ON Courtney
street Ia the Nicholson hotel, which is al 10
destroyed, and east of Courtney street is
burned II swath half IA mile IN width, West
Of the u, X Il T., station the flames swept
II quarter of Il mile, stopping at Bell, Lewis
& Yates store. Circling southwark another
section fully quarter Of mile square was
swept clean.
In town of 600 people, John f. Dubois
and Bell, Lewis Il Yates are the only stores
remaining. out Of twenty-fonr hotels four
remain The Daily Courier and Weekly Ex-
press offices are destroyed Groups If home
less citizens gathered in the suburbs, where
they monrnIully guarded what they had
grasped in their flight, and were camping
out for the night This sky was clear and
weather pleasant A fire engine arrived
from Remove, but was too late to he of serv-
ice The insurance is very light.
IL is rumurcd that two persons u, rshed ia
the flames, bat the report has not been YER
filed. A ma iur.ly of the sufferers are Ell
trely without means To buy food, clothing,
or provide shelter. Many hears OF families
are wandering about almost crazed with the
thought of their utter drSnlation aud help
lessnesS
LATER The loss is nearly 81, 900 600 |
Among the largest losers are NoSbnrg's drug |
store 5000, no insurance; Clnnone Il Co. |
5000, insurance $1,000; William Rainey, |
$4,000; ilihner, HOLSTER q Co So, 900, in |
suranrs $l6,OOO; Gri-r Bros $4,000, insur- |
ance Sl0,0OO, e. Sralen, $4,000; ID. l.. Corn |
bett COCO, insurance SiOOO; j. H. Bierly |
5000; H. T.. Weber, 800; +. = Weber, |
5000; II LoeG S}0NtO, Insurance 5000; |
II ). Knnrr, 81, go, Daily Courier, 5000; |
Express Publishing company, 5000 Those |
VINO can Will rrhuild at once, but most are
destitute and could not build cab house
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-19
SLIM ATTENDANCE IN CONGRESS.
Both Houses Devoting the Time to Gen
eral business with Some Progress

Both Houses Devoting the Time to Gen,
eral business with Some Progress.
WASHINGTON CITY, June l9-The attend
ance in the senate yesterday was very slim,
owing to the Chicago convention. The bill
approprating for government representation
at the Columbus, Ohio centennial was passed,
after reducing the appropriation to 1000
A bill was passed authorizing a railway
bridge across the Mississippi at Alma, Wis
and a number of other bills of local impor-
lance only. The conference report on the In
dian appropriation was agreed to. The SEN
ate then went into secret session, and the
treaty providing for reopening the claims of
American citizens againt Venezuela was rat
flied The senate then adjourned
The house appropriated $1,000 for the
public building at Wichita. Kan, and then
Townshend OF Illinois tried to have the bill
appropriating $25, 900 for the Getty
celebration passed. A vote showing no quorum
(the house b-sing in the same fix as the sen
ate( Burrows of Michigan raised the point
and the bill failed. Burrows and Browne of
Indiana opposed the bill on the general prin-
ciple that congress should not give money for
such purposes, and Townshend Withdraw his
motion, saying he would leave the r1sponsi-
bility with the Republicans In committee
of the whole the snndry civil bill was taken
up and S3OtUO put in for repairs to the
Chicago postoffice. 1t was also amended to
provide that no extended use Of steam presses
shall be made in the engraving and printing
bureau The committee rose without com
plotting the bill, and the conference report on
the Indiana appropriation was agreed TO.
Townshend tried to get bill through author
ling the loan of tents to the Pittsburg re-
union, but failed on a point of no quorum
made by Burrows, and the house adjourned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-19
CONDENSED NEWS.

Minute guns were fired at Gibraltar Mon
day out of respect ior the late Emperor Fred
erick
William Stulgcs, Of Dnwiddie county, Vir-
ginia, was found murdered near his home
Sunday afternoon
The notorious bandit Seralin Ramos, alias
Dionosio Castillo, has been captured near
San Falipe, Cuba.
Rev. Is II. Virgin, of New York, calls tho
women belonging to the Salvation army
"hnlleluiah lasscs"
The Democracy of Olney, Ills ratified the
nomination ut Cleveland aud Thurman Mon
day evening in very enthusiastic manner.
The st Joseph Catholic Orphan asylum on
the Alexandra pike, seven miles back of
Newport, Ky, burned Monday Loss,
5000
William Francis, OF Gnlena, llls at
tempted to assassnate his partner, Peter
Linsen, Sunday evening The wound viii
not be fatal
The warm weather of the past few days
has proven very beneficial TO the corn crop,
and the farmers are accordingly in much
better spirits
The present warm weather is general
throughout all portions of the country.
Heavy rains are reported in the region of
Galveston, Tex.
No foreign officers will be allowed to at
tend the Russian military manu-uvres this
year, and russian officers have been forbid
den to attend similar manocuvres abroad.
a country man mistook Chauncey NJ De
pew for Adam ForepauGh in the Grand Pa
citic hotel, Chicago Monday, nud had the
temerity to ask him how his circu, was get
ting along.
In Judge Cltfords court, Chicago, Mon
day verdict for 81 ,OO9 iGl - was rendered
in favor of the plaintiiI IN the case Of Angus.
tin L. Amber, of Washington, against Rod
ney NJ, Whipple of that city, THIS is the
largest verdict ever rcnieredn s,ngle case
i'll Chicago
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-19
CHICAGO RACE MEETING
Over 500 Horses Now at Washington Par
-Dcrby starters.

Over 500 Horses Now at Washington Park
Derby starters.
CHICAGO, June 70 - Between 500 and G0t
racers are now at the Washington Park race
course, ready for the opening meeting of
next Saturday. The breaking up the Kan.
sas City meeting will send at least l31 more
Lucky Badwins horses, with Emperor of
Norfolk aud Nolante at tiHs heal, will be
safely stalled at the track to-day. Several
other eastern owners are en- route with their
strings. Little stables are dropping in from
points where nobody suspected the existence
of race horse. In short, professions of
richly bred fiers are moving Washington
parkward from all points of the compass and
by Saturday such "A gathering of the true
aristocratS of the horse tribe will he present
at the beautiful course ms has never before
been known here. Five races will take
place Saturday, among them the American
Derby.
The Derby is of course the principrl point
of attraction. II is not possible To say with
eXaCtness what horses will start for this, the
richest stake for 3-year- olds offered in Amer
lea, but the Prescriptions are in favor of
Emperor of Norfolk, Billy Pinkerton, Julia
L., Gallifet, The Lyon, Alexandria, Col Heh
Ward, Los Angeles, White, The Cheyalier,
j. b. May, Window, Falcon, Patton, Ed
Mack, and Jack Cocks all coming to the post
Pocatelo and Kentucky Ban are expected
from the east, and it is not beyond proba-
bility that Mr. Haggin may conclude to send
Fitz james out to join in the great contest
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-19
c., B. & O. R. 4.

The c., B. Il Q. r. r. desires to call
the attention of the public to the fact
that their Burlington No. l now arrives
at Denver at 910p. m, the time between
Chicago and Denver having been short
ened fifty minutes.
Davenport, Iowa. Rock Island. III.
Moline. Ill.,, to st. Paul and return 81 80.
on account of Travellers Protective asso-
citation meeting, June 10 to ri. Tickets
will be sold June II to 10. good going
until 20, and returning until %.
United Ancient Druids Grand Grove of
Illinois annual meeting, Rock Island. H.
June 10 to 81, 1888. The c., b. & @. X.
r, will make one and one. third fare for
the round trip. on certificate plan, to
delegates from Illinois points.
Travellers Protective Association An
nual Convention, Minneapolis, Mimi,
June Is to "a, 1888. The c.. b. & Q.
r. x. will make one and one-third fare
for the round trip, on certificate plan to
delegates.
II. d. MACK, Div. Pass Art.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-19

admitted that they were face to face with d
serious condition Of affairs Not only IL
New Nork's scventy-two votes a good many
| but the state is "a pivotal one. IL is admitted
that Depew will get votes from Nebraska
Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and
perhaps Kansas, TO say nothing of the south.
But the friends of the other candidates con
sole themselves with the belief thai under NJ
condition can Depew get the Az votes neces
sary to a choice.
They say, and it certainly looks that way
that when the granger vote once gets scared
at the prospect of railroad nominee, it will
at once run to shelter behind the strongest
man. In this light the situation ought to be
more pleasing to Sherman than to any of the
others He has been in the lead from The
start, and largely so, and although the De-
pew candidacy lost him some votes that hud
been confidently counted upon he gained dur
ing the day in other directions. Alger az
we'll as Allison may still have a show, but
the fact remains that the situation is New
York and Depew against the field, with the
chances Of the latter combining on Shsr
man.
OF course the batteries OF the other candi
dates were Immediately turned against DE.
pew's record and his detection in 1872, his
connection with railways, etc, were used for
ALL they were worth. The New Workers had
but one answer TO this "The man that can
carry New York can carry every Republican
state Republicans are not boilers, and they
learned a lesson In "a"
The Blaine movement continued 10 attract
a good deal of attention during the day,
thanks TO the energy of the Californians and
the arrival Of small army of Blaine men
from Kansas Missouri and Ohio. At night
some 5000 Of them made street parade with
music and transparencies, the latter announc
ing among other things that "Blaine is the
Gladstone of America" and that Jim Blaine
of California is the peoples choice" But the
strong Blaine undercurrent of Saturday and
Sunday was not near SO perceptble, and it
was evident that the people from the Pacific
coast had failed to make the Roadway they
had expected.
Indinun nnntrihIltal two L.ul.-IAn.l. II M.