Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-20
Rolisicar Nos~~

General Harrison yesterday passAd A auiet asb-
To-day is the nrty-nfth anniysrss-s a. s,, MA
ne VII leave during the Afternoon or evening cor
Democratic commi,taenen ,nus,.,~s An ,.-~
saturday AZ democratic headQuarters in New YORK
Chairman barnum had long TAX win chsfrIaan
man and BARBOUR and chairmsn NINA y, re
state executive COMMITTED. were pnusent &C Ne
MT. Blaine spent sunday AZ Poland springs vsth
Mrs Blaine " alker Blaine ana col ADJ Nh cop
pinger. After the Bangor meeting next Thar
days IN different portions OF Maine Cha,rr,sn
Maaley, OF the state cOmmittee las received A
dispatch from Il @. Bagiey. Chairman OF the YER
Blaine make a speech at grand slaIe meetins 20
be held In Rutland A grand audiioT1an- 10 -
thousand would come non Raster Nv SaSk ~
has not been decided whether he viii 70
Attic annual reunion OF the General Association
posiNon Park, Allegheny CiIy, pa sataras, a.
ternoon and evening, fully ten thousand per.1ns
were present. senator Vance ana Representaiives
Mcmillan, Tarsney, and Naish delivered address,
special 20 the New York World from ChAries-
ton. = G, August Is. says: j. Hendrix McLsne,
back ticket IN Use, ana who has sspos Ilysa M
Boston. Is here and Il Is generally thought .ha he
Il arranging 20 have straight republican siate
with col W. IL Duncan. OF Barnwell ana &c n 10
mored That the latter has consented 20 head the
ticket Co.. duncan Is man OF wealth and high
social standing. lie was regular democrat ItiJl
1884, when he ran as an independent Tor Consfess
but was defeated He Is largely Interested 40 the
kaolin mines OF Aiken and In several railroads
Considerable interest centers upon what viii he
an acciaental gathering OF political leaders at
Toledo, onio. this evening. Judge Thurman ana
patty Will be there over night on the way 20 Pom
Huron, where Thurman opens the campaign cd
nesday. IL Is likely Governor FORAKER Will g. o.
erai Harrison On ms May ro M,a,s i. les' Sn
hit. Foraker Is anxious 20 spend a few dAy Win
me republican candidate. IL has been arranged
LOT Alger 70 come there also. Foraker VIII olsen
the campaign at Richmond Ind. THURSDAY,
when the labor convention meets In IT PAM
We VIII nominate lgnatias Donnelly FOR govern0r >
Sud hd sparks prominent local knls 1T o.
LABOR In St Paul, MINI, SATURDAY. The conyan-
tion wil De IN Market Han, tuesday, August "a
anu ~ Is eApected 10 be the largest gathering o.
tne purely laoonng element ever assembled N the
Saturday was a great day for the democracy OF
Snaleston, w. Va Two meetings were held 90
IauIy the work OF the state convention and MANY
thousands OF people heard addresses by Rspresen-
ave Mills ana senator Blackburn.
The democrats OF the thirteenth Missouri ma
s,leI, IA convention at springfield, nominated 4 O.
N srso ~ yi marlonvlle. Tor Congress.
Ihe prohibitlOnists OF the Congressional disfrir.
composed OF berks and Lehlgh Counties Pa hsve
nv, Inmates VIM NJ stauner, stove manufactu rer
Gen Robert Bullock, Of ocala. was nominees
py the democratic convention OF the second ~ -
ia o,serict ior Congress- 20 succeed Mr. Dougher,s
SoXu ~. murray mas resigned the presidency q;
| lne loung Mems Democratic club IA the s,s,,.,,
ward Brooklyn. Murray had been a Iife ION "a
eSu,e ucmociat, out went over 20 the rsuai-
| ucana penevlng that his party had loo stros,7 |.
| leaning toward free trade wv SAe-t
Janes q. Blaine IT., who went 20 vort, IN m.
| rePuoucan national headquarters two weeks -
| mas gone TO Ave usia with LIS wife ana nam 49,
WIN oe gone untll the first n September or ions -,
,a,a6 s.,i,I u aoOr party OF St Louis have nosl
| naScu run :. eoghlan, Jr. for Congress- IN IN
.,snsa oistalct ana Michael RatchIord In the ION
1,s s.c- Inc democrats OF the 5th CongressioEai
ney, OF kansas CITY, for Congress. A~S
| phnos si hoIei Al indianapolis SATURDAY nirht
| hnvuy snlel well-knOwn republican nolitic9ar'
said: "eleseiand is a renegade and a sionndrs'8
a.. ~ s.snuer replied The man who says thai 4
ntrn az = seneleinan nor patriot" sliel slruek
Ann IN the lace and row ensued
SniSaso dispatch says: Mr.. Blaine win I'm.
uocos inake a visit TO this city about lie
nuu!e ol ialter part Of the coming nonth c1niss
mere from Indianapolis. His reception her nrass-
ises W oe The grandest political fis
ny ,as mas ever Anown. Thousands OF unirortned
,na , narch past the reviewing stand 70 grosi
~ % chlettain ana numberless pounAs
| VI pV"uei VIA DC burned Ia his honor