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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
mbeeIin9 Re9iater
YESTERDAY IN The cTN.
nncnometer RECORD.
1882 MAIN STREET.

NJ. O. Sehnept, he Opera House drug
Sis, made the following observations OF
toe Temperatures Monday: z r. M, &c.
ga NJ, 81, IL m, 40; 3p NJ Is; z P.
m. sd. Weather, ChSUGeAble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Children Cry for Pitchers CastoriaY

When Baby was SICK, we gave her Cas:oriA
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoEia,
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12

Headquarters for Genuine Cork Sole Shoes,
Don't be deceived by limitations. II you
want to examine the best shoe made fol
winter wear-a shoe that is light, durable
and comfortable-call at
J. w. AMICK & Co,
1143 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12

SWISS StOmSch Bittsrs for Sick Head.
ache.
Swiss Stomach Bitters for Biliousness.
Swiss Stomach Bitters Tor Dyspepsia.
Black Gin for Female Complaints.
Block Gin ior Bright's Disease of the
Kidneys.
Black Gin for BaekEChs.
Wild Cherry Tonic for Coughs and Colds,
Wild Cherry Tonic for Sore Throat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12

The claims of Salvaticn Oil are more than
s~ubstsntiated by itsslmost miraculouscures
The surest and quickest way to get cured
ola cold is by using d.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Index to New Advertisements
sECOND PA6B,

NENNaEV NNW"
Holiday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Graves.
Speciai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Union No. ~.
NE Lead Them All Nolan Brothers.
New Years Presents 10 ElrOpe-H. +. BehrenS.
Excelsior Baking POwd' r-R. II. List.
Table Cuusry-NcSbitl Il Bro.
Wanted-FO;eman for Agricultural Works.
For Sale-HOrseS, Harness and Wagon.
Salta Smiles -FIew 4 BertSChy.
FOURTH PAGE.
Sensation Of the seaSOa-G. Nendel & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Don't

Fail to zee our Novelty Foot Stools in Hide
and Plush covering, to &c had only
At the Popular,
I'LL Main Street.
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Albums. Albums, AlbumI

AIDuuls, AIDuIub, AIDuIuBs
Photograph and autograph albums in
largest variety and lowest prices. Fifty
full size albums for 39ets., worth 75cts.
AT THE POPULAR,
I'LL Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12

LOOK out for bogus Jubilee Bead, none
genuine without Wheeling Bakery Com
pany's estl
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ChrIatmas RreHenta.

Gents Fine Slippers, latest styles at all
prices. Call and sea them.
J. W. AMICK & Co,
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NH.

Now on exhibition at WICkHAM'S
AUCTION HOUSE. Sale Thursday
Evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12

It's q real happiness to sew, Tow thai
We nave "Mile End"
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WHEELING BAKERY Coz Jubilee Bread
hos a seal OF every loaf. None genuine
without their seal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12

WHEELING BAKERY Co. IS Jubilee Bread
has no equal. NOas genuine without
their seal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12

Genuine Cork Sole Shoes.
Will not hurt yonr feet, will keep your
feet dry and prevent colds arising from wet
fset. Best shoe made for winter veal
J. ". ANICK & Co.,
1l43 Main Street.
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WHEELING BAKEsY Co.'S Jubilee
Bread wholesome and neutritious.
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Gsrutpe Cork Sole Shoes.

WHEELING BAKERY Co.'S ine Fruit
Cake fer sale at your grocers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12

ASK your grocer for wheeling Bakery
Compsny's fine Fruit Cake.
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First Branch.

EIEbt 81
The First Branch members were all in
their seats, something rather remarkable.
The Branch was slow in getting to work,
but they made up by going at it hammer
and tongs, when ono started, over the
proposed loan ordinance. On the second
reading Mr.. Tracy insugurated a riot by
moving to strike ont of section three the
clause appropriatipg $25. 900 for the
STRENGTHENING and improving of CaldwelPs
run. This excited Mr.. Dslbrugge's ire,
and he and Mr.. Tracy fred some impas-
| stoned ~utterances at each other, in loud
and narrowing tones OF voice. Mr.. Tracy
gave It ont solid that the $25, 600 clause
would endaDgsr the whole ordinance, but
YVES induced to withdraw his motion to
allow Mr.. Buckmau 20 make q motion to
recommit the whOle matter to the COM
mittee, it to report two separate ordin-
auces, one appropristing SOL, 900 for the
redemption OF bonds of 1877 and $4,000
for the stone bridge, and the other $25, 600
for the run. .
This matter was fought to a finish, and
was lost; syes 7, noes 9.
The original ordinance was then adopted
ayes -, noes 3.
Nc. buchanan of, rad the following:
"ResOlred, That the Committee on Or
dinauCes be and are hereby requested TO
report an ordinance making it unlawful
for any contractor on any Of the public
works in this city, TO employ any but
citizens Of the United States"
This was talked over !o7 quite a long
time, and Was finally adopted.
An ordinance making a number OF
changes in the ordinance affordiDg termin-
81 facilities to the Wheeling and Harris
burg Railroad Company, was taken up
and referred to the Committee on RAFT
roads. Accompanying the ordinances was
the following recommendation:
THE Undersigned special Committee,
appointed by the Chamber Of Commerce,
say they have examined The accompany
ing amendments to the ordinance passed
February %, 1899, in relation t. the right
Of way of the Wheeling AMI Harrisburg
Railway Company, and hereby recommend
their adoption, believing it to be u the
true interest," Of the city Of Wheeling.
"[Signet + w. Hszlett, Thomas
O'Brien, Henry Bier, c. K. Hubbard, n.
B. SOFT, F. j. Hsarne ard Randolph
| Staluakey."
Various small items of miscellaneous
business, sent ovez from the Second
Branch, were conCurred in.
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ELEVEN-ELEyEN.

WHEELING BAKERY Co. s Jubilee Bread
is the best.
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l. q. COOP eelis Dry Goods the cheapest
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SIi9,3iS So
q FVlOIN 0I NsIlTTU
Bills payable were reported as follows:

Board Of PWhic WorkS:-
Curbiug OH Ohio strect.."".".""m..... S37 q
pnnrd nf PnNcc md Ere COMMISSIONERS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12

About eight O'Clock last night a bold
bluff game was enacted at lsreals cigar
store. on Sixteenth street, by q stranger,
who IL believed to belong to the same gang
Of crooks. This racket was paralyzing IN
tia boldness. About the lime named a
big stranger went into Mr.. lsreal's place
and putting his hand in bis pocket, said:
"Tye got something for you; give me two
dollars" Mr.. Isresl produced q two dol
l,r note, thinking the stranger had a pack
age for bin, when the man pulled q re-
y~olver, presented it at the astOnishsd
cigarist's head, with the remark:
That's what I've got for yo1," .
Snatcled tie two dollars and backed out
Of the store. Mr.. Israel caught up a
Ratchet and gave chase, but the fellow
succeeded in making good his escape with
the money.
About eight O'Clock last plight Ofhcer
West run IN a young man on suspicion;
He gave his name "a John Shrode, and
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

biemler ben iulbfanbis famine. Noo'
ianbsrns al 2puen os be, iOm frenter
ben, bar leuet / bet ttp5se 9aab, at
oenue, ben enbelise % iiofte Gortltol
pilbe ~fulbfaite benne 2op, euer ! bet
Rinoite before ben iaalebes, at oens
@jennsmIsrelie uilbe blipe umulisslori.
3pertimub, Nfsjsrelien beposr Souers
8rincip iaa belt os boloent, at ajenoels
len blep ben itGrfeite Steite, ps ineo en-
iaaban sialoer bet blot iOr benz, Der
bploer en- soo Stprelie % SOP p9 Or
ben / Solul, at tuinse igjennem, taals
mpbi9t, men bog beltemt, oerne ttore
Reiorm, inotil Saloontraiiten % ulops
fig 1ilUirfnins Os Sals al berulenoe
0rifte aloeles bliuer iat en- stopper
Tor. De nsoueuoise amendments bsr
ieies til oenne Sop, ps tilli9e laaoanne,
ium uirfer beniistsmGsiisit til at naa
bet Sjenuem ben tillisteoe Maal.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

Som auereSs bsrsrt inbebolber :,
len $500 8iaioner aubifmile, % IN :;
MI omtrent fan banne ps ct 8igsS.
en- eneite 8ubifmil, maa hi bs,,.1
Spsrssmaalet: b~uurmeset er oa so,r.
fig en- Billion?
On Billion er en- @iai0n @anss ,p
Wilion, os ifrepen me6 9a( Ter Sen j..
lebes no 1,000,000,00O 900. Men g.,
refer siper life ben minbite aprs;;r
ling ON, 9pao De lfuIe uotrpfte. @o,.
Die - maaife psiua Dor 6oritouh
er iaa inbifrenfst i Dpfnttelien =;
M9n9ben, at Ri neppe funne pper,tr,
mere END tire 5ins meb ct eneite gG,
gtaar Ri bile t9lle bositaaenbe Ter 9or.
feItre9er (-------) me6 .,
eneIte 8lit, iaa oeler ui benz uoilfoorr;,
/ to @anse ire o9 ppfatter Dem ba isrs
TOM ier. StGrre Tal lerer Ri Isrf 4.
uaroere reb Grfarius, % 5al, bourum
ri inSm Grfaring bar, funne oi 6eUpr
insen Soreitiain9 sjcre os ON.
Gn 8iaion er iaa meset, at ct Msr.
neite, iom er iitanb til / bpert Seturs
at tale tire, mautte tRle Dag % g}oti
10000 Oar, for at flnne tele til IN
Billion.
pa mlan MI AT Golen fan uoitipr,
$500 SiGioner 9erninser, lom bpsr sr
en- Wtil bpi, lang % breb, iaa cr ot
utpiplionlt, at raar Ell Saano formaueS.
/ 6pert Seflinb at bprtripe 3 iaaNurr,
&ubifmile, maatte ben anuenSe IulN,
80 Milioner glar, ipr at tilintetSipr,
Solen.
5preitiler ri %, at oeb Solens Sta
bsiie ! bpert Setuno blep pannet en-
aubifmil, piloe bet baoe pRret Jos
MiIioner Iar, fGr Solens Masie tlv
ierbis.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Gm fortraTelig Sraftat
af Mma. @ermt. Nran6e

er nplt9 pptrptt. Zen bar fplgenoe 9iteI;
"Mn8nlt 9ermau 5ranfes forte lin
oeroisning ON ben ,anbe Cmpsnoeliss
% sjprlise ariiienoOms WulisbeS,
bpotpeo eIter ben bellige Sfrift ipa'
res paa ben meset alminoelige, men
Dog ntiltreffelise llnbfplbning, JON
loses oeri. at maj, lite fan tage is
lelo ilo8et til, eller al esns &rGfter
onipenoe iig. eller blipe %irommere".
"a oenue lille BOG banoler netop ont no.
get, loni Der M en- 69tte al Nor bar pGrei
lerf Strto ON blanot os, oil ben roea 3plps
!!Glss meo SntereSie al Vile, nanieet buib
Ten Sioe be bar itilet iis paa / oenne GIRO.
So8en nosipr 46 Sioer os faces for Den
me9et btlige Yris al 5 Gents. HRan pen
oenoer fig til
Mortified Publishing Co,
1873. Northfeld, MINI
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

Gn engelIf SGBr, Or. Wiboletur,
beIte9 iur nogen 3io iioen alQffetaarns!
/ 9pmfirfen / &orboua, leblaset al Ell
3iseuner Icm Gerer. Ia ban sif nsS
40 ben imale Sinteitrappe, fslte ban
pluoielis 50rerens Irm ont fin Sals.
5ereren iegte at fuele bam, meoens fan
lamtioi9 tos bans Sung up al bans
CONNIE. 9asen irisjorbe iia, tus en-
&eOulper irem, affpreoe Den os flpgteSe,
os, ba ban ienere fonl tilbase meo Yulp
tlet, fanot man 5sreren lisse paa 9rap'
pen mee tnuit SUueb os 2esens YurSl
Saauoen. 5sreren bar befieuot Iunt
en- farlis Sorbrpoer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
BudIenS Mrntfa.eaIpe.

Ssfts er ben bebite Salpe | Berben fs'
Staar, sprsoen Cub, saar, Ba~rieIaar, Gall
MHslu', 0sbsriaar, ubnat, eiab, grofbpI
osr, e'stOrus % ole Subipsbumne % hd'
orsoer aloslss Piles, % bpis ben iiie sipr et
% ir9peS tnsen Detailing. Ten er saranters'
at 1taue siSrs fulbt1nbts SpIbef, oilers idar
man Densene ttIbase. pris % Gents IT.
s0fie. Selses bos
8. .. Wsntssmers b 90.
SeecrdA Jsipa, % $oa apotbeier | ans ar
be Dsn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Waben &orrcSpnnoante
Scr. y. Nnunoien

Wtr. y. Nnflo1e1
gn Dag iioitleben October TOM til nit
@us en- Sppi!lm Teriou, Der ifreu pna En-
8aple, at bans Nlent bar / Council Biuia
bans Napn oar Sobn NelI en-, % ban tar
Nsent, meooeltc ban, for "Dscorab. Eoiteu'
os andre norI!e Slaoe. Sam tilbso uii
"9ecurab Soften" IA Maaueoer, fra lite Nu'
oember at resne, for $1.05, men til Gatu lar
jeS intet Slab moota9et. SGr laa penlis Of
unoerrette mig, ON 3e bar mootaaet gela,
bet, eler ON bemelote Yerion lfulbe bore Ell
SpinSler.. u. Rasmusien
Sarlan, Soma.
Guar. 81 bar life mcotuset SnNs
~bstalin9 fra Sobn Nelien. 81 bar
insen reiienbe Nsenter.
llbgiDeren.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
sifrinasmiooel muo Sernbaneulpf.

SifrinSsmiooel moo Scrnbanenlgfs
fer. Sor at iorbinbre Sernbaneiams
menItsb bar en- Sr. @i.Sli Sriiun Otter
riae) ppfunoet ct Nppornt, Der omtales
sunitist al be piterrisite Sastpnbise.
apparatet beitaar al en- lioen 8psn, Tom
lsber ct Stpfte iprdn Toset os fcntrols
leres meo fulb Sitferbeb af 9otomottos
fsreren. Sifterbsbsposnen bep9ses af
en- bpnamuseleftriit Maifine / 2ofomus
tibet, bpprira Strsmmen lebes siennem
SernbaheItinnsrne til Sifterbebsupsnen,
iom ai acknowledgement fan boloes /
ben Slitanb, ban rnIter, % er ioripnet
ubpenoig meb ct gin al @lasrer, Tom
ienberbrpoes, naar Der mebes Mobitanb.
8eb Ssnoerbrpbninsen aibrpbes Strsms
men, % / famine gieblif pirfer 2ofomO.
tipets Bremier. Tanfer mon fig to 81
too at lebe mob biuanben, oil bisie iaas
ieSes itanies, naar be to SitterbebsuOsne
itsber iammen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

Dem Tom fra Stalieu, 5000 fra 5ranfs
riss, 1000 fra 1pllanb, 1000 fra Spa
MEN os Reiten fro fcrfjsaise andre
9anos. Der uar tiliteoe SO aarbinaler
os 500 8ifopper. 89rbien af be for
ItieGise @aoer por 9 Milioner Dollars
ps / tontaute gense benueb 8 Milioner
Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

Senator Wanoeriou bar iubleoeret ct
5urIlas ON at iprbpie ale Snpalioers
8cuIiouer til IS pr. Mtauneo. San op
lpier, at 146,3S3 Yerioner uilbe berpeo
faa fine 8eniiouer iprbpieoe, % De oar
lise &snlionsubbetolin9sr piloe beroeo
forpses meb $6,153,352.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
ubgioersn.
vi mootaeer oftc 5ureippraner o.

d. Bcter 6abrnep / gbtcaso er en- pnalios
Zig N!auo. %or Ngeat i Ggicaso meOoeIr
cs, at baa or pdaltoalig % reoerbGi!jg | en-
busr @enieeaee og at insen reh0uer at irpgt!
for at inolaoe fig meo BAN. 0aits Weoia
ner bar pGret I 8ruB / mango Nar, er od
tierOte o. aniecs for nom9rteoe for De Sp3
bonnie ior boilte DC nnbeinles.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

Gurmanb 9ounseno Of &omiteen for
militare NHGrcr bar inbitillet til Sch
taaelie 8puteles 8eiplutiOn, Der an'
mpoer Gbmin;itraticnen On at sipe Sp'
lpsniuser ONT rpset al De erpbreoe &e'
belflaa par ublepereoe / npsen Stat.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
SRA @aibinstom.

SuIitsminiiier @arlanc bar uorspni
9ommer sol Glappuul indianapolis,
Snoiana, til at osiiitere be 5oreHeos
Staters Gttornen / S~rcceenren mob be
oempfratiIte @alsbeorassre ! Snoiana'
polls. Sun. @iuinm Seuocrion, Der
rcpreIeutercoe en- SOmite al 100 Of DC
melt promincnte 9emofrater % &ep'I'
blitauere i Spen, bapbe anmuoet SUI
Ititsminiaeren ON at uorGpne Sor'n'er
Glupppul, for at @rucesierns tanoe Is
res meo Strait os 2pstisbeo. &e9ler'u'
gen bar lupst at sjpre aft, buao Den iar'
for al Iaa enbper Iiplois l~trnffet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

SinausminiItereH bar dnmoost Non
oresIen ON at bcpitse $4,000 iOm Or
itatnina til SnoinuerbOucinsen GOlOrpiu
% andre lite 5noiauere, Der Fbfc SOm'
mer bier brepue no at @urfelS Gorntp
Of Gplerabus cipile Nutoritetsr os gsils
itIen. Snoeurissminiiteren bar upar'
beioet bette SperIlas, Os ban attrnOoer
sonsresIcu ON at beitemme, bpilte 6urs
bulosresler &e9jerinsen fal tnse Tor at
faa COLORADO til at betale De 6oreneoe
Stater raprte 5taoeseritatnins.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

Setreter @lutorciu Of SnoenrigSoe'
partementet bar anmObet Snitltsmt'
n~iiteren ON at unlGsse sag I De 6orz
cneee Staters gtapn MOB Staten Soma
for on mulis at iaa tilbn9e 22,5Oo
Gcres i O'8rien Gcuutp, Der feilastis
bier puteuteret til Soma / ct 9anosrant
til Siour gitp & ct. 9aut Sanetompas
nj. 0ette o~anosrunt par sOotjenot ben
l2te Rai 1864. Snbenrissoepartes
mentet paaItaar, at 8ancfumpaniet bar
albris ppiplot getiuselierne i aano.
s%rantet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

SreIioenteu bar ubnauut .@eneral
8rasa fra @tscpniin til be SOreneSe
Staters 8sinnbt til Nerito.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

aunsresmauo Ranbaa paaltaar, at
Der er minoit so Semotrater | &epre'
Ientantbuiet, Der oil itemme for Spba
uelien Of Stattsn paa 9obaf.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

Snbtasterne fra OleOmarsarin' Sfats
ten iurpses itaois, / enfelte 9iitritter
bar Surpsellen enops naaet $4,000
ON Maaneoen. Snternal &epenue @m'
beosmanS tror, at Sleomarsarin. Stat
ten pil fremoeles / n,atse gar forGses.
ut 0lepmarsnrinimpr temples lont Iaa>
Sant fines life at fOrmtnoi.e bets Sals,
men bar beGer bibtil baot ben moSlatte
8irtNiua.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

aunsresmuno Mcafiaen fra 3enneIee
bar iremiat ct 5urIus ON at opbeOe
Statten paa t~ilpirtct 9ubat. Da bette
Surlas er iremiut al Ell 9emutrnt, Der
er Reblcm Of aomiteen for Mioler cs
llopeie ps repreienterer Administration,
anlees bet iom ct 9ilbaseltriot % en-
@rflarins, at Miaipriteten / Repreiens
tantbuIet er pilis til at saa meo paa ct
apmprpmis meb Senipn til RebuftiUnen
Of 9anbets S~nbtGster.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

Senatpr Wprria fra Sermont. ben
elbite Senatpr / 9~onsresIen, blep for
leben Dag pluSielis ips. San er rs
9lnr sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

&pnsresmanb 0enrp Smitb fra Mils
wautee bar inbleperet ct 6prIns ON, at
insen / 8esjerinsens 1jeaeite ital iua
miubre emo 81 ON 8a9en.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
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way the supporters of the other four
candidates in question are emphatic in
their opinion that if the Northwest is to
furnish the candidate their man, and he
only, is the stronger. At the same time
all are figuring on place at the tail OF
the ticket as last resort, and hence, as
in the event of Sherman'S nomination.
the vice presidency would necessarily go
to the East, neither the Michigan, Iowa,
Illinois nor Indiana delegations, have.
any inducement to go over to the Ohio
camp. With them it is the question or
an Eastern man for the presidency, and
the vice presidency for the West. Depew
out of the race, the only available can
didate east of the Ohio river is Blaine.
This is the logic of the situation, and
the appearances point tonight, just as
they have every day for a week, to a
Blaine and Harrison or Blaine and
Alger ticket. The only thing that can
prevent such a combination is an absO-
lutte and unequivocal refusal for the
third time from the Plumed Knight.
Rumors were freely circulated this aft
ernoon that a cablegram had been re-
ceived from Mr.. Blaine to the effect
that, if the convention found it impOssi-
BILE to harmonic on any of the candi-
dates, he would accept the nomination,
provided that it was made unanimous.
Another report was to the effect that his
name would be formally placed in NOM
ination in behalf of the California dele
cation in the morning. Both of these
stories when run down proved to have
been cut out of whole cloth. B. F.
Jones. who ought to know, emphati-
cally denied the first story. Chairman
Estee, of the Californians, gave a quietus
to the latter. The anti-Harrlson con-
ference
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-25
WAR TO THE KNEE.
Everybody Is on to Everybody's
EISe'S Game.

CHICAGO, June 24.-At one moment
on Saturday there was some prospect of
the Mckinley programme succeeding,
and John Sherman had really given the
Ohio delegation release from obligations
to himself and permission to do what it
should deem best. The Blaine men were
tanning the Mckinley blaze as best
they could in secret, but they over
played the game and were detected.
Then Sherman withdrew his with
drawal, his representatives here posi-
lively denied that he had had thought
of retiring from the race, and the sena-
tor himself is interviewed to the same
effect in Washington. Another Elkins
scheme is to force the opposition to
unite on Sherman. This is on the the
ory that Blaine could safely take NOM
ination away from Sherman for the
reason that the Ohio senator was a can
didate before Blaine's first letter of
withdrawal was written, as is witnessed
by his demand for presidential indorse-
ment of the Ohio state convention of 1887
Therefore Blaine is under no such obli-
cations to Sherman as to the candidates
WIN oHtoico tho uolu oil Ihe UelIeI lldG
Blaine was out. 1t is true that the
Blaine men are in the majority in the
convention, but many of these
Blaine delegates are attached to
other candidates. If these other
candidates refuse to get out of the way,
and they are now refusing to do so. it is
not easy to see how Blaine can be NOM
mated, or if nominated how he can ac-
cent
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-25
sHERNfAN's TELEGRAMs
Add Good Deal of Spice to the
Situation

CHICAGO, June Ex-senator Sher-
mans friends have been inclined to in
dicate that his nomination tomorrow is
not only possibility, but a probability.
kilograms have passed to-day between
the senator and his manager here to the
effect that he is not only not out of the
fight, but that he has reasons to believe
that he will be the nominee of the con-
vention. Senator Sherman has wired
his friends that he is in the race to stay:
that he would retire in favor of no one.
He said that Mr.. Blaine was pledged to
him not to be candidate, and the use
of his name is unauthorized, and that
the attempt to force Mr.. Blaine
upon the convention was a gross
abuse of confidence. Senator Sher-
man contends in his dispatches
here that Mr.. Blaine could only be NOM
mated by the convention in square
issue between Mr.. Blaine and himself
and the other candidates, and not as the
unanimous choice of the body. There