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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-13
WANTS A DIVORCE.
had Ponmanahlp Rebukcd and Onset In
Fiat

Through her attorneys, McSs. Tin and
wilkcnon. Mrs Luc Hardin yesterday
filed in the chanocry court proceedings Tor
divorce from Everett Hardin. The couple
wcrc married IN this city in 1872. Plain.
tih changes that for two years her husband
also that he has shamciully abused her
aud lived In Improper relations with one
lila Cage. Plaintiff asked for an injunc.
ton restraining defendant from in any
way interfering with her or her business,
or from forcing himself In her presence
and striking or abusing her.
Tho fiat Of Judge Estes was that the
necessary process would issue when tho
attorneys saw proper ~ write the caption
OF the bill In legiblo style. This, ut least,
Is what experts with the judges writing
Aay Il Is.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-13
CORRECT METHODS OF TRAINING
Athletic Sports at the Christian Broth
era College Yesterday.

ers' College Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon the students Of the
Christian Brothers college took part in a
series Of athletic sports. There wcro sack
races, egg races, foot races, hand ball, etc.
Prizes had been put up and tho entries
wcc numerous. Brother John was master
OF ceremonies, and Brothers Agatha, Ath-
anasus aud jerome were tho Judges.
James Canalc WIS declared the winner OF
the first sack rice. In the second race the
result was doubtful, and Willie Coffin and
Walter Hunter had 10 engage In another
race, Coffin carrying of the prize. Tn,
iint egg race was won by Bruce Street
! although he had close rivals in Gcorg,
| Hcakcs aud Charley Speed The second
egg race resulted in favor Of Howard Pad.
olson. The foot races Tor boys over ak.
teen were won by Chas Brooks and X. W.
rcndcrgnst;, for those from twelve 10 six
teen, by GcOpc Podcsta and Henry sam.
clson; that for boys from nine 90 twelve,
by Frank Turnbull. In the midget race
John Mahoncy captured the prin. but
John Latuu was close second. In hand
ball Chris Reilly, W. llopmn and Pinck
whcatlcy wcrc declared champions OF the
school. Other pnzcs for hand hall were
awarded 10 Emmett rendcrgast aud james
Reilly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-13
Alieniian n m l.

For sprains, bruises rheumatism. cramps,
inflammation swelling. cuts, burns, etc, In
man, and splinL ringbone, windgall. cpl
zootic, scratches etc. In horses, Rangum
Root Eminent Is n sure cure. The "King oil
Linimcnts" is the universal verdict Never
fails 10 cure any ailmcnt that can be reached
by an external medical application. 5Occnt,
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store
2S3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-13
WHITE CLIFF MINERAL SPRINGS

Temporary reductions at MaliordA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-13
An Iaiinrnrnu.nIIn.

Prom he the Augusta tAfk.l Niictto
Principles arv greater than persons, and
there are too many people In the world
for any one man to DO important enough
10 occupy our time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-13

wiLt be found An excellent remedy Tor
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

sysla,,Ss xtAssNsN es@NNs-
HASTINGS, June 20.--Lsst evening Barry
Lodge No. l3, assisted by the ladies of the
city, gave a reception and banquet in honor
of the Worlds Champions. Hastings Divis-
ion No. 10. Captain Niskern and Eddie
Cole, the msscotte. returned from Cincin-
natl in the afternoon. They were met at the
depot by the drill corps. city band and .
large crowd of people armed with brooms,
scoop shovels, etc. Brigsdier General Hast
ings arrived on the 2:l5 train and was es-
corted with members from other Lodges to
the Hastings House, where the banquet
was prepared. which proved TO De one of the
most enjoyable Affairs ever given in the
city. Lees orchestra entertained with music
while the valiant knights with their wives,
mothers or sweethearts slowed away all the
good things they deemed advisable at one
time. Toasts we're given and responded TO
until the midnight hour had passed. In
addition to the worlds championship and
big prize of 81 10000, the boys got q sl00
prize from General Hastings offered by him
10 any Division Ia Michigan that would
take prize st the supreme contest, also q
fifty pound caddy Of tobacco from q Ken
tncky tobacco house The percentage OF
the winners was 9S.54.-The graduating
exercises Of the Hastings High schcol will
take place FRIDAY, June q. Nineteen
scholors viii graduate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

-Ths Flag thai nr~vsd = Hundred Hears
she Battle sno the hrosxs--

~Ths Flag thai nr@vsd nuHdrsd Hears
she B~ssls saa the nrsszs--
The oaic>xo As.es ssyE TIE nsx that
TIE califernisns have sdsptsd - a. offset
for ths Democrats red bandans VAS hrst
gotten eat Al the cArsn.r.s once IN San
Francisco BY ~ H. DeYounE. The design
las spread over the whole country. and
promises to be prominent IN the campaign.
Bsfsrs the bulk OF them were N sds . xzsll
silk Sag. about fourtssa sy twenty inches
ia sizs. vas furnished by Mr.. DeIeung and
tied about sis cane. California e~ms here.
flags and all. shouting for Blaine. This
original fss Mr.. Deioung brought with
kobie. OF Maine 20 take back 10 the Pine
Tree State. Il treasure II very highly"
said Governor RObis. and If | have occs-
sion ~ make speech that dag. the emblem
Of Cxlifornlas allegiance 10 Maine and her
great statesman, shall wave from my hand
Peter Dofsn. q prominent Michigan
Democrat and State Central Committeeman.
was mingling with his Republican frisn ds
at the Pacific yesterday. He wore Michi-
gan badge, but no candidates insignia
The Aigsr procession being organized. an
shoulder with the admonition Michigan
Republicans fall in at battery d." Doran
forgot his surroundings long enough TO ex-
claim: Republicans be -"
Congressman Mark >. Brewer, Of kichi-
gan. 10 attending the convention. Since
he first served in Congress hs has been Con-
sui General at Berlin. Though q oompAr-
stiyely young man he has been . hard stu
dent. A German citizen Of this country
was invited TO n banques in Berlin while
Mr.. Brewer was Consul General Ii WAS
late when he entered. and = gentleman was
delivering an eloquent response 10 toast
in exquisite German. When the speaker
had finished the visitor asked he was. SUP
posing him to be German. and was an
swersd. 'Nr. Brewer. the American Con-
sui General"
Allan @. Story, the lawyer, went down TO
the Auditorium building yesterday after
noon and presented his ticket at the gallery
entrance. "Ob, mol" remarked the door
keeper, ex-Police Officer Tyrrell. I'VE don't
need any more Stories on the gallery.
Around 10 the first balcony entrance. Mr..
Story" The attorney carried large ban
dana, which he displayed prominently, pro-
claiming that ''thc Republicans would need
il for protection later in the Fall"
THE poor Republican convention" said
q gentleman who was evidently not of the
Republican faith. The brethren have Q
hard time of it. Besides fighting the man
of destiny they seem TO have bad luck all
around. Half the delegates are tanning
themselves with red C. b. & o. advertising
fans, the authorized guide TO the conven-
ton advertises the Pinkerton Detective
Agency, and the convention hall is under a
cloud because of the alleged seab labor that
built it. Ii doesn't seem to be very good
year for drawing labor votes"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

~6chnider How's yeur Dog"
This '.Poihter' is net only for
-Schnider." but everybody that owns
. dog. A city ordinance xss rsqaasss
that every deg should be licensed. OF il
is ''iishle to arrest" This ordinance
wss evidently passed in the interest Of
the City CLERK lwho gets fee fer each
license or perhaps the Hardware dealer
who sells Dog Collars" Well for our
part We srs thankful ier II, and are pre-
pared with the finest stock Of Collars
that have ever been shown in this
market Look at the one for $1,000.
now on exhibition in our window. il
contains eight large Diamonds" each
one Of which is worth s2b0 were they
genuine). We also have them from Is
cents 10 $1,000 II viii cost you moth
ing. and you may see something dasir-
sble.
FOSTER. STEVENS a. CO.,
10 ssd ~ Mssrss-st.. SIS. as, So. % sa1
Al Lsais-sh
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
ALGER TRYING TO KEEP COOL
He 10 Talking with His Lieutenant .
Chicago.

Chicago.
DKTRoIT. June 20.-General Alger was
not at his place of business yesterday, and
all inquiries at his Office were met by Secre-
tary AcCaul. Tn e Ex-Governor was en-
deavoTing to keep cool at his elegant resi-
denee on Fort-st.. this effort applying alike
to bis mental and physical condition. He
was not idle By any means. There is q
special wire running into bis room, and the
constant elickings of an instrument ara in
terpretsd TO the General by an expert oper-
stor placed there for that purpose. At the
other end Of the line is Coz. +. J. Hecker,
and the General has his fingers upon the
pulse of the great National Convention as
surely as il there in person. while he can
measure the chances denoted without the
distraction inevitable from wild excitement
and unchecked enthusiasm. His sIgges-
tons are flashed back as the facts are wired
him, and If the cool councils of Q level
headed man can avail In AZ emergency, like
the present the Aiger boomers may take
hope and be confident.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
ire cAsle ROAD


The ensls kssa TAkss ~ nee nsn -
h nsenins.
The Csnls Road viii - pushed 10 com
plstssn very rssidiy. from sAs time for
ward A. J. Bswns and d. A. Eiedgeti
have purchased sns-hAlf Of the entire sssck
Of the company. and tbsy vii nsks things
has tfoH tkls On.
The read vii be built . Rssd's Lake By
shs 4th Of July. and large gang Of men
are already ~ uerk on the nsW line. The
surveyers have bsen at work tor several
esys laying cut the hns. which starts from
the present power house and viii run -
per tse franchise granted ~ the Grand
Rapids Tewnship Board.
The following named gentlemen have
taken sleek ia the company. Col. Geo 9.
Rrigxs, sx- Mayor Diksnsn. +. &. Fuller. j,
3. White, Tkss. PECK and others.
A Triple Tragedy.
PTrTzBUEs. june so.-Josephine kUk
poisoned herself and two children THU
morning. All are dead. Gauss not known
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

txskssg<s fss ttNtssks- s-sEsalA
lTHacA. June 2o.-lfhaca is letting her
bunting fT today IN honor OF the annual
State reunion Of the experiences Of the
war ksay old vets. have arrived and
contlnus TO arrive On every inesning train.
A biz camp ire u to be held IN the new
G. a. r Hall tonight Tbe ball IL covered
With emblezs OF she var. Tomorrow will
Be the great day. A srgs crewd and a.
sT oeiient time viii bs bsd. TIE old sol
disrs are ssrsnsdirg tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
CHANGED DAILY.

The following is taken from our new cook
book. price u lor given away with every -
sold:
Vanilla Ice Cream.
To each quart of cream add one-qusrier
Of ysnills bean previously cut into small
pieces and boiled in . small quantity Of
cream or milk. and strained. II preferred
substitute 1 teaspoon OF vanilla extract
Sweeten very sweet ana freeze Tomorrow
We will give directions for freezing.
Imitation is the sinoerest form of fat
tery. We feel highly complimentsd by the
copying OF our peculiar style Of advertising
by one OF our competitors-hesd lines and
al.
We have opened new line OF crystal
berry sets which We would like TO have you
see; they are very cheap and At the same
time look nice-being made after the new
spiral cut glass. These sets are just the
thing for ice cream. Have you
RsfrfEeratori
If not, buy one before the weather 10 hotter.
just think. We have two and half mon tbs
more of just such weather 10 endure this
year. Make il besrsble by having q refrig-
orator. Buy the Leonard or you will be
sorry. We now have all sizes af our retail
store. Many sizee We have been out Of for
some time. Call before they are ell gone.
II. LEONARD'S SONS a co.
% and 81 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Ths Grand Rapids Police Relief and Pen
sft Assoelstioaks.d their nonthly meeting
IN ths oourt rsora est evssins. The Secrs-
tazT presented his quarterly report sbos
iEr = meni oeTship q siTsy-three. Rscsi pts
for tie auartes- n. =. "a this = s93e1 30
from q r. Morgan. Of Aorgsn A Avery. a
donation. TIE total smouns pad 0st fer
Sex benefits sl337S. ies-i1g a tke treas
urv 81 az ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

sssssssss - vtssxsz---ssAs-
s.xo Lskk gnne 8-Firs stzr1ed II II.
ne rear sn5 - Brsymaus hardware store
tais svsnlaz sf s siclock. Wksn frss as
esvxrsd 4 as fko-rhf tbe wksse poxth
s.Ee 81 the si2ees ~ouid nGrz but kT s-esf
woFk ~ ti1e esil sE1ssae Z rss ssoruef -
fsre snv spTsoys dszlaEs ~sr doue r. H
Pnsr1nau .cSses 81 stoex hurne6 sna
zs-n seed 81 ~zfer <lsf c0gsref ~ inesr-
snes. : Grsnt. - hssssasl4 np>a< -.
saz>n - ire znk.e1 ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

CH1cAao. June 0.--lt needed only a
ksneral circulation OF . rum0r that there
,sss liable 10 be trouols in the convention
tonixht over t5s contests in Virginia. to IN
ducs the Rspuhlican hosts to fock en- masss
20 the vicinity Of he AuditoTum building
tonixbt. and they did ik. When once the
aoor a. ouenA thsrs vas rush for the
furnsliles. and Il vas necessary for fhs police
ard Ssrgeants- at Arms TO bring al their
diplosnscy. patience and forsoearxncs into
play a. that orisr usight be brought cut OF
chaos. AZ o clock. outside Of tie space
reserved for the Delegates, there vas literal
" noe q vscsat foot 0f space within tas
four walls. men and women. hoys and girls
snd bsbies IN sTrns erowded toSsfasr.
Al Sl3 the convention wss called
90 order. bat delegates wars slow
IN rstSiBg into their seas and the Caiifor-
nisn had - shout several times before ne
could xst semblsncs u order. The Grss
in orisr was ths reading ofs taiegrsm from
the Republican COMMITTEES 0f California
thanking tue convention Tor the honor it
had conferred apon the FscfSc Coast in
selecting one of 20 nstivss a. perm aneas
shsrnsn- Wellington. OF Maryland sent
uD q rrsoiati5a expressing sTmpafhy
With the bssruaaB naoon ia The
nour II their deep e0rrow Harris Of
North Csrelins. sobrnittef - q ulbsctafa 4
r~<oiulicu ~hich hs ssid hsd osan aoprsv@d
- fse Cslnmittse an RESOLUTIONS. TIE
.nh@fitnte wss screpted 81 Wellington
snf was sdoplei b. = rising vote
Wien shs 3elseafes lad been sessad Mr
Fftrber ssked unani,uous ennsent tsy the
f,frrfucfion of resolution expressing -.
,xr-f sf the 8eafh of Ten U s Grant. Ishn
q Inasn. Chester A. Arthur and H9n.
R,aeo4 Ccnklin. The res0iufson rsad a.
foiIoew
Rs-sIr~l By ne Nstiensl Rspuhlicsa
Con~snron m meeting ssserhled. that e
s~pi,rros The lcss Of Generals 8. 5. Grant.
lem A. Lnran sni Chester A. Arthgr. who
=, sffen 81 sur armies ~ victory. sad 81
fhe Hon. R.sseoe Conkiiax. tesrless STATES
nan ard ciliren ef Nsv Ysrk. scpisasei
e. esIssnisr. 18th 81 th~ cause % Repas-
ficsn principles and q The interests Of the
nsficr.
rhs RESTITUTION sss sfscpsed ~ rigng
vufe. The report 81 ne CcmmIt 80 en Cfe-
aenfisls wss cailsd Irr aut it rss snncancst
that C8strnsn HepsurB, - chairman.
vas not ~ith hls aei-xsfieD xnd Is vzs IN
fsrrr1 that The eeHnlniites had not cou-
pIet~~i - iabor-
Al So - char arsin cslief fsr tie
(AAfrsn.n e ~ corn .nitsee ga ts-eslsufials
sad recrivlnz - resronss cal.e.f ar.-n ena
f-,,rurssltre sa Brsolarious ~ Hsr~}s a.
N,rfh C.reiiua responded ibat tl,e .ssrn-slt-
nes wpsid sot - resfv 90 reeor- un6f
rsnFaine- fhereopca a. sE ~ Rslla~
s,f rexes nor~f sn ad nuTnrup1f ons,i
es>sr tazrorrov Thers ues sfersn a. -
.~nt snE % rpseiaiaon wss au8ckiv wifa-
drssa. A scors of sressrs ssre uii~s 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Bxscx RxvKz. Jz8. ze.-srsksnen On
tie nerth end 81 tss Dssreik Bar City 4
Aip>ns Railway ea org hmsex trsius
stre1k fsr ) zors PEI nszts Yesterday. Mr.
Mica nzsss srrsF gernents ~sth theza 10 70
- werk sesa- 1ae me1 s1snd . good
css.ce 81 gsttiae ts< ~szss stfnek for.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
WILT AND oILAPIoATIoN.


CHIcsso. June D.-12.9o p. m.--Miehi-
gsn's blue satin ruiden bad disappeared
when the delegates slboved down TO the
front OF the ball this neon- some one had
taken it for an Algsr badge. AL Of the del
sgation we're on hand early except the
members Of the COMMITTEES, who we're strug
xiing With the Malone dzht and the rsso-
lutsons. Ihs Fsls1affan Horr was again
The right bower ef tie delegation and wss
ssnked by Weeks. Stephenson and Mitch
ell They are al showing the general state
OF wilt and diiapadsron due TO the ram
rage Of old King sol
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

znd ne ch.lrmsa skxln ssksd for the
pleasure Of EAs Con ssafioz- bzfn<. ~
fsnasF lx7BiA s1a reeoells<d, and nagssd
fAal rssll 81 states es ezlte<f fGr czsn11~fs 81
TIE e<Eisnxl CeazinikEse Thers we're ns1a.
sEoas s2ouls 81 40. The resolution go de-
fs4t-c Ths zsilsEi=s saoutsd tor doa- w.
g. Brzdley. u kentgcky sna BE toek
tne stage. The nonIines Of shs ksy1olicsn
PARTY IL tha ixsf czmpzlxa "A hissoaEl
4zae xizoroas sDseeh- hs aid rss naeEa-
cry II TIA Talon soldier sss dear
q hin, sud thai 80 lsng ss thsrs sas del-
lar - tie NsEional treasury not . n2n Of
them s101ld de In Posr house. IL szs TIE
damnz5ls ksEssy ef ths Democrats party
that & wzs Fesponsi sl< for . fact thai they
we're ez sol1leEs. Il w2s foF ths eo1ssn-
IioB 70 select . grzsd lssdsr that should
point n. way ~ victory. Load cries Of
b.sine. and hlsses. Il nsstsFed not. the
speaker said. whethsr IL s&s tina Piumsd
Knight from Name drsxE cheers. or any
okhsr man Victory Vas assured 70 the
Republican party IN the nsxI campaign
Prolonged cheering greeted the speaker
when rs retirs5.
Il sss announced that the Conmittse on
Credentials would report IA twenty min
utes. and . great sh0at arose for Foraker.
A formal motion that he &c invited 10
speak vas carried by aeelzmAEion, and hs
received an ovation when ne appeared. Ian
IA h4nd, upon the stage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
Conveation Notes.

Sherman will undoubtedly lead on the
first ballot.
The indications at the present time point
to Blaine and Ex-Governor Porter, Of Indi-
ana. as the ticket.
The election of Estes, of California, IS
permanent chairman Of the convention, Is
a victory for the Blaine men.
Mckinley, of Ohio. chairman Of the Com
mittee on Resolutions and Platform il
looming up as possible candidate.
Col. Ed. Pierce seems to lose his, temper
IL any other name than Alger's issfnention-
ed. for he is for Alger first. last, and all the
time.
Alger's friends we're working all day yes
terdsy like beavers and, il Is said. have
made some headway, notably with the
Missouri delegation.
Senator Stockbridge, of Michigan. retired
NJ midnight Monday night and was out
again ~ q o'clock yesterday morning. work
ing In the interest of Russell A. Alger, and
Is said TO have made good progress.
The delegates as they occupy their seats
present q generally bali-front-row- -parqustte
appearance. The hot atmosphere and the
universal forid cast of complexion give
them the appearance of rose bush.
The Joke Of the convention is the blossom
ing IN every store window OF portraits OF
Dspew labeled The Granger's Friend. -
One saloonkeeper, with . sense of humor,
has placed beside the Depew picture Ipor-
trait Of Bob Ingersoll with a motto 'The
Christians Friend" A State street shoe
house has q banner with picture of an
easy shoe and the words, Free tread and
protection for the foot.
Pangborn, of Jersey City who has been
a delegate at every Republican convention
| since Fremont wss nominated up to this
one, except one, when he was in the war.
| said: "The struggle will terminate in q con-
| test between Alger and Allison, with the
| chances strongly in favor of the Michigan
man. Alger has antagonized nobody. His
| managers have been very discreet. His
| popularity with the soldiers will tell largely
| in bis favor. There is only one way tc
| nominate Blaine, and that is for Sherman
| to withdraw in his favor. Then the rest
would have to follow suit. Sherman won't
1 do that
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

TsHFBNExe. June Z0.-Csrl ". wsndsl
died ~ bis home here yesterday. aged g.
Deceased wss ons Of the early settlers Of
Eshpemine and fean6ed fbs village Of Nor
wsy ~ years sgo. He vss prominent IA
nininE sB6 journalistic circies. he ieeTss
q vidsE, to ssss ssd tro daughters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Rossrt AHsn. a Cd nsn. rss kiflss By
~ g 4 a T. sneins q szskexaa fssssr-
dsy wsrzine- He sss suxYscyed en the
Fo~6 - . s~etoz h<ae. SIS ~ss sslkinx ..
- ss>es ssks . k>e~sA - - na>2><ss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

txeAssNt N 7et NtAtsshs-stssNp-
WASHINGTON. June 20.-Ths President to-
day approved the bill introduced by A..
Fisher. for public building at Bay City, to
cost 500, 900. This is the largest amount
appropriated for any Michigan building
this session.
Postmaster General Dickinson has gone
to New York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

vlss. OAio voted - Tor k2heas
AID Is Cor Wise. AMID great l2axhtsr snd
crles Of ~Ah nns1 TIE fset u. tns s<sss
saate& - o1snd n<iLhsr txckioE. And thst
q recognized TIE vofs ss . tesl one, s11so
ssst - the sosae. Tie vote tox tes ss4tlax
Of ths kaaoas delegation 10. Wise l3z-
TIE majority report IN re-1LioH 20 TIE W.
xiniz cases wzs thea rushed thronzn IN
short order. Nobody w2s il hanor Tor
say moFe work, and ~ lt39 Al sdlonFn-
neat sxs txkss until 10 o'eloek tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

CHIcAso, June 2o.-Ths session Of the
committee Oh Credentials vas long and
stormy. both sides In the Virginia case
esias prsssassd II great lsngth and argued
sxhsastivsly. While the contest vas being
heard. General Mahone waS excluded from
the committee ROOM Congressman Brady
presented the case for Gen. John j. Wise.
body was excluded from the room. the COM
mittss going into elecntivs session. About
5 O'Clock voting on the contests began.
The twenty second district WAS awarded 10
Wise by q vote Of twenty 20 thirteen.
The third. nth, sixth. seventh, eighth and
tenth were cedsd 20 Wise By q iva soce vote.
The ninth went 10 Malone al first. bat the
vote vas aftsrward Feoonsidersd and thrown
out. Four delegates st-large were given 10
Malone. This gives Wise fourteen and
Malone eight, the two thrown out com
pleting the roster.
The committee then took . recess
until 4 o'clock. when the formal
report 10 DO made 10 the
convention at O'Clock tonight will be
adopted. IL is understood that . minority
report will also be made out and the tight
will be transferred TO the floor Of the con-
yention, where hot time Is expected. the
Sherman men being prepared 10 make a
tight in behalf OF General Malone. Should
Malone conclude TO do this he will be
beaten, as the Blaine men who are in .
large majority, will eagerly sieze the oppor-
tunity 10 repay the little Nirginian
for his antagonism TO the Maine
man during the Blaine -Conklin z
contest IL is said that the chief cause OF
the hight between Wise and Manone was
the ambition of the former to get on the
National ticket as Vice-President. This
desire of Wise was opposed BY Malone.
and the Ex-Governor decided TO down the
little man, if possible. This decision Of the
committee means sixteen votes fo- Blain Q
in the Virginia delegation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-23
PERSONAL.

NJ. +. J. Mi.nes will leave fer the
- 10 feu days on psivase bnsiness
~.
Psymssses Rssssll, Of the Oregon
noffuay 4 Navigation Company, IL IN
- city.
Jokn L. Howard. manager Of the Or
go Improvement Company, arrived
~ night.
p.B. Forbes. q prominent citizen Of
Iseoaa, ceistfaied washiuataL's Birst-
~ N seattle.
NJ. T. W. Phillips, Of Des Moints,
urstved In Seattle yesterday and viii
pessibiy ieests here.
NJ. vii! Scarry, time keeper on the
osattis. Lake Snors d Eastern, Is spend.
hs sew days tn town.
NJ. r. Compton. representing the
Catoolie Ssa.issI. arrived In Seattle yes
lssday and viii remsin q fec days.
Captain raal D'Hsir5, o. wslis
Wsila heretofore, cat nov o Seattle
man, cstns 10 town yesterday afternoon
70 stay.
I'D. L. Msoaaghsy. OF waiis walls,
arrived ~ Seattle yesterday afternoon.
H. viii bs engaged with y. 4. Ardet-
cen In tne Surveying business.