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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
Manchester New. Notes.

Mrs. Or. Lewis L Walton, OF Palmyra,
Tluvanna county, is visiting friends Ia this
city aud Richmond.
JOHN q. Hewlett, Esq, a pupil In the
Deaf and Dumb aud Blind Institute. who
has been home on brief visit, left for
StauntOn last evening.
Miss Bessie Broaddus, OF Caroline, who
has been visiting relatives in this city,
leaves for home to-day.
Mr.. c. Il. Burgess, who lives in Chester
field near Manchester, but works 10 Norfolk,
came up Monday and was one OF the most
ardent Democratic workers at kleversahPs
precinct yesterday.
Invitations are out 10 the marriage al
Pine-Street Baptist church, Richmond, on
Wednesday. November 14tb, at 8 r. NJ. OF
Mr.. james A. Bradshaw, OF this city, and
Miss Josie Cog bill, OF Richmond.
Rev. j. c. Hall will deliver a lecture before
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church tbis afternoon at 4 O'Clock on " The
Three Marys."
A copy OF the order OF the Chesterfield
County Court prohibiting any more inter
ments st what Is known ~ PuncRs buryfng.
ground, In Swansboro', has been made and
posted in the cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
THE CADETS COMING.
BLGcKsBuRe AVID v. N. L TO BE WELL
REPREeEHTBD.
Publie.school childrsn's Dsy-Lsst Days
Of Pompeii-Esw Attrae-
tionE.

The Exposition was one place, even "
there was no other IN the State, where peace
serene and ealmness supreme reigned yester-
day. Some few hundred children were pres
ent, the occasion being Childrsn's Day. 1t
IL expected, however, that on Friday, when
the public schools give holiday in order to
allow their pupils opportunity TO attend the
Exposition, that the attendance Of yesterday
will seem ike han dful in comparison.
On Friday the scholars, the Exposition
authorities say. must be accompanied by
teachers in order TO reap the advantage OF
the Tednced admission-ten cents. II this
requirement Is adhered to-and 1t ought at
once 10 be Abandoned-it Is likely that the
day, 80 far hs the children are concerned,
will be a failure. The teachers are not EN-
ployed N pilot or chsperone the children,
and a great many have already said fatty that
they would not do It.
TBE CADETS.
The cadets from the Virginia Military In.
stitute at Lexington aud the Agricultural
and Mechanical College at Blacksburg, 100
from each institution, are expected to break
fast this morning In the Exposition restau-
rant.
! Exposition Grounds and remain four days.
The Blacks5urg corps will be put in part
of the Horticultural building aud the Viz
ginia Military Institute detachment In the
| Bench show building. These places have
been completely renovated and supplied with
long tables.
The soldiers are expected TO make their
| own commissary arrangements.
cRYsLNTHENUH SHOW.
The crvsauthemum show will begin to-day
in the Horticultural Hall. Among the ex-
| hibltors Of these flowers are Mrs. +. 7. Rob
inson, Mrs. George Schen, Mrs. Robert
Brydon Of DanVilIe, T. W. Wood. and J. J.
Harvey. The show viii be judged tO-mor-
row by Mr.. w. +. Massey, OF Crozet, Va.
EMPLOYEES.
All the employees OF the Exposition who
had votes here exercised their franchise
privilege before going to the Exposition yes
terday.
GYPsTEs.
Near the Marsball-Street entrance IA
camp OF Gypsles that attract much interest.
| Most Of the visitors who 90 out by the Mar
shall.street Line (Which carries passengers to
the Exposition gate) stop and watch the
camps inmates as they 80 through their do
nestle work.
P0MPEU.
"The Last Days Of Pompeii" will be re-
peated tonight.
MUSIC.
The Musical Day Will be a drawing fea-
ture. Mr. Charles l.. Siegel, the accom-
| plished leader who Il always so successful In
| getting up such affairs, has become interest
! ed In the affair and will endeavor to have
the Petersburg chorus, the Gesangverein
Virginia, besides several northern singing
/ organizations, present.
The day is not vet fixed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

Richmond: IA. A. Atkinson, Jr., and
others. special commissioners, % Virginia
=. Hancock, % ieet on TWenty-iourth street
near Clay, 81 ,0Oj; John A. Coke and vile u
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
psny's trustee, 10 feet on Tenth street be-
tween Canal aud Byrd, aud 80 feet on Canal
street. SIG. 200; Jsnle NJ. Pendeton's trus-
tees 10 Samuel p. Royal. O. feet on Preston
street rear Third, $3.50; Aaron Washing
toms heirs TO Henry Washington, their In
terest in 50 feet on 81. Peters street be-
tween Baker and Charity, $500.
Henricc: Susan b. Antrim n julia W.
Morris. Two thirds interest IN 20 acres on
Brook turnpike, S2.68G CT; james Colnan's
Administrator 70 s. Alpheus Brown, one
bali interest IA S3i acres near Warmers
mhL, $50; J. Il. Dinnecn and wife TO X. II.
Duncanson, p feet on Henrico street. SSS /;
r. c. GatewO0d TO NJ. c. staples Il Co., one
undivided bali OF Lott 292 in DuyaPs ad-
diton, S.; W. J. Leake, special commits
aouer, TO susan b. Antrim, 20 acres on
Brook turnpike, $4,000; John hahOney and
wife 10 George Dennis. "a feet on Thirty
second street, $40; Thomas Moore and
wife % ". T. BOZe, $50 feet on Nineteenth
street near T, $500; james b. Pace and wife
10 Mrs. julia r. billiard, % feet on Beverly
street neAr Carter, $500; A. W. Patterson,
special commissioner. 10 John II. Lee, 80
acres near Dee p-Run turnpike, Sl95.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
Personals and BrIers.

One small suit was instituted In the City
Circuit Court yesterday.
The car.driyers on the City.Raiway Line
have all been furnished with numbered
badges.
The streets in the neghborhood Of the
Iaurel-Street englne-house are receiving
much'needed repairs.
The British steamship Neither Home, l. 9s5
tons "a new shIp), Captain James Richie.
arrived from Nova Scotia yesterday to load
cotton for Liverpool.
DR.. W. +. Hatcher, who spent several
weeks IN Italy during his recent travels in
Europe. will deliver 40 address tonight
at the Grsce.Street Baptist church on "Bap-
list Missions IN Italy,"
Cards are out for the marriage Wednesday
evening, November lith, at . O'Clock. at the
residence Of the brides parents. No. 2jl2
east Broad street, OF Miss Adele Fox,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Fox, to MIR.
Charles McCurdy.
A. NJ. f. Bhlingslea, Esq. formerly a
resident OF Manchester. but who is now In
charge OF the department Of furniture for all
United states public buildings, and Sir. VIII
liam }. Woods, stenOgrapher Of the free-de.
livery division, Post-Ofice Department Of
Washington, d. c., are visiting friends in
this city.
William LoVenstein, secretary, and l.. r.
Rens, treasurer. Of Virginia Chapter, No.
o. Royal Arcanum. paid on Yesterday 10
Mrs Corpelia Blgelow. widow Of W. Il.
Bgelow, the full amount OF his benefit Ger
tiGcate IN that order-S3000. Mr.. Bigelow
died October 81 and proof Of death. &c.
were forwarded TO the Supreme Council
October l7th.
The following Richmond gentlemen, now
employed IN Washington either in the Cow
eminent or Richmond and Danyiile railroad
offices. came home to vote yesterday: J. J.
Wingfield, William If. GllsscOck, A. j. Mel
son, William Coulling. Frank ID. Lynch. l..
II. Turner, A. y. Wilde, +. Fairfax, NJ. f.
Morris, George W. Mercer, K. 4. Camp, ".
j. Parhsm. c. II. Lester, J. j. Fuller, w.
T.. Rose, II. 7. Tyler, Thomas Fairfax,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
FOR PRESIDENT.
TIE RESULT IN DOUBT FROM Returns
RECEIVED.
New York Probably RepubIican-A Hope
without That stats-Heagrs Re-
tpTns from All Quarters

A special telegram 70 the Dispatch from
che New York Times dated 2:25 this morn
ing says:
The state - claimed by the Times for
Cleveland. as Is TIE country At large, A. TOE
plurality for Harrison indicated early IN the
evening s constantly being pulled down a.
corrections and missing districts come In.
TfE HERALD cIvEs Up SKw YORK.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
In answer 10 our inquiry this morning,
s'lIss New York gone for cleveland or liaf"
ri-on " the snswcr came ~ follows.
at books like Harrison by about 10000
plurality. JAwgs GODOS Bennett"
THE wOrID wEAKENs.
The following telegram from the New
York World q the Dispatch received al ]
O'Clock THE morning, says:
New York safe at this hour u A. ~
seems 20 have been carried by HARRISON. ~
The rate ~ gains IN the STATE Is maintained
he will have The state by from 5000 10 5000.
Governor Ilili ts undoubtedly reelected by q
plurality larger than that ~ 1850. Hugh j.
Grant is elected MAYOR u the city by hand
some mlorlly. Hewitt seems 10 30 third IN
toe race. TIE WORLD"
NAY 10 WITHOUT Ngw YORK.
lNrrlhl Wlekftiu 20 tub bi7lAN.u-l
NEW YORK. November L. At 2 O'Clock
thc probabilities are that General benjamin
Harrison. Of Indiaua. mas been chosen PTesi-
dent ~ the nation. and Levi Z. Morton, Of
New York, Vice President.
Illinois is claimed by the Democrats, and
~ Indians, New Jersey, and West Virginia
are supplemented by the twenty-five elocio-
ra votes oi the Garden State SIR. Cleveland
NAV sim have 2Jl votes IN the Electoral Col.
lege. 2.l being necessary 20 q choice.
The returns thus far received indicate
That the taIiii-reform issue has proven
strongest IN lhe states hopelcssly Repubh-
eau. I1 Illinois. Minnesota. lows. and Ne
braska Che Democratic ticket has made barge
CsiDs upon the lue forcshadowed in the
recent iaTf debate IN TIE House. These
g8ins. though encouraging, have not been
sufficient 10 oiT'et The Republican maloriti's
IN these ststcs and have therefore been OF
no material advantage 10 the national Demo
cratic flcbet.
on the other hand the tariff issre has not
proven strong IN the doubtful States. par
ficuiar'v in New York. The Democratic
members oi the WAYS and Means Commit
tee have been reelected They represent the
sol.dh Democratic districts in the main,
however, though there can be no doubt Of
the tariff issue among their constituents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
rha chnrxs 40. su.taiusa.

Mr.. Louis Richmond, who conducts the
shoe manufacturing business on Main street
between seventh and Eighth, was before
the Police Court Yesterday morning charged
with stealing 81 800 10 URited States cur
rency, the property Of ]. n. BaIock.
Balock, who has been employed by the
accused for several wears, bad his trunk
robbed i'm July last OF this sum, which was
bis savings for twenty-four years. The
matter was theu placed IN The bands Of Tyler
a GrangeT, who arrested two persons werk-
ing In the shsp, but no cases we're made out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
THE RICHMOND INSTRUMENTATION NOVEMBER Z 1883

against them and they were discharged.
Sergeants TomIinson and HHlce took hoid
OF the case imrnedlatelY and on Monday
they arrested Richmond.
Hon. Samuel Il. VIII appeared IS counsel
for the accused. and Commonwealtb's-A At
torney SD0tswood was present for the prose.
ton.
The evidence failed to sustain the charge
and the prisoner was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
omeers Installed.

AT regular meeting Of Lee Grove, No. Z.
y. A. o. D.. held last night the following
officers were installed for the ensuing term
by the w. G.. A., William Walker: r. L..
Cbildress, W. A.; J. +. Mitchell, v. A.;
w. w. Childress, Secretary; George W.
ProckIiugton, Treasurer; II. J. Chiidress,
Conductor; l.. J. Duke. l. g.; John f..
Coehlll, o. G.; c. II. Huland, Chaplain I;
r. ID. White, X. II. B. W. A.; J. II. Parsons,
Z. II. b. W. A.; George Beasen, K. II. q.
Y. A.; T., Ii. Triplet, l.. n. Ii. Y. A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

Mr.. Robert II. Johnston, Of the firm OF
J. G. Carpenter & Co., contractors for the
Eighth-sfreet tunnel, died suddenly yestsr-
day morning at his residence, S0S west Cary
street Deceased was sick only thtrty-six
hours, and apoplexy was the cause OF death.
lie leaves a vile and SIX children.
Deceased was about forty-four years OF
age. He was a scotchman by birth and
came to this country q few months ago from
Australia, where he had been engaged in
buEiness for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

Notwithstanding the excitement OF tho
election full house witnessed the perform
ance Of the McNish, Rama &c Amos min
strels last night. The entertainment was
most satisfactory from beginning to end, and
considered one Of the best minstrel shows
that has visited Richmond for a long while.
The performance will be repeated at the
matinee to-day and tonight, and the book
Ing speaks well for crowded houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

NOVEMBER Q. iefl
All vas still On and orcuEd 'Cbanfo today.
even more ~ ihaa yesterday. Tho average 10
bseconst was on political duty bent aud 40
can learn OF 10 gansaotions worthy Of noto
Tho week Is lisely " 10 quot In tObacco hofo
and elsewhere Tse Wsed aud ne tai ~ play
ing "a present a Conspicuous part In poiiucs, sui
results viii soon 30 kDcvn On Gals point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
pare xew or,ean. noIasse-.

Thai celebrated Nov Orleans Nolasses
from RrencA.Louisiaas plantation that we
baVe been expecting 30 ious has a. last come.
You can seldom get such hozsses a. ths.
JULwS BlSR0RD,
1872 Nam street,
two doors beIow DIsIatch 0tiee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
Rtchmood Theatre,

The Winston Opera Company gave the
second rendition Of the Grand Duchess last
evening and 1t will be repeated tonight.
Thursday night and the rest Of the week
Giro1s-GiroGa will be given, with Miss
Winston in the male part. The Grand
Duchess will be repeated at the matinee Sat.
urdav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
MI RniIIer,a RanrFnnnn.

The body OF Mr.. J. Wnton Splitter, whose
sad death by drowning in Beech river, Tenn,
was referred to In these columns on sunday,
has been recovered, and hisremains were in
tered with appropriate ceremony at Perry
vile, Tenn, % saturday the 81 instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
MAanIAAEA.

CAMPBgLf~-CARKINGToH.--Ns Married, oc,o-
ber 10. lse8 in TIE Presbyterian church. Farm
vile. Va. Rev WILLIAM sPkNCsk CAMP.
BILL sod Miss ANNIE Lkg CAh,uN0fOs, ~
Rev ". A. CAmpbrlL -. D.. assisted ~ lev.
w. N. Noel ana hoy. Richard hcilNalne, u. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

NOVEMBER 6..-Nsrket stssdy: old prims.
skc: extra urine. Skc,; faDey. g. uss dry,
sasNc.: green. iAsks. commoa, oid. lkaxsc.,
sh0.lei, 1a2Ic.: factory hAnd-picked. ts3ilc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
RICHMOND rosAcco MARKkt

The druggists sey salvation on hos no
faults. IL always relieves pain instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

eft "a alleged by some one thai Dr. Mary
Walker prescrlbes DR.. Bulls Cough SYrup."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

aud sixty.four election districts IN New York
state outside OF New York city and Kings
county give Cleveland 2s,2S2; Harrison, SS,-
600: Fisk, 2,138. The ssme districts in 1854
gave cleveland 29,0l5; Blaine, 80, 1872; 81.
John, 1860.
New York city: Five hundred and thirty
seven election districts out OF 500 give Miller
5S,S27; Hill, 9S,S20
Sixty.pine election districts in New York
State outside OF New York city and Kings
county give Hill 1874; Miller, l4,544;
Jones. 1871 The same districts IN 1880 gave
Hiu S6l0; Davenport ll,903; BSscom, sou.
BROOKLYN: Two hundred aud forty dis
tricts out of total Of 375 give Cleveland
b. o25; Harrison, 1850; Fisk, 6l3.
Gr1yesend, Kings county, including Coney
Island. where there has been serious Dem-
ocratie split for some time, voted to-day Is
follows: 80.
Harrison, sSl; Cleveland, sos. In 1884
the town voted Blaine 2So; CleFemnd, oof'
BUFFALO, n. T., November g. Fofty'two
election districts In Erie county snow he-
publican majority OF l,5ll. a gam, OUT eA-
act figures not known isuies having oeen
divided.
Two hundred and fity-one election dis
tricts In New York Stale outside Oh New
1884; Harrison, 59.545; Fisk, S,ls7. The
same districts IN 1854 gave Cleveland 4S,Uzl;
Blaine, 55, $50; 81. John, 2,S9l.
Two hundred and ninsty-nine election as
tricis In New York State outside OF New
York and Kings county give Cleveland
81, 2s6; Harrison, 69,T9S, aud Fisk, S,ISl.
The same districts IN 1854 rave Cleveland
90 700; Blaine. G5,l52; st. JohD, 3,s0I.
CANTON, n, u, November 6.-Complete
returns from 0swcxo, Tehie, ST. Lawrence
county. give HARRISON majority Of % against
3i)4 IN 1881. Democratic gain, 256.
NEW YoRK. November 6.-Two hundred
and uinesg.nine election districts in New
YORK. State outside of New York city and
Kings county give Cleveland oi'zo0 oaLIl'
tricis 10 1854 gave Cleveland 5o,l00i
Blaine, 0s,172; 81 John, 340I.
NKw YORK, November O. Three hundred
ana twenty.six election districts 10 New
York STATE outside Of New York and hlsSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

nE~l NlhnlNiAs
WHEELING, W. Va, November 6.-No.
thing in yet not even from the city. Pro
badly midnight before anything definite.
WHEELING. W. VA, November 6.-The
chairmen OF both State committees claim
that the vote IN this city will not be counted
before IL A. NJ. "Wednesday.
The result ia the State will probably not
be known before Thursday.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, November 6.-The election
passed OF quietly. A very heavy vote was
polled In this city, l,15S votes being cast.
-Four years ago there was q fusion between
the Republicans aud Greenbackers by which
the county was carried by about 1900 ms
iority, This year there is fusion between
ibe Democrats and Union Labor men. In
dications are that in spite OF this the county
is Republican by about 500. Facilities for
counting the vote are poor, and the exact re-
suit viii not be Known until tomorrow or
later. So Ear as counted the Republican
ticket IN this city has an average majority OF
lbO. The Republicans are claiming the
Stale for Golf aud Harrison. The trade with
the Union Labor party was made by tie
Democrats In the hope Of securing three MEM
hers OF The Legislature who would vote Tor
Democratic United States senator. The
Democrats coucede the county by rom 20
10 500 aud the Republicans claim Il by from
500 10 1000. II 10 uHmlssakaoly large he
publican gam. The Prohibition amend
IDeni received large vote. erestlY IN exees:
OF what was estimated. The Democrats stlii
claim the State by about 5000 majority.
- H. o.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-07-05
liz rrsiimnl smoking.

Phil Sheridan tie resumed smoking 4
and the half-dozcn persons who were /
in the room with us kept silent. once .
again the cigar came from his ips 20
be held by his fingers, and lac san, ~
if TO reiterate his former remark, me /
world never saw better soldier than
phil sheridan. That was the last
/ time that We talked about dear Oh
/ Phil.
Won remember when Shcridan went
10 Europe to ioin Won Moltke's forces
rs n guest, don't you? Well was
collector OF the port then, and | took
SHERIDAN down the bay in Il revenue
tuy and near sandy Hook he was
transferred 10 the steamship Wiich
was TO take lin across the ocean
While he was away he wrote me once
n week. received Il great many lei .
terS i'm those days, ana the mosl o.
them were destroyed soon after they
. reached me. !, few days ago ! was
| looking through some papers, ana ]
found n letter from Sheridan Wliicii
7 vas written a few days after the bat
!. lie OF Gravelottc. Ills writing was as
+. characteristic OF the man rs his con
I versation. Along toward the end OF
I ,he letter he said: THE German line l.
!. 500 miles long, ana extends IRON
: Berlin to Paris, and merely want &c
/. sav that il had %, 900 OF the boy
n chat had with me down in the valley
- IA make them shorten those ilnc'
Il ID quick Nou see, Phil was M
!. American. and he believed that VIVA
:. seemed impossible to the European
i, was easy OF accomplishment to Ameri
cans. Not long ago saw IN the pa
40 lpers that he was at the Elith ANenu
~ hotel. called in there one morhln
n and went right Up to his room. NJ
+. knock was answered 10y cheery Com
IN in and entered 10 find HIM III III
20 slippers and shirt sleeves, shaving III
| checks. lie dropped the razor, ra
Of toward me, and, throwing his arm
so around my neck, laughed merrlly, an
nj said: old man, think ] can thro
you. =, s,..
w There We were, two oil fellow
i Laughing and talking like Il couple
.er children.
ve II could talk toyou about Shcrldi
mt and my various meetings with HIM
led day, but we're at the end oil our j"u
mr. nev. and there's hall dozen ireh
70 waiting for me ut the car door. mo
,cr when we meet again sheridan VIII
ral himself again
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-07-05
DeNJsMln HARRISON.
ov;u!ons Of SAN Francisco Papers @"
tae Nominee.

SAX FrASClSco. June 26.-The Cnron-
i,la savs; "Gen. Harrison has been Sc
lected as the Republican candidate,
not hv the state of California, but by
the great Republican party. He now
stands the chosen representative OF
the urinciple of Republicanlsfn, ana
notably OF that grand principle oil pro
tertion. which. as Blaine says, - m
lcalrulablv greater than any man, ana
I n j. the duty and doubtless will be the
Measure of every genuine Republican
/ 10 give him his cheerful, hearty,e earnest
support" ,,.r,
'rhe Alta tDemocratic) says: '''rhere,
4 i Mt present portent Gus ana nc.uai
danger in supporting Harrison III TINS
stntr. The republicans have before
them an opportunity to show that
tLeir nuti-Chinese zeal has not been n
nreteusc. II they wish to save Their
n,rtv i'm California from absolute de-
strurtion. let them reject Harrison
and refuse to put an electoral ticket
m the field. Tpoa the Issue OF SILVER
coinage Harrison stand asalnste every
principle and profession of his party
In those silver states, and his records
in direct opposition to the PLATFORM
: upon which he was iioniilateu,
= The President Republican, says:
Z ..uarrison was not the first choice Oh
' The voters OF California. Gresham or
e Al,er represent the attitude Oh the
t coast lar more closely than Harrison,
{ especially on the Chinese question, ana
}. California would have been tar more
II satisfied il either OF these had been
>. chosen: but Harrison comes from u
= doubtful state. and il is OF the highest
Il Importance that the party shonih
Ii carry it in November. II Is probaoie
his supporters have given assurances
that his vote rs senator six years ago
does not represent his pres ant atti
tude on the Chinese question, ana tna'
IN he is sound on the silver question:.
L "The Examiner (Democraticl says
."rhc platform demands protection
III Protection to what? 10 labor o.
ut ru,,iial? That was the question tina
~ remained to be settled irrevocabiy ID.
Y. denomination OF Ben ianIin Harrison
ed We trust we shall be spared any pei
er sonal scandals in Ibis campaign. Ther
IT, will, however, certainly he no need G
On personal SANDERS when there are sue
IT,. bubble records as Hnrrison's to di'
ny cuss. California has never had ~
he opportunity to show unmistaknbi
ty her opnion OF a pro-Chinese cnnhihat'
mt This year we shall have squai
ty chance ut one man whom Cai'iorn'
ed Republicans in 1882 swore never I
ok forget
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-07-05
Betting on Cleveland.

Washington Special: Congressman
Timothy ]. Campbell, OF New York.
vaperel $4,000 with eX-CongrtsSman
paire. Of California. last night, that
President Cleveland would carry New
York state bya good round majority;
One hundred dollars forfeit was posted
bv each gentleman, and the remainder
oi the wager is TO bo deposited imme-
diately after the Chicago convention
'hus finished its deliberations. Mr..
| Campbell. who returned yesterday
from "a visit to his district, reports tho
party well Organized in New York city
and Brooklyn. IL fixes President
/ Cleveland's majority in New York citl
Mt not less than 10000, as compared
with 43, $50 four years. ago. In brook
Ism aud throughout the state he be
lieves the gain will be corresponding
! large.