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Platter was accordingly declared the
nominee, and ON motion OF Goodell of
Chehuls the nomination was made
unanimous.
Platter had to say thank you for The
honor and would bo able 10 clothc
his thoughts in better words, but Ihcy
should hear again from him before tile
October election. lie stood squurcly on
the platform, for IL WAS right, and he
would rather be right than be Lieutenant
governor. Applausc,
For secretary of state, Duric of King
nominated W. III. Whittlesey of Fort
Townsend, and McFlroy seconded the
nomination cncrgctically, on thu. ground
that he wanted to see Allen Weir so
completely showed under that lie would
never bc heard from again, on account
of his course ut Olympia regarding tide
lands.
There were no other nominations.
On motion of Judson of Tacoma the
nomination was made unanimous and
Whittesey was given three cheers.
For state treasurer, White Of King
nominated NJ. Kaufman OF Tacoma
saying Seattle was determined some
how or other to pay ut least u portion o
her debt to Tacoma.
Wallace seconded the nomination
and there being no other nominations
Kaufman was unanimously nominated
II said he was no speech maker, only
merchant. lie Ind told Wallace tC
write him speech but he Ind not don,
II [laughtcrl, He thanked them fol
nominating him secretary of the treas
ury, and they laughed again. He fur
ther said he was ready To begin worl
now, and Il they had any money to tax,
care of he was ready immediately I,
take charge Of it, and they laughed
some more.
For state auditor Blodgctt OF Thurstor
nominated John Miller Murphy o
Olympia; u. Carson of King seconde,
him. There was no other nominations
and Murphy was unanimously nomi
mated, after Elmorc OF King said he didn't
know Murphy, but he hoped the adyer
sary of King county wouldn't defeu
him.
Murphy said he did not seek the nom
ination, but he would have been bette
pleased tn SEQ some one else nominated
so hc could ittcnd to his newspaper. b,l
llc ielt IL q duty to accept, and Thanked
them for the honor.
F'oruttorney- general Palmer of Pierce
dominated J. II. Mctcalf of King, an,
Spokane county seconded.
Mctcalf could not take the nomina
ton. althc ugh he would gladly enter th
light il lie could, and uphold the ban
ncr Of the denocrats before the people
but his business would not let him Tux;
it.
The chair asked II he peremptorily de
, 1889-09-12

Hon. JOHN l.. WILSON, the republican
nom inee for congress, is of to Vancou
yer to open the campaign. lie will
make tho political welkin ring for the
next three weeks, closing his canvass at
this place on the eve of the election. He
is strong, forcible speaker and his
addresses will rally the republican voters
all along the line. Republicans every
where are beginning to realize the
importance of voting the straight
party ticket ON this occasion-thc first
state election. If all republicans turn
ont and vote, II is safe to say they
will carry the state by q majority
Of at least eight or ten thousand.
It is important that every ,repub-
ican should vote his ticket and 1t
would be "a good time for every demo-
crat who has seen the wrctchcd failure
Of his party In managing public
af1airs and who is in favor OF
good government, to take this
occnsion to put himscifin the republican
line. No democrat ought to be ashamed,
but on the contrary, ought to regard 1t as
manly and conmendnble to step out and
confess frankly that the republican party
is the hest party for progressive, wide
awake people 10 tie to. This being the
first state election IL IL good time to
make the change and start ont with the
new state on It's career of republican prog
rcss. Come In, boys; come ini
, 1889-09-12


IT is earnestly hoped that 1t will not
become necessary for the colorcd people
IN the South to follow the advice of
George w. Cable. He argues that the
solored people have been robbed of their
lights and recommends vigorous eff.
Tort to regain them, even TO the extent
Of using the shotgun. This method all
lovers of law and order will deprecate.
except as measure Of last resort.
There is a better way, and that is for the
republican party to secure by lawful
means the constitutional rights of all
,itizens. The perpetuation of the
power of a strong party pledged to the
principle will be far more effective than
the shotgun policy suggested by Mr..
Gable.
, 1889-09-12
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
SARAH JANE WOODRUFF.

SARAH JANE WOODRUFF.
Land Office 1T Spokane Falls, Wash, August
90, 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her luteu-
ton to make final proof in support of her
claim, and that snid proof will De made he.
fore the U. 5; Land Onloe MT SpoRanc Falls,
W. T., on October o, 1889, at o 4. NJ, via. :
sarah Jane Woodruff, who made pre-emp-
ton declurnlory statement No. G763, Tor the
lots No. 10, | and 20 ten, eleven aud TWEEN.
ty', sec o. tip ~ u, raule az, r. W. NJ.
Shc names the following witnesses 10
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz: G. a. STORY, \.
B. Auley, James NJ kuykcndall, |. y. Titus,
all OESpokanc Falls, w. T.
Any person who desires 10 protest against
the allowance OF such proof or who Knows
of nuy subs ,Gntiul reason, under the law and
the regulations OF the Interior Department,
why such proof should not he allowed, will
be given an opportunity ut the above men.
toned time ana place to cross'eNNminc tho
witnesses Of snid claimant, and to- offer owl
dcucC IN rCbuttdl Of that submitted by claim.
ant. j, NJ ADAMS, Register
, 1889-09-12

TIE obscrvant Pasco Headlight pays a
real compliment TO Spokane Falls, rs
follows: Spokane Falls is rising from
Inc ashes, clothed in better raiment,
with Il brighter promise of future great
ness than ever before. We can safely
predict that within two years the
burned district will be completely COW
,red by handsome structures of modern
icsign, and, doubtless, fireproof. spo-
kane Falls is all right; she has only
passed through the refining fire."
, 1889-09-12
Proposals.. ror Beer and Flour.


u. >. INDIAN SERVICE,
CoLviLLE AGENcY, Wash, Aug. -, 1850.
sealed proposals endorsed proposals for
Beef or Flour 0s The case may be, auu
addressed 20 the Undersigned, will be re-
cciNed mttl o'clock september Ia, 1850,
iur furnishing and delivering at this Agency
10000 pounds of gross beef, and 10000
pounds OF -four
The beef cattle must be good morchantablc,
ana all offered under any contract " III be
subject to rigid Inspection. Must be sleQrs
aud COWS mo bulls or stHgs) not over seven
Years OF age, ana must average not loss than
May to December /, and not less ihai 500 500
pounds, gross, from December | tu May ] !;
no animal to weigh less than 700 pounds,
and no animal shalt be received that will
net less than 20 per centum OF It's gross
weight frOm May to December 1, or less
than ~, per. centum from December
to May l., The price must DO
ctgl under any contract Il discount of
twenty (2Ol pcr ccntum from tho proposed
piieo VIII boln0Ac, Bids must specify whcth.
e !llc cattle were ,Wlntcred north or south
The hour must be what is known as
straight, iull siuck," of good sound wheat.
grown ~ the sscciion OF country contiguous
TO 10 ground down TO AZ pounds OF flour
ana delivered IN extra strong single cotton
sncks to weigh eight ounces 70 the yard;
Contractors be required Co plaIniy stamp
their names ON each sack. Samples Of not
less than 10 pounds must he furnished 10y
bidders: sai', samples must be put in plain
white bags, without any mark thcrGoil " hat.
ever cxecpt the name of the bidder, in small
letters, aud the number of the sample II
more than one Is submitted Each bidder
must have his own sample or snnplcs, and
bidders will not be allowed TO bid ON the
samples submitted by other parties.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by certi-
fed check or 1ra.t upon some United States
depository, payable 10 the order of the un-
dcrsigned, which check or draft shall not be
less than Two per centum OH the amount @.
supplies proposed 10 be furnished, and shall
be forfeited 10 the United States In ease any
bidder receiving an award shall fall 10 exc
cute proinptly u contract with good and suf
irient sufct,cs, according 10 the terms oi
his bid; otherwise 10 be returned TO the bid.
der
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids, or any part Of any bid II deemed FOL
the best interests OF the service.
For further particulars apply to
HAL J. COLE,
ID ~ U. S. Indian Agent.
, 1889-09-12
SUMMONS.
renniroRY OF wAsnNoroN

TERRITORY or WAsHISGToN,l a.
COUNTY or SPOKANE,
G. X Merriam and Lewis MCrritm, plain
tins, vs.. james w. swan, defendant.
In the district court OF the territory of
Washington. and Tor the Fourth judicial
district thereof, holding terms at spokane
Falls, spokane county, In said territory.
10 tho nboyc namcd deicmdnnts: You are
hereby notified that e. X. Merriam and
Lrwis Merriam, plaintiffs, have liled com.
plnint against You lin tho district court Of
The Fourth judicial district, holding teglns
at Spokane Falls, which will come on TO be
heard sixty days after the first publication
of this summons, tu-wit: sixty days after
the 10Th day of September, 1850, and un-
less you appear ana answer the Suine on or
before the llth day OF November, 1880,
the same Will hc taken as confessed, and
the prayer OF said complaint granted, The
object aud prayer o' the said complaint Is to
bring suit ON foreclosure OF mortgage TO re-
cover the sum OF $500, with interest at the
rate Ol 10 per cont per annum since thea th
day of MAY, 1855 aud for their costs Of this
suit, Complaint filed July 10, 1850.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
court this 2nd day OF September, 1850,
HARRY A. CLARKE, Clerk,
by a. r. JOHNSTON, Deputy.
Willis H. Merriam, Att'y for Plaintiff. ~ i0w
, 1889-09-12
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS,

The following appointments for pub
lie speaking have been made by the re-
publican state committee:
HON. JOHN b. ALLEN.
Wednesday evening, 11th, at Dayton.
Thursday evening, 18th, at Pomeroy.
Friday evening, 18th, at Colfax.
Saturday evening, 14th, -
Monday, p. NJ, 10th, at Deep Creek.
Monday evening, 18th, at Cheney.
Tuesday evening, 18th, at Davenport.
"Wednesday evening, 18th, at Wilbur.
Thursday evening, 10th, at Sprague.
HON. THOMAS II. BRENTs.
Tuesday evening, 10TH at Pasco.
Wednesday evening, 11th, at Ritzville.
Thursday evening, 10Th, ut Sprague.
Friday evening, 18th, at Cheney,
Saturday evening, 18th, at Davenport.
HON. J. z. MOORE.
Thursday evening, 10Th, at Sprogue.
Friday evening, 18th, at Cheney.
Saturday evening, l4th, at Davenport.
HON. W. G. JONES
Saturday evening. 14th, at Wilbur.
Monday evening, 18th, ut Ruby City.
Tuesday evening, 18th, ut Conconully.
Thursday evening, 10Th, at Waterville.
Hon. p. IL. WINSTON.
Saturday evening, 2lst, at Sprague.
, 1889-09-12
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the estate of Charles q
drant, deceased, notice is hereby given hl
the undersigned administrator pf thu
estate OF Charles G.. Grant, deceased. Into oi
spokane County, Washington Territory, tu
the creditors OF and AL persona having
them with the necessary vouchers Within
one OD ycur after the first publication OF tht
notice 10 the said administrator nj
tho Citizens National Hank la IN,
city OF Spokane Falls SpOkant
County, Washington Territory, ths
Same being the place for the transaction Of
the business of said estate In the .ctiyot Spc'
kane Falls, Spokane County, Wash hlngtOu
Territory. HENt1 /" WI l%pN,
Administrator of the estate OF Charles c.
Grnnt. deceased,
Voorhees,, Attorneys observation-disclosures,
, 1889-09-12
Information $500 Reward.

Information Is wanted of the where
abouts of tlriah ". Arnl,erg and Icoth
+. Arnbcrg. a large sum of money
awaits them, and ii their claims are not
presented within six months the money
will go to their sisters, Mrs. II. NJ.
Fletcher and Miss jennie l.. Arnbcrg.
Uriah was last heard OF IN Australia
eleven years ago and Ecoth w,,s last
heard of In Washington territory three
years ago. Five hundred dollars reward
will be paid Cor positive information Of
their whereabouts. Address Mrs. IL. NJ.
Fletcher, POS West Second street, spo-
kane Falls. California, NcwYork, Oregon,
Washington Territory and Australian pa,
pers please copy.
, 1889-09-12
NOTICE.

United states Iand olicc, Spokane Falls,
W. H., April 3, isao,
Compl lint having bcen entered at this Of
fee by Charles .. sawyer against Beverly ~.
Wcstiull, for abandoning his homestead en-
Try No. $500, dniod October ., 1ssS, upon
the lots Z and IL, sec ~, tp 2l, n. X. az, ~.
W. NJ, In Spokuue county, Washington with
II Wow 20 tile cancellation OF said entry, the
said parties are hereby summoned 10 appear
AZ this office on the 22d duy OF November.
ls5O, ut IL o'clock \. NJ, TO respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. J. ". ADAMS, Register
1oi Uw
, 1889-09-12
MEETING OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS.l
SPOKANE FALLS, WASH. TER,

SPOKANE FALLS, WASH. TER,
August g. 1850.
BOARD met at 3 o'clock r. NJ. Present, w.
/. Mugers chairman; l.. H. DozieT, commits.
sloncr, and the clerk OF the board.
Ordered that ~ u. Smith, auditor cause
theiIoward street bridge ucrpss the sout Il
CiNunel OF the spokane river be replaced.
Tho lower IIan2mun creek bridge Is here
Is otlcycd thnt the supervisor OF Road Dis
tricl No. ~ post notices to that effect, aud
that all persons who travel over said bridge
do su at their own risk.
ordered that Nixon aveuuc, In Dennis ss
Bridlgy's addition to spokane Falls be va
Gated, and all vested property interests
therein revert to the snid Dennis * Bradley
as original tOwusito owners.
Adjourned to August 10, 1880, / Z. NJ.
W. T.. MAGERS, Chairman.
Attest; NJ. ID. SMITH
Auditor and Clerk of Board,
By j. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Deputy.
, 1889-09-12
Notiee-Moe.ing of stockholders.

4 MEETING OF the stockholders of the
"A Edison Electric illuminating Company
lof Spokane FAILS, Wash. Ty.) win DC held
nj the Office of said corporation, in the city of
spokane Falls. Wash. n.y., on Thursday, Oc-
toher 81, 1880, NJ tho hour OF . O'Clock pm,
for the purrosc Of taking into consideration
and voting m the pr0positiou 70 incrou1e
the capital stock Of said Edison Electric II.
Illuminating Company ono hundred thousand
dollars. i. Il. MOORE.
". ~ NORMAN
HORACE T.. GUTTER, Tr,s,oos
j. W. CHAIRMAN, ii"'''s9
T.. J. NJ. HALE,
j. u. SHERWOOD,
Dated Aug. 30 1889. 29hsw
, 1889-09-12

Territory OF Washington, County OF spo-
kane, IS.
Mary ". Stanford, plaintiff, vs.. Frederick
A. stanford delcnd0nt.
In the District Court of the Territory of
Washington, md for the fourth judicial
District thereof holding terms NJ Spokane
Falls, Spokane county, in said tcrrit, ~
70 the abuye ilamcd defendant: N0u are
hereby notih.,t that Mary ~. Stanford,
plainIif, has Aled a compliant against you
IN the District Court OF The Fourth Judicial
District. holding terms ut SpoEauc Flls,
when Will come on TO DC hoard siyi% Gnys
after the first publication of this s;niulOns,
to'wil sixty days after the 1dih dHy Of
August 1855, and inlcss YOU uprsnr and
answer the sumo on or before tho liu, day
ofOclober, 1850, the same VIII be ;tfen as
confessed, and the prayer Of the snlo cont
plnint granted. The 0hjact and prayer uf
said complaint is to dissolve the Cnilds III
matrlmolly existing between plaintiff audi
defendant and to settle titlc 10 plgntHTsi
property upon the grounds OF descrtion and
failure 10 support.
'""'': Witness my hand ana tho seal
SEAL: of snid court this 18th day of
:......: August, 1889.
HAIRY A. CLARKE, Clerk
By j.. u. CtL!SINs. Deputy.
A. X. McBroom, Attorney for IlS!Dsln,
, 1889-09-12
TERRITORY OF wAsnrsorox,l .

TERRITORY OF NASHINGTON,t 90
CoUNTY OF SPOkASE. -
Il. D. Hennossy, plaintiff, vs. j. NJ. Hayes
Woolen Company, defendant:
In the district court OF the territory OF
Washington and for the Fourth judicial
district thereof, holding terms at Spokane
Falls, Spokane county, In said territory
To the above named defendant: You arc
hereby ueiihod that +. ID. Henucssy, plain.
til, has filed II complaint aguhlst you In the
district court OF the Fourth judicial district,
holding tcrms ut spokane Falls, which will
como on to be heard sixty days after the first
publication OF this summons, TO wit: sixty
dnyc after the 10th day of september 1889,
and unless you appear and answer the same
OH or before the 18th day of November,
1889, the same viii he tnk0n as confessed,
aud the prayer OF the said complaint granted.
The object and prayer OF said complaint Is 10
obtain Judgment agntnst defendant for the
sum Of i've thousand dollars aud costs Of
this suit.
witness my hand and the seal of said court
this 9TH day OF September, 1850.
HARRY y, CLARKE, Clerk.
By a. S. JOHNSTON, Deputy.
Eber c, Smith, Attorney Tor Plaintiff
, 1889-09-12
sAystbe Dayernport Times;

Ysthe Davenport Times; Gas long
as there is breath in d Spokane man he
is plucky and energetic. Hence the
Spokane man in the aggregate takes the
late catastrophe philosophically, and is
going right along building n better city
than before the fire. The Falls was Il
pretty good city before the visitation,
and could have gotten along very well
without this tax on the endurance and
capability Of its people. 1t will require
few years to recover, but like that
mythical bird that found no inconven-
icnce In Roasting, 1t will get there just
the samen
, 1889-09-12
FOR THE SALMON RIVER MINES,

On and tier August l, 1889, the North.
Western Nal aud Transportation COmpa.
uN's staS W'! nuke daily trips letwocn
DNYcrVn., II II Wilbur, connecting with the
and CMcOnuuily on Mondays, Wednesdays
AMI rudg 5, carrying tho United states
uuil and ihc Northern Pacific yprcss, lcuv.
tuE UuNClfDrt upon the arrival OF the
Northern Pacific train daily,
, 1889-09-12

I osr-Ono gray horse, 5 years old, brand
IL ed ~ Is" on ieft thigh, saddle scar on
right SIDE Of hack; nlEo one roam pony
years old, bla2c-faccd, branded "B' on lea
shoulder Both horses shnd, B0th hat
leather head hnlters on. Ten dollGrs inr rc
turn OF same to WALTER FRAME, coruoi
Normandy avenue and Indiana street.
, 1889-09-12
COM MERCIAL.


SrOCks,
NEW YoRS, Sept. 11.--Stock market
was quiet and irregular during the fore
noon, hut became more active and posi-
lively strong later in tho day. Nows
was OF negative character, and u dispo-
sition was To await the result of the 81.
Paul meeting. Tho appearance ol some
of the larger operators upon thr bull
side later pllt new life Into speculation,
and the market finally closed uctiVe and
strong at best prices of tic day. Coy
ernments, dull, steady.
Money on call easy, 201i rcr cent
Prime mercantile paper oh@7 pei
cent.
Sterling exchange quiet; Go.day bills,
4SiLS; demand 4SS14.
HOSDs.
,Nfw Yorg, Sent l1.'-tiovenpnent bonds
closed as follows. -.
u. ;. Is re-, ..l27 lU.S.4 IL c'p'ns,.125a4
Y. >. is con pm. l2S Pacific Us.".,".. lle
u.S,4 l.2s reg. l.AHil
, 1889-09-12
Returning to work.

LONDON, Sept. l.-Seycral more
wharingers conceded the demands ofthc
strikers. Nearly II thousand men re-
arc rcsolute. Thrir pickcts display
greater activity to prevent patches OF
new mon from proceeding to hcdockets.
, 1889-09-12
,JOKANE FILLs, SEPT. ~. 1859

HARRY HAMILTON was nominated by
icclamation by the republican conven-
ion at Conconully for representative in
the legislature from Okanogan county
He is universally popular and will be
slccted by an overwhelming majority
, 1889-09-12

Perding the call Lircoln was russed
for. II moment, but Sliarpstein moved the
roll call be suspended until Lincoln
should vote, but tho motion failed, and
tho roll call proceeded. Al the close
Rochester changed the vote OF King 30
Is for Griiti,ts and Withdrew Wheel
wright ~ u Cartidatc,
White moved that the nomination be
made unanimous, and II was 80 oSnc.
On motion OF Wallace tho chair up
pointed Wallace and Platter TO es0crt
uriilitis To the platform, and i.r ohair-
man Introduced tho ''futuie democratic
congressman from the state of Wasli-
ington.'
Orihitts said, with all the feeling OF
, 1889-09-12
DIssoLIriov or PARrN ERsIIIP.

Tho partnership heretofore existing be-
tween itncs Crpuan ana I. L. SuunE Il this
day dissolved ny mutual consent. j.. H.
Y iinc VII ,uy all Indebtedness and c0llcc;
MI bills of said hrni. JANIS ClONAN.
j. y. SOuNG.
Spokane Falls, W. T.. Sept. %, 1889. i2iAw
, 1889-09-12
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF COUNTY
WARRANTS.

County warrants from No. 1901 to 1907
will bc paid on presentation 20 the
county treasurer, nt bis Office mt spokane
rom date OF tIiis uolicc, GEO. Il. COLE.
County Treasurer.
Spokane Falls,w. r., Sept. 1e, 1880. 12i3w
, 1889-09-12
METAL QUOTATIONS.

Coppcr-Inactive and nominal; lake, Sep
teniber, $40 40.
LcGd-Quiet steady; domestic, 81 OC.
1in-stTaits, s22.
Bar silver, 03.
, 1889-09-12
PETROLEUM

NEW YORK. Sept. 11,-Pctroleum
opened steady ut 90N, and after the
first sales became weak and declined TO
DSL Tho market then rallied and
closed firm NJ 30. Sales, 42l, 900 barrels.
CHICAGO CATTLE.
CnGcAuo. Sept .-Cattle--Receipts
Il, 500; SLOW shade lower; bceycs, - 10
@4 80; steers, ~ 00@4 30i stockcrs and
feeders, T2l93 10; western rangers,
81 300t1.
Hogs Receipts, l6,oo0; weak, shade
lower; mixed, $3 S0tGi 35; heavy, So 80
"a 10; light, 50 1904 20.
Shoep--RoCcipts, 5000; steady to
strong; natives, 50 55c1i 60; western,
SO 4OOtl %; Texans, 50 1904 TO-
WHEAT.
CHICAGO, Sept. IL, 8 p. M.-Close--
Wheat, higher; cash, 1890; October,
77ISc; December, as 15-16c.
CUrn--Firmer; cash, 3SAc; October,
33 il-lGC; December 1890.
Oats--Eirm; cash, f915c; October,
1880; December, 20Ac.
Barlcy-Nothing doing.
fork--Steudy; cash, October, S11 55 1;
January, 80 10.
l.ard-Stcudy; cash, 50 9O October,
50 S74@5 80; December, IS %.
LIVERPOOL.
LIvERrooL, Sept. 11.-Whtat-Firm ;
demand fair; holders oilcr moderately.
Corn-Stcady demand poor; new
mixedWcster1i, As Sd per GENITAL.
, 1889-09-12

NEW YoaK, Sept 1l.-Mining quotations
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Naw Yonk. sept. 11.-Hops-Dl

Nsw YoRK, Sept. 1t.--Hops-Dull.
C0ilee-options opened barely steady,
ten TO twenty points up; closed stendN,
fifteen to twenty points; sales, 6S,5UO
bags; September, slG@i6 90; October,
$l6 10M20; November, $l0 20Q125 De-
ccnlber $40 16@25; January, $40 l5C13O.
Spot Rio, strong, far; cargoes, lOlG.
Sugar--ltaw, firm, fair; refining, 55sc;
refined firm
, 1889-09-12

,DosToS. sept. 1.-THE stock market
closed rs follows!
A. r. first 7s....t14 Mcx. Cen. Com ,..10
A. y. Railroad. 4Oii FIST mtg bonds GS
Buriington,..,... sD}s San DIego.."".".27
, 1889-09-12
SUMMONS.

Trustees Ross Park Street e RaiIiWay Co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-03-06

CALLING To SEE HARRISON SATURDAY
Quite number called to see President
Harrison on Saturday. A dispatch to the
Baltimore San says that the most conspicu-
Gus caller was President Cleveland, who
drove over from the White House, accom-
panied by Col. J. III. Wilson. He IT manned
quite little time, and General Harrison
when he left followed him to the door to
shake hands. The Presidents cali was the
return of a visit made to him earlier in the
day by the PresideEt-elect, his SOD, Russell
Harrison, his private secretary, Mr.. Hal
ford, and Col. A. T. Britton, chairman of
the inaugural committee. Shortly after the
Presidents visit, MIR. Harrison, with bis
sen and darghter-ip-lsw, took drive
Mrs. Harrison also took short drive dur
ing the afternoon. The ladies had almost
IS many callers as he General, and among
hem we're The ladies of the families of
va ious democratic Senators and members.
The III rtoEs also had many callers, and
Mr.. ard Mrs. Morton lunehed 9Th Mr..
John u. Mclean.