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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

dreds are packed in corner Of the open
market waiting TO load. for which privil-
eye they are taxed one penny each. Every
manner of rude ingenuity has been exer-
cised III the patching up Of donkey carts
and the construction of donkey harness.
hope, PUSHES and rags are good enough for
some. Neckerchiefs and corduroys are
transformed into saddle pads for others.
Many are resplendant in brass ornaments
altogether OF half the donkey's weight.
And still Others have seen nobler uses and
disclose bits of old carriage harness be-
decked with coronets in gold and silver
plate.
would write of the coster's home life.
but he has none. The gypsy, even the
poor London gypsy OF the loathsome van,
IS vastly his superior in this respect. In
the past three years | have visited more
Than thousand costers haunts and habit
tatons In them all ! have not found a
dozen genuine homes. The nearest an.
proach to the home is where the coster Is
fairly welEto-do, and owns the donkey
and cart or couple or three. In these
extremely rare instances YOU will often
hnd the coster, his wife or mate, their
children and the donkevs in one basement
room together. But the character of the
mans and the woman's work keep them
upon the street. They eat at cheap chop
houses and coffee stalls Their evenings
are passed at the taproom, thu penny
gam shows the rat-pit, and the cheap
music halls
Boys and girls leave their parents and
mate q from IA to 16 years. They take fur
nlshed rooms in the coster districts of
d Learner Lane, Drury Lane Shoreditch,
Old street Road, Marylebone.lane, Dock.
head, Bethnal Green, Whitechapei, Cam
berwell and the like, and are at once full
nedgcd costers. Children are born nthcm,
ana are minded for the first wear or
two. Then they take their chances for life
and education in the slums. Al six or
seven they accompany their parents, or are
hired out to other costers. In few years
more, some fancicd slight or too severe
beating occurs, or the coster vonth or lass
nave met their affinity, and they are away
Tor themselves without partings or regrets
However luck may 50 with the costcr
t0lk they are SticklerS for their amuSe.
ments and holidays. Every evening will
md them at the music hall, the rat nit
or Their tap-room haunts There are
more than 300 Of the latter exclusively
patronlled by costcr men and women
In nearly all Of these are rude grills where
they may, cool their own food all are pro
Vided with cards aud other games for their
amusement; and with each is a bacl, ward
or shed well protected from the eyes al the
ponce where rat and dog fighting. Of which
they are extremely fond, may be INDUCED
IN, aud where boxing and prize lGhtlng
are eagerly cultivated on Sunday they
VIII nc found IN great numbers at Batter
SEA ss Fields, Hampstead Heath and Epping
Forest but the great yearly London out
ing tor cpsfcrs is AZ the Derby.
N"rr nan ! .ah' capGs. AZ N coit.!gipg
rom @'l - ~ nostsr wn8trn HHd Sau
n fit, "Hn, TIE seven lhuis wU NHtr.
r'&,ac Ers uclal-NS 4s III E.l, Il,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
WRECKED IN A DRAWBRlDGE
Fatal Accident on the N. Y.
G. & H. r, Railroad.
THREE MEN INSTANTLY KILLED
Engineer, Fireman and a
Railway Mail Clerk.
The Train Going Mt the Rate OF a Mile a
Minute Plunged Into tho Partially
opened Draw of n Bridge--The Three
victims Crushed to Death--The Bridge
tender Says the Signals Were An Right,

NEwBuRdH, N. Y, Sept. THE
fast mail train on the New York Central
! y Hudson River railroad met disaster at
| New Hamburger drawhridge, the scene Of
| the frightful accident nearly 90 wears
ago at 6,l0 O'Clock this morning. The
| engineer, fireman and mail clerk were
instantly killed, and two others slightly
| injured.
The draw had been opened to lei
| the little steamer Young America mass
through, and was being closed when the
| train came'northward. A gap of several
feet remained when the engine reached
the draw, going at the rate of nearly a
mile minute. The engine jumped the
gap, but the rear end of the tender
dropped enough to stop the progress Of
the train.
Then the mail car, crashing into the
tender, pushed II against the locomotive.
The rear end Of the locomotive and the
forward end of the mail car were
splintercd. Tho engineer, Joseph Owens
Of Albany, and the fireman, Edward
Best Of East Albany, were crushed
under the forward end Of the cab and
killed instantly.
There were two clerks in the mail car.
}. H. Kane Of Cohoes was forced M,
ward and landed on top Of the debris Of
the. mail car. He was instantly killed
and his body was shockingly manrled.
Inc other clerk was not injured
AitrT the mail car came two bagpare
Or storage cars. Conductor William r.
Todd and frainman John Hitchcock
were in the forward end OF the .lrst bag
gage car. j. II. O'Ncill, q trainman,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

SPOKANE, NASH, Sept. 2.-Word has
Just reached here that Conculiy HE
county seat Of Okanagan county, was
burned e the ground between / and 3
O'Clock Thursday morning. Nothing re.
mans OF the town proper, save school
house, the court mouse and drug store.
The entire main street was swept in less
than an hour. Among the buildings
burned were four saloons, three hotels,
enc restaurant, two, general stores, one
smith shop, OkanagHu Outlook printing
"thce, SIX residences and two vacant
stores. The total loss will reach $1,000
and insurance not over II per cent. The
town will be rebuilt. The sum Of 1000
was raised at Ruby the next morning for
relief of the sufferers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

SEDAN, kkN., Sept, Two wears AGO
last spring John :, Frazer ana William H.
Gibson, If the Pan Handle, brought 4
herd Of Texas steers iHrn Til. countv, 'I'hc
lmtipe farmers became greatly indianant
Tearing thc Introduction 81 Texas fever
aHd tried e induce tAc Texas men
2 leave. Tho latter declined d
e.; soon aftcrwari, Gibson VIZ
poisoned by the contents III 4 WHISKY nnsI,
Eivcn Y" him by il chauc" arluaintaiur. 4
uay Or t%o later lfraHrr's dead BODY NH
found in pod near Tic place Where lis
cattle were being fca j. H. Davis
and ;. ~. West farmars appointed
themselves detectives 70 nm down the
N1'rdcTeIS, and yesterday Frank Kin.
LeY Jerry Huston. CEa.mets' AlluuiCr
lcAgu"rsl were charged with Tie crmr.
Warrants are out lurihe arrest Uf tiolrll
other members of tie Alliance. nayis
rtN~ the murders We're tho result Of 4 g,,n.
-piracy headed by q ioin, committee frDtn
thlrlccn sub.alliancr.. The murder N
razrI, hr says Was particularly mruci0u,,
fIah"S he says, was 8rc,i 10 Il lonely 4pni
Where be was bound N tree and tortured
!itcr We Indian style before lie wus
riiaiiy klllcd by being ,isenBnWeIei
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
Demnrrnts Of snnth nal,ntn.

CHhMGfRltfX, :. r., Sept. 2--Thr
I}emocratie state convention nominated
GoUchmu, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, T.
Ramsay; secretary OF state ". i. Norris,
lfeasurcrGrorgr Culver Attorltv-grncral
h e. Walsh; Auditor, !. H. Ierbarh.
,"nsr"s>nlcn, VI Wood and NJ Michcr,
.i.r"5i!cWltrl electors were a!so chosen,
The platform demanded tho submission If
thr prohibition. question to the voters If
NE -ti'i" condemns the Republican
l4nlkkertgn s"-.inS AMI strongly endorses
iatlll rel l"n The convention was a very
enthusiastic onc every mention If Cley,,.
land and Stevenson being loudly chcerrJ.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Since lis first Introduction, Electric hit
tiers has gained raridly III popular favor.
uhiil NOW it Is clearly in the Head anlnnn
pure medicinal tDni,s luIultcWtiycs c1no
tairinsnothing which permits it, uso IA d
beverage ~ intoEjrtnt, il is recognized os
the hes aud ptlrrst medicine for all Nil
menls OF stomach. liver on kidneys. Ii
sti!ati',T anil drive malaria from Jill III.
"m satisfaction guarantred Win rscb
bottle or thr money will lie refunded.
trlcc Gully ~ cents per bottle. S1ii bv
iin'oli smith, druggist, seventh and Pine.
Goods drli|crcl free. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

y dispatch IL tile New Work San from
lllicasn Yesterday says Director General
Davis Of the World Fair vas seen 10 dav
~ regard to the suggestion thrt it might
be well, on account of theGholcr epidemic
in Europe, to postpone The fair ior n
year. Mr.. Davis did not think thai Tie
present condition Of affairs warranted a
VDspuncmcnt Of tile fur Wien asked If
~ would advocate a r0stpontment should
the cholera continue 10 spread, he said ii
would depend on circumstances. several
directors Of the fair said the matter lid
not been discussed rs yet by the board,
lssne.N Thought il would be wise u wait m
make trouble before thinking about any
such proposition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Mrs. Hannah ljntlcr and Misses Name
and Nellie iiut!er Of No. 2l7 JefirsIn
street gave reception last Thursday even
Ing IN honor Of Miss Maggie Wallr0n Of
louisville, F'a, and Miss Maggie Riley ii
Gloucester n. Among those present
Were Misses Lizzie ana Katie McHush of
New Castle, Miss Bessie Bonner Of PIIr,a.
dclphia. Miss Hart 81 New York, Nliss
Alice tohort of New brunswick, y. T.,
Robert Wa!iron IL Pottsville, Miss Mary
Fleming, Mrs. Margaret Mccain, Miss
Laura ttottcll, Miss Rose Gallagher Misses
Aia% and Annie Garner, Misses Annie
aud Mary Reilly Misses Alice. Sophie and
Nellie simmons Nl@s Name Fcrnan, Miss
trophy, Miss Mary Ford. Miss jennie
Clarity, Mr. and Mrs Fred Boulay, Miss
Jennie Brharl Mr. and Mrs. i. Il. .Iohn-
son, Miss l.l,liin Johnson, William Nal.
colin, hal!cs Gallagher, Joseph Nct}nre.
John. Writ George Lowe, George kcyc4,
joseph liarrop = " Cook, Edward Mir.
ply, John Mckclyey, Charles McAlecr.
John Butler and AIcSander Butler.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

\ special dispatch from Kennett Square
,s, INC Philadelphia Press ON Friday said
The body Of il white man, about middI.
age was found in dense piece Of woods
on the farm Of lindley Chandler, neal
London Grove, to-day. The body is SUP,
posed to have laid there two months and
was very badly decompuscd, The man
wNis iarly wei dressed, but nothing was
found about his person to identify him,
u IS thought he was murdered and N,
body was placed in the dense woods. The
body was found by some boys, who were
attracted there by lot Of buzzards.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

WTLET-NNNWE, IN, Sam. l.-Uon- 11Tl,-
Hmri y. 'ayuc, arc - years, ,n,r Of t,,r
most prominent lurmbcrs uf the ll,yrrlio
county bar was found toad in llis bcd III
~ Tt7iiengc D Kingston, Ule lailc fruUf
llarc, ms VI 1rtiur, lie iHpl not been In
s"ni health hr ,4nle tine past, hll a.
toN5t"l 70 business Us USUAL. Iii. draJh
"as 4 great shne> t"rhls community Nh,
Fa&lc wa, t-rulQatr ri Wesleyan TN.
tyf5't% aid Wa .tayr senator in isG7. lie
hAa always Up"n an active Republican.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Marine JouWa' snysi For the consdera
ton Of one dollar the steam propeller
Refuge, formerly owned by the Harlan 4
Hollingsworth Company, has been sold i,
the society for the Reformation Of Iuyen
lie Delinquents of New York"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
THE LONDON COSTERMONGER
Strange Peddlers of Fish,
Vegetables and Fruit.
ONE FEATURE OF A GREAT CITY
Their Daily Life, Haunts and
AmuSenents.

Between so, 900 and 60, 600 Costermongers
. In the city of London Alone--Ho
They Herd Together and Mate, but
scorn to Marry-.-Their Amazing Derby
Day Parade.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

In view uf what Hoods Sarsapariitn has done
for utIars, ~ Il NOT rcBs0nRbIe ~ suppose that
il will Re 81 benefit to YOU? FOf ScfCtl!n, salt
Rheum AMI all othsa' dieeA4es OF tho bl6ld, for
Dyspepsia, indigestion. Sick iisatit.che Loss 1f
Appetite, at fired Feetins, Catarrn, Mu!hria
eaualied remedy
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
10 lluIsTER's ORDER.



NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, July 10, 1892
tpon the application Of Margaret MrC'uiIoi,yh
aud Thomas c. NlctIulongh Executors ~
William Mccullough, late Of Psncnun,.
lnhdted, in said county, deceased Il
Is ordered and directed by mo Ecrlss
ier that tho Executors aforesaid ,.;va
notice 1i granting Of Letters 'reStatpeni,rv
niun tho estate If the deceased, win tbS
dhle 81 granting Thereof, by causing n,Iycrtiac.
inahis 70 be ppsted within forty DAYS trn,, tho
litte 81 such Letter9 in six OF tho most nIhiio
t,aceHof tho county Of New Castle, re1iriring
All persons having demands apatn.t ~
estate TO present the same, or abide hy
an Act OF Assembly in such case nlsJla ,ng
provided: ana also cause the san,a ~
y inserted within the same period In no
DELAWARE GAZETTE AM STATE .IorRSAI N
newspaper published in Wilmington, Del. ami
% 10 epnlhll'.i thcrclil two months
6lyen under the hand and Seal uf Onion
. q M itrEistcr aforesaid, at Wilmtnpio,
U" sim New Castle county aforesaid ina Ia
ana year above written, sS
q WILKINS CoocH, Register.
NOIlCE.-Notice E heroby s,iyen .hnt la,tar.
'esthmentary were in due form Of law rrautrs
lthlo me Undersigned, On the 18TH Cay ri Inv
~ y 1879 and that all persons having cIat,,.s
against the estate Of the deceased n,,st -
7eht the Same, daily attested TO the sai,, ~ as,
tors on 81 before 10Th day of .uly lsss8 Or sS-,,
the het pt Assembly in such case mo,, = 80 I
Pfo'iued' MARIAk hl NuCtiJ,i Ouch
THOMAS G. MoCULLoUGU.
A,,ro,, w. a., Execsitors
lysi-am 0"' pel
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

+ your blood poor? Take Becrham's
Pills.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

VICTORIA, i. G, Sept. limited States
consul Myers sent dispatch to Washing
ton Ewing the particulars Of the seizure Of
the British and American schooners by
the russian government The scaling
schooner Annie Moore has arrived here
alter a cruise Of seven months with g}l
skins On August "a she lost two boats
aud SIX men, The men are Harde
Murray, Charles Royal, James Harkins,
Bbally Nesbut, Joe DGvoe and Pete Warren.
ne men were lost during heavy fog
while - miles on Copper island. Two
days after the y. y. Marvin lost Billy
shields and his boats crew under similar
circumstances. The steamship Islander
arrived here yesterday from Alaska.
Among her passengers were Captain Nc.
ii;elian and several Of the crew Of the
brillsh steamer Coufilau, seized some
hmc ago in Boring Sea, ana for tho release
% which bonds were taken IN on thc
l7lAnher N srntra.ion was made BE-
lnFc iHde" lurr'i but c'Nu,e VA. omitted
q. ne p"tas in,'Hllls the merchant rcspnn-
45f i"r ahN penalties which Tie c,Dtain
dl@ nlHi" were la6le l,r infringement
."i " rGston regulations. The case wns
3llonfAci 10 a.uE III" raidailI TO nave TIA
bonds amended. The Seaars Association
sent bonds for the cargo, but the Judge re.
fused t0 rcluAse IT,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Not long ago Chicago wife induced
her husband 10 promise to give her all
the silver coins lie received bearing an
odd date. Then she wrote number of
men with whom her husband docs bust.
ness, and asked them to pay over to her
husband Us many Of such coins rs they
could. They did so, and he was soon
surprised beyond measure TO find that Il
remarkably large number of his bills
thereafter were paid in small coin,
which his wife promptly coniiscatel
under his own proposition. He would
have been oankrupted very speedily had
he not "smelta rat and promptly struck
his colors by etIecting a compromise. -
NJ T., Tribune.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Handsome is a. Handsome Does
The lady was talking to an old friend
about the marriage Of her daughter 10 i
wealthy man. II understand said tho
friend, that Madge has married very
Well" "oh, yes," replied the gratiHo,l
mother, very We'll, indeed" "But he
had such q peculiar name t'rizzle,
wiggle, wasn't III" eyes "Thats
perfectly horrid, don't you think!'
We'll" hesitated thcmothcr, lit doesn't
sound very ncludious, possibly, hut i'll
perfectly beautiful on a check. '--De-
h~tt FSTe Press.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Hoods Pills cure sic. Headache,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

a travelling theatrical manager re-
Gently wrote TO the owner Of u hall in a
small town in the state Of Washington
ior q booking. he received the follow
lIIg answer: " Yours % hand. ! " MT
play on shares nomore, You cump iuy
vii! hav TO send mc ten Dollars fof one
night and supply THAR own kcrroscan
and lamps, They will also hav 10
build THAR own staigc, becaus the last
cumpany broke II down. THAR amt
no money in playin on shares ia this
town, and | wont u shurc thing"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
THE RUSSIAN OUTRAGE


British and American Spalera.
VICTORIA, =. G., Sept 1.-The news of
the seizure OF one San Franc. SEQ scatter and
three Victoria sellers by the Russian gun
Doats mas created great sensation here. 1t
is pronounced by sealers 10 be q cross ont
rage. The Scalers Association Is prepnr-
ing 10 have statements tclegraphed to
Premier Albeit at Ottawa CAPTAIN !. g.
Cox, president Of the Seacrs Association,
said
We have notified the government, but
nope Tor no action There was nothing
particular unchartable in what the Rus.
SLAMS did. viewed in the light of past
events. For three years the United States
seized our vessels without warning. The
crews were fast ashore at Sitka and the
men who seized our vessels cared not how
our crews reached home. In this case the
russian officers seemed to have shown
little soiicitude OH behalf OF the men who
wanted to get home. There was Il time
when, with pride almost sensitive, the
nations of the world protected their flag
on the high seas Bnt now chiyalry and
Vnlor have given way on part to a con
tempuble policy guess the British flag
on the Canadian vessels can be tramnled
on quite safely"
General action will be taken TO bring the
SEIZURE to the attention Of the government
and TO obtain redress. The board Of trade
VIII embody the facts in memorial to
OTTAWA Immediately and the Vancouver
board will he requested TO cooperate. At.
torney-general Davis has also taken action.
Captains keefc, Daily and McLode have
made aiiidayits and these Davis will prob
ably take to Ottawa and lay them before
the government in person. Collector Milne
Will also forward a statement.
Fears are entertained for the safety of
their vessels in Russian waters, and il has
been decided TO ask that warshp be sent
70 look out for them MS all fear i'll treatment
by the Russians.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Coming to a business basis.-Banker
Scadds--"No, sir! Emphatically no!
! consider yonr request for permission
to pay your addresses to my daughter
an act of objectionable presumption,
SIR. Fora young physician on . staiya.
non practice 70 aspire TO the hand Of an
helress OF millions is, | repeat, prcsnmp-
ttlons, sir, y Is piece Oi unparalleled
impudence!' Young physicians Ycs,
sir Any Of the family want vaccinating.
no? Then good morning. - CA,cago
Tyibune.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Not a parallel casc.--"Bossie, said
Mrs ltpstart, after the visitor had conc,
you shouldn't have asked ATrs. Gaswrll
how her son Peter was Il was very i'm.
polite. Heis young man. You should
have said Mr.. Peter" "Wasn't Potter
the mama Of one of the disciples? 2" asked
Bessie. "Yrs." They didn't call him
Nh, Peter, did they mammal" peter,
child, replied the mother with dignity,
was fisherman He didn't move In
good society. - Chicdgo 7riJ@nc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-12
ST. PARK.

Mrs. Flagg, superintendent of the Congre-
.gational Sunday school, has arranged quite
Ri elaborate children's day programme for
this mornings service. Wednesday evening
the regular prayer meeting was given up to
a preparatory service for children S day.
Maj. O. B. Gum, of Kansas City,. E. B.
Moore. Esq, of Chicago, and j. T.. Williams,
of the treasury department, Washington,
were all guests last week of Col. ana Mrs. j..
K. Moore, of Scudder avenue.
H. A. Kellam, a former resident of the
Park, made a short call upon friends during
last week. His sister, Mrs. Parkhurst. who
intended accompanying him, was too i'll to
leave Atlanta, Ca, her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Cudworth, Of Langford
Park place, entertained as guests last week
l.. Culbertson and DR.. j. w. Hatton, of Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Alden, of boswell
venue, entertained as convention guests last
week Mr.. Tracy, of Missouri, and Mr.. Alden.
of Colorado.
Mrs. McCannon and her daughter, Miss
McCannon, Of illinois, are visiting Mrs. Ell
lis c. Flagg on Raymond avenue.
j. L. Howe. who was an honored guest of
the Iowa delegation. made his daug liter, Mrs.
Pickard, a visit last week.
Mrs. D.. F.. Polk, of Keston street, has as
her guests, Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. McCook,
both of Washington. D.. Z.
Father Sesombe and wife were the guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cheney, of
Burr Oak Terrace.
F. Daunahower, a prominent banker of
St Peter, was the guest of c. Ii. McGill
Thursday last.
o. BarnUm. of Iowa, visited his mother
Mrs. j. A. Barnum, of Gordon avenue, last
week.
Sam Harsh. of Creston, To-. is the guest
of s.. E. Brace on Bayless avenue.
Alfred Ely left Friday last for a few weeks
vacation in the Black Hills.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-12

Omceholders and Oficeseekers
Nominated Harrison.
One of the Blaine men who came out
from Massachusetts to help nominate
his favorite, made this statement to the
GLOBE yesterday:
My name is Samuel Hano, of Newton,
Mass. Until the last few years l was an
extensive manufacturer and am we'll
known in the East. l came out with the
Massachusetts delegation to help nomi-
nate Blaine. l have been for his nomi-
nation since 1876, and 4 strong Republi-
can. He has been defeated by the Office
holders and officeSeekers of both colors
from the South. l am bitter over the
result, and l believe l represent the
feeling of a great part of the
Blaine men, especially from Chicago,
and the East. We will not support Har-
rison. His supporters were warned that
they were developing a bitterness that
could not be overcome. They thought
t. force their man down the Threats of
the Blaine men, and they will find the
result in November. In my Judgment
Harrison will be badly defeated. / am
very familiar with the situation in New
York state and am confident Harrison
cannot carry it. There is no governor
to elect ami no chance for trading. My
own state is very doubtful. [ lost large
wagers two years ago on the Republican
ticket because [ knew the full vote was
to be poled. Russell carried it by 5000
and l believe will again this year. with
the presidential ticket. If the Demo-
Gratis are judiciOas in their action they
will certainly beat Harrison.
Money deposited on or before July 8,
1892, at The State Savings Bank, Ger
mania Life Insurance Company's build
ing, corner Fourth and Minnesota
streets, will be entitled to six months
interest Jan, l, 1888,