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HOLDING Coins In EoIls.

The Universal Coin Wrapper Company
has incorporated to manufacture and a
rolls. The capital stock is S1OQOO0. and the
sum subscribed $3.50. Direet5rs are vii
liam S. Gage, M. E. Arnold andI4 FL. Bon
estell OF this city. c. +. Cook 5f New YORK
and ID. Il. Belknap of SausalIto
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For parifier. Irrefragable evidence exists
whicE proves conclusively that it produces
the equally sure beneficial effects with the
most popular and reli~ole sulphur bath,
whether artificial or gushing from the
bosom of Mothsf Nature. Rheumatic all.
ments as week as eruptive complaints, Sores.
speedily and entirely removed by il. Note
how Insignificant the eost-25 cents ner
cake, Go cents for box of three cakes.
Sold by druggists.
oc2l ErT,,
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Builders, Contracts.
Thrown Out of Hts Berth.

j. GoetjeR with C. n. Smith. TO erect a dwelling
on + line OF hyde street. HAS feet of JacSS0a.
S52s5; bends $3.50, Blythe Croft and Chris
Brnce SuretieS.
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MoNEy no AoAN.

A BAIsEEL or MONEY on 1ST Or I'd MOST
II gage per eent 80 delay. - a p'Farreii ~
I oAES on REAL "a AT11. NOTES 4s-nrHAN
~ disc JOHN S.Bo y &AS s3l EsaknF H.t1-f7tf
AGNEY I.oASED fRO6 e. Cs~2Hn Ar
N1 Becurits Isea Ban lIt8 Ns4kae . a. Mascn:
1ssy..e ss.rsass7 iark , A. Z. :. sco.ss
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

Gan ana see US osio nt, pa' Gu tts
u d LA hAS ~. q - 400 EisH'n ss'.
Oakland, Cal. III lOt
C R00 COMMON BROOM HOUSE, CHlChEN-
nTfrre toSetber with nonirr and isrve lot 5ox3je
running tnrough from street to street: within
minutes to streetcars North Berkeley; location
beautiful and slightly; also plenty OF rooi9 for
chickens and all poultry TO range over Gall at
S onee or address F. W. WOODWARD CO. sos
500 ana Amp most conSenient lots orered For sale
on the San LeapTS Toaf HeIf e CASH
way. oakland
S25Q each ana upward: 100 lots on san Leardro
viii fu rIva san Pablo syenns in Importance; 10 such
1eh OF 1s road
Oakland, fare iye 90 cents; come at once before
terms 40 eSsh and 80 per month CLOUGH Sc
AAAi-i'' wv "@., o~-""N
.a..,
ash 20 sn S1sh 20 choice los 22Si42 feet; only SIG
walk TO 6aSiand and OI San Ieaadro new eectre
WELD. owner iO65 Brosdwav.p tp,aJslsnd
je9 If cod
I}UY HOME ~ OAKLAND: NEW MODERN
- com. oTstbe 4-room cottage with laundry. bath
room l~I-' loI: basement can be made into rooms;
rIsc 81 San sns1 90 u,tn'eS 10 san IRAN
less than rent GRAY q NAIsMITH, 465 Ninfh
ST. Oakland ,e3O Ar
C7IYTFFST4 or COP NIXPrVI-,yri5 "
OaEfaul-Blar "a.
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ONLY $ll5o; 75xl30; NORTH SIDE OF GOOD
" street, bsst bargain in town. call at once il YOU
want IL. T. f. BAIRD, Morton Station, Alameda;
take narrow gauge. je3o 7t
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n = :.
, a izc AkAESf. ROOM 8. roo an n1RHfsrS
money at ieB rates: prsvsfe ra<.s - = s ~
k1eazss leg szles take elevator. MI ,1s,1s
~ FRANCISCO CoLLAfER Il LOAN n1NE-
aoaee - aianeada Wsto1ss = = 'ss1:f
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A ITA SILVER MINING cOMPAHY-Iogs.
- aon OF principal place Of business san fran
cis Use ,1@!i9fnfai location Of WORKS. Gold Kll
Gold Hil IiaihE District. Storey Csfnty Nevssa
Nosiee IS HEREBY givec sbat II 3 meeting o, ihe
nearc OF DtTeetors heid on Saturday. the 18th Gay
OF June, 1882 an assessment go. Az % nfsesa
Cents per share was levied upsH the capital stock OF
me corporation. payable Immediately Ia United
states gold coin % thelSeeFsEzFy tn zee OF It's
company, room 80, NEVADA biceg. No. 3l9 Mont
goBery street. S&a Francisco Cantor ia
Any stOek upon which this assessment shall re-
mzin unpaid on Tuesday, ths 2eth day OF July
1882 VII hs deiinQuezt and advertised for safe al
pubic auction, AID uuiess pSyENe Is uGds befsre
VIII be sold on TUESDAY. the sfxteenfa (Isfh1
DAY Of august 1892, to pay the del1aqHent assess.
meDt together vito cattS OF advertising and En-
psnses OF SHE. By order OF the Board OF directors
I. OSBoRN. Secretary.
California.
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COUNTRY nkAL ESTATE.
7 L. ORR s co, ia MONTGOMERY sr.

r. L. ORR & CO. liz MONTGOMERY sr.
&elO 100 acres in Southern Oregon: good soir
W 1O- all level and cleared; some meadow
land tinted states patent: party must reaIzs:
SI2.e0o-4O0 acres farm and pasture land \ mile,
from santa Rosa; 90 acres in grain. iea6 suTuFr
90O ACRES IN SHASTA COUNTY. FINELY
JOO located. near county seat, 24O Ieyei front.
ing on raiIroad house. large barns 1900 trees in
bearing; plenty OF wood aud water: $1,000: term,
w. POPE, $50 Market ST. je36 &c suruWeFr
le0 ACREs-2 MILES ST. HELENA. SJ50o
lOo PACIFIC EXCHANGE. % Kearny 81
COOP INyESTNENT-ABoUT 400 ACRFS or
cIso ehUiee tSrnlng and convenient 10 san 4n-
CISCO. including warehouse property ana landing.
Will pay an income OF IL is per cent 10 nartis -
position to charge and give persoos, S - IA
and 10 per cent capitalists as matte q, tion
ment Fullest opportunity for thorouyh fnvas,, 50
1 5d Apply to L. X STEVENS & Co, lis and
GUNNER RESORT ONE OF TEe NosT
- Charming villa retreats Ia California an re,dx
Ter guests can be purchased for $4,000; it is ON
Yenienty near San Francisco: consists OF lf;n 80
mountain land heavily timbered; running SIre,os
OF water: ponds stocked with thousands OF tTonf.
houses fuliy furnished. with piano and ali en-
Venienees; vehicles, horses, cows, tools etc WI,
make ieyeiy country SCAT for gentleman Of
means. or summer resort for boar,iers. orr,or
will pay 800 month for occupancy this su1', ,sI
For particulars address J. C. s. 337 McAIlisteT 80
@e-. -.sas,Sso. lell u
- - change write fully. ANDREW PRICE. Heads
9aIs Cal feI4u
NovATo, MARIN CoUNTY-5OoO ACRES ~
~ choice land for sale in Subdivisions OF . ae-..
49, p ~ tuo acres; prices $50 to sl25 per acre. essV
terms; both rail aud wafer transportation sYSn2
LATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 81 and az
Chronicle building ~ SaI %
Sl50 PER ACRE BUYS AND 10 GcoT
IoO tracts rich valley land al s. p Co ~ $500, nvaE
nils ia county. 80 miles from San Franchise %
elias, Ap<xIand; easy terms fne Climate. rrst
W.. oz4 MARKET ST. San Francisco sn5 - :, 20
S Ii LANDS, 81 80 TO IS AN ACRE. M
aptt. ~ ay Serins sold by the state In trset. ;,
49, Ho Iesiaehce or impr oyements reo,,r-S -
Sam % anus, IN many different countiss. ssat
LAEr e t,,ns ss' open day and EVENING" " ~
l31
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I "A -. =
y ~. Ing rooms: horse, wage. table: lOca-
tFYn r desirable one; low rent. LEASE; has nae
r7n Of tiacss extensive bar srade cies-s $3.50 and
over pei 1efas EreKtest bargain ever offered: full
lhfestfgst0n and trial granted 70 coavfaes any
OF the EsnaneHe5s OF tbs offer; geoI and valid
-eAsons Tor selling. d. LES Pasrrh
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1PHfK SILVER MINING coMPA Ny-If,1EA
" uon oI principal place OF business San Fraa.
cisco. California; location OF werks Strxf1fs k7i,-
iHg District storey County. State OF Nevada
Notice IS hereby given that at mestinz or tho
fozrc or Directors hoi1 on the third x3a5 IA. of
June. 1892. assessment mo. ssj Of ATTY eent,
l5oel per share WAS levied upon she capital sTcck
states gold coin secretary at the ofce OF An
CON EnY, room 4. Nevada biccs, NO Sue Mont
ecmery strsst. san Francisco California
ANY stick apou which this assessment shat "a
lnain unI4id on the seventh l7tEl day OF July
1874 vii. be delinquent and advertised for sale az
pablo zIctfen. and unless paFmsnf ss made before
viii be SOLD on WEDNESDAY. the fwsnty save attn
<21th) dzf OF JAY, 1892. 10 pay the dslinq sen /
ane exasases or sale f. Is. H9LME9. Secretary
o Hss- foen 4. Nevada bsocH- Ne zoe Montvog-
~ Ssfcet, saa Francisco. California lee I'd
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HOG. DCCk AND CHICKEN RANCH Is CITY
II - sseEihee Address Ranch. box so, Call
fa90
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q OGn SALOON 4 LIVING-ROOMSs CHOICE
s3OUp- location; l. 'oeE from Mark eF st. ; doing
very good business; owner going TO esye must
sell ~. LESS Fourth 81
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Any stock uneu Fhlca tafs assessment Shall re.
nam nnpalu - FIe I'll ESkSTH DAY or July
1862 viii be Seir gecnt and adverfised for saie AZ
public auction. and unless payment is M ado befara
wlis be gold on FRIDAY tho 2ssh day OF JuIr
1892. TO pay tho deliuqaept assessment tsq eth.r
VILE 81 Advertising and expenses Of sale i5y
,rdsr Of the board % directors
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oalce-Room % sevada 6focA. Sc s0g gens.
gomery street. san Francisco, california. te 2aid

4 SSESsMEN- NOTICE. CRoLLAR AIMING
II company. Location Of principal place Of busf
ness, SSR FRANCISCO, Cal. Loessisn OF woPKS
virginia. Storey County. Sey. Notice Is hereby
SVEN that a. a mectsng OF tie board OF directors
ncto on tHe 8stt DAY or May. 1899. ASSESSMENT
fNe. S3l Of afty (5Dl cents per Share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the Corporation payable
iaHsdlatefF IN United States colo coin TO tae see
Ist2ry, 81 the ofaSe OF the esapsGy. room 70
Seya&& Block 50s MeErgosnsry s.. San Francisco
Cal -
Any stock upon which this assessment shaf re.
main unpaid on the SEVENTH DAY OF July
1882. VIII &c delinquent and advertised fer sale Il
p1olie auction: and unless payment is made before
will be eold On WEDNESDAY the 2Tth azT of j civ
4eS1, e Pay the dsifuqssat tsssssmans together
vsn Costs % advertising and ex pensss os sale By
order OF tic board OF directors
CHAS. +. ELLIOT secretary
ohace-Room 10. Nevada Bsock 500 nostgeInerr
So >ah francesca. al. mYzl ri
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G1a0O COR SALOON: OLD EST ABLIsHED
sDIObO business. well known popalzT place;
Mne f1ti siOek: owner has inside ais fortune there;
can affort retire. -. LESS, 5 Fourth So
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TYPEwRIrrps

I Won be.t, I, nos; /. OR WILL PLEASE
49, ucats 8 TO choose from; ALI firSr-cIas. 40
@ All caps; 73 characters upper and Io,e
~ snasaeters double also: lste.s i'm,
- enss' tncasxnas OF users: recruits are e,a
yasss: teaa cur test ncnisis sres prsctcsl neor,.
avrr az as ire se. tho story; In ana talk Il
Montvsnery J. = 60 ~ NAfLoR. general agent 10
je16 II
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N ENTfov. REsTAUFAST-KEE P ERs-EOZ
"A sale one II the bess ~ most prominent restau-
raufs 10 the G. y, kaowh "a the Marketst ksste4-
rsrf ga Marker 81. reasons foF seiliagt -ttshf
etls9r susfn - attend =, VIZ sotit eet5 80 =
x rfther par ticriars n sutTn o. owhtr
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ZEE BUGGY AND ONE ROCKAwAY FOR
s1le. 5057 Sixteenth ST.. cor. Guerrero ie30 as
III ANTED-SMALL LIGHT BusIN fesS WAGON
III good order. 1926 Fourth Sc. ie3o 3ts
HE BksI wooDwoRKs FOR BUGGiEs OR
DEAN ~ p on hand orAnade to order by w Y.
SECONDHAND KxrSFss WAGON an 91
: 5e@le 81 A. w. SANHORNE rel4tf
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fAABFE7s THOROUGHLY CLEANsE0 Am
- renovated same IS new. S 8 FERGUsDS =
8 c.. - lenta 81; teIephone sOss -
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0acs-seoa 20, Nevada BECK. 100
r.. san rrsDcseo. Cal ~ m
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n.OOO AND UPWARD - CHEAPEST BEST
S-ZOO and most convenient lots offered FOR sale
on the San Leapdro road. near Fruitvale; $40 cash.
IS per month. CLoUGH q BAKER, 1912 Broad.
way. Oakland.
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- BRUNCH BAKERY AND VARIETY
steFs o. priucfpa business street: 2 nice
1ss dong good business; grand bargain:
: u = at ouee. NJ. LESS, FcuFth ST.
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Wy STEAM CARPgF BEATING AND RENO
- waiting Works, So 30 Eighth 81 Ieiephone
ri -
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A SsESSMEST NOTICE-GoLLD CURRY
n Silver Nining Contrary Location Q: prfncipal
place OF busiBess san Francisco. California Loea-
tion of works virginia, StogsF County, Nevada
Notice IL hereby given shat az nesting OF thu
Board OF Trustees hsit on the 7th cay OF Jans
1882, assessment mo 6e1 Of twenty I've f25l
cents per STARE Was ley.ed apaE the capital stock Ok
the corporation. payable izusedBstssy n United
States gold coin 70 the sScftrzFy Gree or fhe
company. reon No es Neysaa Eieet. No. ST
ARR stock apon waieh shfs aasesxsn eat sh al re.
Elzin unpaid on tue l2th day Of Sus= 1892. VIII be
dslinquent ard aevsrtisea for safe st public suc-
tioF, and. uaess psy meat IL made before. viii be
sold on THURSDAY, the 4sh day CT August s92.
TO pay fhs deitBqEent assessment teeetEer with
<1f Tpr.
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aE STORE RARE
e. oakland lesI
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oVERNMENT LANDSr
IN CALIFORNIA on iNfESrMENTt
finest level farming jands
RICE black soil. ready TO nIoyv
Large hhe ysiIey; railroad thro,rsn
wafer bitches nov building
Mild Climate. free fhsI chasr ,n,
Work at good wages tlere nov noer
Land can be taken witli,et re"ia.
cead &C stamp for full snformn,s9e. -
-aA1e . TIood building. saa k.ancIsco. caI.api4 II
1 ALlfORNIA EXCHANGE 0Up1. -,
NINTH st Oakland. exchange afiiss,c, sol
cry; A@nd for catalogue. GREEN. VII 81 ~ prop-
1sav22
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srsIsEss CHANCES.

z JEDINe's eIoNEER CARPET-BEATTN9
IS. Dc tue ssssI FORK. $50 10 S57 Tsaaszst
3G49 UsTiaF
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a ssMENT NOTICES.

? u I.y0H WHIT L1Is assessllt1t aI3II To
M Ia 4apEsa The "a dsy OF August, 500. viii be
cciiE 1uens And advertised for sale 81 public
ton, and. SnieSs payment is made before, VIII be
sclo On Tuesday. the z3d day Of August, sa5.
10 psy Sae delinquent assessment tegether Win
costs O. tsytrSsing and expenses Of sale. by order
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kLFREp n. puRgHow, Secretary.

A ssKssMkNT BoTIcE-UTAH con. MINING
IA Company Location Of Yrincipn1 place Of bust
Eess, San Francisco, Cal Location OF wcrKs
EtcFcy County. New. Notice IS hersby given
that st a mestias OF tbs ard ef directors, held
the 7th day Of Juae. lSs2. - assessment fSo.
J6l OF twenty-fss (x51 csnts per share was Isyied
upon tins capital stock OF thc eorporariss payable
immediately 81 GATED States gold cola TO the see
rotary. at the Office OF the company. room IS
kevaGs Block. 3oS hoRTasnery ST.. san Franclsco
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fSl MILK ROUTE: IS TO 81 CANS or
s. v. trade; mostly private: oili-esrabiished
n besf class OF custom; clezrlDg over 5000
Asrses and ] wagoEs any energetic and
IS 10 CO step right h and c0atfnHs she
and mako money; II ycu mean business
q siye7 f1n opportunity 10 investigate
seil- this offer Is genuine: satisfactory
y selling. Il LESS, Fourth st.
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~ foSx1Li&ss CARPEr-BEATING WORKS s3s
s 81. oolaeL 3ats ava teenAone Zl2s Eell n
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SAP FOR SALE
4 iezE 6fe
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/. sIoRE- CHEAP.
sez4 16tS
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80 AKERT. STATIONERY. CASDT
s <z $500 store. positive sacrifice. good
szknc. 326e AItssion. Oh 2oEh. SRI IL
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eARrtr oLkANING.

ss6lETs DOWN CO THE 'PRICEs. Tux
S z ehea2ass pisee 70 get your carpets cleaned Is
- - It7e.,s. 4o3 Stevenson ST. tei. 32sS - Il
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HsUST SILL; Loss &c OBJECT: COFFEE
NJ ssi0oa aad restaurant: clearing S19s month ;
INEiee zoo PACIFIC EACHANGk. . kearaY. :
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S25Q each ard upward: 100 lots on san Leartro
road the greatest highway in and out of Oakland:
will rIval San Pablo avenue in Importance; 10 such
bargains ever offered in Oakland; right In the
march OF immediate improvements; electro road
Oakland. fare hve 90 cents: come at before
prices advance; sure to make money; lots 40xl2O;
terms $40 csSh and So per month CLOUGH &
BAKER, 1902 Broadway. Oakland
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ron SALE sITsCELLANEors.

II OUSES FOR SALE-To BE REMOVED BY
II the 9th OF July; 2-Story frame houses. Mes.
soc & 81 suffer ST. also z-story frame houses
Mason ST. Ncs 81 and els Apply MADISoS
a. BURKE e26 Make st 1vl St
I. OR SALE; BUTCHERS FIXTURES. HORSE
4 80 a 49, 81
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TO POSSESS
ClENN'S SULPHUR SOAP

A HEALTHFUL AND PEARLY SKIN
AND A CLEAR, UNBLEMISHED
COMPL EXON. BATTLE WITH
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-11

from those states that had given formal
expression to their wishes in the Selec-
ton of the presidential candidate. 1t is
doubtful whether any previous conven-
tion in the history of the party has wit
messed more enthusiasm than was called
forth by the name of Blame today. The
consummate plans of the organizers
of this movement for the nomina-
tion of the distinguished ex-secretary
of state were carried out in every par
ticular, but the result demonstrated
that new era had arrived in national
conventions. and that the preferences of
delegates were no longer to be swayed
by the manifestations of the cheering
thousands in the galleries. At no time
president of the United States evoke
the enthusiasm that was repeatedly
called forth by both the names of Blaine
and Mckinley. Indeed, the
Most Flattering ovation
of the entire proceedings was probably
received by the generous governor of
the Buckeye state when he insisted
ON carrying out his declarations of the
past and voted for President Harrison
in defiance of the expressed wish of his
colleagues from Ohio and in opposition
to his own interests as presidential
candidate. 1t was a repetition of the
scenes of four years ago, when McKin-
ley rose in the Republican national con-
vehtion at Chicago, and, declaring the
Buckeye state was pledged to the
candidacy of John Sherman, insisted
that those who bore a friendship for
himself should refrain from voting for
Mckinley in the convention. The
parallel between his action yesterday
and his action of four years ago loses
its analogy only in the difference that
his generosity of today was accentuated
by the fact that Ohio was now in no
way committed to the candidacy of
the man to whom Mckinley
paid his loyalty.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-11
DEEP IN THE SULKS.
Shrewd Mr.. CIarkson Feels De
feat in His Bones.

Shrewd Mr.. CIarkson Feels De-
feat in His Bones.
Mr.. Clarkson was met by United
Press reporter about an hour after the
nomination was made. He was not
slow about expressing his disappoint-
ment and Gispleasure. ''We could have
beaten Harrison" he said, "if we had
been able little sooner to
give positive assurance that
Blaine would accept. We were not
really able to do this until last Satur-
day. Even after that we would have
won but for the feeling aroused by
Blaine's resignation from the cabinet.
We made good fight and lost. l am
not sorry. We made the effort to nomi-
nate somebody besides Mr.. Harrison,
and for the good of the party. We re-
gret that we did not succeed" He said
that he could not make any prediction
as to the result of the election. and he
did not care to discuss the probability
of his reelection to the chairmanship.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-11

What fate has been his! The Henry
Clay of the latter end of the nineteenth
century, Forever on the summit Of
Mount Pisgah-thc Moses of his party
but never himself to set foot within the
promised landl The great Republican
heart of the United States thrObbed in sad
sympathy last night with its great idol,
for argue as you will and demonstrate
as you may, Blaine is the one statesman
dearer than all others to the Republican
party-its rank and file-its uncrowned
king, and now its martyr.
And beaten at Minneapolis in the
house of his friends. Not only beaten,
but actually crushed and humiliated, in
the presence Of a vast multitude for
him and him alone, and in an arena ded-
icated by them especially to his wor-
ship. Those friends, admirers, wOr-
shippers of the -great Maine statesman,
knew his defeat was coming, yet they
could not but hope against hope that
some fortuitous circumstance would
turn the tide in his direction. When
their last hope was crushed, few can
realize the depth and extent of their
humiliation, especially when that
humiliation was accented and en-
phasized by the fact that it was done
by Harrison's own minions, his ap-
pointed agents, most of whom came
from states that can never, by the re-
motest chance, give him one electoral
vote.
The thousand sore, sick-at-heart Re-
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MAGEE LIKES 1T.
With the Outcome.
c. L. Magee, of the Pittsburg Times,

The Pittsburg Man Well Suited
With the Outcome.
G. L. Magee, of the Pittsburg Times,
said:
The outcome of the convention is
what has been clearly foreshadowed
for the last twenty-four hours,
and is what was confidentialIy
expected by the supporters of
President Harrison ever since Monday.
The organization among the delegates
favorable to his denomination was
close, compact and effective. None of
the Misrepresentation of his opponents
affected his supporters in the slightest
because there was no delegate favor
able to his nomination who did not
know his strength in the con-
vention and where the voter were to
come from. There was no mystery
about it. The Harrison delegates were
given the statement every day of the
number of votes in each delegation that
were favorable to their candidate. The
nomination is well-merited response to
the magnificent business adniniStra-
tion which President Harrison has given
the county. l have been in receipt of
many kilograms from the leading busl-
ness people in the district l represent,
and from other parts of Pennsylvania,
strongly indorsing his candidacy, and
urging the earnest support of his
denomination. While this has been
true in my own case, know it to be
true also in the Case of many otn-
ers from many different states. In my
opinion it is the strongest possible NOM
ination which could have been made by
the convention, and the enthusiasm for
the candidate and the platform of the
party will be strongest at the time of
the ele ction."