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Evening journal., 1892-05-20

Money is always useful. We
not only make the prett,est
Clothing display in the city
but also show the marked diff
ference between sensible prices
and extravagant rates. Here
business is conducted on the
common.sense basis of keep
ing expenses low so as to make
prices light. In our 100
styles of Spring Suits at $40,
SI2 and SIS we save you from
So to SIS.
In the Bows end Children's
Department the two great
qualities of excellence and low
prices are also very prettily
combined.
G. A. r. Suits, guaranteed
fast colors, with two sets of
buttons.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Three senators Interrogate Blalne.


NEW York, May 20.-The Press says that
Senators Cameron aud Washburne. and an
other senator whose named is withheld.
agreed 10 call upon Secretary Blaine at diff
ferent hours and 10 put TO him hypotheti-
cal question concerning the nomination.
They also agreed TO meet afterward and 20
compare notes ms TO Secretary Blaine's
answer The question was; "What your
friends would like to know is whether, il
the convention, without the use Of your
name in antagonism 10 that Of the presi-
dent, demands that you obey the call of the
Republican party and nominates you, you
will bring embarrassment aud disaster by
decliningN
Toeach Of his three separate callers Secre-
tary Blaine made exactly the same reply
His answer was; ~ do not wish to he presi-
dent. / wish 20 retire from public life and
to enjoy some Of the good things Of this
world, which the service of the people has
never given me. ! wish 10 live as long as
possible The Office of president is "A labori-
ous one for any man, but think it would
be especially hard for me- I am looking
forward with eagerness TO the time when
may lay aside the burden Of my present
Office
When Mr. Blaine had finished his SEN
atorial caller looked him squarely in the eye
and said, But Mr. Secretary, you have
not answered my question
Mr. Blaine hesitated for some moments,
as If trying 70 contrive some other form OF
reply. AT last he said with a smile, III my
language is not satisfactory 10 you / shall
have TO leave any more explicit reply TO my
friends
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Knnln. cIir,. rnrIl.

KANSAS CITY, May 20 The Missouri
river is on a regular rampage again. The
kaw is also rising rapidly here and above.
At Leavenworth everything In the lower
part of the city Is flooded From Leaven-
worth in all directions railroad traffic is al
most suspended In Kansas City the situa-
tion is serious in the extreme, and with the
rise coming which is predicted by the signal
dfilce the whole west bottoms on which the
big wholesale houses and manufacturing
establishments are situated will doubtless
be flooded
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
1snaa als,,.'s s-A,ft H. ~
At LEAST FIFTY ARE DEAD.
Many Lives Saved by Members OF the Sioux
city Bont Club.

SIOUX Cry, Ia, May 20.-The city is ring
ing with praises of the young men of the
Sioux City Boat club, who brought their
boats from Rivers, five miles away, TO work
IN the flooded section They had forty boats
At work and took several hundred people
out OF the food. The number drowned can
not be very accurately estimated. It is now
placed at about fifty. The list Of missing is
still large and about hundred people are
not accounted for Thousands Of people are
ftill homeless.
The railroads are unable tomove anything
yet. The Milwaukee and st. Paul has a
line open north, but no other track is open
into the city. The Illinois Central and Sioux
City and Northern win have to practically
rebuild their tracks for from twelve to
twenty miles in the valley The total dam
age is estimated by conservative people az
Si,0OO,OOO The city viii lose $4,000 in
damage 10 improvements
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
baron Hirsch Is IInndlcapped.

agent and the Russian government have
agreed upon methods Of conducting emigra-
tion 10 the Hirsch colonies In America
For each destitute emigrant Baron Hirsch
must deposit a guarantee fund Of 500 rubles
in the Imperial bank and advance 800
rublos TO the emigrant Cripples, old per
sons, criminals and families with more than
six children are excluded from the emigra-
tion movement.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Oklahoma Indorses Cleveland.

KIN0FIsHER, o. r., May 20. The Demo
cratic state convention elected John r.
Levy, Of Norman, and Joseph Haskine, Of
Kingfisher, as delegates 10 the national
They were not instructed.
The convention passed resolutions indorsing
Grover Cleveland and his administration
The convention declared for tariff reform
for free coinage Of silver for statehood for
Oklahoma within year, and for the eiec-
tion OF United States senators by direct vote.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
She Saw the nritish BLOWN Up.

WASHINGTON, May 2O-Miss Margaret
smith, the Oldest inmate Of the Baptist
home in Georgetown, died at the advanced
age Of ninety-two. one Of her vivid recol-
lections was the terrific explosion at tn,
navy yard here during the British occupa
tion. A quantity Of powder was accident
ally fired by a piece Of burning wad. OF
the 500 British in the inclosure 80 were
Killed
Evening journal., 1892-05-20

Let us save you few dollars You help us to get rid OF
lot of fine clothing The very latest ideas in fashionable
shades and patterns.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
She Killeh a nnrrlnr-

PHILADELPHIA, May 20 The mystery
attending the death of Robert Kelly, who
died from bullet wound in the back. has
been cleared up by the police. Mrs. VIII
liam Stedman, Of Moyamensing avenue,
fired at two men Tuesday night as they
were endeavoring to enter her house. One
of the men gave a groan, but ran away
Kelly, who was an ex-convict, is believed
to have been the wounded man.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
The Famous Beers Pension Case.

ALBANY, May Attorney General Ros
endale has handed down an opinion in the
New York Life Insurance company case in
regard 70 the pension Of S37 800 voted
exPresident Beers. John A. Mccall, pre-
sident Of the company, had ordered Mr..
Rosendale to bring action 70 prevent the
payment of the pension. Mr.. Rosendale
says no action on his part seems necessary
and that Mr.. Mccall, who is both trustee
and president Of the company, can begin
action to prevent the payment.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Two for cleveland. one for MIN.

RICHMOND, Va, May 90 The Democratic
state convention elected the following dele
gates at large: Sentor John W. Daniel lHilD
s Wexford Corbin, Of Alexandria alliance
unpledged); Hon. John Goode, Of Norfolk
Cleveland, and Basil 5. Gordon, of Kappa
hammock Cleveland This was the compro
mise reached for the sake of harmony in the
convention
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Baron Blame sold out.

NEW YoRK, May 20. 0.-Auctioneer George
Cauret sold the stock of the Litofuge com.
pany, Of which Baron Blanc was the largest
stockholder, at auction to satisfy the judg
ment Of over $4,000 recently obtained
against the baron by his wife. The stock
brought only S340 The baron was present.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
captain Lawlor 10 Try Again.

BosroN, May co. Captain Josiah W Law
lor, who has crossed the ocean twice in a
small boat, is again 10 make the trip, this
time from Boston to Queenstown. He will
start on June s In a folding canvas boat,
thirteen feet over an, with fat bottom.
She is constructed on scientific principles,
and will be unsuitable and uncapsizable
The boat viii be exhibited at the Worlds
fair IL the venture is a success.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Dumas Wants Deacon Convicted

PARIS May 20.-Alexander Dumas has
written a letter strongly antagonistic 70 the
acquittal Of Mr. Deacon. Dumas says the
laws Of France offered Mr. Deacon redress
for any alleged wrong on the part of his
wife and NJ. Abeille. The divorce law has
existed in France for ten years, and he con-
tends that the killing Of NJ. Abeille was
without any legal excuse.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Another BLOW al Anarchists.

PARIS May 20. "A bill has been submitted
TO the cabinet which greatly extends the
power Of the government in dealing with
newspapers. The aim of the bill is the sup
preston Of anarchist journals. II provides
heavy penalties for melting to crime.
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rrnnr $40 M Nm - 80 nnn-

WAsHINGToN May s0.-The intense in.
terest in the bill TO transfer the revenue
marine service from the treasury to the
navy department continues unabated.
Secretary Tracy maintains that the trans
fer win be the means Of a saving OF Si32, 900
per annum.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Deprived the Girl Of Reason.

RAILWAY, n. j., May 2O.-Daniel G. Hat
field says he will begin suit for $4,000
damages against Alfred Wise, of Elizabeth
Hatfield says that Wise visited his daugh-
ter Kate and made an improper proposal,
which deprived her Of reason
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Carried LIncoIn from Ford,s Thenrer.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-John II. McCor
mick, one Of the ol.est employees in the
bindery Of the government printing Office,
is dead. He was one Of the men who car
ried President Lincoln from Ford's old thea
ter on the night of the assassination to the
house opposite, where the martyr presi-
dent breathed his last.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
NJ. Louis Numa Bararnon Dead.

PANS, May 2O.-M. Louis Numa Barag-
non, the noted French lawyer aud senator,
is dead. Under NJ. de Broghe he held the
Office Of secretary Of state in the ministry
OF the interior.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Is This a typewriter rrust ?

ALBANY, May 20.-Articles Of consolida-
tion Of the Standard Typewriter company
and the Remington Standard Typewriter
Manufacturing company have been filed
here. The new company is styled Wyckoif,
Seamans & Benedict, Of New York The
capital stock is s., 100000.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
ANNOUNCER ENT.

We pleased the public that have been busy
since opened store that obliged curt advertising
space almost every child in Wilmington has already
found out that important fact which all interested in that
where they buy Ohng the cheapest and BEST nd have such large
stock to select from they find the Diamond State Merchant
Tailor ng and Clothing Establishment
Mems Youths Boys and Chdrens Clothing all shades quail
ties and prices to suit everybody Also full line of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, and an elegant line of Hats.
OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
In this department claim equal any the Merchant
Tailoring Houaes New York. Philadelphia Baltimore 2
less.
Mr. Charles Conway the finest artistic designers and cutters
upentends personally this department of business and keep
nice and well selected assortment Of foreign and domestic goods
all grades styles and coors always on hand
We extend invitation to all men who hard fit give
trial and We know suit and please them.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Porter visits King Humbert.

ROME, May 20.-United States Minister
Porter had long audience with King Hum.
bert. He expressed his pleasure that the
present relations between Italy and the
United States were so harmonious, aud the
king replied that he hoped and believed
that these relations would remain undis.
turbpd
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
A mnrlh,. rnlr Nnrnlir.

WASHINGTON, May 2O-The exposition
commissioners Of Ecuador have had con
structed a facsimile Of the famous palace Of
Inca Peroa, the ruins Of which stand near
the city Of Quito. This beautiful structure
viii be a conspicuous feature Of the Chicago
exposition
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
nunaIo,s Flre recruitment Scandal.

BUFFALO, May 90 At the FIRE depart
ment investigation Police Sergeant Reagan
testified with regard to the FIRE at Gillig's
liquor store. He saw Chief Hornung's
driver taking bottles out Of the icebox but
did not see Hornung take anything
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
At the rooms Of the Brnders' Exchange. sale
commencing at O'Clock. p. m.

No.1-i9o7 Gilpin avenue, three story brick.
rooms. bath and store. lot 2jxlj0
No. S-liO5 Li0cQln street, two story brick,
rooms. shed kitchen. 10 lixs5.
No /. s97 and 500 Locust street., two story
brick. rooms, lot lSxI0..O
No. Oh Orange street. three story b,ick,
8 roo MS aud bath, lot lISx775.
No. 5-3q East Seventh street, three story
brick, rooms. lot 17xsQ
No. 1000 Freach street, two story and man
sard. ls r7Oms. bath. ] 11.2xl3s
No 2s9 Tatnall street. thr 9 story brick, 10
rooms and bath lot l6.6xa22,
No s-407 West Secong rect, two and a half
story brii k, rooms, lot 10 lxS9 :
No 9-4o9 West SECOND. street. two and a half
story brick, rooms, lot 6laxS9 2.
No lO-fn West Second street. two and a half
story hrick. 9 70 ms. lot Is sI6xsq.7 a.
No. IL -l2l and 3 Market street, three story
bricks, with stoves lot 81 tXlif.
No. E-,uI S,arles street, two story frame.
rooms lot l2x1
No. % = and 9 amiltnn street. two story
brick, ro ms. lot llxdl Is.
No IA -2ls Harrison street. two stor, brick,
> rooms, lot 6xG1.
No. 15l4l6 Harrison street. three story
brick. rooms and bath, lot 2ixl00.
Nc. lb-2N Shipley street. three story brick.
10 rooms and bath. lot - 6A9S
No. l'-l2' r.wnsend street. two story brick
. rooms. lot i4xl00.
No, Is 1910 Gnpin avenue. two story brick.
Z looms and bath. lot 2jxs0
No. 10 908 West Nidih street. three story
brick. rooms ana bath, 23x5al
No 20 S2i Walnut street. two story frame
rooms. lot l6 6x6l,
No. 2l l02s Madison street. three {. .ory brick,
10 roO1 and bah lot 25xlj0.
No. 22-Ncrthwest corner Tenth and Shipley
=. streets; frame building. lot 40xil.
No. Si-lO6 French street, rOoius and bath.
lot l6 ft. in.xlB ft.
No.2i $50 Bennett street 6 rooms, lot II #.
10 in.x65 II. 8 in.
PO, ssion March %. '93.
See large IlOts for lots.
For terms ana full particulars see small
hand bills. Settlement be made by the
following SATURDAY., the 2Sth instant. at noon.
or sale may be declared void AZ option Of
90 Her. Taxes ior 1891 paid by seller.
For any further information apply to
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
senntor Ynnce conrnle.clnr.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator a. B.
Vance, who had such a serious attack OF
rheumatism, is reported greatly improved
and slowly convalescing
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
ConneetIeul nepabIIean cIub. VI Ed.

NEW HAVEN, May 20 The Connecticut
League OF Republican clubs was 10 session
for two hours in this city. Henry T. Tipke
president Of the Rhode Island League OF
Republican clubs, was present and address
ed the convention. Rhode Island, he said
was organized like am army, and more THAI
600 men can be reached within forty-eight
hours II necessary. Officers were elected as
follows:
President, ID. Luther Briggs Of Middletown,
vice president, First district, A. ~ Lane o.
Winsted; secretary, William j. Martin Of
Bridgeport; treasurer, S T.. Punderson OF New
Haven; executive committee. Second district
c. NJ. Jarvis of East Berlin; Third, Thomas r.
Tracy Of roquonnock Fifth, j. N. Sweeny oi
Naugatuck; Sixth r W. Carter OF Meriden.
Seventh, X. O, Eaton OF North Haven; FL ghth,
b. Dexter Hubbard Of New Haven; Tenth. j.
NJ Brewer OF Norwich; Fourteenth, J NJ Or
ford Of Bridgeport; Fifteenth. Samuel S. Am
bier Of Bethel Sixteenth, George A. Bowen Of
Woodstock; Eighteenth l.. C. Strong II Win
sted; Twenty first W A. Brothel of Chester;
Twenty-second, u. W. Camp of Middletown;
delegates a. large 20 Buffalo convention Of Ma
tional Republican league, President Briggs.
Secretary Martin, L. l.. Linsley and J. w
IuWa
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Tammanv,. TrIbnte 10 Crant

NEw YoRK, May 2O.-The Tammany lead
ers ordered an assessment of S7O0 levied
upon each assembly district to raise 5000
for the Grant monument fund.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Garza at KEY West.

KEY WEST, May 2O.-Garza, the Mexican
revolutionist, it is positively stated is in
concealment here closely watched by local
officers who have opened up communication
with the Mexican government.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
\. 7. Clothing 6 House.
WILMINGTON, Friday, May 90 1892.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

Excelsior Lodge, Knights OF pythias.
Grant Camp, Sous of Veterans
Logan Camp. Sons OF Veterans
Castle. Knights Golden Eagle.
Columbia Lodge. Ind. Order Odd Fellows.
Fairfax Lodge. Ind. jrd sr odd Fellows
Journey man Stone Masons' Association.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
~ r.ct Docp "A Dc. nIoIne..

Dies MONIES, May 20.-The Des Moines
river levee broke in the south part OF the
city, and the water Is six feet deep, covers
twenty acres and is rapidly spreading. No
casualties are reported
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
NJ stock Incr.n.ed N aoo mn

CONCORD, n. H., May 9O-The stock
holders Of the Concord and Montreal rail.
road have increased the roads stock 81, ,2OO,.
900, making the capital stock S6,OOOOOO,
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
divorced one Day, Married the Next.

Divorced One Day, Married the Next
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., May 2O-Mrs Alice
Beverly Crane received her decree Of di-
vorce from Judge Andrews and the next
day was married here to Henry T. II. Hewitt
son, a prominent leader of the Liberal
Unionist party in England and probable
member OF the next parliament.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
pacaud Propos,s 40 Flpbt.

MONTREAL, May 2O.-The rumor that Mr..
Ernest Pacaud was about to sell his paper
L'Electeur and leave the country is denied
by that gentleman. He says he shall fight
his enemies 10 the bitter end.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE.-CITY BLACKSMITH SHOP.
tools and s iOt k for sale or reut. Address
BLACkSMl a, Journal Office.
h OR SALE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
offer for sale a thoroughly eQipped coal
yard. on main line Of railroad: stati0n agent
ard post Office on premises, one large ware
house used Tor agricultural implements. one
warehouse containing 21-horse power engine.
burr mill. cob breaker for grinding feed.
Good reason for selling. Apply northeast
corner Front and Orange streets, Whining
tOu. Del.
DOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL hSTATE.-The well known "Prac-
tical Farmer Hotel az Grubb's. Brandygine
hundred, iH offe red for sale. or will exchange
hundred years; the only road house Oh me
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ter, has r splendid bar and hotel trade JOHN
=. Don NAHOE. 5i9 Orange street, Whining
ton. Del
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
HEALD g. Co.,
L. W. sTIDHAM & s6sSR.' sR'i Aacsioneers 10 aaSss sale

Agents 10 Effect Sale.
-. w. SIlDhAM a son. AuctlOneers.
EARYs FOR EXCHANGE FOR SMALL
II houses, OF on easy terms. Money to loan
at per cent. Phase call between 5snd.6 D.
m. or address. j l.. OChELTRE.
keoms and Exchange Building.
TOR sALE.-LOT.ON LINDEN sTRsET,
near MARYLAND avenue, fifty by ninety
five feet, with a ten-foot alley. i'all evenings
after p. m. No. l.N jefferson street.
WE WILL TAKE THIS BEST CARE OF
vance money II needed HAWKINS q CO..
No. 5l2 Market street
Tor RENT.-FOUR ROOM HOUSE.
No. lyG Nor Jackson street.
TOR RENT. Two sM HOUSES AND
store. apply 70 F :. BRADLEY. Pull-
man Place.
EOR RENT. THE srnRE, 87 MADISON
It street good stan flr any kind Of bu,i-
ness; fixtures IN store; Si4 per month.
JANE : MONAGHAN. 4i9 Market sweet.
TOR RENT-A TwO.STORY BRICK
dwelling; eight rooms and bath. Sewer
connections. Rates reasonable. Inquire Of
MRS. COTrINGhAM. No. 30 siaryland
averue.
LNOR khNT-fHE LAR AR'5r STORE AND
q dwelling OF No. "a; als0 the dwelling Of
Ne. 2l3 West Front street, Apply %
PHILIP q PLUNKETT.
No. 2t9 West Froni street.
FOR RgNT.
l40a West Eiqhth street 9 rooms. oath. sos.
3 Z West Firth street, 9 rooms. bath. $50.
store and dwelling II lrteenth ana Dure,
iso3, ls07. 1909, islS, 1915, 1917. 1919 Conrad
street. rooms bath. sl3
1883, 1881 1913. 1851 = 18th ST.. 6-oOms. 80.
l.2s, l53i. 1885, 1885, Is @, 1874, 1886, l3iS, $780,
idoo. 1852 Davis street, & rQon-s 50
Inquire, JOHN MULNENA.
Phone t'P 9lh Market street.
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PresIdent underhIlI,s Trlnl.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May 2O.-The trial Of
Charles +. Underhill, president Of the de-
funct Flour City Life Insurance company,
upon the charge Of forgery, is being held
h..
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
What Exclusion win Cost Us.

WASHINGTON, May Secretary Foster
has written letter TO Representative Loud
Of California, that it will take $4,000 8
tear to enforce the new Chinese law.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
~ nlnIne M = nrnndninnn-

rosoh lnee Blaine) is the mother Of little
girl. Both mother and child are doing Well
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
KilIed bv an TnrthouaI-e.

ST PETERSBURG, May 2O.-Three villages
in the Erivan government have been de
stroyed by an earthquake. Twenty-scver
lives were lost
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
NOTICES.


NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
N Office of Delinquent Tax Collector,
sl21S Market street
All prOp'rty owners owing county taxes
Tor the year 1891, are requested 10 settle and
avoid additional expense.
GEO. J. FINCK, Go. lector.
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aEAL Esr4xA.

pUBiIC SALE.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
nn,ler Admi,ted ~ pr,c,ic..

Boston, May 20. The new United States
circuit court Of appeals admitted General
Butler to practice.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
FOR RENT.
FslR sALE.

IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR RENT
property, ca on 4 hawkins q CO., 7i2
Market street. No charge unless sold OF
rented.
EOR SALE CHEAP A BRAND NEW
Combination lock Barnes Safe Apply
Q. :. HORN, liz French street.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
RY'SLORGSENTENC
The Train Robber Gets Al
most Fifty Years.
HE PLEADS GUILTY AT LYONS, N. Y.

n lie Lives TO Serve His Term at Hard
Labor in Auburn Prison and Secures
Communication for Good Conduct He
win BE Released In 1928.
LYONS, N. Y, May 20. -Forty-nine and a
quarter years at hard work IN Auburn
prison. That was the drastic dose meted
out to Oliver Curtis Perry, train robber, at
Lyons. Perry took his medicine meekly,
and everybody in the court saw that all the
buster and bravado in the desperate man
who robbed fast express trains with such
audacity had departed from the boyish
looking prisoner Perry surprised every
body by pleading guilty, and Judge Rum
sey sentenced him at once
The sentence was that Oliver Curtis Perry
be confined in Auburn prison at hard labor
for the crime of burglary, second oifense
Uhe hrst having been committed in Mime
sofa years ago., for twenty years. For the
crime Of burglary in the second degree, FIVE
years, to be served at the expiration Of the
preceding sentence. For assault in the first
degree, ten years, TO be served in the same
manner. For the other charge of burglary
in the second degree, five years. For dis
charging firearms at a locomotive, nine and
one-fourth years.
All His Bravado Gone.
OF course Perry must have expected a
heavy sentence, but as the justice finished
speaking the condemned prisoner was stag.
gered and it was with apparent effort that
he retained a standing position. II Perry
behaves well in prison, and he secures the
I, fun amount of Communication for good be.
havior, he will serve just twenty mine
years, four mont4s and twenty-three
days. II he is taken to Auburn to
day he will be free man Oct %, 1928 HC
twenty-six years old now. He will be up
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
FIRE INsuRANrE.

TOR FIRE INSURANCE IN TIE MOST
on HAWKINS g. co. 7l2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
ONE CENT
AGREED TO BACK ALGER
Alleged Action of Anti Harrison
Men at Detroit.
BUT BLAINE MUST BE SURELY OUT.

II the Anti Administration Republicans
Cannot Prevail Upon the PInmed Knight
TO Run for the Presidency They VIII
Boom Alger for the Place.
DETROIT, May 2O.-The big anti Harrison
conclave In progress at General Algers
house is the talk of the town. J. Sloat Fas-
soft, Of New York; John NJ Thurston, OF
Nebraska, and John NJ. Langston, Of Vir-
ginia, were visitors at Ann Arbor aud
dropped Of here after the banquet. The
statement that General James s. Clarkson
was simply on his way from the Hot Springs
TO New York is vigorously denied by man
who claims 10 know that Clarzson came
here on a special train from Chicago.
The real object of the meeting was as fol-
lows; A final effort is to be made to draw
Blaine into the presidential race That was
definitely decided upon. As soon az General
Clarkson reaches New York he win proceed
directly 70 Washington, where a secret con-
ference win oe held with Secretary Blaine.
AT this conference he win be shown by con-
vincing figures that the Harrison strength
has been greatly overestimated and that his
denomination would invite Republican de-
foat
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
Compulsory Pnotage Abolished.

WASHINGTON, May 2O-A bill abolishing
compulsory pilotage was passed by the sen.
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