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Prize Rim. Revival In san -r.r,,..


sax FRANCISCO, JuRe p. The IA Ff,r,,i. e..
has taken the first ste;, toward q ra.as.s.- :.
Last night il was decided TO reat no -
guar tiers oi the Occidental Club. 70 te nsasi -
exhibitors and II the nu3 Gus f1- n rcres-s, :.
club prosperity. such fixtures nfid rssrsr,s,
as arr deemed necessary viii wit BE- nttf q, -
the club viii sels the remainder Of its ot,te..
present III storage A resolution rns go. :. !,
declaring that all lack duss b., rese4r.,es =. .,
that any person who shall pay g durIug -.
tIa.i oe c7i's5dsrefi 9 mem or ia good sta,,fs
oi the California Athletic Cab, said s5 ~ 1
cpnsifered - cover the initiation Zee and ~
title the person II ticket for the tioadar5 ~
Ahilfe light Dan .,reedoa, nil:dte.,pafok,
champion OF Australia, has written to tAa C,,.
iernia Club for e 5ght with Greggains or a.,
otaer man OF his ea}i5er. The ciu0 viii at,s.,-
That there are chances for good fphtera 80
but VIII not undertake 70 pay his fa-. f~''
Australia 70 san Francisco. The (,eef9le-,t.9
Club wiz try 10 revive Itself a'la viii give ~,
ecoromIea. fights. match bekgner s..fs-
Kelley and FL T0oney Will lie The frat - -.
eEit arratig <Eaents are carried oaf sue.azxs,tss
sam Beroe-, who broke his hand on s.st, (. :
Kelley, is again in shirshape, ard .va,,ts -.
other go with his ulau. The Paeise cltrh l. -.
sideFing the matter. Purcell who was
BY Ma ocr at Los Angeles reee;.lv has s.1s,
leBged Bos0a smith. This friends 81 n.s,rz
turning their efforts 70 Purcell. and a.. Iss,ss
Cub viii Be asked 20 put up x,srse rse.-s.
la.e Of The olympic Club, eieYe. Ii.rh..ys.,,s,
would also ike match with smith. and I,.s -
signIfed. '-es ~
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MURDERER PECANpS CASE.
sherin Prices Invitations to a Hanging
Which Nav BE Delayed

TACOMA, June 2L-[Special. l-Sherif Price
mas ISSUED an invitation to the hanging of Sal.
Vador Pecani. In the upper left-hand corner OF
the card is photograph OF the murderer The
body OF the card is a dark Titan red almost
D-ack, with git beyeied edges, and the follow
Ing IN gilt script letters:
:. You are respectfully invited to attend and
ms card will admit you to the execution of
siiVador Pecani, TO occur Friday. July l.
~, IN the Pierce county jail yard. at Tacoma,
WASH. }. H. PRICE, Sheriff
one hundred invitations Were printed and
two-thIrds of them have been sent out. Thirty
three OF the invitations were sent TO the sheriffs
OF the state, and il is expected that twenty will
De present at the execution. Invitations were
also sent to the leading daily newspapers of the
SOUND, and 10 special officers and members of
the jury which found Pecani guilty.
ieeani 5 attorneys say there will be no hang
ing Today a society of Italians in San Fran.
cisco wired tina. it had raised 500 to appeal the
case ana asked for instructions to send the
money mere. The society was instructed TO send
the money by telegraph forthwith. 1t is said
the appeal papers viii be prepared at ouce
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and there shields OF the tfsrent states and por.
traits OF honoscd Democrats OF the past The
dAIegafions are seated according TO the alpha
bct. Alabama having the front row and New
Yorz being wei back. The crowd began TO
vather as early rs IL O'Clock, though the couyeu-
Dor was not 10 be called to order I'll noon and
a was long after that hour before the actual
enaling to order took place. When the gagel
fnaliy, at 12:i p m, fell, the great structure
r6s completely filed With people.
s while the convention Was assembling tho
tsse sstin banner % the Horace Boies Club, Of
r3ayenport, In, was borne forward at tho head
81 the deiegation Of rugged men who viii Sit Ia
fte convention and vote Tor theiT governor 70
40 aase ditch. They were greeted with ap-
sssuss. as were the Tanmaay leaders of Ney
xsrk who followed closely. Then came Illi-
-. and Pennsylvania then groups, uairS ana
ssrg,e members OF other state delegations took
Ikeir places.
/ n ashigh noon. A black sbgdow creut up
s.orn the north and ogerspEead the sky. Tha
sssset spaces under the galleries became din ana
ss.k.do.ry. A hush crept over tie thTong while
~ fkses were turned upward 70 the opening
s@,eath the light wooden reoE. Was the roof
ss.sr 10 be blown away? Would the terrific
ssfnss e,r.ls out OF the growing bIaekneas2 Was
go. danger Would there be peril in remain.
|Esr~: But as the shadow finally engeioped tas
ssftse structure, Iackiiy 40 cry Of fear came,
|snosszh the wonIen's leces we're white and
! ,ssns asces tense wItx xtnxiety. Then eamo
sf-ia f,ssh OF IigAtEiny and the booming az
1Ssssrdsr reached the eaxl3as crowd. Darker
- lie rnnrky air. ~ length, so great was
49, 49, o,ter darkness that the newsBriteFs were
sSs.enc.lsd TO pauss. unable . see. Quickly fcl-
$<S,ss1 ra.fling bgrst OF Iaia upon the roof.
<zsssesf instantly d stse4la o. water flowed
<vn through q eEaek directly upon the
~ d. the New YORK delegation.
ssrefsss we're hoIsted and the storm was
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Wenatchee Nams

"ESATcHEs, Juna 2I-Tspecial. 1.-The vote on
iae irrigation district resulted In favor of or
ssshlza.ion, and the following officers were
eetso: Treasurer. w. E. stevens; assessor,
usofge W. Parrish: collector, William Reed:
: ussees, George w. kim, Charles B. Reed. j. T.
"ooaF4ng. James Weythman and z A. Lanham.
De9uty United States Marshal Arthur arrested
fourteen men for cutting timber on United
stsses iand. last Tuesday. They were getting
logs Tor Woods Bros sawmili.
The Columbia Valley bank has increased its
capital stock from $4,000 to s5a0J0
FRUIT raisers al report their trees OF every kind
heavily laden
considering the number of transient people
Iss G, the town is very orderly. Once in a while
there is case of petty thieving, and OCCASION
aily nst fight but nothing very serious.
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Burial OF EmmoEs Elaine.

CHICAGO, June 2l.-The funeral service over
the late Emmons Blaine took place at 2:So this
afternoon at the Mccormick residence II, tbfs
city. The service was conducted by Rev. DIR
Mcpherson, Of the Second Presbyterian church
: large number O. the friends of the McCorruicx
and Blaine families were present The services
were exceedingly staple, and az their con
ciusion the Secretary and Mrs. Blaine aad otbe-
members OF the families, aceorapaafed nv
large eoaeou-ss Of the friends o. deceased. fo;-
lowed the remains 70 Grace.and Cemetery.
where they we're deposited ii the NcCorrnsct
family vauit, preparatory 70 int4rrasnt in sn
adjoining lot, which has leen purchased for the
purpose.
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OPENING OF THE CONVENTION.
A Thunderstorm Scares the AssemhIap,
-TenanorarY ORGANIZATION Effected

A Thunderstorm Scares the AssembIage
Temporary Organization Effected.
CHICAGO, June 21-A circus tent greatly mar-
nihed, with dozen huge white pendants
stretching from the covering to the floor, was
the appearance OF the big Democratic wigwam
from the interior today. What appeared TO DO
pendants were really stout posts supporting a
mammoth circular canopy OF wood, raised sone
distance above the walls TO admit light and air
from all sides Blue siiken banners distributed
on the main floor, bearing the names OF the
various states, showed where the state celega-
tions would be seated. Around aud back Of
them, rising like an amphitheater, were tiers of
seats containing the SPECTATORS, the entira
structure having room for more than 1900 peo-
pie. The chairman's desk was the same used
in the convention which nominated Cleveland
and Hendricks in Is3f, and was sur
mounted BY huge bouquets OF flowers The
great interior was wreathed with red, white and
blue streAmers. flags and banners, with hero
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FoFTLtSp, june 2l--[Speaisl. The sui, Of
james F.sk against D. !. 3. uenarie, of SEN
francisco, to recover {61.9o0 as commissions on
the alleged sale OF the Dal1es MILITARY
wagon road grant OF e9.001 acres was eis.
missed in the state caart today. Fisk raea5yTn,
s5,ovO and the parties paving their own costs
ne eIs5 mas Seel' - al-e Courts Tor several
and supreme courts. The federal courts g7,s
Ualted states supreme court, which reycr.ad
the federal courts and sent the e-sa
back 10 the STATE court The settlement IS virfs,-
ely an abandonment of the case, rs ire amount
received by Fisk Will not cover his exnerss.
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il wise ~ adhere to the doctrine p rotation IN
Office, l. gave he speaker tie rigEf Il c-alm no
mercy The earnest supfor. ot Emit paEaFi
hut tue best counsel of tire most satenfIt p2E.
sonai ast istanee of all its fIlsnffs expe-ie aee
leaders 70 tie end that t..e grcss oniaoawe~ "a
may throw its decisive vote on the Republican
side
lie referred to Blaiae, SAYING: II can not
suppress on tlris occasion one .oEief afeeltol-
ate recollection for my fciead in omany prcsi-
Dental campaigns, the great stefeman whose
present cruel Bereavement. following hard on
Two similar blows, has touched sae tendeFest
s. n I,athy of ALL not IN -reiy of p0hflcai assof
a1esr but OF both parties aud the wi.oie country.
The speaker closed by predicting Republican
sEcorsS
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Tacoma Water Kills e;s,.

TACOMA, June 21-Especial lone OF the at
faet'ons IN Chilherg's restaurant window for
:, ssseFit years mas baen a school OF salmon trout
Yesterday the water oompsny t,,~,aa ~ ;.y
supply Of water on the down town service and
substituted water from sprin- situated in the
soflth end OF the city. This water had flown
INTO the fish tank only short time when au
,he isn died. Some fish up town that had not
pseh FURNISHED with a change of water also
died The water company will investigate the
cause OF the fish dying so suddenly.
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The Cruise of tho V,Ieo.t

PORT TowSsEND, June aL-ESpecial. The
revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott has returned
from three weeks cruise along the coast
ABOVE ana below the mouth of the Columbia
rsver- \ short time ago reports were sent iron,
' lctoria that vessels were making regular trims
petween Victoria and the Oregon coast with
Cainese, and the Wolcott was sent dowrs to in
feshgafe No evidence of smuggling was Oh
served. Two new officers, w. K. joyce, third
lieutehant, and O. Turner, assistant engineer.
hayej oined the vessel
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Bank omcer short in Accounts.

BUFFALO, June 21-Edwsri s Damn, secretary
and treasurer Of the National Savings bank, OF
Buffalo, was today put under arrest, as a short
age was discovered in the accounts of the
bank. To the trustees Dina confessed
deficit OF $4,000, which he saws
he can make good. Fears arc entertained
that the deficit may exceed this amount. Damn
has been an employe OF the bank for twenty
four years, and had been entrusted with the en-.
tire fiscal management we'll as the manage
ment of the Butfilo clearing house. and is one
OF the leading financiers OF this city
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DEMON RAvAcHoL ON TRIAL.
For Numbering the Hermit of Ch.,h,a,
-Jurors, Names 4 ent Snnrn.

"ciths the hermit OF Cham bl -
JURORS Names Kept Secret.
FARIs, June 2L--Ravaehol the anarchist vx.s
piaced On trial today. The jury was drawn nv
io' aiio tue names Kept secret, III order TO guard
them in the event OF conviction In - re
precautions several anarchists obtained adrnIs.
SION 10 the court, and Rayaehol was freouently
seen signalling TO somebody in the audience.
IN the course of the hearing Ravaebol toid
no" ne ha1 murdered the hermit of
onahioies, and began to talk again OF the bad
organization OF society. etc The nre.idant !,
terrupted, telling Ravachol he had 70 ripht IN
siei x IN behalf o. the working Classes, but oaIv
IN behalf OF assassins. Prisoners Beat and SON
zero were also examined, and protested their
innocence of the ST. Etietae murders
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Arrested for Loading safety valve.

PORTLAND, Juue 2L-Espeeial-l l-E. A. Korn,
chiei engineer. and T. c. Fitzgerald assistant
ehgineer OF the steamer ElIwood, running be-
Il s~een this city and Salem. have been arrested
foh tae charge OF loading a safety valve so as to
increase the pressure on the Loficr TO thirty
pounds above what is allowed by the inspectors
eefthcate This was done on the occas.o on of n
race between the Ellwood and the steamer
Hogue The prisoners waived examination
ana gave bonds for their appearance to answer
70 the charge The penalty is a fine OF $500 and
not more than five years imprisonment
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a Rig Reservoirs Threatens a Flood.

PorTsvITLE, Pa, June 2l.-Word has been re-
ceiyed here that the Potfsviile Water Cornpany's
big reservoir, located on the mountain sonth-
west OF Frackyille, has started 10 leak. Hun
dseds OF residents of Newcastle, ST. Clair, Car
bonado and Patio Alto have abandoned their
homes and taken to the hills. Telegraph opcr-
ators along the line near the dam are prepared
TO sound warning instantly and give notice of
approaching DANCER
he leaks In Ia. f0ttsville Water Cornpany's
dam IN Frackrllle valley is increasing ana the
giving wsy of the break Is likely to occur any
rniauta
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French Directors Embezz,e 81 900 600.

FARis, june 2l.-At a meeting OF n syndicate
the Dynamite Manufacturing comnany 1,i-oa.
ors, Orton and Legay, were absent and 81, ox,r,,-
lnatlon OF their accounts revealed defaIen.icn
to the amount OF $1,0o000l~ Warrants were ar
once issued for their arrest. 1t is reported thar
one OF them has been arrested and that the
other has fled ~
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To Open the Irondale s,,a,te,

PORT TOWNSEND, June 21.-[speciaI. &c. ].
smith and John L. Howard. of the Oregon I'm,
p.ovement Company, and Henry Scott of the
Union Iron Works, of san Francisco, are in the
city toGay. From authentic sources and Mr.
sralths statements it is believed the object of
their visit is to open the Irondale smelting fpr-
mace He said they had an offer for $1,000 tons
OF pig iron at good price
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SEATTLE WASHINGTON. 1s9

Whites representative openei the bidding by
oiseriag q premium og sia .whlch was raised by
!. ID Riley, representing ths Puget sound Bond
aad trust Company, u sfs5 Eaise's man then
DID s4oo and was awarded the bonds. TIE pnr-
ehassr Is 10 stand the expense OF the whole
lssas AT. @Tier, representing the Rollins In
ses.ment company, withdrew from the contest
and refused To lid
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Accident at Port ADreles.

PORT ANGELES June 7l.-TSpeeial Mr. Ma
gnlre, rancher, had his leg broken by a run
away here The horse was hitched to a buggy.
ana ran away and plunged through the door of
.he city hotel barroom. The buggy and Mr.
Maguire We're punched at the horses heels,
Nhleh kicked most vieiously, striking Mcguire
just below the knee aad breaking tie bone of
his right leo " =
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THE TENNIS TouHNAmENr.
Abram Barker. Regains FTonors Lost
u. Polly s.ass ELL.

The Olympic tennis touraamcn. was anisheg.
Yesterday afternoon, Barker defeatin = West
ling N the finals aa1 ,hus rcgssniag the pesi-
ton he lost 20 l. Pcliy last fali. The ylay was
witnessed by about forty Indies and gefltie1ef.
who ha g athered in the expectation o. seeiag
sri lIans contest. In this, however, tn q wee
disappointed, as Wiestl.flc. plnysi far beIox his
usual standard and was easily deseatsd not
Withstandiag he received o.ds Of keiflhirty.
Barker played a strong game, scoring .be ms-
lofity OF points on side line drives to W sting
lett In the third round Ircvious TO the6aais
Wiestiing played lr fac fern, defeating Atkiu-
son, who ID generally conceded 20 ee "a scraek
player OF the club. Following is The sco-s.
Third rousG-Wies.Iinr beat .Atkias1D-e-e.
6-i: pIio-ca half .Ilir.y
elnais-Harker bcas Wiestling-6-s. e4 So
G-2, giving hair thirty
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Beers Invade Portuguese re,-,,o

LONDON, June 2L-Aavices from the Portn-
guese colony of Angola IN West Africa stat,
that large body Of Beers have entered the
colony and prdelaimei a republic Unless
Portugal is able TO send rein foreena,,ts ~,
Beers will retain the territory already seized
and expei the Portuguese
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Crof.er Emlsra.lcr, t., nritis, c..,.,.~

LONDON, June 2L-The bill proviii,,o for I.o,,
Ing the colony OF British Columbia the s,,,o ~
tioo,e0o at SIS per cent, TO be expended in nav.
Ing the expenses OF erofters who desire to e,ni.
CRATE 10 that Y, has passed tho second
reading III the house of commons
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Murder at Coos Bay.

ENTIRE CITY, Or, June 2L--A. II. Hinch and
Andrew AicAman quarreled today over right
oi-E2ay ior road near here Wickman il is
s7fs'i, raised crow-bar to strike Hiuch. when
the latter shot him dead. Hineh gave him
sell M - -
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EEcono az r4sE aEaGura


TAcoaA. June -lapeoia- 1.-The race fos ne
Northwest Baseba League peunant Will be sor-
tinueI tomorrow. at 3.3) 8. nl. bes Heen Tae ana
aud Portland The hom- teara is being enc aa,-
aged IN It's aggressive nht for first placs la 1ac
first half OF tae series
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Gladstone couase,s irish u.-ro

LONDON, June 2l.-Gladstone held a lon,
conference today with Justin MCCARTHY, John
i..ioh anu iiao.hy keaiy, advising renewed
efforts TO re-establish union in the irish ner1f.
nentary party. Pointing out the evil effects N
the home rule movement from the continued
strife OF Irish factions, he urged concessions on
each side o4A
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A Prominent Democrat Killed.

CHICAGO, June 2I-F. C.. Blair, prominent Z
member OF the Democratic Club Of Newark.
y. j., while sitting in the window of his room
s. hotel early This morning. fell asleep, lost
his balance, fell to the sidewalk from the fourth
floor ana was instantly killed
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fokTLAkD. June 12-Captain George Fl.
Mouett, editor of the Ereniag telegram, who was
arrested saturday on charge of criminal libel,
waived examination in justice court and the
case was sent to the grand Jury.
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CHICAGO, Jnne p, i,-Western League aanes
day were:
At toledo-Toledo ), Minneapolis 6.
AtC9iumbus-Tae Coiulut1is- y yz1.,,t,oo
was ssaores owing 70 sgst sry,-,-,fys gu
At lIGiauacolis-Firsts game: fsstist ss,,oft.
omahH& second game In8iauato.is.. :. ~,
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Eddie Could Eucar red.

NEW YORK, June 2I-The engagement fs an
nouuced OF Mr Edwin Gould, one of Jaw (;o,ld,s
sons, 70 Miss sarah Caatine Shrady, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. George Z. shrady, OF New YORK
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SUMNER. june a. - Especial - Edwin n
Thompson, OF Thompson Il Bergman. roer.
chants. the youngest son OF senator + F.
Thompson, o! GUNNER, died at bis hozaa e.
3.s}E III
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Maine Republioau ea.ion.

| PORTLAND, Ne, Juce 2t-Ihe Republican
s,ate convention was calct - oE4sr By J. IL
| Aaa!eY, whe introduced tierbe.s Heath "a
temporary Chairman. Hea.tfS reserenc tc
biains- Reed, Hate GDI frye we're loudly
eaeeFci ES-sioveruor kobie read resoIuton
| q sympathy with Blaine and andy on she
oeitsl 81 Emmons Blaine. an it Yasadopted bF
a rising vote. Candidates fo- esee.ors weTe
chosen aHd Henry b CIeavas was dominated
Tor governor by acclanatioa.
&he platform aIoptcd says thar the Republic
rus OF Maiae arc cenm tied TO ali the greet
prinelp-es of the party; recognizes ire .refnarA-
ab4e uceess OF President Harrison 4 adm. nstra-
fion and pledges 70 him the lnoss ccr!'aI CT
iof's 70 Sssure deserved re-e!eesion. The 1lat-
FORM aEeils with pg.de upon the eminent public
service aad high career II Msiusse.reaf leader.
James o. Blaine, and takes tais aprsastunity of
expressing TO A.m eur undim;asshed trust and
affection, and congratulated the state u on tee
course OF its distinguished represeatlt4vss at
tae national capt.l.
Henry cleaves is - wears of acs. of soli1
Oh New England stors. nud . ,el [-fassies' man
iic SnIBse4i IN the late pY1vsse. clss h.s
nret vote Tar AhslhsHn Lincoln whiis in tb,
heid; served under 6faaetals Banks sal Sner-
man ana was one OF the leaders in tvs terri.le
el@iSe At Cane Grossitiw- on the Red Rsger Cx-
ptdittoa he went to work DtlsltisssliAe as
II 1ai parade, eathks,fstie ally remarked af, old
20 dlcF wren tae Fcglricnt :etufaei4. Alter tue
wei He studied law, ana Is TOW Of tnesti fra Of
Sath3a * Henry r. CleNgas wsE-knoyTu
Throughout New England. He i Is he'd s4rian-
state ofhcas In ISIS ne was made atseris az
general end has Teen tw.ee Te-esectsa siac1.
HIS eantdacy VIII cajt on. tbs 8ae q! Re
soldiers Of tie state, of whom he Is E.st po,,,l
iis ieatier, and wh9m be has cided Ia many
notable lnst7uces since the war. Altilonga he
is a mar: OF moderate meaIis. he is famous iar
ia e.llFisiipis q ~ In appearance he IS of the
-hiii'&tE 'ypa' iaI, mainly and Inagnetle.l
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4 sale OF fffy-nine Belle Mead yesrIIocs in
N.E York on Monday brought slia05s Pier-a
L9r.lIart paid $500 fo- brown colt bv Iro-
oGois-
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Purity your blood now with Oregon Blaod
Fzri1sr, the great health restoreE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-22

1rand He-'rbi.can Rally at New Toris.
New YoEK, June 2l.-The first grind rally Of
Republicans took place tonight at Csraegle's
music hall. Fully 1900 persons were present
The meeting was held under the aGsnicss of the
Republican Club of the city of Ncw YaTk Tie
speakers were Governor Mckinley. cengress-
man J. C. Burrows, Of Michigan, ani Joan Da.-
zeil, OF Peansyiyania. Among tha mani prom
1nent men prescn. were Wniteiaw Raid and
Secretary Elkins.