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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

1lebsr bic @rbBe bon Tsras i6reibt
bic in Sortb @ortb erfbeinenbe ,,@as
sette": ,,Der SIadeninbalt bon Tsras
iibsrtrifft ben SIadeninbaIt bon gang
Neus @nsIanb, Nep Yorf, Benniplpas
nien, Obio, Sllinois, Stem Seriep unb
SeIaipare sulammensenommen. Teras
1T mebr als biermaI 10 sroB aIS gang
Neu' 'gaeIanb. Ieras ipiirbe 24l Staa.
ten BON Der @rbbe 3bobe SSIanSS,
nabesu feds Staaten bon Der @rbbe
SiibsGarplinas ober fait iieben 86niss
reide bon Der @rDbe gortusaIS seben,
Teras iit 10 sroB, ipie @roBbritannien
uno SrIanb, bic europdiide Tiirfei,
PortueaI, @riedenlano unb bic Sdtpei3
suiammensenpmmen TeraS tpiirbe
mebr ais brei Staaten bon ber @rbBe
bon &aniaS seben. SeraS 1T 10 srob,
tpie bas beutide &eib unb alabama
auiammenoenommen OaS 2anb, tpel'
deS iest in ben sansen Ser. Staaten
tbatidbli6 NIT Mais, @eiaen, Safer,
Seu unb 8aumtpple beiteat tpirb, BE-.
trdst 275,500 AuabratmeiIen. Die
seiammte Wei3enernte Der Ser. Staas
ten f6nnte auf borsiisIidem @sissns
lanbe, bas in bem Tbeile bon Teras,
um tpel9en bieier Staat bas beutl9s
8teid iibertrifft, aussepdblt tpirb, tpa1s
fen. Die eesenipdrtise Geiammtbaums
ipoaenernte in Der sansen @eIt fbnnts
auf einem Stiid 2anb seaosen nerben,
oaS nur Z Bro3ent bes @ebietes bon
SeraS ausmadt. Ser Mann 1T nod
nltt seboren, ipelder aud nur annas
bernb ii4 bic sufiinftise @rbBe bieiea
&ieieni itaates auSmalen fam, aber bic
BabriAeinlidfeit 1T ba, baB nad BEN
genfus bes SabreS 1000 Teras mebr
acknowledgements i'm GonsreB babsn
ipirb. aIS iebsr anbere Staat in ber
Union.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Sas Neasius Sdngerfeft.

9luf bic IeBte @o6s bes SuIi 1T bas
.@rite Sdnssrfsf" Ses 9ennipIpani.
i6en Sdnserbunbes in Der Stubt 9eas
oine anberaumt. 9aS Oluiifs Gomite
beri6tet, bab bon ben am sseit tbeiIneb.
member @eians. 8ereinen iiebsnsebn bic
Nuartette befommen baben, unb bab
ipeiteren adt 8ereinen Auartette nod
Susuididen iinb. g8siter puroe bon
pieiem Gomite beridtet, baB bas 8ros
sramm fir bic beioen grpBen @cnserte
feiteefeat tporcen, unb bab aud brsi
Preisri9ter fir bas grciSiineen ernannt
iinb.
SaS S;nans. Gomite iparb ermGdtist,
f6pn iebt NIT benz 8erfauf Der Saiipn.
GidetS fir bic beiosn sroBen Gonserte
uno ionitisen Seitlidteiten su Beginner.
Der Breis eines Saiions9idets 1T auf
SO bsitimmt.
DaS @inquartirunsS. Gomite tbeiIt
NIT, bab es bis iebt fir etipa $50 Sans
ger Auartiere befbaift unb @ontratte
NIT ben besisliden SoteIs @isentbiimern
abeei9lofen babe. Da8 Giienbabn'
@omite beridtst, baB es auf idmmtliden
nod &eabins einminbenoen 8abnen
fir bic 8eiuder bes Sanger Seitss
berabseiebte Sabr.9reiie eripirft babe,
Sin unb SersReiie fir einen Sabrs
Yreis.
8urs bor benz Seit ipirb 9rof. 8.
Sartmann Der Sef' Dirissnt idmmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

6. u. 9ertin8 & So. bon Sors
iebedbs, %. o., baben BON ben Gountp.
@pmmiidren ben @ontratt fir fcIeenbe
Sriiden erbalten: Sine i'm cSefferion
Ioipnibip, eine in Gppinston, cine in
9lor6 Arlington unD cine in Olooiic.
Sic foiten suiammen 1888.
I9- @essn elmer geranberune in
meinsm @ei9dfte bin i6 sesipuna n,
mein Saser bon muiifaIiiden Snifrus
menten su rebuairen, unb iperbe BON
iebt bis sum l. SUM bieielben gum 8os
itenpreiie perfaufen. @pat ibr Elm biIs
Iises Snitrument, 70 iprebt ppr Bel
q. 9 6 impff, 3l7 2ada. @benue.
= GS ideint isbt ausssmadt, baB
bas neue 9ebdube Der 8. 8. & W. SO.
am 8abnbOfe fit bic &ednunssfdbrer
bes &arren=D =Departements Der aenanns
ten @ompanie beitimmt 1T. Mdndem
tuirb saeurd bier Mrbeit in Gusii6t
SeiteIlt, oa pieIe Der Neip gprfer Sdreis
ber ni9t blerber umSieben tperben.
s@r Sat man ni6t quite, friide
Sdmereien, 70 fam man aud feline
fraftisen, tpadSfdbissn 9Hansen ers
iuarten. S9 babe ale @artens
dmereien, einbsimii9e unb inns
portirte, in GROCER gluswabI unb fann
sarantieren, buB iie friid unb feimfabis
iinb. S. S. 8ibmaper,
= Der ,.Some" 9auSerein Bat foIs
senbe 8eamte eripdbIt: grSiibent,
EilIiam s. Gontpsl 8ices8rdlibent,
Sobn S6ff Sscretdr. 80. $. Griffin;
S6abmeiiter, Yeter 8obIins, ir. Dis
rettoren M. B. @aIib. Martin
8pud, q. SO. Stofes, s. 6. Gallagher,
@burIeS 9ropp. Ibomas McGourt,
@eorse &. Supbam, SO. S. GIarte,
4mbroiius Sers.
-S Sas "Rose Social" Der 9amen
bonn ,,2ieberfran3" ON Montae Mbenb
bdtte einen beferen 8eiud berbient,
aber Der @emiitblidfeit that bas ssebIen
10 bieler Der 9(lten teinen boIonberen
Gbtras unb bic Nnpeisnben amdiirten
iit beitens. Die Srauen 3iesIer,
Ober, &dItner unb Inbere fiibrten bic
2situns unO lieBen e8 an nidts febIen,
um ben 6diten ben 9lufsntbalt anses
nebm su MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Teneralarm Gstatipnen

Np. 8alten. Spfalitdt
t2 0sfsn @abIs
f3 eIiif 9Brtt.
IA 9adapanna Nps. unb Sisbeute Giraffe,
IS eadapanna Give. unb Serantcn paus.
f6 GidIpn Manufdeturtrg 60.
IL Z. 3 & .. 50. Stabl gBfrfe.
is Z. 5. & 8. 80. @lte &pa 0iublt.
21 Ssisrlpn une eadaranna Aprnats.
% Wypnlius aptnue uup Spruet StraBs.
% einbtn Strabs unb 6raniin Apenne.
"a 9BalbinetDn @ps. unb WiuIberry Sirast.
Is Olive Straes unp gbams apenus.
26 0adapanna unb Nalbiueion Mptnuts.
q Wiulbrry Sna6s unp Rabilpn aptnue.
~ Sttisrion Iprnut unp @ibIcn Strabs.
81 9las Nptnus Hnp gint Shaee.
80 &appuit s!otaus unp pbsIps Straee.
SO prcpibsnes Hoap unp Carbon Straer.
"a Qadapanua unp NorS 0iain Npsnuts.
35 Sadlon Sirabt unb Wiain Aptnut.
80 SadiOn Strob: unb yineOIn 9ptnus.
81 gsfrrtt Irfuur unh 9ndipn Stratf.
36 @arTsIp Nprnus unb qafapette Stra6s.
Al Naibiustpn gpr. unb Sidory Stra6e.
AZ 1ritr unb 8slops StraBe.
43 Giinfte Mrfnus uub 8iinfte SiraHt.
IA Sunnten unb Sisbsntt Strabfn.
as Stpprrs padius &c.. pine Brcpf.
10 Sipne Apenus unh 5fnicd Strase.
AZ pittstpn apenus unb NilIptp Strafe.
4S prpspst Gpsuus unb 8u6 Stra6e.
5f Gfbar Nptuue unb Nlbr Giraffe.
50 prospect Mrnut unb &ipn Straet.
81 Gear apsnat uur Gin Siraet.
81 gSaibinstcn Npt. unb MapIe StraBt.
80 GEAR 2Iptnus unh pfar StraBr.
56 SCRANTON StGbl Werfs.
81 STetIanr Stroes uub BROMLEY Give.
62 9Th Watn Npe. unp Samptpn Straee.
63 Glib Atir unp Sampion Strabf.
Ga gBalbinatOn @pr. unb glrp yprf Giraffe.
65 Yiaripn 9 abs uno Gdpeule Mpfnus.
90 .. 8. 8reu5ung unb Green Ritas ct.
II DidIpn Npsuus unp Sfi Marfst &tra6s
Y @curt Sirabs uub Diamond Apenus.
73 TrOpitsnt &pae hne Nprb Main I've.
"a Marfst Strabt unb Nprt Drain ase.
rs NCrp Wiaiu Apsuuf unS parftr Sirabs.
81 Srid une Saf Siraetn.
81 Bloom une Yiarfst Straefn.
S3 9rpius NSsnue une @lb Stra6t.
1913 .. Y. s. gS. 6radt paus.
i2i Weff WPartet unb Winpna StraBtn
2l3 .. Z. & gR. 8ausn @ufff1titn.
81 .. 7. a W WlaIhintn @frfe.
gHit aIarmir ptrb.
armmt her alarm pon aalfsu IA, 70 rirb
,is Glods susIit ms idlastn, hann pauf-
en- une bifrauf / er nj a | anGhlaeen, nem-
i'd /: LII, has 8rur In Der Y1be BON 4a.
Ten IA arjsieeue. Srbn Glarm rirb trtimaI
piseubcli. Sn sti9u gBet psrbfn AIS
'ablsn austssbfn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
6rubenunslief in Tnnffirb CIT.

9luf bus 8ersperf Siinffirden, cine
bon Der 6. 6. Donau. 8 9ampfidifffabrts'
@eieaidaft bei Silnftirdsn, benz Saupts
ort beS unsariihen &Omitats 8aranpa,
aneeIests UtuiterfoIonis fir &obIens
berebau, ein8 am 5reitas Elm 8olfens
brub nieber. 0ie eanse @esenb ipurbs
iiberfdpemmt unb in mdbtieem Strome
ersoHen iib bic Slutben in bic 8oblens
sruben, in benen nidtsabnenbe Irbeiter
ii6 abmiibtsn, ibr tdSIides 8rob su sr'
rinsen. Sir bic in ben tiefIiesenben
STOLEN 8efddftieten CAB eS fein gnts
rinnen. Oie llneIiidlt9en beriu6tsn.
ben 5aadt gu erreidsn, ebe ibnen Oie8
seIana batten iid iebOd bic Stoasn
nit 8uRer sefiiat, 10 bab tie elenb
umfommen mubten. Sn elmer einsisen
@rube fanbsn 20 Seute ben Sob. 8iele
Inbere fam.n in ben iibrisen @ruben
UNI. SnfoIse Der furdtbaren 9lufres.
une, psl6e in Siinffirden bsrri6t, 1T
e8 ausenbIidIi9 unmOsIid, senaue Sns
formation iiber bic @eiammSabl Der
Opfer su erlansen, SipeifeIIps nirb iebod
bic Toptenlite cine iebr Ianse iein.
SaS in bic @ruben einbrinsenbe
Bah'r fiillte nidt bic Oberen Sioaen.
Die in Oieien beidaftist semsienen 9suts
fliidtetsn 70 i6nel ipie mDsIid an bic
@rboberf fldde. Die gntfommenen, un.
teritiibt bon sabIrei9en Srsiipiaisen,
ma9ten perspeifelte Inltrensunsen,
ben bon ben Slutben ueberrai9ten SiIfe
su brinsen, bod iparen aue Intrenss
uneen persebens. 9ln ben iiberflutbsten
@rubsn ipieIten iid bic bersserreiBenben
Scenen ab, bon tpeIden iebeS @rubsns
unsIiid beeIeitet gu iein pfIest. Mdnner,
Srauen unb &inber seberoeten ii6 tpie
WabniinniSe iiber ben 8erluit ibrer
InsetDrisen. ginise Ter 8srunsIiids
ten iino bereits su Gage sefbrDsrt tpors
ben. @eBenipartis 1T man nit benz
gluspumpen Der @rubsn beiddftigt.
(Spater. )-1lab len Isbten 9iad'
ri4ten aus Siinftirhen 1T Der @erIuit
an Meni i6enleben lanSe nidt 70 erob,
ipie i'm erfen Aueenblid ansenommen
tpprben mar. 81 @rubenarbsiter, bic
man perloren sIaubte, ipurben unmittsIs
bar na9 benz ginbrinsen Der Slutben
in bic @ruben bon beberSten Mdnnern
9erettet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
= slm Samitua Morsen furs na9

= gm Samifua Worsen furs na6
bier llbr brad in ben @arOerobesimmern
oes OpernbauieS in Saslaton Seuer aus
uno in meniser als elmer Stunbe mar
bas @ebauce bi8 auf ben @runo einses
ai6ert. Das Seuer bsrbrsitste iib bann
auf oas Bailey Sotel, &ei6arb's 8iers
oepot, 8oblanberS 2sibtaa, 8onig &
Co. BianoSei6dft uno mebrere anosre
@ebduoe, peIbe 8dnsIi9 nieberbranns
ten. SOUR Elm sliidli6 6srneiie eintretens
Der &eeen ieBte Dem Hutben Der Slams
men S6rdnfen. Ser @elammtperluit
oiirfte 500, 700 erreiasn.
Otan eIaubt, bab Sas sseuer bon
einem reIisiDisn ,,Grant" anselest por.
ben 1T, Der bas fir SOnntag Mbenb
anSeIa8te ,,Sdcreb @onsert" i'm Operns
hauie perbinpern ipollte unb nun aud
ieinen 3pef errei6t bat. Diefes Son.
sert iollte bon Der 8aite Operas sGpms
panp" se8eben iperoen. pelde ipabrenb
Der porbereebenoen NOae in Allentopn
SOrtellungen seb uno am Sonntns
Ibeno AUDI elm ,,Sacreb Gonsert" fir
bic perun9Iiidten S4auipieler beS
@rarb @entral IbeaterS in 9bilabeI.
pbia CAB. Die Gompasnie bat bur6
oieisS 6euer ibre eunse Sabe perlorsn
uno eini9e entfamen nur NIT ibren
9tadtfIeibern aus bem SoteI. Serr
Baite's 8erlult 1T ettpa $4,000 uub
DtiB Cora &eiIiOn's 8erIuit etwu Der.
isIbe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

Gin @pbnbaus nit neun 3immern, No.
53S Gin Srabe gde Der @fsy IN Der 19.
8aro, nsbf boiler Got. Vile @erbsllrunssn,
nit Safofen, Spmmerfiide, 8runnsn nnb
@iitcrne. giele &ebsnfDfe better 0ualitat,
3u erfrassn bel 9fif. SplIpns, 5t7 eada-
panna Mpsnue, pber am plaBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

Sultan S9bnIein, cine Iebise
Dame BON 2itis, 2uncaitsr Co., bate
porise 8ode ibrsn S3iten @eburtstas
feiern tpoIlen unb cine anSabl tyreunbe
oasu einseIaoen. 9Ir @ioreen bes @es
burtstases fieI iie aber bic Greppe binab
unb bIieb auf Der Steqe toct.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

-Sn @rie, Ba,. tritt bic Oisbtbe'
ritiS epibsmilb auf unb es luro 80
Mpbnunsen abaeipe,rt. Das @eridt
1T um S6Iiebuns Der Sdulen anse'
sansen iporosn, ia ii4 ole 5dulbeb0rbe
ipeisert.
s@- 8eitelt tas .@p6enbIatt"- t"-es
entbdlt ale Na6rihten = so iabrIid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
SGnier III nerfnufen.

3pei Sauler unp cine Got Np. 1044 Ncrb
5rpins @Denue, einseriGtet unp bspUbnt non
Yier 8amilisn; lfabtii6es Waifsr unc alle 8er'
beilerunsen. gfGberes Bel Senrp Warnede,
t047 q. Srping Npsnue. is
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
3u permiefheu:

Store 225 @enn apenue. friibsr us'id,
8dderei. W obnuH9 obsnauf. 8ute @ele'
genbeit fir einen tiIdtisen Bdder. Wad5u.
fraqen bel g. 9orenS AIS 9adapanna
Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

lide am Sanssrfeit tbeiInebmenbe @ss
ianss 8ereine beiu9en, um NIT ben
Sansern Broben fir bic SeitsGonserte
au balten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Sans 1lnb 2pt

su Ssrfauisn, sslsssn SO. 1910 StOns asenus.
.3u erfrasen BET Sisnfe s. MrStss, SO. 424
Spruee 9.raee. 16b
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
6rpfer Nprfheff.

250 9fuub gutter 8audtabot 3u 80 Gents
oas 8funb. bel VI. W OF mann, sol
9adamanna Npenue. 4ru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20

= General Georss &lapfa, nddit
8Uhuib cine Der befannteiien ,Jieuren
Der unsariiden 8epoIution pcn l848.
1T am Dienitas seforben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Sunaer sEanu

Don t6-tS Sabrn ipfort ssrlanst fir sins
WirtblGaft. Nub Intelligent sepanpt unb
ebrlib Isin. Naberes in btsler Sffia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
Neme Mnse;ges,.

Sur Seatbtmm8 fir 8auidreinsr
uno 3immerteute: oab in Scranton Elm Strifs
ansgebroden 1T Sas Strite.G .Gomite
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-20
gnsen SGimpff,
Nr0ftiicber 1tbrmacber,
BIT 3afawanna Mpenue.

Sat itets einen bibiden 8orratb bon Bano.
nno &afdenubren nbleutetten, Buiennaoeln
8ingen. 8eidmeioe Deri6ieoener Grt II. |. 10.
uno beeient Sunoen reeu unS piinttIid.
8eparaturen an @anb. unb Saidenubren,
8eidmeios isoer Mrt. uub ole in mein 6a6
einidIa9enben 8erridtunsen.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-11
Less !Than,a Pound.

Heppner Gazette. The instances ON
record OF the birth of a child weighing
less than one pound, yet perfect in form
and feature and in apparent health are
so rare as to elicit special notice. A
pigmy male child of premature birth,
was born last week to the wife of w. B.
Hinkle, of Heppner,: recently from Lena,
this county, that answers to the above
description. Though wrapped in swad-
ding clothes, the weight at birth was
barely pound. The infant is doing
well, and no unusual symptoms occur,
save that it sleeps almost constantly
DIR. Fox thinks it may live and thrive.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-11
The Genoa Celebration.

GENOA, June 11.-Italy will celebrate
the fourth centenary of the discovery of
America in this city, beginning July 1st.
The celebration will be opened by the
king and Queen, in the presence of re-
representatives. from the states of North
and South America, the quirinal princi-
pal officers of state and many civil and
military dignitaries the character of
the exhibition will be that of collection
of samples of all the agricultural, indus
trial and artistic products of Italy and
America, divided into two great sections,
one italian the other American. The
exhibition buildings, which are now ad-
vanced toward completion, will be of
handsome proportions and artistic de-
sign, and erected on splendid esplande
skirting the Fright bank of the River
Bisagno, and covering an area of 110, 900
square meters. The Argentine govern
ment will send corvette to Genoa for
the fetes attending the opening cere-
mony. All the other South American
gvernments have also expressed a will
lingness to promote the success of sthe
exhibition
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-11
Convention bulletins.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 10, $3.50 p. m. =
Convention was called to order. Penn
sylvania selected Whitelaw Ried as can
didate for vice president. The roll of
states was ordered for the presentation
of candidates.
O'Connor of New York here sent in
the name of Whitelaw Ried for Vice
President. O'Connor's statement that
his state acquiesced to this was heartily
applauded. The nomination being
formally seconded, Reid was nominated
by acclamation.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-11
A KANSAS COALITION.
How the Democrats Propose to Carry
That State.
A FUSION WITH THE ALLIANCE.
Statement of the Political Complexion
and Possible Vote.
A FUSION WITH THE ALLIANCE.
Statement of the Political Complexion
and Possible Vote.
POSSIBLE STRONG CONVERSATIONS
Democrats Three congressman
Minor Mention.

KANSAS CITY, June 11.-There are
strong indications that the state of Kan
sas is not in good condition for the re-
publican muster in 1892. With evident
designs the democrats talk of carrying
the state. In order to do this a fusion
has been effected with the peoples party,
embracing the farmers alliance organi-
cations. The peoples party is composed
mainly of republicans. In 1890, on the
vote for governor, the peoples candidate
had 36 per cent. of the total, the repub-
lican candidate So per cent. and the
democrats "a per cent. It will be seen
from this that the combined democratic
and peoples parties have outvoted the
republicans. The basis of fusion will
give the democrats the congressman for
the state at large and those from the
1st and I'd districts and an associate
justice Of the Supreme court. The peo-
pies party will be given nearly every
thing else. It is said that the electoral
vote is not yet fully conceded to the
peoples party, but that they are very
anxious to secure the prize. It is not
unlikely that the peoples party leaders
look hopefully upon the possibility of
securing a balance of power in the cleo
toral college.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-11
TAMMANY RUMORS.
1T is Reported that Senator Hill Has
Had His Day."
A SUCKED TAMMANY ORANGE.
Edward Murphy Emphatically Denies
the Soft Impeachment.
SUCKED TAMMANY ORANGE.
Edward Murphy Emphatically Denies
NOT AN IDEAL PRESIDENTIAL MAN.
The Democracy do Not Look Upon Him
with Disfavor for Strict Per-s
sonal Reasons.
the Soft Impeachment.

WASHINGTON, June ia dispatch
from Troy, N. Y, contains the inter
view with Hon. Edward Murphy, in
which he emphatically declares there is
no truth whatever in the statement that
David B. Hill has written him letter
authorizing the withdrawal of his
(Hill's) name as candidate for the
presidency. 1t is, nevertheless, reported
from New York that the Tammany
leaders are beginning to look with dis
favor on the presidential aspirations of
Senator Hill. There is no reason to
doubt this statement. Senator Hill has
has had his day. It has been demon
strated that he cannot be nominated.
The west and the south do not want
him. 1t is very doubtful if the east, out
side of that portion controlled by Tam
many, has ever had any use for Hill.
There has been an impression among
some people that Senator Hill controls
the democratic party in the state of New
York and incidentally is master of the
Tammany organization. As a matter of
fact, Tammany made Mr.. Hill out of
political clay. It applied him, plastic
as he was, to its own uses. And now
when it finds he is no longer of value it
| is ready to set him aside. As the tool of
TaEamany Mr.. Hill is about used up. 1t
is unfortunate for the Tammany leaders
that they do not fully realize the cause
| of the disaster that has overtaken their
luckless creation. The democrats of the
country do not look with disfavor on
Mr.. Hill for strictly personal reasons
They may not have considered him in
any respect an ideal presidential candi-
date. But the real reason they turned
their backs upon him was because they
were aware that he was in open alliance
with the men who have debauched New
! York politics. Any other man; Gray
German, Morrison, Palmer, Boise; i
suspected of being Tammanys pal woult
suffer the same fate. The route to ths
white house does not lie past the door o
| Tammany hall.
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The Successful Ones.

PORTLAND, June 11.-Following is an
authentic list of the successful candidates
in Multnomah county: Sheriff, P.
Kelly, independent; circuit court clerk,
81. E. Reed, citizens; clerk county court,
T. G. Powell, republican; recorder, II.
G. Allen, citizens; commissioner, Philo
Holbrook, republican; treasurer, G.. A.
Malarky, citizens; assessor, Geo. c.
Sears, independent; school supt., ].
Hackerman, republican; surveyor, R. S
Greenleaf, republican; coroner, J. A.
Hughes, citizens; district attorney, w.
T. Hume, republican. OF the senators
elected, one is democrat, @. FL. Wood
ard, elected on the citizens ticket. The
others are straight republican, O.. n,
Denny, h. E. McGinn and F. A. Ban
croft. OF the representatives, two are
citizen-democrats, R. D. Inman and
John Gill; seven are straight repubE-
cans: Geo. T. Myers, w. R. Bishop, H.
F. Gullixon, w. P. Ready, A. B. Man
ley. o: F. Paxton and H. 81. Northup.
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The Election.

It is over and the votes have been
counted, and it is found that those 15c
Fast Black Hose at Pease & Mays are
the best that were ever offered for the
money. we have fine line of them dis
played in our window.
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No peace for the Irish.

New YoRK, june 10.-The Federation
of America has for some time been corr
responding with the leaders of the ma
tional party of Ireland, with view of
securing united action between the two
factions at the general election. The
proposition not to contest seats where
the constituency was Parnellite was dis
cussed by the executive board of the
Federation of America, and forwarded
to Mccarthy for consideration of his
party. The outcome of the correspond
ence is shown In the following dispatch
from Dillon to Redmond. ssThe pro-
posed terms are impossible, and not
honestly meant. The constituencies
would revolt. We have gone as far for
peace as the country will stand. The
country now must decide at the polls y
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a RamarlxabIe Inorease.

WAsHINeroE, June 10.-The depart
ment of agriculture issues a statement
showing the imports of AmericanEcorn
into Germany for the first three months
of this year, compared with correspond
ing time last year, have increased from
LII 900 bushels to 5,S4S, 900.