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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
PASSENGER LISTS.

ELLIsros. Mont, July lL-iSpecial North
ern Pacific train No. has these passengers:
J. K. Brown, II. C. Curtis. C. NJ. stown, Frank
j. Motif aud wife, :. 5. stewart, St Louis, No.
5. Friekfouuder and eighty-swo second-class
passengers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
Excursion.

Don't forget the date of the great excursion 70
Cape Flattery, July L. The boat leaves Yesler
wharf ST z;5o g. II. sharp, returning the same
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
PLENTY of Water.

All parties that desire can use w.ter for
sprinkIng purposes until further notice Is
given. ". f. WILSON,
Superintendent Water Works
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
tt OK f T 9, $3.50.

On sale at Lees pharmacy. corner Second and
Columbia streets. and Gordon Hardware Com
pany. Front street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
The MacD. &S.CO.
7l7-l9-2l-23 Front St.
SEATTLE, July IL, 1892.
Weather Forecast,
SAN FRANCISCO, July IL
Showers slightly cooler; brisk
south to west winds.

Are you taking advantage of
our great millinery sale? It's
worth your immediate atten-
ton, for it offers the greatest
buying chance that you have
ever had.
Think OF such an offer as
n0O1 fri,,,,,aI hot ot Cr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

CEATTLE OPERA HOUSE.
- JOHN w. HANNA. Lessee and Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

The NaeDougaI & SouthWiek Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

New blazers and REFERS are
now on sale in the Cloak De-
partment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
ANUS EMENTS.

Has been chartered by the ladies Of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church to carry an
excursion party from Seattle to
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
A Street Spectacle.

The front of Dettenthaler's fruit
market yesterday presented sight that
would set you to thinking. The festh-
cred and furry tribes. the deer aud the
rabbit were there IN large numbers.
Game birds of every kind, fresh from
their leafy covers, were displayed IN
festoous, rosettes and clusters. Sad
dies # venIson ad rned the pillars and
afforded centre pieces for the sur
rounding masses of feather and fur.
inside the hsh department was
as complete as usual. Every
kind of game and food fish which this
latitude affords, as well as the choice
of tue ocean. gulf, and stream of every
cline we're assembled here. HOLSTERS
sprswled their scarlet proportions over
trout and msckerel and eel, and
vinked their other eve at the huge
whit,tish cut in two hard by. Over IN
the cans at the oyster counter the
happy bivalves luKuristed IN the swim,
but said nothing To break the silence.
The huge sea turtle on the wall still
struggled upward and onward, only
pausing now and then to survey the
visitors below, or t. listen to the Jingle
of the silver Ia the cash drawer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

Monday EvsaIaz. October "a
Marx :. Brewer ani Fred A. May
n4rd Al Lowell
Young Men'. Mckinley club, Lincoln
club rooms.
Tuesday Evening october ..
William Alden Smith aud James A.
Coye a. Ada
Cornelius Van Loo at Wander StOlpe's
hall on GrAndyiils avenue.
Wednesday Essainx Oetob~F 20.
William Alden smith n Travis nall,
the Tenth Ward Republican club.
Fred A. MAYNARD ia Whites hall, the
Eleventh Ward Republican cluh.
George Ciappsrton and ;. T. Hicks AZ
Fsllanburg.
Alfred woleott and Charles W. Ne
Gill At Cascade.
Iharsdsy Evening October 81.
George ClappertOn and f. b. Fisher
al Lisbon.
Cornelius Van Loo. Sixth Ward Hol-
land Republican club.
Friday Evening, October IS.
George Clapperton and Charles Nc
Gill al Evans
Cornelius Van Loo in Travis hall,
tenth ward Holland republican club.
saturday Evening. October 80.
Gerritt j. Diekems in Goosen's hall.
fifth ward.
Monday Evening, October 81.
Aaron Clark and Alfred WOlcOtt in
the town hall AT Gaines.
Gerutt j. Diekems and William Al
den Smith at Ada.
Tuesday Evening, November L.
William Alden Smith at the young
republican club meeting.
"wednesday evening, November 2.
Juhus Cesar Burrows IN Hartman's
hall.
Monday Evening, November :.
Grand Round up" IN Hartman's
hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
EYE AND lar DISEASES cURtn
1hE ONLY ohE WHO CURES DElrsFS

CstsTrh. deal ness. rheumatism. uert.
ous debility. impotence and a. dsesses
resulting from early lnaiscreuons snd
exercises OF manhood, al diseases Of
TIE uTinsry organs, partial paralykss,
ssrlcocelie ruptureE, tumors. scrofuis.
Old cores, cropsv, sk.n diseases. liver
and dneF complaints heart dgsessa
shortness Of breath, back Of head
email OF back. etc, fncludins III
female complaints and chronic cises...
cured quickly AL permanently.
That cough, s'ght Iever sud weak
nsss. shoftness Of breath. psipitstlon
OF heart. my means sure and ouiek
oonsamptsn.
YOU are nervous. restless. irrlt4-
bic. sleepiess or vsse after horne
dreams, tired morniogs, VITA . d.
hescsche, bad taste Ia Ne mout
sometimes discharges, and 40 sl,8i
your employ ent without fies eners
or Ambition, desirs 80 he sioafe
gloomy forseedings dispos ltpon a.
vorrv and fret about trouble ahead
that never comes, spells Of feeHne
airs or uucsfts ID. sometimes lov
splrip, you are sufi a from n.-.ou.
debility aud eSneusi on ~ nerve = wer
which rsy enc N utter prostr.tio,'
INSANITY snd death.
If you have grestseDse OF vessnee
and peAuness. pith tired limbs, numb
nsss trembling. prckiF sensations.
cold ieet ono iegs, 700 sFs sdvsnonr
10 thst most ssrioas disesse-- fsrslyss
II youf heed ache. fee nnnlb and
lreG. ~th Strange sensations. 900 ~
memory. $40 you thiuf Nth difbcuitv
or yUu sfr slespiess - niEht With
orowslncss snf caiiss9 durIus "a.
dsv. the nefve sd hrsin fsuFus rn.r
.oou pm INTO inssn.tv OF desth.
liyou hrr. sny ~ these feelinEs 90
rot neglect them. or thy w'i end Z
psfs iyss insanity, pFosiFstion OF
death.
,.,ou value your lie do nos neg
lect tress warnings Time and sspe-
Renee bss Shown. sDo hundreds 81
stsrtlsns snc marvellous cures hsv.
proved. th.s these olsess@s are per
i.rtiV sd completely cared ~ JA.
. CLAY TODD, laE pivlsson street.
rooms 2 sBd 4. GFsno RAPIDS. kich.
Indsr ihe use q nA =. CLAY
TDDD'@ rensrksm remedies al
those symptoms weld 80 r ~ msgie.
sna strengths n rsrv-., viFor - trsin.
rits iiy ~ blood snd health q body
a.. soon restored
H. rsuedi.. srs pursir vegetables
ard hsrrn iess ana en- uuly H. Oh
1Insd 81 tis ofce-
ia TODD cent oanos hisprescrlp
tscrs fsfuvs es p pstsnt ~ hs ofsos.
Is TODfrs &c % - - ,. Divsion
stree. ruuris ard : Grand Hspsas
hs runf ne aEfes v1ft the stasn
sch, 80 Yen "a esf anything voa
chucse
Hss IN ~ oH'ts irons in ti,s morn
ina secs tn ere evening every dsy bas
FnrfsYN
Gel everybody y A frsen5lT fskwA
cot va8 baftfluE.
Lev cazrgss. kspid cures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

Al the meeting OF the board OF super
yisors yesterday morning the commit
Zee on justice. sheriff and constable
bills reported in favor of allowing
Sl37 p. and the report was adopted.
ON motion the report of the c mmit-
tee on rejected taxes to cancel the sum
OF 80 assessed against the Norwegian
Lutheran church site was adopted.
The sum OF SI5 q was ordered TO be
refunded tn A. -. tlendrick's who had
been twice assessed Tor property IN the
hrst ward.
The committee on finance made =
report nstructlng the prosecuting at
tornsy 20 begin proceeding. 70 collect
pens ties fr m firms that neglected to
tie annual statements with the secre-
tarv Of state. The report vas adopted.
After the report of the committee on
raem hers pay had been adopted the
hoard adjourned until tomorrow 81 2
.. IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

Universe st-Morning. "Ths sd-
preme Energy.
Untv-Morn'n service Harvest
Festival and Columbian commemors
ton Evening Reform Needed n
Treatment e Criminals
View Jeru.slsm-Morning Path
ful u Least
Fountain street Bsptst-EvenlnS
s'Csusss Of Religious skeptcism % the
Present Ags.
Mission Wood Freshyierisn--Morn-
ing a Prayer Tor Eye ght Even
rg The Question { a. Asnost G.
south Congrsxst,ousl-Aiorn.rg Re
snlis Exhibited. Evening "Ine Nzat
-nwer
ssconB street u E-N0rn ng. ''The
Iss -oness Movements So tne sfers 81.
Charity Ev~a.pg Sacramento ser-
wee sud -ermon
crana Eanl8s Sprliusl $500 alton
ErenI1e = War ne Snal Hs I've
tgair
AZ the - " A afternoon meet.
ne tgdsv tae lsns1g g. egafss FL
4 sc1ss tne isf~ veunon ard f. C.
NsHners. ss-CretsrY &C taa rorf Hrran
4. n. G. A. 81 deisveE a. sddres-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
SOMETHING BRAND NEW.
Fulton Market Oyster Counter.

The Morton house a just beng fitted
with a long needed accessory IN this
city. IL will CONSIST OF a genuine FuI-
ton market oyster counter. Caterer
SHETLAND vii have the matter in
charge aud vii see TO Il that Tho new
feature : maintained At toe highest
standard known 20 the business. The
new feature viii ocCupy a conspicuous
p tian ga the bsrro IN of the hotel. II
vili consist of handsome counters and
uecessaTv steam cooking aCcessoTie,
A Poi adeiphia e. amer, steam cookers,
the latest enilers for HOLSTERS and shell
fen. conpiets outfit for oysters n ]
forms and al other AZ, .lisnces.
The choicest ce.icacies % he found
GA TIE counters of Delmon =, Bruins
wck's sud toe leading caterers OF the
country W. be kept in stock. TIE
famous coax fssnd oysters. snd Rock
avavs an ~lrewsbervs box oysters
vii be .Csdluz spee.a.t.es. Tnese. and
a.i other ga del.csc.es VIII ia received
3slIv by expre~s ard served IN TIE
bfsaest style eft the trade. The oil *
fare s.i. be announced noon tae open
tomorrow evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
BONNELL'S BIG BLUFF.

Mr.. Scheller Offers to Cover the PROPOSE
ton He Makes.
In response to the challenge made
by Frank Bonne!l, representing pool.
published III yesterdays Democrat, l
offer to cover his money as follows:
$500 that Rich will be elected gov
ernor of Michigan.
5000 that New York will cast its cleo
toral vote for Harrison.
5000 that Perkins will be elected pro.
bate nudge of Kent county.
5000 that Harrison will be elected
president. w. III. SCHILLER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
LITERARY SOCIETY.
The Club Appropriately Celebrates the
Columbian Anniversary.


Columbian Anniversary.
At yesterdays session of the literary
society the afternoon was devoted to
the Columbian anniversary. The stage
WAS draped with red, white, blue and
yellow. Columbia was seated on her
throne, and the tferent nations filed
past her and renamed on the stage
while "Hail Columbia" was sung, and
the COLUMBIAN ode" was read. Spain,
England, France, Germany, Norway,
Italy, Russia, Turkey and Japan We're
represented IN appropriate costumes
by members of the club. The tablesu.
Queen Isabella Giving Her Jewels to
Aid Columbus" was followed by sing
ing the Red, White and Blue" The
Discovery of America by Columbus"
was the subject of the next tableau.
''Tne star Spsngled Banner" was sung,
and q tableau represented columbus
Taking Possession of America IN the
Name of Ferdinand and Isabella"
America" was sung as q finale to the
exercises
The guests were as follows: Mrs. A.
Chippen, Mrs. J. Z. Louis, st. Louis,
Miss; Miss +. Adams, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Merchant, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Mrs. Il. stanton, Mat:awn, Mich; Mrs.
J. +. Junior, Detroit; Mrs. l.. A. DAVIS.
shelby, ONO; Mrs. l.. NJ. Geer, Hast
Ings; Mrs. Liggill, Lewickley; Mrs. c.
squire, Chicago; Mrs. Stephenson. Car
son City; Mrs. II. Ecker. Greenville,
Mich; Mrs. f. Telch. Ionia; Mrs. j.
Duddeson. Miss Duddeson, Ludington;
MISS Donder, Defiance, Ono; Mrs. W.
seymour. Undells, OHIO; Mrs.. Merrole,
Carson City; Miss Patton, Liverpool,
England; Mrs. Beck wood, Carson
Mills. y. Y; Mrs. DiggIns. Cadillac;
Miss Newton, Bsllston spa; Miss Ethel
smith. Lspeer, Iowa; Mrs. George Car
roll, St LOUIS, Mo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Internationally Omitted.

In the report of the meeting Of the
Tenth Ward Holland Republican club,
Friday night, the speech of John W.
Schetfer, editor of the Nerlheids
Banter, was unintentionally omitted.
Mr.. Schetfer warmly supported the
Mckinley law ana explained in a clear
manner Its effect upon labor. wages,
home markets and home industries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

ton Of hearing Mr.. DIskems, ont the
ssues Of the eampAign we're clearly x
3 AIMED aud much enthusiasm sas
awakened outstanding tae as
appointment over Mr.. D.eAsma's non-
aunaarADcr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Last Night's Meeting.

Four republican meetings were held
n the county last night. w. L. Wal
bridge and f. Swarthout spoke at
Austsditz. Frank A. Rodgers and Jas.
Coye talked protection at Ada, ". I.
Adams and Daniel T.. Burns delivered
speeches at Silver Lake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

II the absence OF the Hon. Gerri,t J.
niekanla. VINO vas expected 90 address
the sfxth ward republicans isst night.
A herman Anderson and Henry j.
Fsixer delivered STIRRING addresses. A
large crowd had assembled IN the bail
A. the corner N West Leonard street
AMI Alpine avenue w-th the expects-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Big Republican Meetings.

Colonel Arson :. Wood, OF New
York. and stanley Turner, republican
candidate for auditor general, were
guests at the Morton yesterday. Col
onel Wood was on his way 10 Newaygo,
where be spoke last evening. Both re-
ported big republican meetings all over
tar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Hugh School Journalism,

The Helias, the first number OF
which was issued yesterday, is month
ly paper published by Delta chapter OF
the high school fraternity, the Gamma
Delta Psi. The editor in-chIef is T.. Il.
Palmer. with the following assistants:
B. E. Livingston, w. NJ. Clarke, Harry
n. Cole, Henry L. Head. The busi-
ness managers are ". III. Stuart and
Percy NJ. Shafer. The paper Is bright,
newsy ana well printed. Its object is
10 furnish school news and news of the
high school umni.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

The ladies of Grace Hive, No. So. will
give an old time party at X. .. T. NJ.
hail, No. 9 Pearl street, November 5.
All Sir Knights and their families are
invited
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

~ 0Ss cl 81 i. SNhh l. ~ y
"a LaECfF kUDEty
For lieutepsAG Governor J. v IeHF GIDDfzSs
y xAi0fa 1Ouuly
fOI Secretary II st4te.--- JosS ". Jocsls
u Marquette county
IOl Treasurer ..-- - JossFH h. HAssfTIKx
II heushten County
los Auditor General -SgANlEr " 1UssEs
uf EoscoHimOn County
foT Attorney General -0ksEffr J. DfKssAA
OF Ottawa County.
loT Con mi sslouer r ~,
ctatr Land once -----f-'-----.1 On -
Of otsego County.
EoI eupt. Public las rueI'a h. h PArTsssuL
Of Inglam County
her Member Board Education ( A. MLsos
OF Nsnburrn County.
To FfIL VACANCIES.
For Secretary Of State JOAN W. JoCHIs
OF Marquette,
For Justice Of the supreme Court.......-.........
fEASk A. HOOEEg Of Eaton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

County Ticket.
Judge Of Probate
CYRUS +. PERKINS.
Register OF Deeds
JOHN 4. GOULD.
Sheriff
ISAAC +. LAMOREAUX.
Treasurer
JACOB EISENHARDT.
Clerk
FRANKLIN ID. EDDY,
Prosecuting Attorney
ALFRED WOLC0TE.
Circuit Court ssiOners-
CHARLES W. MCGILL,
JAMES A. cove.
Coroners-
DR.. VI. w. DANF0RTH.
DR.. Ii. +. L0CHER.
County Surveyor
THEODORE o. WILLIAMS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Music. Music, Music.

Friedrich, the Canal street music
dealer, made a record during the fair
for possessing the finest musical mer-
chandlse IN the city. and for offering
to the public the finest pianos and mus
zeal instruments known to the trade.
lie so thoroughly impressed this idea
upon the minds of the public that ever
since the fair his trade has been larger
than his most sangulne expectations had
anticipated. HIS fine establishment ie
now almost entirely retitted and Is pro-
vided with every accessory usually to
he found IN great musical headquar-
tiers
Mr.. Friedrich is sole agent in this
CITY for the celebrated Fischer pianos.
These fine instruments are now recog-
nIzed as possessing the finest touch,
richest tones and most exquisite style
OF construction than any piano pos
sesses. They are rapidly taking the
place of all other makes among con-
noiseurs.
Do YOU want fine musical instru-
ments, musical merchandise of any
kind? If you do y to Friedrich. He
has what you want If YOU want the
best; and the best is the cheapest.
fluov I nm season tickets sold al
uIvi Ooo ready for the Hartman
Hall lecture course. Only 81 for the
ten entertainments.
A full line of embroidery and etch-
ing silks AT Adams * Co.'s, No. 90 Mon
roe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Congregational.

Senatorial Ticket.
Sixteenth District
GEORGE q. SrEKETEE.
Seventeenth District
EDMUND NJ. BARNARD,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
REPRESENTATIVE Ticket

For Representatives In the LEGISLATURE
JEREMIAH ii. ANDERSON,
WILLIAM ALDKICH TATEUM.
EUGENE Z. ALLEN.
Second Representative District
AUGUSTUS ". WEEkkS OF Lowell,
Third Represe tatiye District
NORTON FITCH OF Sparta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

Fey Presidenr --.---. Bs>.AsIs H.EsIsss
o iLGlaG4
Eel Vice PTez.aeut WHITEl4s kEI9
hss lork
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Over |, 600 ' 'sa'S" ,d til

A full line of embroidery and etch-
ing silks AT Adams q Co.'S, No. 90 Mon
roe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

ploy OF schmidt Bros. said OF the tran
ssctlon; "f believe Mcqueen came
here snd looked over tn stock, but
he made na purchase. When 10 came
90 DONG business % preferred 90 pat
ROM ze = pr son labor contractor To
30 Is he not only vent oUt of town and
left our own merchants behind. bat ne
went back on honest labor aud patron
Frd convict labor lie does not de-
serve the votes of honest working
men,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Rup tn II es
Cured =!
Sd.

NoKsiss OF Fkieal operation
Nc truss Hssa
bf : tiAs foda guarantees. 70 r~sss, sss
ruttere oHo t1lr- % oas-l.I 10 sl.s "a
hour
Aecieines set 10 ANY sacrsssoa recs,pt 4
- Not sod 81 oraz ssaTeA
Call or write tree.
Lfiseis answered pfompriy re. o. ssrvs
~ Dt LAY Sod9- lie famous sgeelAasl &
-'N'A- D''sisA street ~ starr. 1soxs "a
ana SFsad kksldA AleA-
Arizona republican., 1892-11-16
TEIE CAPITOL Of ARIZONA


dF p dC C ing d y m street my
fiji d pee h ar ne m
L b ~ d b ~ h % ~ re
stree bee m e T
b mh dh
md ~ H ~ L2 h r ~ themselves ahmm
qg h hH y4hh
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-05-28
BLAINE To BE NOMINATED.

The New York World claims the
highest authority for making the semi
official announcement that Mr.. Blaine is
TO be nominated at Minneapolis next
month whether he consents to run or not.
The decision 10 nominate Mr.. Blaine, in
spite Of anything he may say to the con-
sary, was definitely made after the o
ference between General Clarkson and
Mr.. Plat in New York.
The proposition was first seriously dis
cussed over two weeks ago at a confer
snce between Quay, Cameron, Platt and
other anti-Hsrrison men in Washington.
Since then these gentlemen have been in
communication with prominent Repub-
lican leaders throughout the country.
The idea, il is said, met with general ap.
prevail. The conference at General AL
gers house, in Detroit, was for the pur
pose Of further considering this matter,
GAN that can prevent Blaine's nomi
nation now" said a close friend OF Mr.
Platt, " ia his death or total disability
Nothing that he can say in advance o.
or during the convention can stop it
The convention will nominate him any
how. He must decline the actual tende
Of the nomination. and nothing short o
it, if he does not wish to run. We d
aot believe he will do that. II he doe
he will be open to the charge of coward
ice and be must also bear the blame TO
the defeat Of the party il it losses tn
campaign with any other man. There
a universal demand for Blaine all owe
the country, and we believe that hi
nomination is equivalent to an election
We recognized that il would be almos
impossible to get Mr.. Blaine to give u
any definite encouragement. and so w
have decided to act ON our own RESPONSE
bility."
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-05-28

The San Francisco Bulletin has the
following: There does not seem to be
even q pretence now that the people
nave any voice in making Senators of the
United States in California. Candidates
enter into agreements as to the individ-
ual who is to get the place next time.
Whether the agreement in all cases is
real or pretended, does not alter the fact
Of the showing aside Of the people.
Most Of the Offices, including the exalted
one in question. are parceled out before.
hand. The parties who engaged in the
business Of distribution are often the
meanest of the species. There are not
many Of the them with whom decent
citizens would care to consort. Certainly
there is not one OF them to whom any
one would be willing to hand over his
rights and privileges as a free and indie
pendent voter. One of the results. as
might naturally be expected, is that the
worst scallswags in the community put
themselves forward in the most brazen
manner for the highest offices. If the
people had any voice in the matter,
there are individuals now strutting as
candidates for exalted station who would
be more likely to gain q coat of tar and
feathers. rather than the accomplishment
Of their ambition. II there is no change
for the better in these matters the
wretche6 farce of what we call self.
government might as well be terminated
without more ado. We are not choos-
ing our public servants; we are not gov
erning ourselves; we are in no sense en-
joying Republican Government. Every.
thing we have is for sale BY the Bosses
and politicians. and a road agent or .
blackmailer, If he has not squsndered
his earnings, can be Senator or anything
else il be be 30 minded.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-05-28
GIVE CREDIT.

The Hon. Thos. Wren. Of our own
town, is deserving Of a good deal Of
credit in connection with the silver
movement. When the club was organ
lied at Eureka. one Of the first in the
State, he took the initiative. leading of
il a strong logical speech which was
published in the SENTINEL at the time.
The motives Of other gentlemen have
been ~impugned by the gold bug advo-
Gates in the western part Of the State,
and among the friends Of silver Mr.. Wren
has not received that need Of praise to
which his cours Justly entities him.
The honorable gentleman. burning all Of
the partisan bridges behind him. took a
bold stand for the right. and merits rec
ognition accordingly. The SENTINEL.
animated by a spirit Of fair play. feels
called upon TO say this much in justice
to q who bore the most conspicuous
part in the formation Of our local league.