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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
HARVARD WIIITEWA-IIES YALE.
wEAREES OF TIE BLUE BEATEN To OK THE
HARVARD FIELD

Cambridge, June. 23.-As was generally anticipated
Yoc could do nothing with Highlands IN the hrst ~
their annual contests with Iuryod. and consequently wa
whitewa.hcd. Fifteen Of the blue struck OFT
and they made hit Triple By Case IN the seventh
with two Harvard began batting Bowers quite
haid Mason leading oil with thrccbg9cr and scoring
the only earned IIalowels long fly 20 ctntic
The runs In the second were made on three bases
on bills followed by Fr,thinghnm's single The other
two runs were made OIL error. IL showcrcl hari dur
ing tho first iEtlnes but oil OF the l10c srccttor
INCLUDING Governor RUSSELL IL ont In the second
inning IIalowc, while trying to scor", had terrific
collision Carter at the plate The lattcr's nose wa>
broken and he badly knocked out bu' Unlisted on
catching In the third. Later he was drlou. and weak
and had % be taken a hotl. cd,ic thor went behind
the bat Harvey to short The Textures Of TIE game
wore Mlson's hitting and bactsoprlng. Highlands :
n,tching and the fielding Of Murphy Io,cT and Norton
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
BISMARCK STARTS FOR HOME'
MORE DEMONSTRATIONS IN HIS HONOR IN
VIENNA.
NE PROMISES TO RETURN SOME TlME-coN'h"A
ULAr1oNs OF THE CAR on COUNT
uERDERr's WEDDING.

r,r.TrONS OF THE GAR On COoNI
HERDERT's WEDDING.
,,,nn, Inn. o3-pr,rce Bismarck visited 'he
,,'au poor Hall In this city toward md'ls"'
i.s. rho n,ace was crowded and as the Pr'h.c
", .s h u.a NJ once recognized Inc Pcop'
-, ,o,, ,bo fables rose 10 their feet ana every
,",, ohoerd tho ex-Chancellor Justify Cries iof :"
, ,voro heard and these were taken up anu 10
po,aa rn,, Prince Bismarck raised MS manu- '0'
,,oo so that his voice might be hcafd' AZ o"'o
o...ht,o hcc,me oniet and he addressed the or""u
~, ,d ,hat NOW he was bound to Vienna by ues VI
,otorsb,n and IN view also Of the TACT that nc ""'
,o and irdependcnt man, he hoped 10 maze iho'o
t.ooucnt visits TO the hospltabe Austrian cap'i'
Whom the Prince had finished his snort 'pec'" ,'e
ord agon broke forth In cheers ana gave o'"o'
to,,cns Of their enthusiastic appreciation OF nm.
Tb Meme Frce Prcssc,' of this city, says tnat inc
o-n hos torccrauhed TO Count Won SrhouValoi. .he
pm"s,an Ambassador at Berlin. who was one OF inc
vrcst. ut Count Herbert BismarcKs wcoding' W
IT. IT., vaiosty,s congratulations To Prince BISMARCK
,nd Count Herbert upon the sons marriage ou'
SchouvolnN received formal permission nV'h a'''
Gar IN attend the marriage and fetcs.
prince 81 ,marcls and party LETT TINS CITY W'",
r.u pcope assembled at the railway s'a'io" " WI.
Nv ,nn dona,+ure The Prince was in excellent
health The party was accompanied oS W. 80.
,on,,iv No speeches were made at the station p"'
there were repeated Shouts VI 0'"'
"Auf wicicrschen.' .,, -. e.,
At the station at st. Pocltcn depu'aoo" "a s.,
,onts nrcscnted Prince Bismarck with bouquet WIN
49,, ~, nan s,reaners The Prince thanked mo
-, ,r,n, the carriage adding that he himself
- o,oo a hanuv student This received with lond
hncnr and as the train departed the Prince shoh'ea
I'm return sooh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

Tasssl sang "Oh, Promise Me- EDWARD moses ieau
an essay on "Cowper." Miss Jennie Veale won inc
prize for quotations from distinguished anthors WIN
Humanity and Ideas" by Robert lngersoh' ''i's
Edna Mills read an essay Foreign views VI VIC
statue Of Liberty Miss Mabel Clarkson read an essay
on The Class OF 82 Prophecy Edward MeMa''"s
rcciicd 4" The Fireman." Miss Florence Mels'er r"c"
Music on the Rappalannock.' Isidor F"rah re'neu
"Thc Knight, Toast and Miss Jennie Neale rcctco
"Thc Bobonk." The vncdc'o:y was dchVcrcd W
Miss Henrietta Won der Ostcn.
The following graduates were on the co'II"t'eo
OF ara rents Eva1 geine De ACcncw, Meme Il. lr
ION Florence +. Nclstcr. Jennie EoDTiS' Scin ~
VeaIc and the maIslas were lsldor Fafiah EHwh,"
J. MrNanus Louis Rei.hert. Walter J. Buyhhl, NOD
crt SchalI simon +. McNally, Arthur o. NanncrVvopW'
and Iro Levy. Otlci graduate were lsaac brin,
John H. Cop'r. Max y. foitz Lonis freund; Herman
! ,,,,,win Coleman r. Never, Philip J. Low, Leo
levy. Edwa,d Moses. PHILIP J. Osborne ,eorge, T.
Patton Leonard Saenccr, Henry G.. sPrkci' fm, :; -
SchcI1cr George A. Taylor. Conrad lnnkeT snIan -
Amastasi Caddic d. Atkins. sarah .NIas Mauu D.
Benkcrs Beatrice q. Chandler. Mabel II. 'larkeom'
Manic J. Crinnlon Marguerite Y. Crowley Louise NJ.
DrrcnhaIsit Ida NJ. Emerson. Helen Farmer MAR
f. Farrell Elizabeth y. Fishbatt. Jessie y HcrvcEy'
Hattie A. Jempeon. Carrie l.. Lane. licnrcua VI
iowcnthal Geoigetia g. Mckay. Julia j. Murray
Martha saonger Ida ". scott. Lena Glbieer' Jennie
r. Stacc Henrietta c. Van der OStcn ana Mamie
Warburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
. SCHOONER SUNK AND NINE LIVES LOST

NcwOicans, June 23-Inteigence has reached
hero from Belize Honduras. OF the fonudetng OF the
schooner Ringiove, or ilaf Moon Cave and The drown
ING NJ min. member, OF her crew The schooner left
lIclizc ast Thursday morning. bound for IruSillo Az
80 O'Clock tha, night, the ocean. when fourteen
miles south OF the cave, she was struck by whri-
wind which sunk her In few minutes. The dory
vo, loose on deck and In 1t the four survivors made
their way 10 Half Moon cave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
TWENTY FIVE GRADUATES OF TRINITY.
HONORARY DEGREES CONFERRED AND PRIZES
AWARDED.

HONORARY DrGRErS CONFERRED AND PRIZES
AWARDED.
Hartford Conn., June o2.-The exercises OF cum
ruencement dav at Trinity College began this morn
ing with PRAYER III Christ Church, at winch Presfieht
smith was assisted bv the Rev. Gcnont Graves. AZ OF
Burlington VT and the Rev. f. X. Miller. Of Delaware.
At 10 O'Clock the literary cxerci-cs took place at f"ot
Guard Armory Hail, the twenty-five members n the
graduating class receiving their degrees The degree
OF Master Of Arts In course conferred the Rev.
Albert T.. Taylor. ~, Fond du Lac. Wis Frederick
Uaght 50, Ncw-Y0rk George W. Rogers -,
Chicago: George A. French. L. b., so. New-forH'
Luccn F. Bennett 40, Soutihoro. Mass: willard
scuAdcr IL b.. 80 New-Ioris. Honorary degrees
were conferred as follows Master of Arts. Donald l.
Warner Salisbury Conn: Doctor OF Letters, The Rev.
Lorenzo Scar, II Associate Professor II Rhetoric IN
Brown University Doctor OF Laws, Joseph Buh!ngtoh
~ JUDGE If The United states District tOnr, MT
tanning. Penn Doctor of Divinity. the Rev. George
william Durl ell rector OF ~. hnsns school. Castle
Ton y Y the Rev Thomas Frank Gaor. Ncc-char-
ccllor Of the University Of the South Scwanec Tenn
and the Rev Lucius Waterman. II, All saints Church.
Littet0n. y. II.
After the awarding OF the honorary degrees. lrcsi
dent smith announced that two OF the Holland scholar
shin prizes had been awarded follows: For excel
len,, In pathological studies william French Co!ns
'o3 Drat,Ichoru Vt. In mathematics and physicni
science. william Howic, 90. Annapolis. The thrn
Holland prize for philosophy. MS not awarded OWING
10 a legal difficulty and the trustees created special
prize of $500 Tor thS year. wmc men WIS ""''''' "
The commencement dinner was given az me NlHh
House at = O'Clock. This evening PRESIDENT Snilh
held reception at his house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
THE KrsrLERS PLANNING ASSASSINATION

Cheyenne. Wyo., June 23.-Cpher letters and DIS
patches received here from Iuifalo warn the State
officials and mcn who have been prominent against
the since the cattle troubles opened that their
lives are in danger. According TO these advlces II
planned 10 send TO tbs place several Northern dcs
peladOcs, who are to assissnatc marked men, Pre-
cautions Tor the safety Of the latter viii be taken M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
az EXPRESS CLERK MISSING WIN $50 600

Warrington. June o3.-Edwn J. Ryan clerk In the
United states Express Company. left this city Tues.
day night taling with him three packages of new
bank notes amounting IN all 10 about $4,000. The
United States Express Company handles all shipments
u Treasury cash. and the packages taken made
np at the Department and addressed 10 outoftown
banks Hence the theft not discovered until yes.
t,rily when IA. expected packages fnilcd 70 arrive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
DIR. sCCDDER WAS PROBABLY INSANE.

Chicago June a3.-rhe examination OF the brain
and spinal cord Of Or. Henry Martyr 6cllddcr. who
died IN jail from the effects of overdose OF morphine,
presumably taken with suicidal intent. revealed
altlons which. IN the opinion Of the physicians. In
dicatcd that lie insane The stomach and brain
win be subjected y careful ANALYSIS. The body
which viii DO taken to Ncw.io!k Nhdny. VIII be
crcnlatcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
MEETING; OF THE EMPIRE TRADE LEAiUE'
lord SALISBURY IN FAVOR OF pREFERENriAL
RATES.

LORD SALISBURY IN FAVOR OF fHi-r
RATES.
London. Jnne o3.-The Empire TRADE Le"su7 "..1
conference to-day. Mr. Lowther. who repr'se'D'e
-, a., ., rbo,et division OF Kent IN the House oi
commons. presided. lie said that LORD eai'So"'y
sympathized with the desire Of the League 't %"
preferential rates be established but ne "'i''% L,
constituencies educated before undertaMhg " -.
l,,c ON the matter Mr.. Lowther added that III ,is
u.s,,,,s sraocb Lord salisbury had shown thi' "c
no longer ignored the essential elements OF inc co'
morc,al situation in Great Britain. Though Lo'u
salisbury did not precisely indorse the imFtraae
c,pes the Lcngie advocated. he said IN MS has"e
-. nn,,,,,oe.s With which the subject was TOO
sroorcn,lv surrounded In Ministerial utieranceS.
SIR Charlie, Tuppcr Canadian iiieh oonnlS' ','e
10 England urged tia. tho t'over'n"nt S I pn nii
du,y Of shlllingS per quarter on nntiII,, s''
md that Canadian wheat should De allnt," Io,ieu
The Agents-Gencrnl - the hn,t'a an snnke IN
Vow -yNolnnd and The Cape Of COCO iiopc, SIN AZ
fayor Of the establishment OF pTeieichu'i u"uO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
CLOSING EXERCIsES AT DOwDOIN.

brunswick, Ne, June o3.-Thc Bowdmn College
commencement exercises were held today There were
forty students In the senior class ana twcntyscvei
IN the open class. Sixtynin persons received The
degree Of Master OF Arts The Rev. Henry T. Cheever
OF Worcester Mass rot the honorary degree OF Master
Of Arts Henry ingalls, Al, Of Wlscasset, was elected
ovcrseer, In place Of George F.. ii. Jackson who
recently died. Charles T. Libby was elected prcs
don't Of the board The board have decided t. estnb
Ush "A central system Of steam cntng for all the
college buildings and also 10 complete the system Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
N,RorIs DE MoREs KILLS HIS OPPONENT.

Paris Jnuc GA duel was fought 20 day between
the MARQUIS dc Morcs and Captain Mayer, In which
tho latter was badly wounded TINT
he died tonight. The duel grew out
~ the anti semitic campaign that has been carried on
in the "Librc Parole The Anarchist paper o' "mcn
Fdounrd Dumont Is the Editor. The weapons used IN
th. duel wcr. swords. The Marquis de MoroS Is a
cIo, friend OF Dnimont and u the witnesses
In his vor In the recent libel suit brought against
Drnmont by VI. Buricau. viccplesifcnt u the tham.
Tor ~ Deputies Drumont. In tbs case was sentenced
IA three, months imprisonment and to pay Il tue OF
francs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
JiNTER FROM THE LEIKING DIM rs OVER.

Pottsvllc. Penn, June o3.-The water company's
leaking dam still holds together. and from present
indications the breast is likely to remain intact until
all the water Is drawn on The water company
officials now pronounce the dam In such condition
that there Is no possibility Of It's colapsing and all
danger IS past The people in the towns throughout
the valley below had returned 70 their homes from
the mountain des last evening, but a vgilant watch
was kept during the night to CIV" instant notice
should there be any change In the state OF Affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
, sPn,oy-s REVOLT ~ ArGHNNISTAN

S,mh June 23.-Adviccs received here from Afghan
lstnn show that tho rebellion among the 'rgaShh"
IIo,oras AGAINST the Amccr Is assuming f"rm'dfoio
proportions. TWO lnndrci and MY of the o'o"" rex"
i,- ,roops and 200 81 the 5000 irrrenlars sent
o,,,rs, tho rebel, have been killed IN the various
engagements that have been fought. The Ainoers
.,diers have become displrited and many oil tneh
are dcsctrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
MORE GOLD GOES 10 EUROPE.

The steamship Columbia. Of the Hamburg. American
Line took out -. 100000 In gold yesterday. II was
shipped by the following bankers Heidcbach, Ickcl-
hcmer d Co.. 81 100000; LazaId Frercs. $780,
600: L. Won Holman & Co.. $500 900: Ladcnburg.
Tholmonn A. Co. $500 600. This males the total ship
mcpts for the week S3,50O,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

GAMES IO'DAi
NcwYorz vs.. Phil1deiphi, at Polo "5Ouhus' "e"-
YORK.
raltinor, vs. Boston al naltlmor'
washincton Brooslyn a. Warrington
Pi,sburg va. Cincinnati al PIT burg.
Chicago VS. louisville, at Chicago
81 Louis vs. Cleye,aad o. 81 Louis.
Tho New.Yor% and Philadelphia teams will pay at The
Polo Grounds to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
NEOOKLNN

Fnrncd runs-W a,hlnatIn 3. IlIookyn 7. TWoba.e m
Hrouth is Ihrt o-bas. hlt-Wn'd. Home rm.s-j0yce.
rorrnon stolen blsc..Dowd Ward 2 .rln.9 2 DGghc
base on mlls-I,v Knlcn bv addJck lit by pitched
bail Daly. Let ta,cs- Washington !, h"oklyn =
sacrlncc hts-IIoy - Ricladsol. Nurns. O'Bien, DAILY
struck oui-By Kien 3. by iIhddock 2. ras-'d hall
Mnliq,n ]. Fins, on errors-hIoo%yn >. Tine hours.
fnlrl II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

:, ,,.r destination. The express company mas sen.
ou, the alarm to all points in the United sua@s,
has failed to find the slightest cie% one The express
suppose TO nndearorcd to keep the matter secret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
vFDNONT ACADENY,s EXERCISES.

Saxtons River VT. June 90 (spcciaD.-The SIX
ieenh annual exercises Of Vermont Academy we're
held today. TWENTY-FIVE addresses were upon the
prorrnmmc The drill showed cat proficiency. Tho
Silver medal was awarded 70 Arthur q. Parker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
COMMENCEMENT AT PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.

COMMENCEMENT AT PENNH> ANA ''L''.'
GclrysLnIg. Penn. June 30 lSp'caD.-1he sNue'h
commencement exercises Cf PENNSYLVANIA College o.
cured here TO-DAY. The Latin saluiatOry was o'
livcrsl by T.. o. Kcnnc aud The valedc'orT by I" MUTT
GETTY The degree OF d. ID. conferred on the
Rev " H. Dnnl,ar Of Lebanon, Penn, and the Rev
David A. DAY. Lutheran missionary 10 AFRICA tha'
of s. G. d. upon g. VI. d. Echeis, OF the ShippcnSburS
state Normal school: that Of doctor OF literature
upon Professor Eaoch PerTnc. Of Iackncll University
and A. NJ upon Dr. II. y. Nipple. Of scllr's Grove,
Penn. The sasSler gold medal, the jnnor N'iH
PRIZE was awarded TO Frederick ii. knubel. OF View
York City. The freshman Prize for general scholar
shin WAS divided between Roscoe F. Wright, Of Mead
VILE y y, and sumner n. Miller. OF Milcrsburs,
Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

TIE CIVILIAN OPERATORS To DE DISMISSED
Madrid juno 23.-Thr Government has decided IN
view Of tho confusion and delay IN Official ana private
business arising from the strike OF telegraph opeOrs'
q, dsmiss all the civilians belonging 10 the telegraph
s,,g ucnccforth nj, the tclcsraphing III Spain will
be- done by military operators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

T,ancd Funs-I9fvad I, Thcn uase h.'t-Mason, Case.
stoicn' ba.c,-M"son, Io'ey I!a,ory. sasrIee hit
iiaswc Highlands. Els: rs, tG;G on slro,. roll.
powers q case :? His Catct Norton. Jackson Keflc
o Novev . Double piav-Nofton. Passed bss-k eddie
o. Time houis. Ump.r,~Lynch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

ericsson SPRINGS on PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces
that and after June 90 all through trains will stop
AT Cresson, aud that the season at Cgess0n springs
Will open on that date :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
c,urs ~ OTHER CITIES

Baltimore June o3.-The Bos,ons completely onnh!.aei
tie Orioles today Winning hands down. McAIahon was
battsd for seventeen hts including two homo and
a total OF twenty seven bases. The score:
f Eo,sSn ..:'.....'i x-is
BssehIts-Daltinors 0. Boston TO- Errors Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
BROOKLYN WINS EASILY.
PERFECT FIELDING AND HARD BATTING GIVE
THEM VICTORY IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, June o3.-The brooklyn tam hcid1 per-
,cctly and qtcd Rillcn hard. winning easily. thunder
storm delayed Of tho game Ward ond Efouthef'
lated Ike nends. Foreman pitched the lat Two Innings
Weather cloudy Attendance. LIZ. The score;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW.YOl.K

FIrst base on crf0r--NeW.Yotk T. IhIInu'ITH1' II,
a, ia,c.OSew"Yok O. Philadelphia 4. First base on balls
on 1g Ktnc =. on Car.ey s. struck out-Iy King y .,
Carey 5 Thceba'c h-A.n Tv9lae hit clan s,Sn
sases-Fving Fuller Thompson. Double Hiay-hia.t"an
I'D Cnnnor Hit by pltch"r-D. Lyon. VIA p' 49,
sl,g i King l. tmdro-Ensc Time OF gene-l 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
HE CAME NEAR TO DEATH.
ONE OF TIE BEST MARKsMEN IN NATIONAL
GUARD.
John A. Wards Interesting "reminiscences
ofa Fall.

HE WAS MAN WITHOUT MUCH MEMORY AND
WITH VERY DIZZY HEAD
Mr. John A. Ward, OF Buffalo. ~ Y, In this
city Yesterday Mr. Ward is well known o crack
racman having stood at the head Of tho famous eota
Regiment N. G.. ). n. Y, in craftsmanship
He many badges at target shooting at 1oo 200.
500 and 600 yards among them the hve years.
service bars Of the National Guard. MI Ward man
Of splendid physique and has the bearing OF soldier;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
REPUBLICAN GAINS.

The new apportionment enables the Rernhcanss nam, ~
elect without Indiana does hot enable .nS have
It's thIry.sx votes They cannot win without tnepa ,a
Harrison beat Cleveland IN New-York BY is'"'s
votes In 1858. Enough said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
SIMPLY NOWHERE WITHOUT THIS STATE

From The Ncw.York sun. June 1G.
BENJAMIN Harrison received 233 Electoral votes
President IN IssS. Grover Cleveland received i
riec,or,i votes and was defeated. New lorks 80,
cas-, otherwise than they were, would have maze
Harrison column lD7 aud the cleveland column y
The loss Of New-York defeated Cleveland .
Indiana could not have done II. Had us
Electoral votes been for Cleveland. this would M
been the result:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

The Republican States OF the Pacific slope Caliorms:
Oregon and Nevada cast their Ia electoral votes iot
IN. ncnuhiican candidate. Colorado their nearesf
Eastern elghbor. cast votes on the samA SIDE; "
bccn the result:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
A FAMOUS KENTUCKIAN's +

a FAMOUS kENIUtkIAN'S FUKENHSI'
Henry watersons dispatch 10 The Louisville Courier
Journal, last May.
contemplating the state Of Democratic ahairs IN
tho state of New-YOrk, | regard the nomination. OF
The candidate Of either OF the factions, Cleveland or
liill, as suicidal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
HARRISON. PIG. CLEVELAND. 1sJ.

Massachusetts,, the Mugwump favorte' knoes
Island which Cleveland knocked back into the ReGuo-
iran Inc I'm Apr and Connecticut are the three New
En Gland States IN which the Republican prepoiMeraheo
has been severely shaken by the Democracy Inc nv
named went Democratic In 1oSs; the Others wv T
Republican. Had all three been Democratic tns
would have been the result:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

Address Of tho New-York Delegation 70 uIe Cmeaso
Convention.
In reply to inquiries addressed 70 us by delegates
land OF New York the delegates OF New-lor with
deep sense Of responsibility 10 the Democracy OK inc
Gnifcd states are constrained TO make answer tina!
in our best Judgment Mr. Cleveands nomination wouto
impcrl the success of the party and wouh expose !"
TO the loss OF the electoral vote OF the sta'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

Henry watterson In The New York Herald, May 10.
Nothing has happened since the defeat OF 1855 20
Inccat. that Mr. Cleveland Is stronger now than he was
then ON the contrary. there are many things tna'
vould Indicate that h. Is weaker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

From another Of Mr.. Wattersol
Louisville COurier-Journal.

II those Democratic newspapers Which ure ninI
tho air with their outcries for Cleveland or couaps
s,cnra allowing the case stated 10 go by defau
succeed I'm forcing the nomination OF the dcfeaIed
President In burst Of emotional Insanity al CncaS
NOV will he answcrable FOR a great crime against
80, canse . Impossible himself he (Senat
NilD and he alone could make Mr.. Cleveland posspi
lie would not or could not, see this. ana. using
mower Ike Sampson. he has brought down the temp
~ Democracy In the Empire state, burying both VI
Cleveland and himself beneath the RUNS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-09-27

G7k ~ G0k0 can be matc month y..work.
VIZ W PAOO Ing for b. +. JOHNSON l. Co,
260o-2-4-i-6-S Main ST., Richmond, Va.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-09-27

FREE sTENoeRApHy A., rv,.,
t.cSs,. FREE, First ci..s ana S.o,,ii T,,nipEwnITINd
HiSa MFG CO.. Parish. i. s0s'-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-09-27

of Dkens's Works, in Twelve Vol
prepaid by ourselves also the WEEKLY
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