The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

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and and sso SsS ssr he ss Ss Sr sn
paper wants something that he wants he has
OK Ike t sf boz boys are bright intelligent polite
| we'll -bred lads, who strive to Guido each other
serSas ss TO the ana
| with blushing protest
There are o. course call bell: : II the house Ss
square card on one side oi which is printed I,as
tons how to reach the various departments OF
%hsH boy " HsidsS A sS saTd cont
sem prdH%p,y ane Of the Clubs
building where tho .'moulders OF publie opin;,
Tomorrow the famous Blaine Club Of Chi.
q previous Convention. viii arrive and take
possession OF the roof OF this massive huild.
ns where Ss v tnsy XII sing s hs %sass
newspaper mon will hereafter get less sleep
than they have up to date.
THE HARRISON MEN CHEERFUL.
Two hourS after the news OF BlsincS action sI
SSsS;n the assySsss ss and
re rooms 81 Gen. New. Mr.. Michener; and
These gentlemen said that the panic had not
MiSsn. an s.esy With 0, rs ss III. Nh Il
%hrn n ss nd TO @ ns
pleased than we are now. We have. sent out
and sson nil delegates. who are pledged to
single vote.
o1 M Rs1 soirs alter rGnn 10
have Mr.; Dcrew mike the nomination speech
for President. and we are going to n!E3minate
effect Of Sr. Biaina's action viii he that we
@ all ths sar sn hs
THE BLAINE LEADERS DELIGHTED.
The Blaine leaders were found in their va
rops rarlors Ex-Marshal Pawn; John z, Nil
ssa otess1 s snaf VIII H.
Colorado Senator's, parlor. Senator Fas-
t@s s to hin ana Mr f. e Armour and
others; The delight and amusement Of these
fa' said f1 that at NJ sFGa% mem action
cabinet after he had been insulted by the
President and loutcd by Secretary Foster and
%oecs snd hat the only friends Of
was m amusing fact That in three years the
cfIiceholiers. He said that Harrison's soidest
delegation, here is the Indiana delegation.
t ana G m Tyey were nnf hS
We nominated Harrison they would not ask
With q sres ssr the nomnn
then a her tor
ESo'Sq ot thee ssA of " The Tsf S?Snaf
the Reprtlicans OF Indiana raised s5o0,ooo"s
special fund An election in Indiana is otter
The senator went on to say that the
AMh Admir- had been tiippsns mud At
Blaine and Harrison. for the reason that friends
an even division Of the votes. which was. "
the orinion, that any capital eould be made
against Blaine because of his having been in
the Presidents official family
NEWSPAPER MEN ENTERTAINED.
Thomas Lowrey. the magnate of Minneapo-
lis. entertained George Alfred Townsend and
a half dozen other newspaper men and others
s5a fhey n sat nj
paintings By the foremost European artists
in He
this city made. upon these Journalists was
has been here long enough to see it. 1t is ono
Of The most beautiful Of the Western towns
1t has system OF the most picturesque parks,
almost every one Of which encloses one little
lake OF crystal with luxrriant greenery. Low
rey's swift electric cars run to all these resorts
Crowds OF people loaf under the trees. bands Of
music float on barges in tho lake in the sum
mer time. and the places becomens gay and
There is no lack Of liquor here when the Con-
vention strangers are present. but when they
go away the stringent ordinances OF the town
will he newly enforced. 1t il a popularity of
the liquor laws that the saloons are not H.
has to- pay car fare to get drink.
Mr. Iuwrey and Senator Washburn have to-
dnv sienced the fears Of those visitors who
anticipate trouble for the thirty thousand
strangers whowill be here next week. They say
I hat the town will find beds for every one and
that the only possible discomfort will be at
noon time. when the Convention pours out its
myriad attendants all looking for food. The
small numb Dor Of restaurants will perha ps leave
many hungry. These people are husters and
since they foresee this trouble. they will find
Way TO rem edy IL. 1880