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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-11
IOWA SOLID FOR ROLES.
Grover Clevelaad. However. Il the See.
ead Choice Of the State.

CorScgL BLurrs. Ia. May ia-Tae Dem
ooraiic state convention meets here :onlor-
row 80 seiec: delegates 10 shc national con-
vensson. The only contest in the convention
IS likely 10 he over the financial plank
Congressman Hayes is here from Wash
inston City. He IS the leader Of for
ral6ab!e element which will protest
against any declaration IN favor Of free
silver. The last TWO Democratic state
conventions of Iowa declared for free
coinage, hg.; the indicstsons are that tie
present enc viii declare for the coinage os
both geld and silver 80 the greatest ex;en:
compatible with an equal interchange o.
sire circulating medium.
The state O: Iowa viii send solid dele
CATION 10 the national congressional con-
veatson instructed 10 vote as a Unit for
Horace Roles for president Of the United
States These Instructions will be en-
platte. and the Hsvksye Democrats VIII
not think Of second choice until Roses
no longer has hope of receiving n.sioEs.
favor. Should the contingency arse TIE
Iowa delegation VII doubtless cast . solid
vote 1a- Cleveland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-11
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-11

Nsw foSS, Msr IA morning pare.
has Washington City dispatch s.ssinc
that lass night the Washington Ctr CORE
spoadeas Of the Cincinnati Emcnsrev tel
eg-srse1 81 his psne- Sa inter
view WITH .osa sherman. Arcopos Of ex-
Senator Pats announcement N Nash
rsase yesterday thai he considered Senator
John Sherman s very strong candidate 90.
sAe presidency. Sherman sas1.
] AZ S.. ever TIE sxsG2e5as-soa. 80 aos er-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-11
TIE coxNxcrrcur DEMOCRATS.

Deneunce Free silver, Cheer Clsveiand
and Send Free Delegates.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. May lo.-The DEM
ocrasie state convention met this morning,
with Judge Walsh IS temporary chairma an.
He made speech urging that the dele
gates be instructed General E Barley,
of New Haven, Was made permanent
chairman. The mention Of the name OF
Cleveland in his address aroused I'M
bounded enthusiasm. The delegates arose,
cheered, threw up their hats and three
las:y cheers were given for him. This
was followed by cheers for Hill, mingled
with Kisses from the Cleveland men, Dell
egases 10 the national convention were
then selected.
The platform demands q tariff revision o. TIE
lines OF the national platform of ISIS. deEaan6s
frse raw material: deaernces the Mckinley
bill; declares fer stable currency OF gold, silver
and paper. founded u2oo coined money OF the
least eesasnAeie nucsration IN value aa1 regards
the unlimited coinage OF silver dollars worth
haf 6. cents each with legal tender attributes
attached - financial herexy. certain - result II
rroYost;oaase reduction Ia wages. The unset
ssing of contracts aud Widespread distress, ap-
r.ards the integrity, x;asesmaaship and patriot
ssa o. the administration Of Grover Cleveland
and denounces the administration ct HArEssea-
Nos word was said rs 70 i2ss-usziag delegates
fa- Any particular canSs1ases-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-11
THE RIVERS FALLING.
Not Likely That the Aissis-
sippi Levees Will Break
, m IOWA.
STILL RAINING
The Worst Over &C Ltnecln. Neb.-The
Missouri Threatens TO Take . New
Channel 1t Sc. Zee.

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here has fallen half 3 fsos in Ire past
sxentr-sor- hours There IS no neE. from
the break. Eo-s than wss forwarded l1Ss
might Il Is estimated thai the present
rise &c tie Arkansas rzve- vii rssea
twenty-five feet zs Little Rock By Mar Ii
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P-oys6s1ce the rsvsr hxs fallen, and re
damage dome by yesterdays xlai Is being
repaired
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nearly al iav. Espa-Fs sro2 the rersl
districts a-s ot tie g-ooEssss cas-.-1e--
The river. however. Is falling. ant no
further se-soGs 6.zsesfs feared
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-11
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EVrsr, Mont Nav ID. S0se-al. a
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orr wIrH STREET CAR CONDUCTOR
A Butte Society Belle tsfvea Iaudanun
90 Her Mother and E,epeA-

BugTE. May 10 - special. Maggie
Brown. aged la, society belle Of this
town and niece Of John f. Moves, caps-
talist Of :Ais place ana Seattle. and Harry
X. Holmes. young street car conductor,
eloped from Boulder 10; Springs At mid
nigh; Of Sunday. The girl and her mother
le.s here for the springs on Saturday,
Holmes JOINED them iAc next Gay. When
Ms. Brown retired for the night the
daughter gave her spoonful of lauaannra
which Holmes had purchased during the
isy, They wanted TO make sure thai she
would rot wake Up and spoil their plans.
The csrs drew VIA; money was II the
safe st the hotel 90 her mothers credit
They started cut GA foot at midnight,
walked three miles - TIE railroad. board
ea freight, reached Helena in the morn
ing and STOPPED at hotel. registering SIS
man and wife,
Asoas an hoEr after the departure Of
the -nnawsys, the sroaas % Mrs Brown
we're heard ay the guests in the hotel
Assistance was summoned, aud two ply
ssesSas remained with her the rest Of the
night. rsinS al known methods 10 relieve
her Of the poison. Up - O'Clock yesse--
day evening she MAS unconscious Mean
tine he telegraph was used, and tire ran
swsys we're placed under arrest AZ Helena
Ms. Erew-s VII recover
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h p. KARHARr DEAD.



Collector Of Customs OF Pcrtlsnd and
Prominent Citizen.
PORTLAND. May iI-Hon. R P. Earhart.
collector of customs of the port of Port
land, died at o'clock this "wednesday
morning. OF Bright's disease.
tRocksy r. Earhayt WA bora In Franklin.
OHIO. On June y. ISL. and was rezred and edu-
Gated in that state. He came TO the
Pacific coast via the Issemus and be-
came . clerk n the Qusrtermastcr departments
OF the United States army posts at Vancouver
aud The Dailea He then dealt n merchandise
IN the counties along the west side OF the WIFE
xEaetse, aud afterwara served - United
States Indian agent at the Warm Springs
agency. and subsequently chic; clerk. spe-
eisl Indian agent and secretary Of the board az
Unfted States commissioners 20 the klamath
and Modoo trlhea Ia .sSs, having concludes
these employmen be went into business Ia
ss.em. where he continued for four yeara-
He managed the Chemeketa hotel there for
time and became famous as heat In isso ne
represented Marion county in the state lsgisia-
ture and afserward was business manager OF Ben
Hoaladay's paper. the n1sly Bsslaia in Portland.
From Is7a until ISIS he was chief clerk OF the
surveyor generals Office. ressgaing then 70 en-
ter upon his duties IS secretary OF state. TO
which he was elected. He was renomi-
mated to that position IN lSsl
and was elected By q VERY ssrge majority. Ia
1855 he was retired from o.s.ce By the tenure OF
rs.iee scs and went 10 Portland - ias
manager q. the Northwest Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, which position
he held up TO the summer of iSaA when as re-
tired to accept the appointment of collector OF
customs Coz the po-f Of Portland. which potafsca
be held o; the t:rae OF his death. He wss
married IN Polk coanty, Dragon, in is6&, to Miss
NJ. A. Burden ana four daagassrs are The
irais ci tie marriage xs. ksThsTf
was a very prominent Mason. having
attained tie shs-sy-,h;rd degree therein lie
wss grand matter Of Oregon in ls-sTs AID 49,
sisted in establishing the frat COM
nssndery Of kaixhss T~rr,ar in 'ae
Northwest For over TWENTY-FIVE years M
EssAass Was one Of tho fo.cE.os; saen il Oregon
and fer nsasiy all Of that time held some puh-so
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FEDERATION OF woMEN.s cLusS.
Over xea Delegates in Attendance ~
the Biennial CenventioA in CaieaEe-


the BteaEiai Convention in Caieaxe-
CHICAGO. May A-Nes-sy <oa delegates
30 the Federation of Wozsen's Clubs,
which Is sAo1s 20 hold It's biennial session
here. are II the city. The headquarters
xrs ss TIE Palmer koase, AMI 3 number o.
meetings we're he'd today. To@a-ro< Tie
convention ~sla hold il. k-sf session n
Central Music hall and vii be called 40
order by Ms CHARLOTTE Emerson Brown.
sAe srss president cf Inc federation Many
vel known women viii attend The o.
,ecs o: The federation - 30 discuss and
co-.a Dx-s methods 81 canSuc.szS uo-
meas clubs Throughout TIE word
n order 10 mutually ee-ess each
o;As-. Tie association vas organized Il
1889 81 meeting o. the So-osss = New
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Ing ~ The national co2ncal q women IS
distinct bo5y, They As23 al executive
sssssso1 81 tie Palmer Ao1ss TODAY. The
meeting wAs presided crs- ey Mrs Mar
WrSgAs SswaA. c. Indianapolis. Az3
among aAoss present we-e Frances Va
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LEFTTHEDEMOCR
Governor Pennoyer, Of Oregon,
Joins the Farmers Alliance.
IOWA IS SOLID FOR so'Es'
hut Cieveland II Second Choies-Cen-
..e<,eus Democrats Cheer Prophet
bat Delegates Go Uninssrsssea-

PoRrIASp, May lo.-ISpecial. Governor
Pennoyer delivered speech at Aibina to-
night in which be virtually repudiated the
Democratic platform Of Oregon this year.
and appealed to the people to vote the
Ponies national or Alliance ticket. The
main ground of his objection to the Demo-
cratic platform was its course on the imam
cial question and its refusal to advocate
the free coinage of silver.
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the mines with non-union men that course
might be pursued. Many Union Pacific
and Northern Pacific railroad men are In
favor OF the action Of the miners and
declare that should the union cali Oh them
for assistance they would consider il their
duty to render all aid possible The sup
port Of railroad men would be of great
benefit TO the striking miners, even though
the owners should import full force Of
non-union men, as they would Be unable
TO transport them.
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