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THE HARRISON MEN.
They Come to the Front with Some
Strong Claims.

They Come to the Front with Some
Strong Claims.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 3-AmonR the friends
were Senator Hiscock, of New York, and
Gen. Lew Wallace, of Indiana. Wallace
sai, Harrison would be nominated on the
first ballot. Blaine's name will not be men
toned before the convention. A count of
delegates will show this. Blaine's letter
was final and meant just what it said.
There will be an effort to STAN! edo the
Harrison delegates, but it won't succeed.
gate and an original Blaine man, believes
the Minnesota delegation has sixteen Blaine
men and two for Ha rison. c. B. Hart and
others of the West Virginia delegation ar
rived to-day. Hart said Blaine's letter
needed no inter pretation, and it IL now too
name il presented he believed the delega-
tion would vote for Harrison.
Ex-Gov. Warmoth, of Louisiana, said
Louisiana is for Harrison and the electoral
vote of the state will be cast for him. The
sugar, rice and lumber interests OF the
state are strongly for Harrison and the re-
publican ticket because of the benefits of
the Mckinley bill.
John r.. Lynoh, Mississippi's colorsd
leader. and fourth auditor OF the TREASURY,
said to-day the delegates should not be
called upon to decide between Blaine and
Harrison. The friends Of both men should
at once confer and determine which shall
be the nominee. "We feel that Harrison's
record and attitude ON behalf of colorsd
voters certainly entities him to their sup
port"
Miles Kehoe. of Illinois, delegate at large.
ia for Harrison. and believes forty-four of
the delegates from his state will be with
IA EI..m hAf aa.lo - II 1{lh
o able for Blaine to accept ChAun0ey /.
Filley. of Missouri, delegate ut large, be-
leyes his delegation will obey instructions
and vote for Harrison. at least on the first
ballot. He Thought however, that Missouri
would cast two-thi do of its vote for Blaine,
with Harrison out Ut the wav. Senator
FELTON,, OF California, said: 'fm mot for
Blaine per &c." The senator will wait to
hear from his delegation before deciding
how hs will vote. He states that As was
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THE coLoRED VOTE FOR BLAINE.
Kellogg Says Harrison's Fol-
lowing viii Dwindle Away.

Ex-ssnator Kellogg Says Harrison's Fol-
lowing viii Dwindle Away.
WASHINGTON. D. O., June 8. If there is
any one republican who claims q thorough
knowledge Of the feeling among the col
ored element Of his partyit is ex-senator
William p. Kellogg. He asqaired his rep
utation Al carpet-bagget in Louisiana
and has never allowed his politiual scruples
to interfere with the hold he has over the
negro. Mr.. Kslloga's views of what may
be expected from the colorsd delegates
from the south At tho Minneapolis conven-
tion have therefore, some weight.
II have received only thia morning" said
Mr.. kellogg. 'several kilograms from mem
bers of more than one delegation announc-
ing the fact that they had determined to
vote for Mr.. Blaine. These messages have
been coming to me for the last two or three
weeks from various sources and altogether
/ shall say that they represent the feelings
of one or two men on every delegation from
tho southern states.
Ever since it became apparent that Mr..
Blaine's name would be presented IN the
Harrison, who is not popular among the
negroes. and gain for Blaine, tell yon.
Mr.. Harrison's S65 votes upoT which g.4is
friends counting with such certainty 0
even now melting away like ice in the mid
summer and by tho time the convention
assemblies you may expect to see Mr.. Harr-
sons following greatly diminished. It
will be Blaine without any doubt"
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WASHINGTON. June 3.--Seoretary Blaine
and Gen. j. w. Foster, representing the
United States, and Sir Julian Pauncefote,
British minister, Hon. George Foster.
Canadian minister of finance, and Hon.
Mnck Bowel, minister OF customs, repre-
ssnting Great Britain. and incidentally tho
dominion government. had conference in
tho stRte department to-day in regard to
trade relations between the United States
and Canada. The main question ut issue
is the alleged Discrimination ON the part of
Canada against the United States in the
matter OF tolls on the Welland and ST.
Lawrence canals. The conference will last
several DAYS.
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GROWING IN INTEnEsE.
Conservatives Bscsming AIasnAoA Ove
tho Zsal Displayed. sSs EsI

rrr...v~es~.. rp.n~.rs.- = Ass-.S i lhs
~ a NJ WI a. M ~ d sS slS
ne Assi Disp'syr 80 n saSs aS
MINNEApoL1s. June 8.--The pteeidenti4Ig
contest 10 growing in interest," houSly. v
ara bacorning pnlinlv excitAd anA ea14irmTI ~
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Alo - pski"niAR - 10y nA1sn s1an n.ss N
partlsans are beginning 30 fsAr the Ses1le9S
Of the campaign. whichever wins, Whether
by or against his viii Bisinata frianda h6vasss
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Snap Delegates win Caucus.

NEW York, June "A meeting Of dele
gates to the national democratic oonvsn-
tion chosen by the mid-winter convention.
is called for conference next Tuesday. It
is said Senator d. b. Hill will attend. and
important action will be taken in reference
to his candidacy for the presidential NOM
ination. A dispatch from Troy says at this
meeting it will be proposed that In case the
national committee admits the Syracuse
delegates the mid-winter delegates shall
change their allegiance to Roswell p.
Flower; that this propositions is to be made
to the Syracuse delegation, who are to be
asked to unite on Flower, and throw Cleve-
land over.
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AGAIN HELD UP.

Psrnicious Activity or stage Robbers In
the Musselshell.
B1LLINGs. June 3.-[Special. The coach
of the Billings and Great Falls stage line
going south was held up again this morn
ing Ut six O'Clock by two masked men three
miles north of the Musselshell, at Lavins.
They took the treasure box and mail sacks.
The shsriff's posse is about three hours be-
hind the robbers. No passengers were
aboard.
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And Immediately Started for Minne-
apolis to Work for His NOM
nation
The Secretary Will Accept. Says
His CONFIDENTIAL Lieutenant,
Mr.. Boutelle.
No Mere DsclIsatisns VIII I3a Mads--Is In
the Hands Of His Friends
Hencsforth.

WAsH1NaToN. June 3. Congressman Bou-
tslls, of Maine. just prior to departure for
Minneapolis to-day had 4 conference with
Blaine. 10 Q correspondent afterwards be
said: Il am as sure Of Rlains's nonina-
tioa as am that the sun willlrise to-mor-
row. and Of his acceptance AIN just ~
sure. II i was not, what dolyou suppose !
would be going 10 Minnsapolis for? OF
course l am sure. haven't . doubt about
it,"
Then the confidence Of the Harrison
men, who believe Blaine will write another
letter. must be iIl-foundsd?'
1T has nothing to stand on. Blame will
write No more letters. send no more tele-
&. ans, or give anv instructions TO anybody
to demand the withdrawal of his name OF
decline the nomination for him."
"Yon are sure Of this?"
Absolutely"
Secretary Blame told an Associated press
reporter this afternoon that he would write
no more communications in regard 70 thu
presidential nomination.
.
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ZEAL FOR SILVER.

Exhibited by Harrison just Before the
Convention Meets.
WASHINGTON. June 3.--Secretary Foster.
on his return from New York, gave the
president an account Of his conference in
that city with fnanoisrs representing differ
snt shades of opinion on the silver question.
In commenting on the matter. the presi-
dent stated his own view, and said he in
tended the composition of the commission
to tho monetary conference shonic be such
as to convince all fair minded people that
the strongest possible effort would be made
to procure an International agreement upon
an agreed ratio and opening the mints Of
the world to the coinage of silver rs freely
as now accorded gold.
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Chicago Men in Revolt.

CHICAGO, June "a meeting Of delegates
from Illinois was held with Senator Cullom
this morning. There were present j. p.
Roberts, of Mound City; W. A. Rankin, of
Orarga; L. w. Kitchell, of Pana; Judge
Rhodes, Of Carlton. and others. Senator
Cullom expressed confidence that the dele
cation would be solid. with possibly one or
two exceptions, for Harrison. The only
signs of revolt against Harrison, he thought,
were among Chicago men. "e
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In El.ehe won the oaa es

LONDON, June a--This was the last day
of the EPSON summer meeting. The prin-
oipal event was the race for the Oakes
stake. next In interest among great events
in England to ths derby. baron Hirsch's
great ally, La Flochs, who started favorits
for she derby and ran second in shat rxoe,
proved winner, The SMsw second. Lady
Hermit third. Time, 2:43 4-b.
This weather WAS fair aud cool. There
was large fashionable attendance.
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Suddenly eomplste darkness fell upon the
train. Ihe enGiuesr and hssman crouched
upon the door Of ths engine. A terrific
gast liftsd the engine, weighing seventy
tons, and dvs carriages. and tsrsw them
over An smbankmsnt into cutting half
full OF wstsF. The station q Nowska has
been converted into ! hospital for the in
jursd. who number twenty three.
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MIssoULA NEwsPAPEns.
An Option Secured ON Harrison spaul
ing's Plant and Franchise.

An Option Secured ON Harrison spauld.
ing's Plant and Franchise.
MIssouLA. Juno 3.-[special. l-R. ].
Hartman has obtained thirty day option
on the plant and press franchise Of the
daily Missoulian. The amount for which
the option is given ia understood to be $685.
600. r. ths sale is congummated II will give
to Mr.. Hartman the control Of the morning
and evening franchises of the Associated
press and the United press. Harrison
SpauldinR, the present owner, has received
several offers in the past year for the use Of
one or the other of these franchises, indc-
pendent Of the plant, but has steadily re-
fused TO sell them for figures within the
reach Of buyers. Mr.. Hartman states that
the Missoulian will undoubtedly be pur-
chased and that it will be greatly improved
and enlarged.
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Wants to Keep His Job.

speaking to-day of the presidential situa-
tion, said: ''Harrison's nomination is the
only logical conclusion of the unanimous
verdict of approval passed upon the admin
istration. One short term of four years
has justified denomination by the party
Whenever the president Decentralization re-
ceives the copntry's unqualined endorse
mant -
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Fir.t shipment Of Wool.

ser. agent Of Fenno Bros. 4 Child, made
the first shipment of wool to Boston to-day.
fifteen thousand pounds, tho clip OF John
Schroeder. sS .ae ,A5
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st. Louis Races.

ST.. LOUIS, June 3.-Track fair. Handi-
cap. six furisngs-Upman won, Royal Flush
second, Getaway third. Time, 1:15A.
Handicap, four and one-haH furlones-
Brownwood won, Miss Wasiey second, The
Jeweas third. Time, :57.
Seven and ons-half furlongs-Nellis Pearl
won, LanRtry second, SiRhtdraft third.
Time, 1:3919.
ond, Fender third. Time. l:44ha.
Mile--May Hardy won, Coronet second.
Eolem third. Time, 1A4.
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lu,uect,ur the Canadian Pacific.

WINNIpFa. June 3.-Prssident Van Horne
and party returned yesterday from the Pa
ciiio coast, after an inspection Of the Can
adian Pacific line. Mr.. Van Horne savs II
in the intention of his company TO sstab-
lish fast line Of steamers between British
Columbia and Australia at an carly date.
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unprecede..ea Rnlu At Detroit.

DETROIT, June 3.-Ihete was an unpre-
csdentsd rain here last evening. Tho water
in the streets is foot deep. The damage
will roaoh into the thousands. For time
passengers to and fRom the depot had to be-
transferred across the streets in express
wagons.
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Politics Mt Dillon.

DILLON, June 3.-[Speeial.l-A second
partial ticket, independent, was placed in
the field to-day, in opposition to the ticket
nominated at the citizens lconvention last
Saturday, The nominees are: For mayor,
O. Z. Morse; for police magistrate, j. II.
Holden; for street commissioner, J. H.
Cowan. ]. E. Morse was nominated for
alderman in the First ward, but declined to
run.
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Held for Mansisughter

DILLON, June Especial. THE prelim-
mary examination of Chris. Synder, who
shot w. r. Mcintosh Saturday. was held
yesterday. The charge was granddaughter.
w. s. Barbour appeared for Snyder and
County Attorney Burleigh conducted the
prosecution. There were no now develop
ments in the case. Justice McGough took
the matter under advisement until this
morning when he bound Snyder over in
the sum of $1,50O to appear before the die
trict court. Snyder furnished bonds
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Went Over to blaine.

CHICAGO. June 3.-The delegation to Min
neapolis from Tennessee arrived here this
morning and announced that her Harrison
instructed delegates have gone over to
Blaine. except two.
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Colored Republicans Anti-Harrison.

CHICAGO, June 3.-John M. Langston,
colorsd delegate ftom Virginia. in an inter
view to-day. declares the colored voters are
in revolt against Harrison, and that the
only man who can give the negro justice in
the south is Blaine. He declared the col-
ored people hold the balance of power in
Illinois, Ohio and Pennsylvania. and might
disastrously assert it il Harrison ~ re-
nominated.
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Latonia Races.

CINCINNATI. June 3.-Track rather slow.
Six -Rippona won, Outoraft sec-
ond, Excelsior third. Time, 1:17A.
Mile and twenty yards-Crovills won.
Maud Howard second, NiShol third. Time
1:481S.
Seven furlongs-Clin G. won, Pendle-
ton second. London third. Time. 1904.
Five and one-half furlongs-Rose Boy
won, Peddlsr second, Lottie third. Time.
ILL 1-5.
Four and one-half furlongs-Plutuaw won.
Youlind second, Governsss third. Time,
:6G 1-5.
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ON JUNE 4TH, 1850, AMY
RoBsART was married to Queen
ELIsABETH's favoritc, the Earl
Of LEICESTER.
Many marks Of royal favor
led LE1c ESTER to suppose that
he might become a Queens con-
sort; hence AMY's death at
Cumnor Hail, a tragedy which
inspired SCoTT's famous novel
of Kenilworth Castle.
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An Illegal Gambling Game.

M1ssoULA, June 3.--[Special.l The trial
of Donald Mitchell for running gam
bling game contrary to law, came up
before Judge Evans court to-day. Mr..
Mitchell is one of the prominent saloon
keepers of the oity, and has several faro
games running at his place os business, for
which he has licenses. The game referred
to, however, is claimed by him to be a poker
game and can be played with cards. dice or
blocks of wood. The lawyers have been
wrestling with the mysteries of the game
for two days. with the result that defend
ect il bound over to the circuit court.
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su,,ivan Thinks He Is Loser.

BosroN, June 3.-John L. Sullivan seemed
sur rprised whom told Of Jackson's victory.
ANY white man who fights with niger
ought to be whipped" said he. But, on
the quiet. Pm out good money ON this game.
10 be honest about it, this result is great
disappointment to me. I wanted Slavin to
win for purely business reasons, and I'll
toll you why. Ihavs known all along that
Slavin would be dead easy picking for me,
and 80 have all the genuine sporting men
in the country. Fer that reason slayin
could not get any backing to 20 against
me. Mitchell thought he was world
beater and b'cked him at odds of two to
one sRanat the man who whipped and
broke his Jaw in ten rounds. Now, if
elavin had whipped Jackson some clubs in
this country would have hung up so much
money in purse for him aud me that
could easily forfeit my meeting with Cor
bett or elss fight them both. There would
have been barrel Of yellow dust sent over
here from England behind Slavin and it
could all have been kept here. and would
have had the big end of it. So figure
am $4,000 ont on the fight"
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Morris Park Races.

MoRR1s PARK, June 3.-Six furlongs-
Great Guns won. Brown Beauty second,
Tom Hayes third. Time, 1:l71a.
Mile-Two Bits won. Fidells second, Lord
Motley third. Time. lao.
FIVE furlones-Mendlcant won. Drusilla
second, Propristy third. Time. :591s.
Mile and one furlonR-Russell won, Mad.
stone second. Kildser third. Time, 1:57l5.
Mila-Isanqust won, Westchester second,
Maty Stone third. Time, 1:4l.
Six furlonps-Mammis won, Tar and
Tartar second, Lawless third. Time,
1:1814.
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scores Made In Yssterday's Games BY the
League Clubs
WASHINGTON. June 3.-Ths Senator'S vie
tory was an easy one. Washington 8. hits
8, errors 1; Cleveland 4, hits 8, errors 4.
Batteries, Killsn and MilliRan; Young and
RutRsn, thinner.
BALTr1oRE, Juno 3-Ths Reds bunchsd
their hits Baltimore 2, hits 8, errors 4;
Cincinnati Is, hits 8. errors 8. Batteries,
Mcmahon and Robinson, Darysa and MUIR
ply.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-The Philliss' ak
cellent team work shut out the colts. Phil
adslphia 4, hits 8. errors 1; Chicago 0, hits 8,
errors l. Batteries, Kesfe and Clements,
Gumbsrt and S0hfiver.
New York, juno 3. The PittsburRs won
in tho fourth, bunohing their hits. New
York 2, hits 8, errors 8; Pittsburg s. hits 6,
errors 2. Batteries, Rusie and Murphy,
Baldwin and Mack.
BROOKLYN, June 3.--The Bridsgrooms'
wietohed fielding caused defeat. Brooklyn
8, hita 8. errors IL; Louisville II, hits IA. err
rors 6. Battsries. Hart and Foutz, kins-
low; Jones and Dowse.
Boston, Juno 3.-.St. Louis took the game
In the tenth on three successive hits. Bos-
ton 2, hits 8. errors I; st. Louis 8. hits 10,
errors 2. Batteries, Staley and Kelly, Get
zeiR and Buckley.
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NEW YORK, Juno 3.-Ihe IOIIOWlnk ar
the bank olsarings repot ted weekly:

Total for the week oaaias June 2, OF the lead
ing cities of the unitod States, $i0ls, A6a,s7S in
crease 81 per cent, compared with came weel
last year.
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PARL1AMENr,s WORK DONE


Virtual Closing or the Session-POlltics
In the Eiapire.
copyright. 1892 New York Associated Press. !
LONDON, June 3.-rhe last session Of the
present parliament virtually closed to-day.
Tho desire of section Of the cabinet. sup
ported by the unionist party, was to pass
the Irish local government bill in order to
10 before the country with Irish pledges
redeemed. 1t failed to prevail against
electoral exigencies. The queen will re-
turn to Windsor June ~, in order to avoid
the necessity of ths ministers travelling
through Scotland to tender their resigna-
tions. Ths formalities of the dissolution
of parliament are certain to occur before
Jane rs.
The date of the opening of Gladstone's .
Midlothian campaign is not fixed. He will
address three q eat meetings at Edinburgh.
West Calder and at Dalkeith. In letter
to the trades council. appointing June 16
for an interview, Gladstone complains for
the frst time of deafness. aud asks that
sight, too, seems to be failing, ~ he re-
Gently had to ask Morley to read docu-
ments for Linn in parliament.
Liberal election funds, already swollen by
large contributions, received an unexpected
accession BY an indirect contribution from
Andrew Carnegie.
The whole tifty-five Mccarthy members
will seek recollection, and all Parnellits
seats will be contested by McCarthyites.
The amount of American donations to
election funds will largely determine the
fats OF the Parnellites. Gen. Collins and
4. p. OConnor have gone to d lblin to on
deavor to promote reconciliation between
the two Itish factions, but with little pros
peOt of SUCCESS.
Rumors are current that Germany ia try
ing to effect disruption Of the Franco
Russian entente by means CT the Suez
canal question.
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BANK CLEARINGS.

Business Done During the Past Week In
the Money Centors.
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Lifted the EuEtnc Fr0M the Track.
VIENNA, June a--Ths Abram Brod mail
trnin. wrecked by tornado near Nowska
| station last night, had fearful experience.
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BASE BALL.

scorss Made In YssterdAy's Games BY the
League ClubA