Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-06
What Is Said in Regard to Reports From
Minneapolis to the President and the Con-
dition of Things There-Senator sherman
viii support Harrison.

,oruo.o...; n ~ c. - -
epresen'''i'e Oh IhE STAR waited upon
secretary Kusk this morning 10 ascertain II
possible whether there was any truth in the
statement ms unfinished in the morning papers
that an .sort r.; ,oor, - >, 49, -, >,
allow Tho ,,so % H. -, o.. - - -,
the presidential ticket
There is no truth in the statement what
ever. sald the Secretary. adding emphatically,
MY name cannot be used either singly or in
combination against the President. and no
friend of mine Will suggest such USE
More than that the Secretary would not and
did not say.
SECRETARY RusK A POSSIBILITY,
ReI;evers i'm soor,,o, Phi, &c.. ,.o,,. ,,,,,,
surnrisas and dac;5aaiv .lon,;cor a., H.,
heard this mornirr, .bat tho ,,ustv o,,r;crl,,,,s.
might easily no tho la,,or o,d 90 ,bo r,.;,o
ticket and as n eonsenn.nc, .bsre was So,
of anxious inonirars NJ every fnun. ~ info,,,,P2
tion irving 10 And ON. how much or bow ii,,Io
of trutb was in iha rumor Tlara NOS ~, -,
blance of tJutb in !, so ,ho -
ouirers ara NO Ia,o.r onx;ors S,r.,
Rusk will not ner,n;. ,hn no % a.;
name under onv c;rcrmsta,coS so io,,,, ~ D.;
dent Harrison i in the tiaId of - :, 49,,
be that some one other tbaT ,bo proSi5a,,, mi,
he nomin,tad ana ,h., ,baoo,,o,,,; Iii IL
lool .ror,a Gov -, .~, t,;;. :.
m,, 70 LII ,ha go, .L,, lio'
event Gan psi, :; .,,a,,lrI. = AZ $500 - a..
nronnnont o,,5 ,,r,,,,;s.r 20 ~, 49, .
me, ubn soo,, 20 ha n,t,;iahIa +. ~ D.
d. il da,aa.aI g. 81 70 az, - w. iesi-
mateJ ~, he ro,,i1 a. an =; IL; :. = ~
H. Sora,a, S;,. a.. -" VIZ ms Po"ei ~ ii"Ae
y. rs 'i'e ies,"''
HAS WEAKENED Mr.. BLAME
Secretary OF the Treasury Foster was seen by
a reporter last night and the Secretary. while
refraining from expressing himself M length on
the subject OF Mr.. Blaines resignation. said
-. ', ,h hue nun, as was Pe,iec! satisfied
Secretarv ..I tbinL NJ p,a;ne,s 60, - t -,
jured him rather than benefited him" Further
than this Mr. Foster declined to talk.
MR. BLAINE Is A CANDIDATE.
James q Blaine is a candidate for tho m
M. -:,--..-, -..s A0
Pupiicah presidential nominauon. 1his state
ment has been made by some of the ex-premier's
nearest and dearest political friends but for all
that II has not been generally believed. The
of tbe Zoo, tba, H. pio;no L;,.,aI, - -;
from making such an announcement puh-
licly he has not made the announcement even
yet, but he is IN the held nevertheless. 1t was SO
s sIh 70 .ne tresiaent YESTERDAY, put Gen.
aia,,ae2 . le.useu 70 oeLeNe .le somewhat DE.
.N l ioua. 'ne st"teiheii, WIS
- a.. 80 =, iS supp. as P5ouucea sri-
pIn;,,o, a.;,';.. =; ~ .ne iis m ~ hr'
:, - s s'A n,S ~ oeh"h. inns war,
- ~, iioie Va q snoeh uiaii vas tne Iesishs-
ment to the Executive Mansion ON Satnri,r
To some extent the resignation had been ex-
pected. but the open candidacy of Mr.. Blaine
was !otally unlocked ior.
From, Hi. e;,, =, W;,naasnl;. 80 - e,n'
yond a,v peraayenture the stains of Mr. blaine
before the convention
WILL HELP THE PRESIDENT.
Assistant Attorney General Colby of Nebraska
returned N Wasbincton TODAY ua soi1 ,b;,
,.. >
I'll .ernn'
Il talked with the Nebraska delegation after
Mr.. Blaine resignation was rendered and can
state that they VIII not support Mr.. Elaine
II he IL proposed, but Will stand solid for
Dir. Harrison. also talked with the
wyoming men and only two are for Blaine.
MY opinion Is that the announcement of the
resignation Will help the Presidents chances
materially"
PROVED BOOMERANG.
Attorney General Miller today received
telegram from Minneapolis saying that Blaine's
letter of resignation has proved boom
erang there. The Attorney General said
that the resignation would have been
more enectl'e II IL had been withheld unth
.;s not No nc lo2heu vi, b,ili,c sfesis
thar was tina. he was a candidate for ,be nomi-
nation.
AN A111rERAr1vE SUGGESTION.
sRnsk Reid and pec;nroc;,v,, 10 nj, ,,,;,.,o-
a. o.-;,,,;.r ..,,-e, 81 -
1--WE PosAioAi'y laiheu Vi III pohticai circles To-
day.
MR.. BLAISE's DEPARTURE UNCERTAIN.
1t is said at Mr.. Blaine,s residence that IL is
- \, IN -. wr-.,':.-.. -,
that !, is mot Known wbe,har h. has h;n's.,f ,,o-
cided when he win leave
At the state Department some people said he
would leave tomorrow, others that he would
leave the next day and few thought he might
leave today.
1t Is learned that Mr.. Blaine feels the warm
weather now prevailing in Washington, and al
though his residence has probably the most for
tunate location in the city for GOODNESS and
breeziness except the White House, Mr.. Blaine
longs for the bracing air of Bar Harbor and
week has waxed much older.
sEcRTr.py r,x,xs coxv,nrxr
s.cre,orv Fu;rs .,,.r, ON ~ "a. .,o
President this afternoon. He will not saw anv.