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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-12
SURPRISE ~ ENGIASD
NJ the Result ofthe minneapolis Convention
The Chronicles Queer Idea.

LONDON, June 1.-The result of the pro-
ceedings at Minneapolis caused quite general
surprise throughout England. Everybody
felt sure that the fight between Harrison ana
Blame would insure the choice OF II dark
morse. 10 avenge themselves for the up
setting OF their calculations the sagaci0us
editorial writer's now set to work 10 aouso
the uncertainties of American politics.
The comments on the political situation 10
the 1 nited states are curious reading tor
Americans. The Chronicle remarks tnat
Blame still has a chance 90 win. owing % the
fact that no one can tell what the state deie-
gates may do IN the final vote. apparently
tho writer means 10 refer 10 the electoral coll
lege. which. he seems % assume, elects whom
soever II peases.
All the others agree in the belief that
Blaine IS now permanently retired from po-
ltcal activity. end general satisfaction IS
shown at this state of things. since Blaine is
regarded as much more disposed 10 fOment
international dscords than Harrison. The
President is looked upon as an easy-gOlng.
fair minded man.
The same indifference iniregard 20 the re-
suit of the coming Democratic Nominating
Convention is shown though. owing 10 tho
importance OF the tarin question the hope
prevails that whoever the nominee of that
convention may be he will represent the low
tari1 element Of the party, so that in face OF
Democratic victory III November some
modification OF the existing duties may be
hOped for.
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CLEVELAND. o.. June ll.-Late this oven
ing a report was received of n bloody riot in
a Polish settlement near here. Father Kol-
azewski was compelled TO submit 10 a re-
moval. and now a portion OF the copgrega-
tiOn is determined 20 Oust his successor.
A committee waited on the latter TO night
10 request him 10 step out aud IN the mean
time noisy crowd gathered in front Of the
residence. The pickots were pulled from the
fences and knives we're drawn, and
soon the entire crowd was fighting.
The committee emerged from the house
announcing Rosiuzkls refused % re-
sign. and the mob made an infurated attack
upon the dwelling Stones. bricks. clubs and
knives hew through the air The police were
summoned and succeeded IN restoring quiet
The number Of wounded is large, but as they
were all dragged away by friends. IL Is I'M
possible b tell how many there were
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Three-Nyi,s Foot Race.

PTrsnuRG. PA.. June 1.-THE greatest
three-mile foot race ever run in this vicinity
was contested this afternoon between Peter
priddy OF Pittsburg and Mike J. Kennedy
of Chicago. The race was for $3.50 q
side. the winner 10 receive seventy
per cent. of the gate receipts.
The Chicago man cut out the pace
az the start at whirwind gait. After run
ming about one hundred yards Of the last lap
-four laps to the miel. Kennedy stumbled
and fell lie walked 10 the starting point
greatly distressed and completely done up
Priddy sackened his speed and trotted home
the winner in l543.5. Had Kennedy kept in
the race no doubt that 1920 would have been
beaten
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NV YopK. June LIN the semi-annual
Games of the New i Ork Athletic Club this af-
ternoon @. Il. Gray threw the twelye-pound
shot 10 feet inches. beating the worlds rec
ord of 80 feet eleven inches. Gray. however,
failed to equal the record for the sixteen
pound shot.
A. p. Schwaner. of the New York Athletic
Club. beat the world record on the standing
high lump of five feet one and a halt inches,
So long held by s. ). Crook. making the phe-
nomenal lump Of five feet three and one
quarter inches.
b. S. Mitchell broke the previous record by
throwing the ffty six pound weight, breaking
his own record OF thirty-four feet eleven
fuchac
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Death I'm "A Well.

RALEIGH. n. c.. June 10-lSpecial. 1T IS
announced that the commencement OF the
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
will take place next week. The annual ad-
dress will he delivered on wednesday by DR..
Charles W Dabney, OF the University of
Tennessee.
The executive committee of the board Of
trustees ot the North Carolina University met
here to-day aud decided 70 begin At once the
work of putting in complete systems Of 49,
ter-works and electric lights.
Yesterday at Durham Ned Mitchell. O
colored we'll digger. while at work IN well
on the premises of Mr.. John b. Rigsbee was
overcome with gas. An effort was made to
draw him out. but just before reaching the
top he fell back and broke his mock, death
being the result instantly
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pesuI,sof Yesterday. Races.

NEW York. June Following are the re-
suits Of the races at Morris Park to-day
First race. sweepstakes handicap six fur
longs -Airplant first. Peruvian second, Sta
lactite third. Tine. l.l4i4.
Second race. sweepstakes handicap. one
mile Reckon FIRST Iickpocket second.
Tenny third Time. l:il.
Third race. the Bowling gbrook handicap Tor
three-year-Olds. one mile and turiong st
florain first. Lochette second. Charade.
third. Time, l;5+'s.
Fourth race. Great Eclipse stakes. for two
year-olds. $4,000 guaranteed value 10 the
winner rl7. .0OO six furlOngs sir Walter hist,
Don Alonzo second. DR.. Rice third. Tine.
ll5i4.
Ffth race five furlongs Lady Middleton
first. Sir Richard second. Hiram third. lime
1901
sixth race. seven furlongs-ZorlIng first,
Count second, India Rubber third. Iime
l:29.
RFsuLTs AT GLOUCESTER.
GLoucrsrlE. N. j.. June 1.-THE races at
this track to-day resulted as follows:
First race. six furlongs-Ma Wallace u. first.
Oliver Twist second Rock Hill third Tine
liz
Second race. six and quarter furlongs-
Knapp first, Tasso second Baby third lime'
l.2Itt
Third race, four and half furlongs--Ob-
lection first. The Earl second. Canteen thirh.
Time. 55i4.
Fourth race. six and a half furlongs-Dago
first. Oberlin second. Park Ridge third. Tine
l:3s.
Fifth race six ana a quarter furlongs. jay
4. Dee first, Hemet second. fiyton third.
Time. l.2lS4.
Sixth race. five furongs Jest first. Gyda
second. High G. third. Time, i:0i98.
IHE WINNERS Al I.AIosA.
races are:
First race, selling, three-Quartsrs Of u mile.
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Frost Friday night did much damage to crops
throughout ork county, Aio.
ne Treasury department at Washington II
@, is Officially advised Of the existence
OF euizooty or gios0uedia or foot disease
among cattle IN Tang ors. and Will require q
certificate from Importers OF hides from that
country that they have been thoroughly dis
United States.
The Atchison statement for Nav. including
the St. Louis and San Francisco isystom, shows
approximated gross earnings OF s3,7ls,55L An
increase of si7.s52.
While Edward Gangower was crossing tho
railroad track near Doyle-town, Pa. yesterday
morning with a tWO-hOrse team the wagon was
struck by a train GangOwor and the horses
were almost instantly killed and the wagon de-
foolishet
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COLONEL cdRR ~ COMMAND
Six Troops OF the Sixth Cavalry Made Their
Anpenrance IN wyoming.

DENVER. CoI.. June IA special to the
Republican from Douglas Wyo.. says: six
troops of theSixth cavalry comprising over 400
men. arrived here to-day and went into camp
temporarily at point ten miles west OF here.
near old Fort Fetterman. Col. f. A. Carr was
in command of the troops. He returned
eyasive replies when asked as tO the object Of
his expedition. II is learned however, that
the troops had thirty days supplies OF rations
and ordnance enough for SIX months cam
paign. IL is believed here that martial law is
likely 10 be declared so in Johnson, Con
verse and Natrona counties
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Internnflnnnl Congrenses.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. juno 1.-THE Secretary Of
State il in receipt Of a note from the Minister of
Russia at this capiial under date Of May 2Ss
1892. saving that with the sanction OF the En-
peror of Russia there will be held sc Moscow
during the current year TWO international con-
crosses:
FIRST. a congress on anthropology and pre-
historic archaeology TO be held from the 18th
20 the 20fh of August: and second. q congress
on Zoology fromi the I'D 30 the Dth Of Au-
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Another Rnsslan -an.e.


WAsHINGTON -. c.. June 1.-THE Department
Of State has been informed that q Ukaso was
Issued by tho Russian Government on the l3tl
sinstamt. authoIlling the free eNporiauon ot
mslIe and ihc free eNportailOn OF oats II j.
believed fhat nkaso wall De issued pormi ing
the eNr ortation OF an grain except rye. ITO
authorities viii be able 90 deal easily with what
remains Of the famine. and the indications are
that 10 will be unnecessary 10 send further con-
trIDnnOns OF gram.
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Arothnr Victim Bound.
Depe,v Ma, be of.ered Maine. Place.

W.suisarow. d. C.. June 1.-THE general i'm,
preston prevails here that the President VIII
offer tho position 81 Secretary OF State 10 the
Hon Chauncey H. Depew. OF New ork. and
tho opinion j. equally as strong tbaf NT.
Depew wall not care 10 take the place. not that
the honor Is not great one but tnat he could
not afford 10 sacrifice his extensive financial
inferesls to accept . POSITION Of 5000 Year.
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Cable Breviti 80.

II Is asserted on apparently good authority
that the Car has reprimanded tho Grand Duke
Constantine for visiting President Carnot with
out permission from the Gar
circular has been Issued to the cleray by
the Austrian Autocracy urging them 10 abstain
from all participation In the celebration of the
Bismarcb- lioyas wo5ding. because the marriage
wall take placs IN a Protestant church, although
the bridge 10 a NoAan Catholic.
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WEST P0INr. \. l.. June 1.-The graduating
exercises OF tho class OF N2 we're held this morn
ing commencing OF D. o'clock. Secretary OF
VAR Elkins had travelled from Washington dur
ing the night and arrived from New FORK by
tho steamer i'm time tO attend The ceremonies,
which took place 0u the green In front OF the
library. Ihe cadets occIliel seats in front OF
the platform containing the BOARD oi.ylAiors.
The exercises opened with lsayor by Captain
Postlothwaite. Addresses were made by on
gresham Ouihwaite, of OHIO, Secretary Elkins
and MaiOr-GCDeIai NchOheld.
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wELcoME FoR ANsoy,
The CIeveiands Badly Defeat the Giants.
Boston Wins from Cincinnati-Ee-
suits OF the Races.

'RooKLYy. June II.
BOUT nine thou
sand people " ere at
Eastern Park TO
welcome Anson and
his Colts to-day.
T he Brooklynites
were much disap-
pointed by the poor
playing of their ia
vorlte club. In the
first inning Chicago
made two runs on
errors by Ward,
JOice and DAILY.
The feature Of
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LEXINGTON, Va, June II. Special. IA
team from Lynchburg, made mp Of several
different colleges and towns. played the sec
ond nine Of the Washington and Lee Uni
Yersity here this evening.
Pratt pitched for tue Varsity aud PLAYED
on TIN towards the last The fielding Of the
visitors was very good except third base.
Scott making some costly errors.
The score stood 20 in favor Of the home
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4 vIEW From THE CAPITAL
Harrison Receiving Many Telegrams of Con-
graduation -Reid's Nomination.


WAsHNoTos. D. c., June I1.-lspecial. T.
There has not been much talk about the Re-
publican nominations to-day. The Demo
Gratis say that Harrison will find il very diff
cult 10 carry the silver States and much more
difficult 10 carry New oTk. The Repubi-
cans say that s'l of their people going To-
pet together ami rs "a unit re-elect Harrison
so II goes At the White House TO-DAY things
were very quiet Ielegrams of cougratula-
tion from Americans at homo and abrOad
continued 20 pour in. Carnegie was one OF
those who congratulated Mr. Harrison from
the other side OF the water Nothing was
heard from Blaine.
Mr.. Harrison expects an early adjournment
Of Congress. he Will then leave the city for
tho heated term. Where he will 90 depends
upon Mrs Harrison. The latter is still quite
ul The President does not expect repetl-
ti0n OF the food of delegates that broke upon
him ia Indianapolis four years ago. There IS
no reason for their coming. OF course he cx-
uects 10 make many short speeches. but he
does not expect 10 have to 20 through an expe-
rience similar TO that which followed his first
nomination.
nEID's NOMINATION..
The only surprise about the Republican
nominations here was the selection OF White
law Reid for the second place. Mr. Halford
the Presidents private secretary. said to-day
10 Inv TINES correspondent that he never
thought O. any one but Mr.. Morton as the
Presidents running g-mate. 1t develops how
ever. Tint -. .. Mills. Eeids wealthy father.
in-law. was in the city last week. lie dined
with steve Elkins and also saw the President.
II was doubtless then that the nomination OF
REID was settled upon. Tor Mr.. Harrison. as
hns been repeatedly stated IN these dis
patches was ever confident that the Min
neapols Convention was his meat.
BUSY nECHVING cAiItRs.
The President was busy oil day receiving
IL. ,vhn came 10 extend CONGRATULATIONS
A. + O'clock he snOob hands with crowd Of
aoa people which had assembled IN the East
,,,',,r ~ the Executive Mansion. kilograms
# congratulations continued - pour in upon
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nealhs from Cholera.

Ioxpos. June ii;,-A Dispatch from MesnSa: s
have e.csyei safely from the cholera, Which, y
rmvaeing In Msshsd and the province of Ano.
ra,san. In which the city is located. hmonU No
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the President. One from Fred n Dow. Oh
Portland Mo. reads.
The Portland Club. Of which James U:
Blaine and Thomas b. Reed are members at
o'clock this morning threw out campaign
banner bearing tho names of Harrison anu
Reid"
The President this afternoon received the
following telegram from General X. A. Algef'
Of Detroit. Mich:
Accept my congratulations. All Repub l.
cans will fall into line u win the battle ID
NOyernber -
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Yale Defeats Princeton.

PRINCETON. n. j.. june ll.-Fully six thou
sand people witnessed the ball game here to
day between y ale and Princeton. During the
progress OF the game much enthusiasm was
manifested, and the fine plays OF either side
were greeted with the widest yells.
The score: Princeton, l. Yale, 3 Pitch
ers. oung and Bowers.
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Another to %. El~csrocussd.

ALBANY y. Y. June ii..-fn the County Cor,s
OF oyer and Terminer this morning wai!er Nsi-
prlson by electricity during the week. oegin-
ming July 25th Nelson Is tweniy-seson years
Oil ami was convicted OF numbering his wifes
twenty years old, by cut,ing her throa' Win >
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NRw YoRK. June 1.-THE yacht Alys, belong
ing to ". Y. Vanderbilt. ran down and sunk q
raw boat thi, afternoon IN the North river.
The TWO occupants we're drowned
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NFw YORK. June IA sDecial cable dispatch
from Puerto Cabello says another iatle was
fought between this town and Caracas Thurs
daY. 1t resulted in sweeping victory for the
rebels
A dispatch from Montevideo s0ys advices
received in thar city from the robeilOus state
of MattO Crosse, Brazil, announce teruuc
and the utter defeat of the Government soi-
d ers sent from RIO Janelro TO queN the up
rising.
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The People's Theatre burned.

DENVER. Cor~. June 1.-THE Peoples THEATRE
an immense playhouse. owned by ex-Sena,oS
Tabor. was entirely destroyed by fire early THE
morning. The fire was first discovered break
inx out in the rear about midnight. The nFe
dopartment was unable 20 check the names 10
the least and in two hours the building was
-.
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COTTON Crow Curta,Ied bv Drought.

SAvANNAH. Ga. June u.-Reports received
hero show that the drought has had serious
effect on Sea Island cotton in South Carolina
and llorila. nj years crop is not expected
toreaeh ifty thOu.anl lales.
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New YohK. June 1l.-Frank G. Ives. the
billiard champion. sailed to-day on the
steamer La Bourgogne for Hayre He will
meet all of the celebrated French players in
the Foiies Bergere tournament at Paris. He
is accompanied by Mrs Ives.
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GmurSouAM. ALA. June ii.---A fire at Culmaq,
Ala this morning destroyed Drehers furniz
tire factory aud lumber-yard. City Hotel ana
six dwellings. Loss, tso.oO; partially tn9uroq>
ture is;togy, and the entire block Nas bugno0
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rit" finlLpIh. DutL lltCutu u EDDl game, Out
was not we'll supported. Score.
Brooklyns ..2OO1O1OIO-5 II 9
Chicagos. 80 o @ / o @ g 2 3
tattenes Foutz and Daily; Gumbert and
schryer. Umpire Sheridan.
BOsross. c: cIScrNNAT1s. i.
B0sTON. June ll.-Goyernor Russell aud
several OF his staff attended to-day 3 game.
Morgan Murphy got great reception and
was presented with a watch an umbrella and
handsome floral bat and ball. All the runs
We're scored iD the early innings. and several
bases on balls helped Boston 20 their winning
lead. There were no brilliant features. but
the fielding was sharp and clean. only one
error being made on each side. Score:
Bostons. s........411O0O00o-6 8 /
Cincinnatis.. s.......21O10 0OOO0-4 10 /
batterles Nichols and Cancel; Chamber
lain and Murphy. Umpire. Gafiney.
cLEyELANDs. 3: NEW YoRKs. 1.
NV YORK. June 11-Cuppy the young
( Cleveland pitcher. came very near shutting
ont the New iorks to-day. Not until the
ninth inning did the home club succeed in
getting "a man across the plate. and then only
as the result of a terrific liner % right centre
ly Ewing for IA home run. The New lorks
hi forciby. but it seemed impossible for
them To- bunch their hits. Score;
r. B.R. Z.
New Yorks....-.O 0 10000 II 4
I Clsvelauds ~ l 0 00 2 0
Batteries King Fields and Murphy; Cuppy
aud Iimmer Umpire. Lynch.
WAsHINGToNs. 16: ST. LOUIS. 4.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-The Senators had
their batting clothes on to-day, and kept the
ST. Louis felders on tho run throughout the
game. They took commanding lead in the
first inning aud increased it steadily. Cast
right WAS quite effective and was given good
support. Score:
f.. B.H. Z.
Washrngtons..4 OO23 Sc 10 2
ST. Louis........2 o % 0 90 o. 3
Batteries Gastright and Mctfulre Dwyer,
brietenstein and Beckley. Umpire. Macullar
pHILADELPHIAs. 1O PITTsBCRGs. 3.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1l.-Baldwin was a
splendid mark for the Phillies. He was hit
often and long and the Quakers were pleased
q. B.H L.
philadelphias.... 5x-lO 10 /
nttsOurgs........ o o o 0 o o 0-3 2
Batteries CarseY and Clements; Baldwin
aud Mack Umpire. Emslie.
LOUIsvuLEs. 6: BALTIMoRRs. 4.
BNTIMoRE, MD. June 1.-THE Baltimore
club had the game with Louisville well in
nand today up 10 the eighth inning when
the COlones got onto Cobb for four hits,
netting six earned runs. The contest was
we'll PLAYED. Score.
r. B.H. Z.
Baltimores .....0 O2O11OOO-4
Louisyilles ....0 o 0 90 6x-6 II 2
Batteries: Cobb and Robinson; Meekiu and
Grim Umpire. Hunt
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The Ariel Foundered.

LONDON. June 1.-THE steamship Ariel. oS
Hull foundered today in the English channel
after collision with the steamship lancashire
Tho Lancashire struck the Ariel With such
force as nearly 10 cut her ia two but the crew
we're fortunately rescued before the Ariei wens
down and have landed al Weymouth.
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txoorts and Imports OF Gold.

NEw YORK. June il.-Exports OF gold from
New York for the week ending to-day were
si6ss, ,q,3; Of silver. s29lISi Since January ists
gold szs.istls2; silver. si0.5i6,il2
Imports Of gold were sii.is5: OF SILVER. tts,sas
since January ist gold. ee.i37s36: liver. eosS,s
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when a permanent organizat ion will be

SIZE HOW THEY COME AROUND.
Nrw YoRK. June H. The World this morn
ing has expressions Of opinion on tho reDomi-
nation Of President Harrison from Messrs.
Clarkson. Hiscock. Depew and New.
Mr.. Clarkson says that now that the con
test is over General HarrisOn's administration
will meet ndorsemeut at the polls. After ell
he believed thht no man named by the Demo
Gratis can defeat him.
CLEVELAND has NOTHING TO SAY.
BuzzMp's BAY. Mass. June 1T have
nothing 20 say concerning Presidents Harm
son denomination was all that ex-bresl-
dent Cleveland world say to the reporter who
brought him the news.
Mr.. Cleveland is suffering considerably
from rheumatism. and has been ever since he
arrived here. Nothing would induce him 20
talk about tho Harrison nomination or about
any political subject.
30 KNIFrsG, SAYS MILLER.
There will be no knives welded in New
York or election day. said Warner Miller.
one OF the big four delegates from New
y 1ork at the Auditorium Hotel to-day. The
Republican party will support Harrison
loyGlly and enthusiastically / have been
III to many political battles 10 cherish
any resentment against the nominee,
and never used political knife
In my life and never will sup
ported Mr. Blaine because it vas my best
judgement that be would be tne strongest
man. particular In the upper counties IN New
ork. 1 decided to support Mr.. Blaine only
after ] had received numerous dispatches
from those sections requesting me to vote
for him. But nov we are all for Harrison
and victory. and there are no factions and
there will be none
WHAT . DEMOCRATIC PAPER SAYS
CmcAGo. Ill. June 1.-THE Herald this
morning says. The patriotic people Of the
nited States without regard 80 political
affiliations, wllfee like rejoicing at tho Presl-
dents success. 10 Is q triumph of decency
over dishonesty. OF candor over duplicity, OF
conservative common sense over fatuous
idiOcy
A FOREIGN VIEW OF 1T.
L0NpoN. juno 1.-THE Globe says. For
once the American caucus was of real interest
10 outsiders especially England. In view OF
tho dissension IN the Democratic party the
nominee of Yesterday stands a good chance Of
being the next President"
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MoNrGoMgEy, ALA, June 1.-The Democratic
State Convention completed IFS ticket last
night. It ls likely that the whole vote Of Ala
hama viii 10 east Tor Cleveland at the Chicago
Convention. az twelve OF the delegates are snid
10 be for him and SIX arc not committed. hut It
is believed favor him. The platform adopted
calls for laws 90 be enac ed 20 secure the issue
of "sato sound and elastic currency sufficient
% meet all demands of the people"
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The ssla,nes .t i,nr uari,or

Bar HARsoR. SiE.. Juno ii.-Mr and Mrs
Blaine arrived h>re this elorning and were
driven al once to 81. Annwood. their summer
residence.
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divided Alec first Perblaise second. Heron
third. Time. 1l54.
Second race. mile and sixteenth Yale '9l
first. Dolly McCone second. W. B. third.
Time. i.4-i<.
Third race seven-eighths of mile, handl-
cap Palestine first. Major Tom second,
Bashford third. Time. l:2s.
Fourth race, Latonia Oaks. mile and quar-
ter Lake Breeze first. Greenwich second.
Miss Dixie third. Time. 2:09l5.
Fifth race. two-year-oids. fve-eighths Of a
mile-Too Quick first. Plutus second. Fay 5.
third. Time i02i,
Sixth race. selling. same conditions as first.
three-quarters OF a mile-FOxall first. Calhoun
second. Tenny Jr. third. Time. lis.
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TO Isace Ihis NNeelk.

Nrw YORK. June 1.-THE long-talked-of
race between the two famous steam yachts,
the Yamoose and the Norwood. will probably
take place at the end Of the coming week.