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ticket was an excellent one. Mr.. Wana-
maker will start at once for his home in
Philadelphia.
WILL COME WEST
SAN FRANCISCO. June IA dis
patch was received from Col. Stone at
St. Louis today in which he stated that
he had talked with Mark Hanna, Nc
Kinley's manager, and that trip to the
Pacific coast in October by Gov. McKin-
ley was among the possibilities. Both
the Republican and Democratic nomi-
nees for president will be invited to at
tend the carnival to be held In San Fran
cisco in the fall.
HAS NOTHING TO SAY
NEW YORK, June 19.-Speaker Reed
passed through this city today on his
way to Monmouth, N. j., where he will
spend few days with his friend, Col. A.
G. Payne. Mr.. Reed declined to discuss
politics with a reporter.
A NEWSPAPER BOLT.
LEADvILLE. June 19.-The Herald
Democrat (Republican) heartily endor-
ses the action of Senator Teller and the
other delegates who bolted the con-
vention. 1t also repudiates the nomina-
tion of Mckinley and calls upon Republl-
cans to support the Democratic nominee,
if he be a free-coinage man, and If not,
then to support the nominee of the Sill
yer party at the st. Louis convention Of
July 22d.
REEDS FUTURE.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 19.-Hon.
Thomas B. Reed will be rendered a re-
nomination to congress by the first dis
trict, and it Is announced he has con-
sented to stand, as he greatly desires
to be a member of the fifty-fourth con-
gress in preference to resuming his law
practice, which he has been practically
separated from for a long time. The
first congressional district convention
was purposely delayed to await the out
come of the Republican presidential
contest.
COMMITTEE OFFICERS.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-From an author
itative source it is learned tonight that
Chairman Hanna of the Republican ma
tional committee has decided upon the
secretary and treasurer of his execu
tive committee, both of which positions
he has the power to fill. The story is
that Major Charles L. Dick of Akron,
O., will get the secretaryship. while Syl-
vestor Evart of Cleveland will be made
treasurer. 1t is also understood that
eX-Committeeman Hahn of Ohio will be
placed upon the executive committee by
Mr.. Hanna.
CONGRATULATIONS
SANFORD, Me-, June 19.-The annual
meeting Of the Maine Woolen Manufac-
urers' association was held today ami
congratulatory resolutions were sent to
Major Mckinley.
RHINECLIFFE, N. Y, June 19-Gov-
ernor Morton today sent the following
congratulatory telegram:
Mark A. Hanna St Louis: Hearty
congratulations upon the brilliant result
Of my personal friend, Mckinley.
(Signed) LEVI P. MORTON"
Hon. Chauncey M. Depew, st. Louis:
A thousand thanks for your manful sup
port and good counsel. (Signed)
LEVI p. NORTON"
Hon. Thomas c. Platt. ST. Louis: I
congratulate you upon your splendid
work in behalf of the gold standard. and
thank you for your royal support of New
York's candidate. (Signed)
LEVI p. NORTON"
MEXICAN INTEREST
CITY OF MEXICO, June 19.-News Of
McKinley's nomination and the bolt Of
the silver delegates excited great inter-
est. Public interest here, while strongly
in favor of silver, is strongly apprehen-
sive Of the United States going on sill
yer basis. as that would insure ruin to
Mexico's growing manufacturing indus
try. Mexico fears her present prosperity
would be iinperilled by competition from
the United States were it on silver ba-
sis.