Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 06, 1892, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL. VOL. 5. "THE PEOPLE'S PAPER." HALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, .TUNE G, 1891 "TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY." NO. 133. Genuine Oxford & Baxters Anrs LEACHER'S BIBLES Over TWO HUNDKED from which to select. Prices from $1.00 to $20.00 at .L,?? - y We guarantee prices to be 20 less than any other place in the state. HI 1 1 1 M Jk -PLEASANT- jra a n b Q You can buy property in this most popular Addition on any terms. It is high and dry and has the advantage of street cars and city water. Hemember it is within ten minutes walk of the Postoffico or Court House. Over thirty lots sold this spring. Call on Wm 9 CL-I One-half block south of Bush's bank, up stairs. GET THE J.&M. LAWNMOWER Jit Three Sixes. ALSO AN IMMENSE STOCK OF BUILDER'S HARD WARE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS GRAY BROTHERS, N. W. CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY BTS., SALEM, OREGON. THE WILLAMETTE, salen, oBEGom Rates, $2.50 to$5.00 per Day. The beat hotel between Portland asdHnn Francisco. KlraUclass In all Its appoint' menu. It tables are served Willi the Choicest Fruits Grown In the Willamette Valley. A, I. WAGNER, Prop. VIlOrKSSIOKAX. CARDS. JJ.SUAW, M. W. HUNT. 8UAW A , HUNT, attorneys at law. oniceover capital national bank, waiem, uregon. GEO. H. BUItNETT, Attorney at law, Balem, Oregon. OOlce over Lndd a Bush's bank. Ed. U. ill- f ATA Cross, Harritt & Nlclntire. -SUCCESSORS TO- Wholesule niul ttctnii Dealer in Frcsli, Salt and Smoked Meats of all Kinds, WBULJER BROS. -HEAD QUARTERS FOR RED STAR- COME3S333 IBnEZJBtJSHE- STAPLE Affl 1ilil D T. UlCHAltlJSON, Attorney at law, p. onice up ntnlrs In front rooms of new Bush block, corner Commercial and Court streets, Balem, Oregon, JOHN A. OAHSON, Attorney at law. Rooms 3 nnd 4, Lndd & Bush's bank buumog, wueiu, uregen. o i lyr IDE CAPITAL JOURNAL. H0FER BROTHERS, Editors. FUBL1S1IKD DAILY.EXCEPT8UNDAY, 11Y TUB Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) OOlce, Commercial Street, In F. O. Building Lntered at the postoffico at Balem, Or., aa second-class matter. SUGOKSTKD COMMKNT, Walt until tho returua are lu from Qervais. Astoria water bonds sold at premium. The campaign liar will bo out of a job for a whllo. The circulating medium is alwnyu iucrcnacd on electiou day. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. 1 Baking rowaer sagas ABSOllTEiar PURE Tbe May Hoods eeein to havo do vasted the Mississippi valley badly. Corbett could not dodge, as he has ouco tried conclusions and fought a battlo to a draw with tho colored pugilist, and in caso of Jackson's winning Sullivan would have tho mortification of seeing a "nlggor" wearing the laurels of which ho has been so proud. Jaokson is the Ben- digo of today, nud seconded by Choynskl, may rule the pugilistic roast as efleotually as did tho mus cular blade of fllty years ago. U. K. 150N HAM. W. H. UOLM1S. Ronham & Howies. Attorneys at law. nmppln HtiRh'a hlrvlr. hetwwm Stnte and Court, on Com'l at. TIlJilON FOltO, attorney at law, Salem, Oregon. OOlce up-stnlrs In Pattou's block. B H. llUADIIAW. PHYSICIAN AND Jj. Burgeon, Salem, Oregon. Offlee In M.t..nl.ti.Alr nanlM mail W'llllntnM Af England's bank, ilesldence corner Btate iiudfc). K. corner Winter street. Wit. YOUNG, M. I).. Otllco formerly . occupied by Dr. itowlaud, coiner Court and Liberty htrcets. Telephone No. 15. Olllco heurs: 8 u. m. to 12; 2 to 4 p. m., and 7 to W p. m. Residence lxth street on electric car Hue. Telephone No. 9. M n A llt. Jt UUMMI.'sl PltYraf.tnnB I .....I u..-....n ...iti. l.lAlr ,,r UUU aUJHVJl.-', .HUJ'UJ M.OVA, Mr stairs, Commeiclal street, balem, Or. DH. W. 8. MOTT, physician and sur geon. Oltlco In Lldrtdga BlooR, Sa lem, Oregon. OUlce hours 10 to 12a. m. 'J to i p. m. EB. PU1L1UIOOK, M. I).,HomcopathIst. , Ofllco 155 Court street; U&sldeuce 347 High street. General practice, bpeclal attention given to diseases or Women and children. D Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser vices and prmpt delivery to all parts of the city. 05 Court and 110 State Streets. mi , ,. rrr ..has msth At the old Stand, next door to Post Office. imTnrrrnm namasac a BBgm H. GLASSFORD. CARPENTER, BUILDER AND CABINET MAKER, BANKS, STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP IN, Georg!a Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Red Wood, Etc, MANTELS, BUTCHERS' AND FAMILY ICE BOXES, WIRE SCREENS. JOBBING ATTENDED TO. Rearof 200 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. NAILS ! LOCKS ! HINGES BUILDER'S HARDWARE i AT Barr & Petal Plumbers and Tinners, ? 214 & 210 Commercial St., Sftlem. Garden Hose ami Lawn E IprinWf A complete line of Stoves and Tinware Tin rooflug a . plumbing a specialty. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing tuniisliea. PAPER HANGERS. HEAD QUARTERS. AU are Invited to call at 143 Court street and look at all the late patternMto Wall Paper and get prices for uo. the wall. E. C. SNOW, Decorator, with E.ii.BiNOW, iioust, aiaii mk' , -,-r tt Tina TmATMiTHRS. Nutural PAINT1NO 1JN AUU iia mwuwu. Paper Hanging. Kalsomlnlng, Wall Tinting, etc Vaniishing and ura Wood Finfs l. Only Firnt-clasa Work. E. E. BJNOW. ural woou Member tue plaee, 113 Court Street. FOUND rru iQ in n-pf n Snrldle horse. Livery xuo ... fe--- -. , -. 'j t-t,; riff, Express, JJray or xiuok, huuu, -l-luj, A,t;n faaA rr rrnnrl well rotted Manure, load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan & Co., back of Willamette hotel. Prompt ana careiiu WS jJ" g;"' niHVrfANll TRUCKS always ready for orders. Hi.n nnil ilHllver wood. ' hay, coal and lumber. Of- l0m iron work. Drays an.HrucK.nbefoundhrouBhont fi. dav at th corner or aiaio uu v"""" - B J H dB lifi H J SUCCESSOR TO T. C. BROWN & CO. Have Re-opened at the Old Stand with the most complete HLUUtt. Ill kiliciii ui HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE, ROAD CARTS. II. A1INTA H. A. DAVIS. Ofllce hours, n n m ii 11 ii in 2 1). in. to 5 n. in. ihir nr iil.Tiit. rullH tiuimiUlv attended to. n. rtlnl nflanllntl trl Vln , 1 1 ll TuMURPfl nf WOlll. "jvv ".'tr ""- ?.v.r." :.. . -r. ... ui DU Hlia CllllulOU. UU1UU 111 Jluw auub unv., 305 Comraorelul stieet. Hesldenco name. rvll. T. 0. SMITH, Dentist, W Btate street, XJ Hulem, Or. UnlHtioU dentnl operu Uons of every description. Pnlnless openv- iiuus u epeciuiLji. By this timo some one of tho 83 uoudldates huB been retired to pri vate life. Two inches broken rock navomeut Is tho worth a foot of gravel for our business streets. Every rose bush in tho city should be made to till a vaso at tho roso show Thursday. The rose show and strawberry show deserve your attention tho last three days of this weok. After election that additional building for Willamette University should bo looked after. The Ulrd of Wisdom. An owl snt up In a hickory tree, And said In nn Impudent manner to me, "Ter-hootI tor-hoot! ter-hopl I naked hor, politely ,"You lovely old bird, "Have you ol tho 'Uolden Discovery heurd?" She rullled her feathers nnd spoto but a word That dreary, monotonous " Who7" Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery is a warranted lung, liver and blood romedy, a powerful tonlo and alterative, and a rollablo vitall zer for weak persons; a panacea for sorofula, hlp-jolut diseases, fever sores, swellings and tumors; contains no alcohol, aud is a medicine with out a peer. There is no risk In buy ing a guaranteed article. Xour money back if it don' t benefit or euro. TOE STATE CANVASS. IIow it Appoars to a Portland Politician, ENDS IN REPUBLICAN SUCCESS. No Doubt About tho Election ot Hermann and Ellis for Congressmen. Harrison and Elaine would have pullod well together. They will not pull so well apart. May be Mr. Blaine's eurller letter meant thai ho would not accept the nomination unless ho was nominated. -v .1 iiitmtI x..litl..l TUnnB Dnul. W . flcntlons' nnd superintendence lor .. f r i.iuiimd flttlf. Hfl IVim. UU Kit aspea of liutldlugs. merclnl bt., up stuliit, Ottlce IXX) Com- 0, A. UOI1EHT, Architect, room 424, Mar qunm building, fortlnud, Orcgou. 11US1NKSS CAllUi. Prof. "W. T. VauScoy, formerly of Jeii'erson, has secured the Drain Normal school at a salary of 1200 a year. Look at the new buildings going up all over Salem and you will realize that you llvo in a rapidly growing city. National Democratic Convention, Chicago, June 21. For tho accommodation of those deBirluir to visit Ohlcntro on the above occasion tho Union Pacific will sell tlckots to Chicago nnd re turn at one faro for the round trip. For dates of salo and limits of tickets or any additional informa tion apply to W. H. Hurlhurt, asst. general paasouger agont, Union Paolflo System, Portland Oregon. 5-3l-td HOE YE & M 1 liL, I'roprlctoi s t he l'orce lulu BathnndHhavlui;l'Hrlors, Have me only I'orcelnln Bath Tubs In the city. 209 Commercial street, halem. Oregon. QPHAQUE A ALLEN, Blacksmiths nnd Q horesboelng aud repairing. Only the bestworkmon employed. Opposito Btate Insurance building 4 11, SMITH & CO., Contractors, Sewer . lnc, Cement Sidewalks, Excavating, ciu: All work promptly dnuo, Salem, Or. Leave orders with Duzan Bros. 4: 16-1 m CAUPET-LAY1NG. I make n specially ol caipet-towlng nnd laying; carpets taken up nnd relaid with great care. Hoube cleaning. Lenve orders with J. H. Luun or Buren A Son. J. G. JUUUMAN. An equal rights woman Insisted on paying at tho gate of tho races ',Saturday. Thoy would not accept her tender of equal rights. Candidates who havo been work ing hard for the dear people tho past month blowlug off tho foam can uow have a rest. Every Balem lady who loves the fame and reputation of tho Bouquet City should contribute nn exhibit to the rose bIiow. -BUILDER'S HARDWARE A SPECIALTY.- Contractors and builders can find here every article thoy need, in tho most approyed and modern patterns. SUPERIOE STOVES AND RANGES. All tho former customers of this House and the General trade are invited to call. We will treat you well. dMAS. $&Jim.3LaJLJLa dw MONEY TO LOAN. Special Inducements for tho next SO days on Mod farm loanB. FEAR & HAMILTON, Boom H. Bush Hank block. fi L!dw C!lm Tininlr Xf IW lift ,rl lllll m , U 111 VI t n nroiIMC fimnmr Qiinftrlntftldent B. F. DRAKl, Proprietor. T ,,7r3TQ SALEM IRON WORRE;OON. aSc'tures 'HTEAM E.NQINK9," fBJ,Sa5)iffi! Puririer aud Reels, farm mauuiucj - -j.-;- J. M, Needham, HOU6E PAINTING, KAL.SO MINING, PAPER HANGING, NATURAL WOOD FINISHING. Leave orders J Irwin's, rear of fmlth a Btelner's drug Htore. 248 Commercial Street. For Sale. Three lots in North falom ph utreet car Hue, albo 21 acres lrult laud ahout ayt miles east of alem. Call on U. 8. tiABIUBLSON, Htate Insurance Office IOI1N KNIGHT, Blacksmith. Hors ulinAlnrrlillll rTn 1 1-4 I, ( 11 U ll(l1ll 11 V. HtldTl at the foouf Liberty stroet, Halem, Oregon. Z20tf Absolntclviho Best. "I never hesitate to rooommond Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as absolutely tho best," says Mr, P. B. Kemp,asslstant business manager of tho Youngstown, Ohio, Dally Telcg ram one of tho most influential and valuablo nowspapers In tho Buckoyo state. Mr. Kemp also says: "I havo found It a certain euro for tho cough usually following an attack of tho grippe, and always keep a bottlo of It lu the house." 50 cent bottles for sale by G. E. Good, Druggist. ptOLSiS ""5? PJ, LARSUN & CO,, Manufacture or nil . kludnof vehicles. Repairing a special ly, Shop 4b State street. JAPANESE 1 EISS kTHf,:ijrmuiiB.i CURE A n..... ntnl fl imnlaln Trmitlllftnt.. (VHlltlht. Ingwf suppositories, ointment In capsules, also a hox and plllsj a pnqlllvo cure Jor ex ternal, Internal, blind or bleeding, Itching, chronic, recent or hcrcdllaiy l'lles, uud many other diseases nud female weak nesbe; It 1b alwuys n great benetlt to tho general health. The llrht discovery ol a meaicai euro ruuuunuB un ureinnun "" .i.A i...ir. mui.ifu.oo.li lu.rinftf.r. Thin 11JU nUHl UUHlvur! ............. -....- remedy has nover been kHOwn to full. 81 from this terrible disease when a written guarantee Is given with (I boxes, to refund Ti. . .i,..i hii.aiI Lanil ctiiiiin ur frnn sample. UtiaruutiB Iksucd by Woodakp, CiHKKit Co., wliotofule and retail drug gists, solo agents, j-onianu, ur. n i-iyniw Nearly all tho Republican papers of tho state are supporting Chamber lain for attorney, general. Thoy re cognize his merits and havo tho In dependence to acknowledge It. Lebanon Express. TMI'HOVED OUDLlt OK UK1 MbN. I Kamiakun rribuKo.U, Kilem. Holds Smncll every Thursday evening, at 7.ju. Ulgwam in iAoVm. KUVNK O. NV ATK1W, Chief of Kecords. Those Afflicted With tbchablt'oi uilng to exco4, LIQUOR, 0P1DM Oil TOBACCO Can obtain a COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE AT THK KEELEY INSTITUTE Forest Grove, Or., Call write, btrictly confidential. Halem, which always does every thing In flue stylo, will colobrato tho Republican victory In Oregon this year a weok before the election with horseraces, on June 2, 3 and 4. Eugene Journal. Dissolution Notice. Notice Is hereby given that tho firm of Qoodalo & Wheeler has been by mutual agreement dissolved. J. U. uoouaio iiua pureuusuu iuu IntnrpHt of A. Wheeler and will con tinue tho business and pay all tho liabilities of the Into llrm. A. Wheeler; J. C. Goopale. Balem, May 18, 1802. C-20-4w Capital City Restaurant C. N. CHCRCHILL. T.S. BURROUGHS. cmjncnrLL & BUimouGns, Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters; SHEET METAL WORKERS. 100 Cbemeketa Street. Sash and Door Factory cmnt Rtrest.Sa em, Oregon. TM best clas, of wor. b our lb. at P-P KEW DAILY MAIL STAGE Between Aurora, Buttevillc, CImmpocg, St. Puul and ' Fairfield. Leaves Aurora dally at 10:80 a. m Ar ve at Fairfield 3 1. in. Itetunjlng-leave Kawlleld ullp. w. Arrive fct CUu.ioet p, m Leaves Chamijeifti a. m. Armer. at Aurora, via liiUtevllle, at 8 a. ru I on SeeUwitninorulngb.i'.tU train Ko1uk norm and boutn. l'aengeri(, batjuageand trelKl.t carried at witor rate. Mlfm "" "uUAlIOhKwCl'rSpr. WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO. CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000 Truutaol a Miieral banking Uiulneti in all lu branone. vJBO. VILLIAMH Fresldtn HUUU UOSIAHf---- Casblei DIHKCrOUS: Oeo, WUltonn.Wni, En i.urt D?j:A-IUchardon. J. W, UcKUou. J. A. Uar. , rm. DUGAN BROS' Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Meal at All Hours ol tbe Day Nonevbul v.-ulto labor em i. yedlutlili exlablUhment. ,,.,, a irnnd Mubktantliil moat o ' kfcU In nut- clagH Ktyle "l weniy-nva cenio it rowi, Court tret,', between Opera Jloune and XllUlUU A.1VOTJ Stayton Tlmta: Only olxken mllea or roud will connect Btayton aiul hJalem 1 Bovoutceu and one rourth miles will connect Salem aud the Bantlam valley and tho Oregon Paclflo road ! How long would It take tho peonloof elHter Washington to build a lino so short nud ono that promises so mnch ? Subscribe stock to tho extont or your ability. In his free-silver address beroro tho citizens or Alblnn, Gov. Peu noyer quoted from history tho opinions or Jt-flersou and Jaokson on banklnj;aud then roverently re marked: 'If these vonorated states men were allvo today, nnd lived In Oregon, there would bo no doubt as to how they would voto on the lirst Mouday In Juno." There Is no doubt as to how Gov. Pennoyer voted, Ho did not voto tho Demo crats ticket. Nothing Like Trying It Thero Is nothing that will so quick ly satisfy oue of Mio valuo or Cham berlain's 1'alu Jlalm for rheumatilm as a personal trial. Glvo It a ouanco and soo how quickly tho pain will subside. For ealo by O. E. Good, Druggists. Chicago And Itoturn. Ono faro for tho round trip. Tho Union raclflo will soil tickets to Chicago and return at ono faro for tlin round trln to thoHO desiring to attend tho National Democratic Con vention whloh meeta Juno si. l'or dates of sale and limits or tickets or any additional Information apply to W. J I. Hurlburt, asst. general passenger agont, Union Pacific Sys tem, Portland, Orogou. 5-31-td Plumbing and Uealiiig Co., Wholesale nnd retull dmlem In STEAM AND PLUMBING GOODS. 20 Commercial utreet. TelepboptrNoa TO BUILD IS A PLEASURE Vhen you see these new 1891 designs in Books 4 and 5, "Houses and Cottages." Hire, 8 x W liehe. Contain new denlirni, n.adtil8uVcli.med from IIW up to 1509, about ualf under I10CO o. 4 con- tWJ0.inuu from IliOl up to tauJO. Many neVitoutbernorrorttylrtof notue m i'rlc. H each, or tba two for 110. D. S. HOPKINS, i Atchitrct, Grand Rapidi, Mich. J. H. HAAS, TELE WATCIEMAKEIl, 215K Commorelal St., ilm, Oregon. (Next door to KlelB'H.) Hncclftlty ot Spectacle, and repalrinp (Tl(ik. Wii-tiiliM ud Jevrftlry. E. O. CKOSS, Butcher and Packer 8Uit HUhii il Court HU-rbe bet meat dellvernl to all part of thenar. EX K.HALL, Paper Hangerand Decorator. omce. at Clta7ul 'rt' Mllllonery Ure, Balem, Oregon. Bargains! Bargains! !n SmlU Haltm, on 4 wtrls Jinn. toU Ira. uiovxi aua UHUuprttveU, Ub?r iaj(l or InUUaki, Term. ta1I'DJ me at my re.ldeui coroor ol WmmttcAalmail, Btavton Tlmta: Jt aeeuw that Balem lu coming to realize that it lu not the juoHsbaeUn who dlo tnat make a city but the ruutlera who live. Uhemeketa utrtet ia uclnj.' BUbatau tlally improved and beginning to look like a euro euougii Btreet; a bridge, tho full width or Commer cial etreet la nearlui completion uuroHU Mill creek and work on an electric line to tho H. P. depot will booh te in progress, mjiu uupiuu city la beginning to assume uietro polltan airs aud wo want connection with her. Astoria Herald; "The colored troops fought nobly" and Jackson haa downed" Blavlu. Though thla triumph or the black race was ...iiiinvixl in a nrize rinir. where brawn plays a more important part thau brajn, It la a gain for negro equality that will bo regretted by the vzcluilonUts. Joliu l Buinvan has declared that "he won't never fight a nlgaer," but ir Corbett beats John L. in their coming match, JacUoou will ohallengo hlin for the Champlonitblp, ft challenge which Dcrniigomcnt ox the liver, with oonnll PAtlou, Injuren tba complexion. Induoa plmploi.Bullow akin, llomovo the cauo by tiiklUK Curler' Little Liver i'llla. One udoiio. Try thorn. Why don't you try Carter'a Mttle Uyer rill7Tbeyaro a ponuivo euro lor icn iii-nrtiu'liH. und nil the Ilia tirodiicod by du .... llirnit I Itflu .mi Tllll tL till- uruvicu ii.vii -...., "v.i'f "-" ..,, . 'I be action oruartern iiuio i.iveriun i pleuiiant, mud aua namrai. iney iuuy JtlmulaU tbe liver, nnd rfKUlate the bow elu, but do not puree, TLey aruaureto please. Trytbem. Ilueklen'a Arnica Bulvo. The Heat Halve la tbe world for Ctita, Hrutaea, Horta, Uloert, Suit Itheum. ever i, Tetter, Uhappea nanaa, unimiuiua, uivntirnH lMloi. or no tuiv rfoulreu. It la Kuarantevd to (five perfect aatlafactlou or money refunded, l'rlce, l rwnla Tier For wile by Uan'lJ. Kry, ai Com UU 53- box, Uororo Sturting on n Journey A person uaually dealrca to ealn oma In formation ai to the moat dealrable rout to take, and will uurclwao ticket via the one tbalwlllaltordblmthe qulckeatand boat aervlce. lieforeatartlngon n trip to Uhl- Poiitland, Juno 0. Tho cam paign has ended bo far as gublle meetlncs aro concerned, and man acrera of both nartlea snent tho re mainder of the tlmo In perfecting nutans. HpeaKlng Baturtiay evon- Incr about tho nrobablo outcome of tho election Chairman Boise of the Eepublican state central committee said: "Tho Republican plurality in the state will bo at least 7500 and may reach 10,000. Tho canvass of concresstonal candidates baa been principally on tariff Issue, and the veto for these candidates will bo tne true index to party strength In the stato. Hermann and Ellis will both receive good majorities, and there has not been n doubt from the first about their election, lno contest for supremo judge and attornoy gen eral, on tho other hand, bos .been a personal ono, nnd Democrats have made a strong light for tho latter ofilces. Tho fact that tho People's party havo named no candidate for attornoy general may throw a por tion of that voto to tho Democrats and thereby diminish tho plurality of Webster for attornoy general." Mr. BoIbo expressod tne opinion that tho People's party will cast from 10,000 to 12,000 votes In the state. It Is understood that the Democrats have glvon up all hope of electing any of their mtn with the exception of attorney general. INTERVIEW WITH BLAINE. Ho Tells Why Ho Resigned Prom tho Cabinet. Washington, June C In an Interview with Beoretary Blaine late Saturday ho said the resignation was not occasioned by tho near npproacu of tho Republican convention and would not nflect his action to the. Bllghtoat extent. Tho question of his candidacy or acceptance, ir pre ferred, tbe nomination did not In llueuco him in deciding to retire from tho stato department. His only object was to obtain personal freedom and peaco. Then bo pro ceeded to indicate tho reasons why ho resigned. Ho felt supersensitive becauso of tho constant discussion of bis name in connection with tbe presidential nomination. To this was added tho annoyanco of the BenBatloual rumors constantly placed In circulation as to bis being secretly working to accomplish Harrison's defeat, and at tho samo time eu- couraKlng his frleuds to a similar course. Without any reference to tho truthfulness, plausibility or nraotlcablllty of these reports, they apparently had a perceptible effect upon tho president's personal menus nud moat lntlmato admirers. Tbe feeling dally grow upon Blnlne, He was regarded with suspicion and dig truBt, and tho frlonds of the ad ministration practically considered him guilty of duplicity, and even his associates lu tho cabinet seemed to look upou him with silent re proach. Thero also seemed to be a constant deslro to humllate him by urging tho necessity of a further publlo declaration that bo was not a candldato for Republican nomina tion. Thcso thoughts and suspicions constantly preyed on upon Blalue's mind until the worry and annoy anco became Intolerable aud bo de termined to resign, and having fully decided upon the courso bo aesuea a speedy settlement of the whoki matter, in order that ho might eft- joy tho rest of a private citizen, which was denied bim as a part ana parcel of tho ndmluiatratlon, eago or any point Iuat,youBhould provide yourself with a map and tlmo table of the Wlaconaln Central Line. The train run on this route are veatlbuleandareeaulpped wlthrullimuriiiauwwjrBwiuB ihmuidicvc ero. elegant Day Couch nod Llulng Car of latest dealgu, built expreaaly for tbl er- vice, auu art. eiiuai . uiMy."- convenient aud comfortable in arrange ment and compieu) m overj ubuuii they have no superior lu comfort and ele- KUnee. THO uinillg cur aorviro hvum' oed by all the mosT elegant ever Inaugur ated, aud U operated In tbe intoieat of Its Kast train via the Wisconsin .Central t I..U I1.1.WU Ml(i.t.ntiillaf1al1 v at 12 4.S n.lll. and 0'2'i v. in,, and tit. Iaul at IU0 p. m. Hon with all train from the Went and Houthwest. ...... .... rot tlCKM, niI, jmrnmumim uu .-.. information apply to O.K. McNeill, O. t. and T. A., Minneapolis, Minn., and to Jaa, o"l4nd;,anerirtuflr W Tlok Ajout, unlaHr0, in, W-r Colored Men Organise. Oiiicaoo. Juno 0.A large ma jority of tho delegates to tho Minne apolis convention passed turougb Chicago today. Interviews witb them did not develop anything in teresting lu tho political situation A largo number of colored Rpubl cans from Texas, Ohio and Illinois met in this city Saturday; Ttt meeting was called for the purpose of adopting plans for a WMlrtsatrof the wrongs which the colwt pso nlo of the Boutb are aald to b Mt Jocted to. Long prcambtos taA resolutions were preMUM Hsf former reciting the altotjed ances and wrow wtatyfc ttof c.s v. ' m witu tho lowest, wuijr u - mcreUl itrMt, R1u 0 k, im rlll'ii lif' !v"mM ! .kr i a' "wwm'tiMm iinitr m tmmftm tm-mmm' ir iim