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TUESDAY. JUNE 7. 1K92
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<’Hkvinnk J. K. Jeffrey's and Theodore G.
Linton's.
Chicago -Clifton House, Wabash avenue
mid Monroe street.
< kkhon—F'. I’. Shannon a drug store.
Laramie W. H. Williston's, Second and
Thornburg streets.
Rock Spkinik-R. D. Woodrufl's postoffice
store.
Rawlins LouisSchalk's book store.
THE APPARENT PROSPECT.
In our judgment Blaine has the inside
track for the nomination at Minneapolis.
He has had for several months the tre
mendous advantage of knowing precisely
what he intended to do and his shrewd
and trusted political friends were likewise
perfectly aware of it. His letter saying
that he would not be a candidate threw
the Harrison forces utterly off their
guard. Harrison was latterly in the em
barrassing position that while he might
feel that Blaine was secretly knifing him,
yet with Blaine still a member of his
political family he could not go openly
gunning for him. On the other hand
neither could he afford to provoke a rup
ture.
