On the democratic side the outlook is
also somewhat chaotic. Cleveland can
scarcely secure the nomination after the
loss of his own state and having ex
perienced such remarkable set backs as
that in Kentucky. There is a very large
number of observers who believe that Hill
is just as effectually out ol the race as
Cleveland, though this we seriously
doubt and still believe that Hill is the
man of destiny. Be this as it may. how
ever, many eyes have already been
turned toward Arthur I’. Gorman as a
probable contingency. Another man
who is now believed to be industriously in
the field is ex-Secretary Whitney of New
York who would undoubtedly be Clove
land's choice in the event that he could
not himself reach the goal.
Mr. \\ hitney possesses many elements
of strength and has the decided advant
age over every other dark horse candidate,
except Gov. Flower, that he lives in New
York, the most potential of the pivatal
- low IS THE TIME. -
Wishing* to clean my stock of Summer and Light Weight Goods, I shall commence today
to sell such goods REGARDLESS OF COST. This means business. If Low Prices will
do it, these goods will be sold. Come and satisfy yourself before purchasing elsewhere.
I. GREENTREE, Clothier.
Sixteenth Street, East of Eddy. Cheyenne, Wyoming.
states, and has been in no way embroiled
in the recent factional troubles.
Even should Hill fail to secure the
nominaiiou the democratic candidate will i
nevertheless very probably come from i
the east rather than the west, for there
and not here the fighting must be done •
which will count most.
Neu Military Company.
Col. DeForeet Richards, Adj. Gen.
