Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 13, 1884, Page 1

THE OMAHA DAIlLy ! TH l RTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA, NEB., FRIDAY BEE. ORNING, JUNE 13, 1884, NATIONAL AND POLITICAL. The House Yustcrdav Passns the River and Harbor Bill. With D&venport's Hennepin Ca- nal Clause Omitted. The Senate Discussing the Vari- ous Pension Proposals, Cinoinnati Projects a Thurman Boom with a Democratic Club, California’s Seconu Choice but Wants Sammy if Possible, Roosevelt Denios the St. Paul Intor- view as to Blame—Mexico not | Enthusiastic for Him, FORTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS, WasniNG The Mexican pen sion bill was taken up, Mr. Van Wyek moved as an to the bill some tine since reporte pension committee by Cullom, amendment from the to provide pensions for invalid soldiers of t after three ion, and for the navy who have been dischar months in the war of the ebe widows and dependent parents of deceased % 2 P Hnwloy was apposed to the servico of pen sions, and would therefore be unable to vote for the Mexican Able-bod soldiers did not ne passed, also an ought to be h of the viding relief for soldi Sherman was very desirious tl sion xome at al ory legislation should be for” the Mexican soldiers, ate war. He hoped would add to- the bill It was an satis ml only . and went 80 their. hor \ over, should stand on the army record 1 eserts Mr. Hawley said he would not attempt to \ fix the precise degree of moral grandenr of 1% who ran home, nor would he for a re thens with the rascals who my within the war period sold mament comy y from the : not think any xpense that would e a laws with the would donbtless | been reported from the commit had come from Chicago commanding that the arrears of pensions be paid, and that would add |-|'nl-.\\»l\' 250,000 me ames to ity of the whole tlnm; in |'.~ h\nl h a Tugivls moved o bill No. 2, being first day of the present session, Ingalls read from amending the li]:l%;.,,,“‘h . Whtte (M Wil STILL STACGERING, [1",‘,,‘,.‘ i I Willis Wils i 3 - tic '.\.I\“ an | slight Vgl Vo 10 U el Stroet Speonlators . ot Yt Re- covered from the Recent Panic. Nays.— Adams ( . Cullen, Cur sh, Er errell, Reported Suspension of tho First National Bank of Cleveland. | Likewise a Deficiency of $20,000,- Pirrany ton, 104 The Speaker announced that the vota on thy Shuts Down at Charleston. Great Destructicn gheny Valley —Bridges, Barges, e 3 10kl Allogheny valley visited yosterday Dy “ 1 they have mado a mistake and will be e Blata 000 in the U, P, Sinking Fund, o6 10 ENRNIENIN thotc Anion oy Proclaim Against Bull-Fights. candid enough to corroct it n, Murray, I‘}'\:"y”"‘ s e many years, oaused tho most destructive e R '.,‘\',:“f.nvllmk1;?..‘:'1"'}'(!m"." fay (N, V1), Rovinson | Both Reports Denied=-Though [flood since 1865, At Brookville, Va., a| Asa Result of Recent Disgrace=|\iil wmake a vigorous canvass, . Logun. 1 "Ryan, Shaw, Skinner, water spout burst. In less than two hours think, is oxcoodingly st ” "'* ] iror, Steele, Sto kelagor, notVery Energetically. tho croek rose ten foct, transforming 1t into| ful Scenes at the Brute Sport, [think, is ovceedingly strong with the (Wis.), J. B, Taylor Y m‘nlhlnlz foaming torrent. Tho pid riso & soldier cloment of the party, He is a i k mw)nwl.'rnm.\y (Ky), ST x:\\'n nt\il klmiv; no l:\':l .vy\\]h .L‘.(m». ]w ;mn good orga nlmLm himsolf, and his record, Vard, Wa Tonn.), Weaver, Weller, Lt it | their stoo ama at North Fork nulls Br - [0 far as now, footly “,,,1 NO. g = & ~ TRANS-ATLANTIC TOPICS | Scveral Reports and Contradictions of the Surrender of Berbe Alle - Whitelaw Reid and Another Contributor to Brittanica. to defoat him, A great many now imag- ino that they will go against Blaine. I'hey are now making the choicoe in their minds between Biaine and some other republican whom they wanted nominated. 'n a little while they will ba forced to o betweon ropublicanism and de- oy~ that is to say, between free trado and protection, between an N AMERICAN POLICY, When it comes to that most of them will vote for Blaine. 1 think most of tho republican papers that have pro- French Minister of the Interior|nounced against Blaine will find that from southeast emperature in - soutl ly cooler weathor for 1 . NAIA'S POURRDOWN, Along the Lumber, Houses ana Fenves Swept Away. ENGLISILAND na, Jane 12.—Tha points along the A1 S1ATE He WeH1A A6 /A NAta) ¥R Al his impulses are patriotic and he is a veiling of John Brown's Statue, 1away, and many wotion t) strike out the Henne analclanse RIS small buildings demoli A\ nuniher of i o TR0t bt eqmartly statud, Thd' sl R f IR CFrvin. thor Hiombs, wid man of ability. The country would be sobiwaat: SoNs 140; fiasa'l Liamlities, $110,000—ome Ugly Ru fcompelled to seek sheltor olsewhore for the | The Memorial Placed in View of the [ perfectly safo in his hands.” Mr. Eaton then ealled up the senate bill mors Afloat as to the Closing, night in Pittsburg. vse e Allegheny | Queen's Apartments at Balmoral, — regulating the electoral count He belioved last night rapid, and a number Skan of North Carolina Tobacco is the that under the constitution the howse of repre - gonl barg “'rfinnwfm 1 teie oo, . Vit v bad the sole power to count NI NANOES, it were canght by tow Loats, wninjure BRI . ] AL el The oo at Brooksille bromght. down abont FOREIGN NEW SPRING SPOLES, short_constitutional argu DAMAGING RUMORS ON WALL STREKT, 0,000 picces of Jamber, and almost every WEPORTED FALL OF BRRIKIL R £ went sovisions of the bill. He | Niw York, June 12, Wall street is flooded [ owner of LoxnoN, June 12 The Times correspond fowh Firome saw one difficulty, and that orable ramors, 1t is with ported that named M . DEFICIENCY, 1t is also rumored that the government. ex cieney of £20,000,000 in | tyre's vec The News' GALVESTON, perts discovered a d Vort Worth dispateh e demoerati | the Union Pacifc sinking, finde, and mones W §HitE ‘eoRvanLE Sanble b e used to sustain the market value of their state convention reassembled at ten Ahis)cuon * s Gt Ditlon statos: tho, company recovered en letter, ates had not Feet of the have done nothing whatever in stocks dollar was used for such purpos their constituents that their n :-|114| l|v'lm~4\'! day up to 3 o'cloc The deposit sidered in m.; matter L del Niously awaiting an investigation. (O oL oong e [ ment runs high and but - little business Bosto rom the ! been don A slight run was made | biilding ocratic state and other st at Austin, wvention to no officors will (i iont 1060 bank when the de ning, but as ov New Bru ¢ | burned- plosion « NDITIC The report of the books of the THURMAN, expert thic rted positively that no infor- | session. mation will be given out concerning the char- acter of the report, and that nothing can be known of its contents until the return of Sec- Teller, who left for New York this | morning, Commissioner Armstrong is_also CALIFORNIA FQR THURMAN. Srockroy, C: An Associated r this morning ninent, del to the sion in rates on en’s declination w refuge under a tree, A Mayor and Editor Shot in a Politi- |y gress street. 000 on_the buildin adjourned withont having o They meet ag a skiff 8 busy today catehing drift ent telegraphs from Wada Halfa: *“Berber was by a per A BT A SF T et L | el Ll : tlerber TI TOURNANENT AT RS NOINKS, After somne Ll L s B GRERLTU ARt Y special says o fsurrendered tw ays o Recort )] Dygs Mok, June 12 The &1 day of the journed. pended, but Inter advices state that the - insti | terlfic: thinderstOm Takssd over the ity it [of 0 massero have alveady beon | touranmont aes favorsbie and th copteats of tution was doing business as usual, night, doing considerable damage. A boy [ yeecived in London, The Titnes cot adent | Ereat interest, The prize for ladder climbing cIntyre, and & companion, who took was won by engy Gillot, of - Atlantic; tine, were rondored sensoloes | 148 been informed that the rebel General |SSNAS The Storm Tke hand angin with lightning which struck the tree, Meln oull has collected 100,000 men around Ber- [ won the first money on- time and - distan overy is doubtful After the fall of Berber, 80,000 Arabs | The Conneil: Rluffs team won on conpling in S were sent to invest Dongola, The governor of Lty seconds, The 46 olass hose contest was HIS MISSISSLEPL LS it of the surrender of Ber | won by the Sawyers, of Towa City in 444 see phed to Wada Halfa that f onds. ™ The championship of the state had no men had comedown theviver, This direct- | i, three firsts, ", conflicts with the statement in the ) it Th mons by was won by tho “Atlantic, in T consider rduy's vote in Sitzmarice, wider for o structing the delegates for Tilden snd Hend IREFORTED SWARHOUTIONGTHBIOGED (cal Dispute, W Berher rey shiad thia oits 47} seconds. AL bt the hand engines are ricks was tabled by a vote of 301 to 182, Not-[ Tt was further stated that a serious washout 3. Until reports unques: | ander protest and will be decided to-morrow SPAE) BUAHE RN LA 01 IR SO ONL ocenrred on the Contral Pacific at Humboldt, | s eweris, Jume s LN vt anthentic arrive, the fate of Berber is [ Tn the evening the location of the nest Tution w but this is officiall the company’ St N i : considered problematic, nament wis o at Davenport, and. the fol delegates to use | agent an Francisco. of a deadly affray ab New Albany, Miss., be RNOYOLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. I ficers elocted for the ensuing ye selection of a candid the market weak and feverish: tween J, R, Reeves, mayor of the town, and | oo st st President . Liey, of Council Bluffs, president, leaving the de logation untrammelled Missouri Pacifi the editor of the Union County Optic. Unftedd States navy. has waispoard mene | First Vieo President =1, E, Brainard, Towa LA Ll 1 Loyd Ford, o good for nothinis_despe et (T 10 fullu\\uu.' re the delegates to the na- and the remainder of the list ftol ¢ had an_ altereation about the congres- | of 5 e "{\ I“;{’I"" Second Vieo Prosident N Wheeler, of tional c «quently the market beca sional contest between Morgan Watson, can- | Reid, " New York Tribuno, will contri. | iiton. ¢ rmor R. B, "u' 0 A WEST VIRGINIA FAILURE, didate for the demncratic nomination. I [ bute an article on nowspnpers, Third Vice President—Gustave Van Doch- . man D, 0. s, ox, W. Vi, June 12.—The doors | shot fiv Ford was shot in the breast DANISHING BULL FIGHTS, an, of Davenport. & Ty dudge L. . Brown, of S X from the effects of which he One bl i WULL FIGHTS, Reconding - Seerctary —A, L, Pallons, of ) te bauk of West Virginia, of this b CRe s ter Smith, mayor of 1't. Worth, Tosedd this morning. . Tinbilities $110.: | 1et from .mn.-m.q struck 'Squire Re Pawis, June 12,—The minister of the in- | Winte Also twenty-two district dele Ad M RaY DEIG LI Kraiat . | father, J. flosh “‘..W. terior has issued a decree forbidding bull | Corresponding Seeretary - MeManus, journed : ARG, ! {'the 15 Jont dying b [ BRhtss disgusting seencs of erelty have. re- | of Dubnque, £ The sen: atives in congress Lm it is doubtful if it anid! to cently been witnessed at bull fight “in varvious | Treasurer—Archio Christic, of Des Moines, srom in o request to | Db G “Then T d 7 parts of France. — officials of th l Base BaN, THE QUEEN'S JOHN BROWN, mwas present moral, of the {110 o Joli Brow which reps |||n|ntlm-|l in his Highland statue was olaced within view of the apartiments, GAMES YESTERDAY, At New York,—Philaaelphia 1, New York " At Pittsburg At Washington Allgghuny 0. Ciugini Washingtons, 7. . Louis, t Ribber companics, on € The' threo upper atories ‘and the flames still burning. An S naptha on the second floor burne remen seriously, e loss will be $400,000 on stock, and §275, I nswi queen’s f ¢ At New York="Tul, 5 At Brooklyn—F Columube, At Detront— Chie: Detroit, 0. At Milwaukee - Milwaukee At Baltinore Baltin Metropolitan, 4. MORGANATIC MISERY, Beruy, June 12 The abdication of the Duke of Hesse isexpected, a8 the result of the Kolemine escapade, CINCINNATI, J Steps wore taken to- it ) e e— Lty ; f nion Pacific Railroad_company was handed ; FERNINT FEMALE SUFFIAGE. At Bast Siganaw night to organize a Thurman club, with a view | Scerctary Teller yesterduy in o sealed envel-| _The Trunk Line Disagreements, SR b e N | > i Jhicago convention in a body It was at once locked in o safo, without | NEW Youk, June 12.—The trank line com- | SEER SR e B NEERENE PREL AL 86, Touis—Unions of St Louix, i claims for the homination, » secrctary or myone in his | mittee met again to-dug and held stornny ) J cin At the close i At Ft, Wayne - Ft, Wayne, 3; M EL MANDI DEFEATED, dipateh from the 31 Mahdi been |, Lakalla tri AND ATHEIRM. ¢ the meeting e to any concl regard to hny proposcd s cast hound freight from Chi N tuorrow. 1 LoNDON, June 12 i Dongoln says crushingly defeated by th BRADLAUGH, WAL " At Philadelphin At Buffalo —DBuffalos, 6; Clev@lands, 0, AL Minneapolis—Gaie postponed 3 rain, Athletic, 113 Indianapolis, — ES. lid on VICISSITUDES OF ' The Boars Make & Stesst Gmm ) Wheat Weukens 'md Closes 1 1-2 Lower tlnn Wednesday. Corn L1kew1se Unse:tled, Weak= er and Half a Cent Lower, Oats in Too Great Supply, and a anacmnon Results. Cattle Show a Drop of 25 to 30c Since Last Wednesday. Receipts Have a Similar Ef- fect on Hogs—a Decline of 10 o 15 g OHICAGO'S MARKETS, A BEAR BAID, Special Dispatch to Tug Bex, Cmieaco, dune 12, —The I market successfully to-day, off steadily, ing wa the b wheat declin what by the in later it_cased closed fe low and 1ge | G es dropped aned with only slight rallies, trad- 1 hias been shown on son after the opening fe, rallicd de, influenced some- of shipments reporte off about e, fhictuated and for duly, 1o lower for Augusty th st T atbribiiter weak and lack of shipping demand, On tho aft noon board the market continued shumps and July sold down to 878c, but recov slightly and closed at 7e, Augus CoRN was in good speculative and shipping demand, bt the fecling was unsottled and weake closed @4 rda v » Turther doe losing at 64, July at 55 b A@ August at b OATS, There were more cash le than the shipy and tho weak ket for the leading cereal influ- enced the speculative market unfavorably, 0" the afternoon b k, and the Iatest price for July, and 2540 for. August, PORK AND LARD little oh June, July and August were quoted at 1985 in the Tatest June lard closed at 8,023, July at 4, and August at 8. CATTLE, Speciul Dispatch to THE Bre, Cnicaco, June 12, —There was a fair de- ud for all sorts, and prices ruled steady on st fat eattle, [:Y)wur Tast Wednesd o0d, solid corn lower on all sorts of . To-day solid, corn fed cattle remain- n, while all other classes declined 10¢ per hundred, 1 to choice shipping, 1,200 o.ulqm pounds, 6 00@6 50; common to med- i 1,000 to 1,200 pounds, b 00@h 90; grass 1%, 7000 850 pounds, 3 90@4 corn ln A Texang, 850 to 950 pounds, 4 75@5 b0, narket continued for June, showed v Goqmu’ncr. Lina, i itatee B batia . arrears of the pension ac e )sent from the No one has scen the The St. Jo & Western. T.ONDON, dune 12,—Bradlaugh — oG, ¥ the plank of the platform of the recent republi | their delibe nd on the party through- | 30 (LU i “commisioner and the ox | fpeiieih gk el G Saddlebags and Sulkey, it i ves b elociohil toca s can convention, pledging that party to the re- | out the state. Al expressed surprise and re- | LG LG the examination di ; 1 RORIA PRANCK clined 10@15¢ bit lecline th peal of the Timitation contained iu the arrcars | gret, but unanimously declared that Thurman g i il 34 e i PRONIA PRANCK ~|clined 10@15c bt at ecline there was a D B o T tho SOUND AN SOLVENT. t ince of Wales, asking [ Prowia, Hls., June 12,—There was a large [ good demand; yet there was more than - could pensions act party I E i th Umnn lulu interest g uuwmtnh nd his support to | attendance, the ther wi lelightful, a; | be sold; xo the market closed rather weak, po mtan.,m) out the expressed declaration | popular sentime: nt of the entire coast, ”n r‘lpnxtnf any in any (I:\l]m:l Lin the ¥ ,_ ) h ol AERALIIOE D HH' Ly 0 'I" 'i 0 the llu l( closed rather “t‘fll 3 ) b said the declaration of S| (giame, e ,.ul.l.-.;r.‘:‘il.fulfilk. e hacr RNy St o ronll divisi L INGERSOLL tho £ Durango won first two [lost. Sales were at 3 00@4 75 for skips and itical platform would not state convention elected W il hob A RIA DAcTa h-umn the two interests, heats, and Hhu ketone the next three; time, | light,* light, @5 60 for assorted light, He did'not think the principle was right. | 31T 1. Clunie, 1, M. Lar s ”..‘m.....‘ ety e 5 2274, 2299 and 5 70@b 75" for packers and shipper, _ The Pensions should commence when the applica- [ for Poster, deloga wocrat- " ated to-day | New York Printing Houses Burned. |He thinks Blaine the People's Cholco, Sty an i tnd Busken started | bulk of the best heavy sold between 5 45@5 50, tion for it was filed. As for the proposition to ] convention, —all pledged for Tilden sa0ciated iross Operate New Youk, June 12,—A five story brick —And Glows with Enthusiasm the 227 \ Boy won Tst, 2d | Salos of light, 180 to 240 pounds, 4 S5@850. of the' Union’ army, on pen: 2 Thurans fol- i pres Speraor Wi Bse. ol Hik 5 AiiC i Stsnte, Jnd P Duskin o, i 224 N it would wo weigh down ' our A STOCK CLEANING HOUSE, d [zt was partly ) for Him and about Him 3503, 299, 28p " S o fimancos s to make 16 almost mpossible to Niw Yok, June 12,—The members of tho | 272 oiiht. el B Bagnio, Tl : o THEODORE vs, THUNDER. . i mpossible & N 2T 3 o T O vinvs RD R Dbar: 7 b T, Bagnio, Flia Rowett, Alico e ‘.‘;i‘.mfz’.'f.‘f o it 0 : /held n mesting ito.day, to con: | Biith, piblishers of e Now York Weekly, | Chicago Tribune's N. Y. Special 11th, Murphy an Loaman startc o he Funing E s e establishment of o st 1G, W. Walcott, ohrome varnishee, Lowses | Gol, Rob I mile ane Lewman won both dushes | pre Fxponent of Wagnerian Musio 3 ‘Aftor somo discussion, how- | oag ! & ol. Robert Gi- Ingersoll was thi l““' time, 116§, 1473, 0. Expanon 2 Nt aliom U ngallymd Maxsyonposed x, it was decidad to authorize the chairmaa | 200000 '3 LT noon at the Hoffmann House, fresh froi e SR e rrin NG A QK Plays Against Storms and Light- 1 after further debate the \.l, urned sine die, jint i committe of 13 to take the matter B R the Chicago convention. Durin, Ll 1 s o f 20018 ko) i . g u con. Prersun, June 12,—Mile—Gonoral Hard- ning at Minneapolls, litug s jooneluaionon, s and report the result of [ Religion With a Method in It. | yergation on the work of the convention [ing won, Boapman 1, Bouquet 3d; time, R WASHINGTON NOTES, ——fllllili:uny : L(;Nl,u; June_12.—CGeneral lhu.l',];, nu and the general outlook of the cam. |14, - : { nous PRINTING UNSPOKEN SPE XN ARTD EDn louBA ek anciof Ao | Paigm, M. Tngorsoll said: Coke stakes—all agos—mile and _threo fur- inmrouis Jung la - Tioplass fooncarky T the | smmittee to-day, consider- | Wasiserox, June 12.—Senator V, : e amily re 1 think that Blaino was nominated [ o (g, Knikhe, ;.5""‘ a0 ne ]“"M l,,"-"‘ pes belg "",1;'!'; b y, consider swick § f | of thunder, lightning and rain. The lightning poropriation | yitted TR T o not by the voliticians, but by the rank | (il stakes— two ki A D S v | ke brdey an wmndinent bo poposed | itibuater Caprurod at Key Went and filo of tho party. ' Ho is ‘tho choice, | um s, At Worleoek 50, Auete ;| eruele the Coliscum this afternionn, cusing a e L e e e G with all the Ingredicnts. - I think, of nino-tenths of tho republicans | time, 1t psic n ehdionss hteniing i okl an e ) and foported tho bill to | that i money shall bogaid out of tho tressury o A Hotel Clerk Disemboweled. of the western states, and I do not beliove . . ra milo—Boatman won, = Po- Rttt el SR my Mr, Oates moved to steike out the Henne- [ Congressional Recordany speeeh whichhas not |~ Kev West, Fla. June 12.—Upon the arrival ARDSTON N, Tunc 12,—Win Doon, a wortly: | theto s s republican distriot in th [ Mffan &b, Blue Hyed B Theordore Thomas (who, finding the building pin canal clanse B ety spoken o dvered either in the | of the Mallory stoames. Tate Tt might. fro | 152 130, whilh drwnic ent ot the cutrails of | Unitod States in which & mojority of the | 13 ks mile wan nob on fire, signalled th Mr. Willis said, upon consultation with all [ senate or how e Geo, Hughes, w hoteliclerk, for ordering ‘him [ o 8 20 EO0 00 H0 ot oY ot for | - rinser dd; time membars of the comumittes on rivers audl hats | WaSHINGTON, June 12.-The senste todey i Pederico (il Marroro was arrested faway from tho preinives. Hughes will dic, | RS P1OAtE (ERsibnea ; AL KT LOUIS, ¥ Bors except o il b thei instance, e had | passd tho consilar aud diplowatio bill by a |on charges o havingexplosives in his possession | The negro will probably be lynched. sine Rt any niviske ineil een dmade |t iroy s ranit) n furlo detormined to allow o separate vots on the | Yot of 35 to 2, The houso total s increasod [upon the affidait of the United States d ——— it has been the mistake of the party. | jud won; Niphon Baozsedam ! o ot wl‘l“”“l(" s i S trict ’.n‘m.u \u |n‘f|‘.. mIm'm{\ ™ |‘|v ;.\. y re. Faypt's Demo The result was not brought about by any [ 132 st of hnois, expressed wur- | The house continned consideration of the [ ecived from” the officials of New York 4 fow 1, June 1 Democratic | trading or traflicing. — Blaine was nomi- | Mile— Charley Lucas won; - Nimblefoet 2d; festival haw by 0 pursucd by Mr. Willis, | river and harbor Lill, weeks ago, and Ity known ) o oo od bec: opublic: Maniton JFor one, e b not consented hat Ui cours — through detegtive i his hag T, afternoon ;lfuul limzuumz“l“? ;LA'“"“‘_“"“ Lo 08| MG wih buicanklihe-Wrvulanid won ok should e followed. officials found a fu ¢, dotonating cape S itm - oldonobshinicinere ayimyeiion 3 Vallet ;. time 10 [l Mr. Murphy, of Towa, said as another MEXICO. ool on the manufacture of dynmite. bt LD position to him as thoro was to Garfield artor mile leats—Jo AM DREVJS T ey R N thel| TR et T o 5 oy e s ate board of equalization. after his nomination. 1 think ho will Nt e o comsulted, S \"I‘ .;l\.”; [ of e it G, and e conclusion —— mako Glovem, The motion to strike out was agreed to, yeas [ MEXICO, Juue 12, spapers con- [ urrived at were that Marrero had materials SLE Al NOX & 146, nays tinue discussing the nowination of Blaine, |and instructions foe making dynamito an TRLEGHAPH NOTH A DETIBIL PUBSIDONT ZHAN ARKUIUD, AT AT ISR, ir. Murpliy then moved tolay the bill and | which is gonerally regarded as'a throatened [ Bich articles as conld not b A I think he has more executivo ability, [ NvIANAOLLS June 11 & sparring match ponding ax '."f": 1.', outabl evil for Mexico, - LulLibertad (anti-American) | 405 tomton ¢ i doubt lynanito curteiilzos woro expladod | Blaino i rogarded as a real American, as mitliclpglove e A R TR R Ayaoniteio dmp L nexday. Nodam- | ¢ho ropresentative of tho progressive | Coloradn, and Charles Tiango, ohampion "f;‘l‘:c"";"::mm Mexico has more to fear from a fi spirit of the country. He has a great | heav it of Ohio, to take place | A > B more to fear from a fri P for tho roport Ut ity {v Inosday, Juno 18 for $500 \PEARLBAKING POWDE! dent than one who is avowedly hostile, yogard Western Homeopathist will udvanco rates | 10Id upon the young men. As to his ad- | g7 \Vernosdty, June 15 for 8700 & 4id & .,.'M“u.mmms: . g5 ) Dark i g it as more to the interest of Moxion todeal | Cisenssans, June 12, —The Western Acad- | from Ohicago to Now York on & basia of 25 | ministration there is a general feoling | thochumpionship of Indinua and - Ohi Blanchard, Bland,’ ¥ Breckenri with her neighbor in- th it of | ey of Homeopathy elosed the conts, that he would add to our national repu- g —— ; g Breitung, Broadle ]l.”nm:\‘.n]‘.in, Toudd, fiur” | confdence and veserve than L b with { tenth convention to-day, tation and to our national importance;| Syokk Seal of North Carolina Tobace eigh, Buros, Cabell, Caldwe Alkins, turs who pretended to he fric ord : : i il 8 v Seal of ol 0l 0. Orison, Oastelong, Comsidy, Clardy, O b ahbumar nistopdac e [ncpcb i e Denver; vice-president, |'}|"|‘<" e that he would protect our citizensabroad; e | .||n- 1..ul.l.w Co» i, Coapy :11.4 ol e ) 1t 2 o that he would enlarge our trade and lay e Wanted To Vote, (Tex.), Culbertson (Ky.), Cutelicon, Dargan, PrQ¢eopion, the foundation for a great and growing 0 Davidson, Davis (Mo, Davis (Mans:), De ROOSEVELT AND BLAINK, g Morton, Awerican ministor in Parls, gavo s ¥ BTOWINR | Arkauunw Traveler. M. commerce. A A gter, DD, Dibwell, Dockyrs AT T AT RN |I.|u.m| ‘1“'| Donald of Stiflwager, (hanist Woednesday vight o the Hranco- | i neyor could see any objections to [, Tmmikrauts "][l'»""l“""l","” "t’l""':l“"‘“w i 3 T T g e erican Union, on the occasion of the are soon naturallized, The itt, For e en TR e 1 e Lo, o ! lotion ot arthol 1t st of Tiporty. | Blaine's South American polioy. It in 2 BBV S TR oBer Gy o ! (il Glasscrle Gl Graves, 1y Illmuh Yok Jip - The Dt kot . The democrats of Mississippi send an un. | Certainly of great importance that we| o (S "l L o ¢ (Mo, Haiely (Mioh.), Hayn vlmlln elative to (the St. Paul dispatch A Cuban Filibuster Arrested, instructed delogation to Chicago, declares ity [ should bo friendly with all the republics “What toim do yez git inter Lt Hencerson (1L ), Hncaron l”m\“u "1': tty | and received the following roply WASIINGTON, dune 12, The government | 10¥a16y to the national party, and “appeals | on this continent, and I don’t see how o Jop gib inter ‘Little et R RS S L0 ]\htwlu.\l_ Dak., June 12, ~To my knowl- | authoritics to-day roceived a telogram from | Y10 '1\"|:"ml»}“€h' 4 past record as | any harm could grow out of a closer union ,. Tonon (A Thaos (Do, Fonoetts DONAD: | adge d 1o int. r publi n, Ney- fspic rent Hubbs ab Key West, Plorida, as | 40 index o its future action, with thoso countries, It is certainly not| (et [ ¢ Lnhini Luwis Lot avacins, Lasons, | ¢ il auything it you roport.” 1 followst “Marresn, the secrotary of the 1évo- | Granyille, in a note o the Furopeun powors | for the interest of this country to “hav |, ("‘"‘Ylj pull out an’ git in a half '\“’ 'Efl‘ DE §||..-| ormick, McMillen, ~ Maybury, Miller | 1 s I“‘}“"I“l‘:“’:‘_"\‘l';' *"“‘:l'h""'mm Iw" uu“ the programms of the an coufer- [ the other republics hate us and do all “““'i‘“""_"‘ b SEEE 4 o), Mooy, M{I”vu\\: Muriy, Newee, Rooweyir, " | by tho uarshul, wity explosiye wntoria ey iguorcatho arvomont with f thoir tradiug with othor contries, 1 1| |03 i8 your *]““ 10ss very urgent! =3 ~——=1 O Farrell, O I‘h‘m,nm\i":‘fi( ‘:.:' \r‘wH 4\l-~ Peoria Market Wi woned until to-morrow, Sealed letters at ol hATAaRA S AN 15 understand “”::; ‘r‘;:’l }I/l\«Illiulru.’” PUR (’ L AM TARTAR’ Py o, Picrce, Poole, Price, Pryor, Ravkin, 5 M ‘( T8 2 ; unstgnped, 1! promiont | S o dee SN Ay oF G By ULAINE'S OLICY, never was there, Mo brother Eb‘jul“»' Q vm e found uere. (N X0 | Baosin, June 13 Quta=Dulls nomfo —— held a publi 1 1n Brooklyn, Wodnes. | at all it was one of friendship—that is to duu T'm just from Ireland.” Wil Coarl Biking Powder, 1 pow 5o g et v ® /4 h Ao Weath ax @ duy, which proved i grout wocial uifair, Gen. | sny, ho desired to bo on_good terms with | #Then why aro you wo_ desirous of ar- bobz eidord, uhid testmontaly ; Sumner (Cal.), | Oats—Dull and lowe % WASHINGTON, dJune the Upper apeuig e semanles Al “nuy' our neighhors, Whon that polioy is un- |riving there by 6 o'olocki” 3 i, o Chencos ana. Glaiavies i vl (T ). |55 ! : Mississippi Vlley weter it DA | ot oaenpag tdrew of weloomo, e doratood 1 think it will bo popular, T do| *Wall, yez see, sor, there i illection | i (s "Noversold 1 Uik, ) aomas Laompen, Wllluan, Tigkes, uily, | lige kl.rriwx.(, ‘x‘,, 2, 614@o2e, raing in Minnesota, casterly to heasterly | the ensuing year. Tho next meeting will'bo | not think the democrats will ke ‘ablo to thero to-day, an’ T want to it thero in| ; ANDREWS & x%m I i » Vance, Van' Eaton, hisky— Unchanged, winds and slight clianges in temperature, For at Baltimore, nominate any man at all who will be able ! toim to vote before the polls close,” 2870280 & 201 K, Water Ste o { etal yeetbuna | I oty p3 il b attaine ol e 7 r L the tiod | [4 l e tectineds | Y y ¢ where recognized e Recaude we and mellown. l y & ¢ nesd Mwod« At B0 lect theles as indidpensibfe age al < cr CCr 21 ‘ h L»..,é /Laz,p t,w,. i ) arts, | fo Peafer abo Jolbacea # i - % | 0 alcc°.II tegionsafHa ot )