THE OMAHA DAILY BEE
THIRTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA , NEB , , WEDNESDAY MORNING , JUNE 11 , 1881 , NO. 308
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THE OMINOUS OUTLOOK ,
It is Brightened Up Somewhat by In
telligence from Washioston ,
A Prospect that Several Southern
States May bo Carried.
And Thus Counterbalance the
Northern Elaine Defection.
Proceedings of Congress Yester
day at the National Capital.
Italy Growing Very Angry Over
Oar Art-Tariff Dues.
Further of tlio Flnro Up by tlio
Cnllforninno In jMnlnc.
1M103PECTS.
WHAT KIND OF A CAMI'AION.
Spoctnl Dispitch to Tint BKB.
WAIHINOTON Juno 10. What aort of
a campaign shall it bo is now the ques
tion which agitates the breast tf the average -
ago republican politician. Of course ,
with the name of Blaine , it is looked up
on as an aggressive campaign , and it is
possible that this idea will prevail in the
months that come between this and No
vember. Preparations have already boon
made for work. The campaign fund will
bo largo aud its use will not bo confined
tn the doubtful states of Now York , Ind
iana and Ohio , but will be extended to
the south. Interviews with politicians
from the southern states show that the
ticket ot
J1LAINK AND LOOAN
is the most popular ono that could have
been nominated for the South. Such
men as Randolph Tucker , of Virginia ;
Skinner , of North Carolina ; Barbour , ol
Virginia , and others , say frankly that if
any _ ticket can carry the states of Vir
ginia , North Carolina and perhaps Flori
da and 'Louisinia , it is the one nominat
ed at Chicago last Friday , With this
idea it is understood attention will bo
turned toward the south , and that the
doubt vrhicli attaches to the possibility
of carrying Now York will bo mot with
an elfurt to carry the southern states.
CAMPBELL VS. MOUEY.
The house commstteo on elections it
Ohio contested election case of Compbol
VB. Morey , by a vote of 8 to 4 , agreed tc
report in favor of unseating Moroy , and
seating the contestant.
SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTEU.
The president to-day signed the ac
fixing the rate of postage on mail matter
of the second class , wheu sent by persons
other than a publisher or news agent.
SWAIM.
A COURT MARTIAL ORDERED ,
WASHINGTON , Juno 10. The record o
the court of inquiry in the case of Gen
Swaim , judge advocate general of the
army , reports the facta as developed by
evidence , and concludes as follows : "Tho
court of inquiry is of the opinion thai
while it is not prepared to say that any
V qpecific act developed by the evidence is
\ actually fraudulent , yet evidence does
show that a aeries of transactions discrcd
itablo to any officer of the army , especial
ly demands the severest condemnation
when engaged In by an officer holding the
high position and the peculiar relations
to the administration of justice in thi
army , he-Id by Brigadier General Swaim.1
The secretary of war laid the report before
fore the president to-day , and it was de
cided to order a court martial for the trla
of Swaim. The detail for the court wil
bo made in a few days.
TriKE.TAHIFF.
A NIJVT YOHK C'LUK.
NKVT YoitK , Juno 10. A tariff roforn
league was formed hero to-day , with W
B. Anderson , of Rochester university a
president. The vice presidents include
Jlenry Ward Beochor , George W. Curtis
and ex-Governor Robinson. The league
is to hold nn annual convention. Ad
dresaoa were made by David A. Wella
General Dovino.ThomnHG. Shearman ant
others. Mr. Wells was requested to
frame a pnmphlet on the tariff quostioi
to bo distributed among the people.
SPRING WHEAT.
THE OFFICIAL HETUUNS ENCOURAGING.
Special DUpatch to THK BEB.
WASHINGTON , D , C. , Juno 10 , The
Juno report of the depai tmont of agri
culture , for which data have boon com
ing in for several days , will show a very
satisfactory condition of the spring when
crop , throughout the country , ao far a
can ba learned. These reports indicate a
alight increase in the acreage , aud a
prospect for about an average yield
Thrro is considerable increase in acrongo
in Dakota and for the northwest , while
the remainder of tho'spring wheat sootioi
practically holds its own in acreage
There is a tendency on the patt of agri
culturists in the wheat sections , omitting
the extreme northwest and west to decrease
crease the acreage rather than increasing
but as the number of ngriculturibts in
croasea the total acreage keeps up to
about iti former standing. Altogothe
the prospect for winter and spring whoa
s considered by the department as quite
atlafactory.
WASHINGTON , Juno 10. The Juno
rep roportof the agricultural department
hews nn incrcnss in the area of pt n ;
wheat of nearly ° 00,000 acres , or S ) per
cent , The condition averages 111. The
! ondition of whiter wheat conlinuoi
ligh average * 9 > , against 91 a mot th
ngo. The increase ii : thu area uf oata is
I per cent. The average of rye advanced
"rom 07 to ! ' 7. The barley average baa
'alien from 101 to ! )3. )
MADiM&COAllONI.
AUTIST1O ITALY AXOKUIU ) AT US.
ROME , Juno 10. Signer Mancino ,
ninistor of foreign allairs , addressing the
chamber of deputies to-day , said that if
ho bill before the American cousrcss ,
) laciug foreigners upon the same footing
as Americans in rcgnrd to duties on in-
.reduction into America of works of art ,
ihould not bo considered by tlio 21st
.nst. , as demanded by Italy , ho would
jtko measures to obtain compensation ,
as ho considered the treatment of Italian
aubjocta unfair and at varianso with the
.roaty of commorcoi between tlio two
countries. The ministers of foreign at-
'airs and commerce and finance were con
sidering a bill regulating the matter
which might bo brought into oper
ation after an agreement with other Eu
ropean governments. Borraci in reply
said if the American government persist
ed in its present course , Italy should
abolish differential duties or denounce
: ho treaty with America.
NEVADA.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
AUSTIN , Nevada , Juno 10. The demo
cratic state convention mot at noon. Geo.
W. Baker , of Eureka , was elected tem
porary chairman. The platform adopted
affirms the national democratic platforms
of 1870 and 1880 ; demands the nomina
tion of Tildon and Qondricks ; the removal -
moval of all restrictions on silver coinage ;
opposes the acquisition of largo tracts of
public land by aliens , and demands the
absolute exclusion of Chinese.
AHor the appointment of various com
mittees the convention adjourned till to
morrow. ?
Third congressional district , assembled
in caucus , elected delegates to Chicago
pledged to Tildon and Hondricks with
Thurmau as second choice.
IN MAINE.
I'ERIGRINATIONS OK THE 1'ACIPIO COASTMKN.
AUGUSTA , Mo. , Juno 10. The western
delegation , accompanied by several prom
inent persons of this city , visited the Na
tional Soldiers' Homo this afternoon.
They were received by General Luther
Stephenson , governor of the homo , am
saluted with thirty-eight guns. The hul
was surrounded by a largo body of sol
diers in lino. The governor delivered n
brief address , giving a short history ol
the homo. In the evening there was an
informal private reception given lj
Blaine to the delegation. A small num
ber nf invitations were issued to promi
nent citizens , and about ono hundroc
persons were in attendance. The gupstt
were received by' ' Mr. and Mrs. Blaine
A very pleasant hour was spent in socia
conversation.
ST. LOUIS HAPPY.
INDORSEMENT OF I1LAIHE AND LOOAN.
ST. Louis , Juno 10. The republicans
held a ratification mooting at Mercan
tile hall to-night. The hall was
packed. A great deal of genuine enthu
siasm was manifested. Ex.-congresemai
Finkelburg presided. Speeches were
made by General John B. Hender
son , Chauncy I. Filloy , Colonel D. P
Dyer , J. Milton Turner and several oth
ers. Both factions of the party wore
well represented and the utmost liar
moiy prevailed.
'ItAH FOR "RET. "
AN IOWA IILAINE EDITOR'S WELCOME.
DES MOINES , Juno 10. Mr. J. S
Clarkson arrived homo from the Chicngi
convention to-day. Ho was soronadet
by bands to-night , and fully a thousam
citizens visitednia residence and tondercc
congratulations on his labor in behalf o
the nomination of Blaino. A number ol
speeches were made by proniinon
citizens of the state. Mr. Clarkson re
sponded in an able apouch of ten mir >
utcs' duration. Great enthusiasm prevailed
vailed ,
FORTV-K1GI1TII CONuKESS.
HKNATK ,
WASHINGTON , Juno 10. Thoconfiidorntiui
of the Mexrnn pensions bill WOH resinned.
Tlioaincndinontfuilfered by Harrison , Inten
dod to limit the bonolicltrio9 bid to tin HO win
had BOOH socvico. wore laid on the table. yea
25 , naya 20.
The pensions bill was then displaced by tin
regular order , ( the Utah bill ) , which was In
formally laid nsldo to ndmit consideration o
tlio consular and diplomatic nppropriatlor
Allison explained that the amendments pro
nosed by the oonato commlttoo nn nppropih
tlonn , nddod § 800.000 to the bill as it cami
from the houso. The IIOUHO had npproprlntoi
§ 500,000 losa than the appropriation of Ian
year , The nmoiidmonts proposed by tin
senate coimnlttoo wore nsfroed to except tin
provision appropriating $ if > 0,000 to moot tin
expenses attendant upon the execution of tin
neutrality act. After secret eess.on , ad
jourued ,
HOUHL- ,
On motion the clnlrman of the committee
on ways nnd moans reported a roneurron
resolution provid lib' for the final adjourninen
of conurcsa Monday , Juno SOth nt 3 p. m
A loptod without dUcuadlon ,
1'ayeon from th'i commlttpo on public hind *
reported a bill forfeiting part of certain land
granted Iowa to nld the construction of rail
roails within that utato.
The consideration of iho spoclal order beln (
ho hill for the forMttiro of the Now Orlotni ,
Inlon Koupo A VicltslnirR land Rrant , wan
lostponcd until to-morrow , nnd the hotno
vent Into oommtttea of the whole , IWcll-
lourii In the chair , on the rlvor nnd harbor
Numerous amendments wcro odcroil but
otod down.
On motion ot Holoinnu ( dom , , hid , ) the
Inwa making nn npproprlntlon for the 1m-
irnvomant ol the l.ltuo Konnwn river wna
ttlcfeon fiom tholilll.
Without fnrthor nctlon , the romtnlUoo
oso.
oso.Thoronato nniomhncnta to tha District of
> Uimbla appropriation bill were nun concur
red In , The home then took n roeosj till S p.
11.
11.Tho hona nt the evening session , ilcbntod
lie bill directing the cocrotury of the Interior
n obtain from the Red Lnfen Chippewa tn.
llnim , nrolliKinlshmont of their title to the
.tod l.ilvO rosimntUm In MlmioMitn.
Without nctlon , ndjonrned ,
H3iV 1UO Itli.V/.K AT ST. PAUIi.
V Destructive Klro This Mornliin lit
tlio Union Donul IJOMM , $ : H)0OOt >
Dancer of a Hprontl ,
ST. PAUL , Juno 11. U 12:50 : the
ungniPiccnt Union depot hero was dis
covered to bo in Humes. The proapacta
are that it will bo a total ruin.
The fire caught in the kitchen of the
restuurant , located on the third floor. It
pread so rapidly thab the employes of
the restaurant escaped only with their
clothes. The depot waa-owned by a aleck
company in which the railroads centering
lore are the principal Stockholders. The
loss will roach $300,000 , insurance ample.
A. temporary shod will bo erected for the
accommodation of travelers. The t'opoi
" the only ono in the city.
1:30 : A. M. The depot is in total ruins.
It is feared the nro will spread to the
mmonao wholesale grocery houses of P.
[ I. Kelly & Co. , and Boaupre , Keogh &
KANSAS CITY OUSSKDNESS.
Either n Had Kinployuo or Bntl Km-
jtloyerH A Case of IIoHtn o anil
, Iiitcrnntioiiiil Trouble.
KANSAS CITV , Juno 10. The disap
pearance of Alfred Sheldon , agent of the
Blue Springs Milling company , noted
some weeks ago , becomes more mysteri
ous. Sheldon is a wealthy Englishman ,
When ho disappeared there were rumors
of a shortage in accounts.
Mrs. Sheldon has since received , in a
hand which she recognizes as her hus
band's ono dated Kansas City and the
the other Blue Springs in which Shel
don says ho is hold in durance by com
mand of members of the Milling company
who claim a shortage and demand settle
ment.
Friends of Sheldon in England have
referred the matter to British govern
ment , and the authorities huvo instructed
the English consul at Now York to in
vestigate the matter. Letters from the
consul have boon received hoio by the
police officials.
BITJBIG AT MINNEAPOLIS.
Tlio Juno Festival Doubly Discounts
all of Chicago's Efforts.
MINNEAPOLIS , Juno 10. Five thou
sand people assembled at the Coliseum
this evening at the opening concert of the
Juno musical featival. "Tho Messiah'
was rendered by the orchestra led by
Tannarotti and Theodore Thomas am
the choral societies of Minneapolis am
St. Paul , with Mmo. Nillsaon , Mme
Wlnant , Theodore Taodt and Frank
Rcmmortz as soloiats. Mmo. Nillseoi
received a perfect ovation when she np
poarod , and was triply encored after each
number , and then again and again re
called. Financially and musically thi
festival promises to bo a great success
the advance sales of Bcason tickets run
ning a thousand dollars ahead of the
sales at Chicago. To morrow and Thura
day the Wrtgnerian festival proper begins
gins , with Matcrnv , Winklomnn am
Scaria soloists. Not A single seat for the
remaining concerts romaim umold.
11KD MEN .RAVAGING.
Trouble Aiming the Krulo Hlou.v In
OlAllN.
YANKTON , Juno 10. A special frorr
Springliold says : "Indians bring report
that last week some Brulo Sioux at th
.Rosebud agency got into a fight amoii ]
themselves. Three were killed , Th
balance of the band , which number
about ( ! ,000 , have taken sides , and a general
oral engagement is in progress. Th
Indians are all well armed and mounted
This information comes wholly from In
dian runners and may not bo reliable.
LATEH Information from Yanktor
agency makes it appear that the report
of lighting in the Rosebud agency wer
caused by last week's difliculty , in whlcl
three Indians were shot by other Indians
The agent at Rosebud has sent runner
to the _ Yttiikton agency with the nowa
The opinion hero is that the roporta ar
greatly exaggerated.
A Hrnlo Itiilletcd.
WINKLOW , Texas , Juno 10. A nogr
mined Joe liritt attempted to outrage
12 year old vrhito girl on Sunday. II
was captured yesterday , At 4 o'eloo
thin morning a mob broke open the dee
of the calaboose nnd shot Bntt betwee
the eyes with a rillo , killing him instant
ly. No arrests.
BANS-ATLANTIC TROUBLE ,
Dglaiii Addresses tbc Friendly Power
or tbc U , S , as to Dynamite ,
on , Gordon's ' Sister Refuses to
Assist a Hostage Fund.
ho Claims it is England's Duty
to ROEOUO Hhui
Horrible Mftssdoroby "Eobols"
Rtt > .tad atJkrbor.
Gladstone Explains Turkey's De
mands asHo < Egypt.
S John , of Abj'Kilnln , Seen liy
llowolt , Without Hcsnlt.
KOKK1GN NEWS.
OMl'LAINl.NU TO WAflUINflTON OK 11VNA-
MOCB11R.
LONDON , Juno 10. In thu commons
day , FitxumuricoTUiidor foreign score-
ary , slntod that roproaontations touching
lie duty of friendly powers regarding
ynamito hnd been Addressed to the gov-
riuuont \Vashington , but no reply
ad boon received.
WASHINGTON , Juno lO. Uoforring to
ho cablegram publwliod this afternoon
SecretaryFrelinghuyson says the state
epartmont has received nt communica-
ion on the aubjoot Jfrom the British gov-
rnmont since the recent dynamite out
ages.
KNC1LAND AND TUISKKY.
LONDON , Juno 10. In the commons
o-day , Gladstone stated that the rumors
hat Turkey hod asked to pacify Soudan
roro unfounded ; but negotiations with
Turkey were progressing looking to Turk-
y's occupation of certain Red Sea ports.
ASKNBIBLE HISTnu.
Gordon's sister has refused money for
ho rescue of lior brother. She says Gor
don is a British oflicor and it devolves
upon the government to rescue him.
KINO JOHN , OP ABYSSINNiA.
Fitzmaurlco , under foreign secretary ,
stated that advices from Admiral Hewitt
ndicatcd that ho had an interview with
{ ing John , of Abysinnia , on May 22d.
Ho hoped to start homeward Juno 5th.
A MAHSAOnS AT 1JK1111EH.
OAIKO , Juno 10.-It is reported that
, ho rebels nine days ago massacred.Ilus-
loim Pasha Whalifa , commander at Bor
der , and all of his family , the garrison ,
which was faithful to the IChodivo , and
, ho European traders who remained
hero. l
"OATHS" IK ENGLAND , TOO.
LONDON , Juno ,10. The Poll .Moll
3azotto'a article rojativo to the Anglo-
French agreement , , , cn the basis of a i
Egyptian conference , tyjui the invention
of the London corrcnpondont of an Aus
trian newspaper.
EDITOIIIAI , CttlMINALB.
VIENNA Juno 10. During the trial ol
Stottmaches ho was ahown tn have boor
the editor and manager of Herr Moat's
paper , the Froihart. The proceeds ol
murdora and robberies were shared with
the editor of the anarchist paper , Dei
llad'oil and DioXukumft. <
II1E CHOPS.
A Chicago Papor'n Estimate ol the
Coining Grain I'rodncta.
CHICAGO , Juno 10. The widely ox.
tended crop reports received by the
Farmer's Iloriow allow no material change
in the winter wheat since the last report ,
except that the general condition is not
90 good. The weather has been excel
lent for upring wheat. In Minnesota nil
the counties report wheat looking finolj
except one or two counties where tin
average yield , It is estimated , will fall
below that of last year. Roporta fron
Nebraska only indicate an average pros
peot for wheat and corn , The majority
of the Ohio reports nro not such an to in
dicate anything more than a fair whoa !
crop. Indiana has a promise of an nvor
ago crop , except in the southern portior
ot the state , where the outlook is gloomy
The same is true of Illinois. Iowa re
ports good wheat. Corn prospects am
the wheat yield in Kansas promise to be
very large. The wheat prospects in Ken
tucky are not as promising us u year ago ,
In Missouri nn average crop is predicted
NORTH 1MJATTI3 NOTES.
Tlio TrnKlcs Death til' Mr. Gowdy , o
Council Hlum NUICH Other
Town Talk.
Kpoclal to TllK DKK.
NOIITH PI-ATTK , Juno 10. Train No
1 arrived this morning on time , bringinj
u silent passenger , v/ho met u fatal ncci
dent at Warren , allag station thirty mile
east. The testimony ut the imjue.s
allowed thu deceased to bo T. M. Oowdy
of Council IMnlft , a real OB tutu and loai
agent , Jt appears that the train miasii
catching the mail , and Htnppcd for tha
purpose , when Gowdy got oil" the sloepoi
and in attempting to get on fell in undo
thi ) wheels , which completely severe
the head and right arm. The body wa
irouiht ; hero , and will bo suit to Council
ulFi to-night. Gftudy was OM route for
'onvor ' , was well dressed , a d evidently
ell-to-do. Tlo verdict of *
- - : the jury ox
nerato the railroad , and decided the
oath accidental , He leaves no family.
Mr. Thomaft Stevens , the bicy lo
wist , from S.ui Francisco , paucd hero
o-day , on route to Constantinople , lie
ft San Francisco April 22nd.
The Boston excursionists , bound east ,
ook supper hero.
Business here is very healthy nnd im-
roving.
B. & M. folks have been surveying tha
onto from Hastings ,
North Platte is spoiling for a.demo-
iratio newspaper to express the vex
opuli.
GOl'UAM HOTTKNNICSB.
loport of tlio Hpeclnl Ornuil
to tliu Olllclnl Corriiption.
NK\V YORK , Juno 10. A special panel
f the jury in the Oyor & Torminor court
> -day made a report of their investlgn-
on into ( ho finance department of/ / the
ily government presentment. It do-
lares there are radical objections to the
axatioti'of personal property in this city ,
ml that should bo abolished , as it ia
npossiblo to attempt an , equable aawss-
lent of personal property. The report
lakes a number of recommendations
olativo to existing abutoa concern-
orning the coupon frauds. The prcsent-
lentsayB there is no evidence that pro-
ioua tn 1870 there was any fraudulent
Mtymont of interest in the registered
Lock of the "Carroll Coupon. " frauds ,
' 'ho presentment says : "Carroll is the
uly criminal , but the moral rcBponsilnl-
ty ia on a number of persons. " The
rand jury Bay they do not suspect the ox-
ntence of fraudulent or unauthorized is-
uoa of city bonds ; if bonda should here-
ftor appear they will not bo considered
nlid claims. This grand jury has been
11 session 111 days. The expenses are
' 11,021 for exports , testimony , services o
ccountnnts , etc.
OUT.
Ontohor KlllH a Clilnn-
innuVitli n Beer Bottle.
IlAHUisuunn , Juno 10. John Grady ,
catcher of the Holding Actives , while
under the influence of liquor this after
noon , entered a Chinese laundry and in-
ted a female inmate. lie was ordered
out by Sam Goo , the proriotor , who fol
owed him with a flat-iron. Grady picked
up a boor bottle , and hit Goo , inflicting a
probably fatal wound.
10 WAKimOATION.
Tlio AKrlonltnrnl College Squabble
Shows Ono SUlo of Knoll'
, Juno 10. Aspocialtotho
Stnto Register says Ec-Prosidont : Welch ,
of the State Agricultural college arrived
at Ames to day and vma mot at the trair
by the entire senior class and professors
Speeches wore made and a reception hole
in the evening.
California Domourntfl.
STOCKTON , California , Juno 10. The
democratic state convention mot thii
morning , John n. Wise in the chair.
Mr. Wise in an eloquent speech said :
"Lot us democrats of California send a
delegation to Chicago for the old ticket
Tildon and Hondricks. If Tildon is noin-
nated , wo can pledge California
against the "Plumed Knight" ol
Mai no. The mention of Tildon'a name
was greeted with tremendous applause ;
all jumped to Ihoir foot , waving hats and
canes , and for several minutes the
speaker was unable to proceed.
When quiet was restored nominations
'or temporary chairman were called ,
Stephen M. White , of Los Angeles , thu
anti-monopolist , was elected by acclama
tion. In taking the chair White , in the
course of his speech , said it was the duty
of the democrala of the entire country
and throughout the entire country to
nominate Tildon to the prcHidoncy.
D. 12. McCarthy , E. P. llardoslyJno.
H. Dennis , U. Sadler , T. Lemon and
Matt Cavana were elected delegates t < ;
Chicago , all pledged for Tildon and Hen-
dricks , Adjourned.
Dry GoodH In New York.
Nuw Yoitic , Juno 10. Dry goods , ni
usual to the Tuesday market , wore vorj
dull. Purchases vrero from agents foi
small assortment of a necessitous chariic
tor. The feature of the day was an auo
ticn sale of Bullock's standard dingonu
and worsted coatings. OHorinf.B wore bo
twcen 7,900 and 8,000 pieces , 0-4 goods
Considering the dullness , the demand fo :
clotliinc and woolen diagonals did al
ovorwell. Other Rtull' did not do si
well.
DoHtriicllon oCit 1'owiler
Dr.NVi'.ii , Juno 10. The Giant Powdo
Company's nmga/.ine containing ten thou
sand pounda of Tenite powder , locatei
three and a half miles east of the cily.cx
pliuled with terrible force thin niorning
A large number of plate glass IronU o
the husineHS jiortioim of the city wen
wrecked , A new farm IIOUHO three him
dred yards distant was completely dumol
ishud , the occupinU ; mirauiouuly cscnpu {
Injury. No clue to the cause of th
explosion ,
Ann In Corhln ,
JU'BTON , Juno 10. The Toledo , Gin
cinimtl it iSt. J oiiis ( southern division
rail road bondhulders have voted t
iinnimoiiily add the name of Austin
'orbin ' to their commlttoo. Snbsoquont-
} the Iron division's iucomn bond hold-
nnppoltitod a coinmitteo to confer with
' 10 tirst mortgage bondholdora commit-
HI with a view to ascertain their rights
xacty and report them ,
S 1MUNG H1'OHTS.
Hailillo niul Hulkoy.
I'KontA , lll . , , tnno 10. The llrst ineotlnir
' the IVorla , Decaliir nnil Bvanmllla circuit
egau Utility , Them are ono hundred line
ornoa on the ground * , making n bolter fiohl
! tlyorn Unit over hcforo gathered nt any
nro In contrnl Illinois.
To-liny' * contests wora Interesting and thn
Buy' Dwnoil by n I'ooria Inily , ills-
nncnil M fimrconiiollUirnln | tlio first hcixt of
lin tlucn inlimto tint , nnil won tlio rnco : ttuio
: ! U } , The ilofontoil lwr on were Hill Free
nii , l'ock'l ) il Buy , Knmoui ami
"
In tlio 'JillS rneo , Bto fttnrtcr * , < Tnn ,
\liulinll , Tolm T. , I'ooria Boy nnil l.ub
'no. M , Klinlmll won tlm 1st , - > 1 niulHh
loats mill liiibbor tlio "it ; Unto ' ! : : < ' . ) : -tO : ;
; Xi1. \ilihor won aocoml nionoy niul I'torlA
my llilnl.
In tlio unnlng rnco , omvlmlf inllo niul to-
> ont , thorn worn ton n tar torn. l.lzzln Jvstm
/nu tlio Ut dnoli , niul < llin V'ink the LM. 111 !
lie llnnl brush l > ' tca bnnt I''l ' lc ; ttmo M ; niUI
Thn rncoa coiiUnuo till l ridny.
I'inHHUUil , luno 10. Inniiunrnl rn h J
ullo Cnnoritl HnnlliiR won , BnuiRhton U ,
iDthschlld 3 } tlmo , HIT } .
Iron Btftkrs U-yimr-olils Mlle ixnd n Irnlf -
.opluii won , Rloiihar ' . ' , Mnjor K 3 ; tlmo ,
SollliiR nlloivnncat Mtlo honl. Keno won
: i fltrnlglitij llonnrnnml Iiuo onn were 1 ! niul
In the roiGctlvo ! liontHj tlmo. ll"i' , li-IOS-n
OAMKH YKHFRIIUAV.
At WariiliiKton Toledo * 7 ; Wnshlnptun , ? .
At BnlUmuru liullnnn | > ollH , ( ! ; Bnltlmuro ,
3.
3.At IMttnlmrc Onmo poHtiM > nod ; rnln.
At Uny City -liny City , 3 ; Fort Wiiyno , i. .
At Ka.it Snglnaw Baiflnaw , 0 ; O.raiul
-I.
At Dotrolt-llnlu.
At IJimton 1'nnlilonco , liBonton , 3.
At Ht. 1'aul St. I'nul , 5 : Qulncy .
At Now York , Now York 10 ; I'lillnilcl-
t Now York. Ciiirlnnatt 8 ; BnxiUyu 0.
At rhllndelpltlo.Columbia 0 ; Atlilct-
cal.
cal.At
At KntiBan City. Unluiu ot Katun1 ! City 3 ;
! hiimpo 10.
At Now York Loulsvilloa , 7 ;
nn B.
At Ktllhvfttor Mlmio.ipolts , 8 ;
At 1'corU Milwaukee , 4 } 1'oorln , 8.
THE 11KNCI1 HIIOW AT CII1CAUO.
ClIU'Ado , ,1 uno 10. The eoooiul IntornntJon-
bench ( how of ilogn oponoil here to-ilay.
There were nbont tliroo hunilrod iloi'fl In the
lovantv-tflftht clnsaoa ( sporting niul mm-Rport-
UK ) Nonrly nil the states uf the union ,
Onglnni ] , Hcollnnil. 1'rnnoo and Cnnmln were
roproHoutod. Tlia fiillowinR nro the principal
rnt proniliiinn nwanloil to-Jny :
Clminiilon of ICiiRllah aottar Jotl , Fnul
Glndntuno , owned by W. B , ( inton , of JIoui-
ibl , Tonn. , vnlnotl nt St 000.
Kxtra clmnnilon nf lOngllsh pnttor bltcliOH ,
-Clmmpion IJlilii 2d , owned by W. B. Shat-
,1c , , of Clnulnniill.
Dido IB n uiitoj prlr.o wlf.fiuf'nnd io vnluoil
, t § 1C,000.
loxva Klroninn.
AT DEB J101NHS.
DKH MOINKH , Juno 10. The flratday of the
Btivto nroman'B tournnmont WBH npont In n
husluosn inootlnR and the trials nnil contcatn
will commence to-morrow. Bnnda of firomor
nre nrrlvlug on every trnln. The Codnr Hup
Ida city council and firi'inon nnd pollco ar'
rlrotl on n special trnln nt noon. The do-
jinrtmont of thnt city will nrrlvo tn the morn
ing on another spoclal. Our city U bounti
fully docorntoil with archoa ncrons the Rtrootn ,
innttooi ) , oto. | nnd nonrly every buslncaa
IIOIIBO in tostonilly dccorntod also. I'tilly
Jlvo thoiisftiid fironiou bnnda anil ntrnngers
hnvo already arrived.
Tun Oar.
TIIK ATLAKMU TACI1T OLUfl.
NEW YOHK , Juno 10. The nlnotoonth an-
nnnl regatta of the Atlantic Yncht club to
day was the most Bucconufnl In mmio ' years ,
Twonty-Hovon started. The wiunora were :
Cla n B , Trenton nnd Aunca.
0 , Mischief niul ] 'aimlo.
1) , 1'niiHu nnil lloainor.
K , Crocodile.
Class V , Iloinoyn and Daisy.
Chum U. Ainuzim ,
The Knnlta , GoorRO ( lonhl's yacht , nlso wn
the l-ivlngHton inoiiiorlnl prize.
HlUiO I'OOlH.
A Hill , I.Kit A1II1RHTEI ) .
NEW YOHK , .Tnno 10 , lno. ! ! . Kelly , t
.noinbnr of the linn of Kelly & Bliss , has boon
jirnifltod nn n chnrKO of violating the Inwa ol
eel tlckota nt tlio.Ieromo 1'ark races.
American Civil
Buri'ALo , Juno 10. Tlio Amoricati
society of civil engineers convened to-day ,
about 400 delegates. Papers vroro read
by distinguished members on oiigiiioorint
quostioiiB. At the evening aossion President
sidont Whittmoro delivered the annua
nddrotB , Resolutions were paused asking
President Arthur to appoint Prcaidoni
Whittmoro a delegate to the internationa
standard time conference.
From Poverty tn $ 2(10,000.
LOUIHVIM.K , Juno 10 , John ant
ChurlcH Kennedy , two laborers of thi
city , received word to-day that they hai
fallen heirs to $200,000 from an uncle
who lately died in Australia. The uncl
who formerly lived at Louisville , loft aud
dcnly , and for ! 10 years had not sine
been hoard of.
1'cmiHylviuilii MlncH.
PiTTHiiuuu , Juno 10 , The coal mine
of the first , second nnd third pools hav
decided to demand M cents per bushel i
as the mining rate fur nil miners on tli
river , nnd to strike the 10th hint , if tli
operators refuse to concede the advanci
AVoHtci'ii Union Dlvlilond.
J KW Youic , Juno 10. The Wester
Union declared a ( ( uurterly dividend <
1J per cent. A surplus of § 200,000 wl
6 bu left after the payment of the dividem d
A MILD-MANNERED MARKET
Not a SDarkofiifii Evident on Chicago's '
Stormy Board of Trade ,
The Temperature of the Day
Causes a Drop in Wheat. .
Corn and Oats Make Pretensions
as to Prices ,
Moss Pork Bodooms the Market
with a Slight Increase.
Oattlo Fairly Active and a Shade
Firmer.
Gain to to in Cents , "With
nil Sold.
CHICAGO MARKETS. .
NOT A BI'AIIK Of LIFK.
Social Dispatch to TIIK BKK.
CHIOAHO , Juno 10. The markets
dragged heavily to-day. During the entire -
tire season not n , spark of Hfo was im
parted. 'Wheat opened Jo higher , owing
to the cold weather and the anticipated
reduction in the visible supply , and
fluctuated within range , go , until the
report wna posted , and when it showed
a decrease only of 380,000 bushels , a
sudden collnpao in prices occurred , July
sold down to 8jj ! ) , reached n shade , and
closed 8'Jj to 89JJ. On the afternoon
board the fooling was again ono of heav
iness , and the market closed at 89JJto
89f for July.
CO UN
was extremely quiet and nvoragod a shade
lower , Receipts continue free , while
foreign advices wore strong. July ranged
at C i to GUg ; closed at 5gj to 50g. On
the afternoon board prices weakened jto
jj , July closing at 50.
OATS
continue steady and firm , July closing on
the regular board at JJsU , but shaded off
| on the afternoon board.
FKOVI8IONH.
Alois pork was in very light demand ,
but prices were nevertheless forced up
20 to 25 for Juno , July and August ,
closing at 8 ! )2J ) to 8 05 for July. On the
afternoon board pork and lard wnro
steady and unchanged.
TUK UATTLE MA11KET
was fairly active and a shade firmer on
all grades , and closed steady. Corn
fed cattle cold at 0 D00G 80 , and second
class 5 10(30 Ho , grass and part corn fed
from 5 25 to 5 90. There were but few
Toxaiu on sale , but they may bo quoted
at a 25@3 35 for poor grassera , 4. 00(34 ( 50
for part grass and part oornfed , and 4 75
at 5 25 for corn fed. Oodd to choice
shipping , 1,2001,350 pounds , 0 16050 ;
common to medium , l,00001,200ponnds ,
5 2000 00 ; grass Texans , 550(3800 (
pounds , 3 754 50 ; American , 4 76 ®
550.
noas.
The market was active and 10 to 15
cents higher on all norts : sales at $3.75
to 84.90 for skips and light light , $5.10
to $5.85 , for assorted light , and $5.20 to
$5 80 for host heavy. The market closed
steady , with about all in first hands sold ,
speculators , however , carrying a few lots
over. Soles of light , 180 to 210
pounds , at $5.15 to $5.75.
The "Weather To-Bay.
WAHHiNdTON , Juno 10. For the Upper
Mississippi valley : Warmer and fair
weather , variable winds , and lower bar
ometer. For the Missouri valley :
Warmer and fuir southerly winds , lower
barometer , followed by local rains during
the night.
Hninlay Holioo ) Convention.
LOUIHVILI.K , Juno 10. The interna
tional Sunday school convention moots
hero lo-mojrow. Canada and every state
in the union will bo represented ; over
1,200 delegates expected , among them
many distinguished men.
ARSMQUS
FWIHG TO HOLD DOWN
EAm.DAKIHOPOY/DEK /
ITAMDOUUDTORISC
PURE CREAM TARTAR.
© 1JOOO. Given
IfnlnmorimylnJiirloiHBulsUmw.3Cuii Lo found
In Anilrow.vi/oarlBaUlnBl'ov/dor. Js jxw-
'iyely PUEE , Jlcliiten | < lorj c < lniiiltestimonial !
reci'lvuairomHUeliclieinUlsasa.DanaHaj-s.llos-
rn ton : JI. Dcliifonliilne , ofChluiiso ; and GusUivi
of lliHlc , JUIIunnkco. Never sold In bull : .
ill
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