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THE OMAHA * DAILY BEE.
FOURTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA , NEB. , FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 27 , 1881. NO. 8
THE CAMPAIGN COMMANDER.
B , F , Jones , of Pittslinrg , Selected as
the National Chairman ,
The Executive and Finanoo Oonr
mittees Appointed ,
The House Passes the Backbone
Eailroad Porfoiture ,
EliH. Murray Nominated fortho
Utah Governorship ,
Stephen B. Elkins Expresses Him
self on the Situation ,
Xlhoilo Island and North Carolina
fur Cleveland.
THE NATIONAL COMMITTED ; .
NEW YORK , Juno 20. The republican na
tional committee met at the Fifth avomio ho
tel to-day , John W. Mason , of West Virginia ,
temporary chairman ; George W. Hooker , of
Vonuont , temporary secretary.
At n meeting of tlio republican national
committtoo every every state and territory
were represented either by member or proxy ,
except Georgia , Minnesota , Texas , Montana ,
Washington Territory , Wyoming and Utah.
The temporary chairman announced it in or
der to select permanent officer * , llaynos , of
Maine , moved the chair appoint a committee
of throe to nominate permanent oliicors.
Adopted. The clinir named J. Manchester
llaynps , G. A. Hobcrt and J. K. Morov ,
committee , and the gentlemen retired. Pending
ing deliberations the national committee at
111:35 : took a recess of half an hour.
D. F. JONKS FOll CIIAIUMAN.
The special committee reported D. J. Jones ,
of Pittaburg , for.chairman , Samuel t'esscnden ,
of Connecticut , secretary , and tha following
executive committee :
J. B. Chafleo , Colorado ; J. C. Now , Indi
ana ; J. M. Mason. West Virginia ; J. M.
Halncs , Maine ; W. W. Crape , Massa-
chdsetts ; E. Sanderson , Massachusetts ; S. B
Elkins , New- Mexico ; G. A. llobart , Now
Jersey ; Goo. W. Hooker , Vermont ; John 1) .
IJawscm , Now York ; It. p. Humphrey , North
Carolina ; Frank Morris , Louisiana : A. L.
Conger , Ohio ; John 13. Sanborn , Micliignn ;
Church Howe , Nebraska ; Cyrus Lcland , jr. ,
Kansas ; John K. Lynch , Mississippi ; J. S.
Clarkson , Iowa : D. J. Layton , Delaware and
32. H. Ilollins , New Hampshire.
THE SINEWS OP WAIl.
Also the following finance committee : D.
J\ Jones , Horace Davis , John P. L.iwson ,
David T. Settler , W. W. Crapo. K II. Hoi-
lins , James A. Gay and George W. Hooker.
1111. JONES ,
the now chairman , made n happy and modest
address in accepting the honor , Ho asked for
the benefit of the superior experience , judg
ment and energy of the other members of the
committee Keferring to Blainc , lie said :
, "It is my good fortune to have known Mr.
Blaine intimately for over 30 years. I have
watched iiis career since that xtima with un
usual interest , and I have never known any
one to bo actuated by purer motives or
governed by n > higher standard of morals. His
lofty patriotism and Bplondid abilities are re-
cognizcd'and acknowledged everywhere. He
is always on the American side of every ques
tion. These virtues and these accomplish
ments account for his wonderful magnetism ,
.and for his nearness to the hearts of tbo Ame
rican people. "
After referring to Logan's magnificent rec
ord as a soldier and statesman , said : "The
democratic party must DO held to its record of
free trade and tariff-for-rovonuo only , and
that such candidates and buch principles are
eet forth in our platform success is assured.
Victory will be ours in November as surely ns
the sun will bless us with its light. "
At 3:15 the chairman again called the cora-
mitte to order , and Secretary Fessendon road
a communication from the Young Men's re
publican club of Now York , suggesting that
the club wwould bo able to contribute to the
election of the republican candidates in No
vember. The communication was referred to
the executive committee.
TUB HKAnQUAHTEIia.
Senator Chafleo reported on behalf of the
wib-committoo to select headquarters at Now
York city , that 2-12 Fifth avenue could bo se
cured. The report was accepted and the sub
committee to complete arrangements. The
committee then adjourned subject to tha call of
the chairman.
The executive committee met in the Bamo
room and was in session two hour * ) with
closed doors ,
BENATOU CIIAITBU
was made permanent chairman of the execu
tive committee , and Colonel Hooker perma
nent secretary.
The committee delegates its fnllpowor | to a
Bub-committee to act during the recess , con
sisting of Klkins , Chaffer , and Holiart. It is
understood these three gontlumen will supple
ment the work of the chairman on the active
organizing and working force of the com
mittee. This suh-committeu to-night resolved
to add , under the power given by the general
executive committee , the names of Conger , of
Ohio , and
CLAUKSON OP IOWA
is to have more especially the care of the com-
mitto'd and tliu party's work in the western
&tatei. The general executive committee ad
journed at five o'clock , subject to the call of
the Bub-committee.
The latter commjttoo and chairman will go
to work and organize details of the campaign.
The financial committee also had a meeting
this afternoon.
TUB IHON DUKE.
PiTT.sinmo , Juno 20. When the selection
of F , I ) . Jones , of this city , as chairman of tha
national republican commlttoo was received
with general satiafaction hero. Mr. Jones is
president of the Western Iron mid Nail associ
ntion and head of the firm of Jones k Laugh <
lin ; Iho second largest iron firm in the United
Htatos. His political experience ? has been
limited , hut no is a man of grout executive
ability and energy , Ho is one of the wealtlii-
est men In the city , and about sixty yeura of
fc'e.
EMCINS' I OKAS
WHILE INHl'KOTJNO TUB JIBAIXlUAHTEuS.
New York Social to Chicago Tribune.
Mr. Stephen li. Kllcina and several others
this evening inspected the building to bo need
as headquarters by tha republican national
committee. It is the brown stone liouso at
No. 212 Fifth nvenuu. "Tha basement , " oh-
served Mr. Klkins in passing through the
house , "will amply .accommodate the force of
> clerks employed to issue campaign documents.
Hero on the first floor will bo tha meeting
rooms of the special sub-committees , while the
apartments upstairs will ba reserved fur
those
IKADEH3 OK THK
whose presence and advice are constantly nc
cesnary.
The only question In my mind , " added
Mr. Klkins , "ii whether the honso will also
hold the republican committee of the state of
New York. The rent will lie 83,000. We will
occupy the placn until tbu 15th of November
a week after the election and if the state
committee help * us to pay for It wo will IK >
better pleated , "
After a thorough inipactlonof the promises ,
and after inquiring what telegraph and tele
phone communications could bo easily estab.
lUhod , Mr , Klkliu departed , seemingly well
satisfied. "We want our headquarters here
this trip , " eaid ho , 'Tho presence of the
democratic national commlttoo makes oun
necessary to keep our chances to carry the
elate. Otherwise I think ourhoadquartvra
would bo in Columbus O , '
A COM.MITTEKMAN'S orixioss.
' Wo'ro. got the democrats jumping , " said
Mr. Klkinj. "Kvcry three days you hear
them Hiouline for a different ticket to bo nom
inated at Chicago. To-day it looks to mo
like 1'ayno nud Slocum Pnyno to carry the
West and Slocum to offset our Gen. Login in
the soldiers' votes. IJut ho can't do it. There
is no man who can move the Grand Army of
the Republic from tlioir allealanco to Logan. "
"How about Gon. Stoncman , of California ? "
asked the reporter
"Tllh WKST 13 VOll nLAlNK , "
returned his informant emphatically ! "Tho
1'acific states are irreversibly in IIIR favor.
Tiiey will have nobody but lllaino. I don't
too how the Plumed Knight i to bo _ beaten ,
although , of course , my liking for him may
cloud my judgment. I really do not et-o how
hois to bo beaten , " repeated Mr. Jttkini ,
' 'though in tlioir desperation the democrats
are forming nil sorts of combinations. For
example , 1 should not bo surprised if those
reports of deals between Gen. Uutlor and
John Kelly were entirely true. Wo sh'ill
carry New Stato. "
"How do you account for the
IIIBAKFKCTION TO 11LA1NE IS TUB EAST ? "
"It is only in Now York and Boston , " rein
in Connecticut , but I learn from Mr. FCSHOIJ-
don , one of the best posted lawyers in that
itatethat Connecticut will go for us and I believe -
lievo him. You may think it early for a fore
cast , " concluded Mr. Klkins'but I tell you
Blaine will win. Ho is x courageous man , a
[ Mire man , and hs ! friends will stick to him. "
AVASUINGTON NOTES.
oovnltNon ov UTAU.
WASHINGTON , Juno 20. The president to
day nominated l-'li II. Murray , of Kentucky ,
'or governor of Utah.
I10NDS CALLED IS.
The secretary of the treasury has issued n
call for ten million of bonds. The following
ire the original numbers : $ . " > 0 , No 315 to 344 ,
botli inclusive ; 8100 , No.1,303 to 2,793 , both
nclusivo , and No. 0,481 to 9,513 , both inclu
sive ; S'OO , No. 1,151 to 1,333 , both inclusive ,
uid No. 3,991 to 4,000. both inclusive ; § 1,000 ,
No. ll.OS ! ) to 12,374 , both inclusive , and No.
22,8l3to22,8i5 ! , both inclusive ; § 10,000 , No.
20,203 to 21,170 , botli inclusive.
ItlVF.R AND HAR110K HILT , ,
aa reported from the senate , is greater by
81,333,000 than the house bill. The following
low items are added :
Improving the harbor of Brazes , San
tiago , Texas S25.000
[ cutwater , Michigan 15,000
Grand . . Marias , Minn 10,000
e- * ti t t - " nfu\
3oosUay , Oregon 25,000
Cumberland river , above Nashville. . 50,000
3edftr Uiver , Mich 15,000
Mouth of the Columbia river , in Oregon
gen and Washington Territories . . IfiO.OOO
Mouth of the Conuillo river , in Oregon 10,000
Lake City , Minn 16,000
Continuingtho construction of a dry-
dock at Des Moiucs Itapids canal ,
Mississippi river 30,000
Falls St. Anthony 10,000
The principal increases over tlio house bill
are :
Buffalo § 75,000 to S100.000
Sabine Pass and Blue
Buck Bar , Texas 1DO.OOO „ 200,000
Mouthof the Muskiugum ,
Ohio 30,000 , , tiO.OOO
Detroit river . . , 100,000 „ 200,000
NORTH OAHOIiINA ,
TUB DGMOCRAOr.
IlALKinn , N. 0. , Juno 26 , The democratic
gtato convention waa the largest held in North
Carolina , The delegates at largb'to 'Chicago
ore : Thomas Ruflin , William F. Dortch , Jul-
an S. Carr and George II. Brown , Tlio en
, ire delegation will meet in Washington July
Ith. They cleave to the opinion that It Is ad
visable to support Cleveland , while in symp.t
hy with Bayard ,
THE PLATl-OnSf
challenges comparison between tlio prosperity
and good government attending democratic
administrations and the crimes , outrage , and
> candals of tlio period of republican admin-
stratlon ; affirm adherence _ to former plat-
: orms ; regards a free and fair expression of
, ho public will at the ballot box as the only
; rue moans of preserving free American in
stitution ; and denounces the corrupt use of
'edcral patronage to control elections as
langerous to the liberties of the people ; favors
, hu unconditional and immediate repeal of the
whole internal revenue system as an intoler
able burden and a standing menace to the
troodom of elections and tlio survico of great
corruption ; taxes should bo reduced to avoid a
surplus in the treasury.
TIIK TAIUKK.
The following is the tariff plank :
With respect to the tariff wo reaffirm funda
mental principle * , leaving to detail thu
method by which the constitutional revenue
tariff shall ho gradually leached to the con
gressional representatives ; but duties _ should
uo levied for revenue and discriminations
rhould ulace the highest rates on luxuries and
the lowest rales on necessaries.
SOUTH OAHOLINA.
Tin : nKMOcnvno DICLIKIATES.
COI.UMIIIA , S. C : , Juno 20. The democratic
state convention met to-day. Wade Hamil
ton , C , If. Suber , F. W. Dawson , L. T.
Youmans were elected delegates at largo ,
Hampton an I Youmans prefer Bayard , Dawson -
son favors Cleveland in his paper , and Subur's
profcrcnco is unknown , but supposed to bo
Cleveland , The district delegates have not
indicated their choice.
FI.OHIDA.
THE DCMOCIIACy.
I'KNHACOLA , Pin. , Juno 26. On the nixtli
> alot ! in the Democratic state convention
1'erry was nominated for governor.
roil LIKUTKNANr-GOVBHNOII.
PKNHACOI.A , Juno 20 , For lieutenant-gov
ernor M. H. Mabpy , of Sumpter , was nomi
nated by acclamation.
AltKANSAS.
TriK DE1IOC11ATIO HTATE CONVENTION.
LITTLE KOCK , Juno 2i. ( Tiie democratic
gtato convention reassembled this morning ,
Pending the 31th ballot Fletcher WH with
drawn and Kx-Attornoy Ueneral Hughes was
declared tliu nornlnoo for governor by accla'
mation. Itecess till ! l o'clock ,
INDIANA.
' [ TUB ASSISTANT WKJIOCKATH ,
I.ViHANAroLH , Juno 20. Tlio prohibition
ists have decided to call a statu convention , to
meet in tliU city July 17th , tonomlnlnate can
didatcs for state oflico ? , electors for president ,
and vice-president , and Kfllectjtlologates to thu
national convention nt Pitttburg , July 23d ,
HBINQ 1IOOMK ! ) IN h'AKKUIL HAI-f. .
DOSTON' , Juno 20 , A duinonatration favor
ing the nomination ol General Jiutlor for the
preildency was held in I'aneiiil hall to-night.
About 1M)0 ) jiereoni ) were prcuent ,
ItUODY ,
ALL l'Ol | CLEVELAND.
I'JIOVIDKNCK , June 20. The Khodo Islaud
democratic delegation in tmanimoua for
Cluvelad. _ _
City Taxation of IiiHurnnco ICccelplH
CHIUACO , Juno 20 , Several ye&rn ogu the
city council paused an ordinance imposing a
tax of 2 per cent on the gro s receipts of in
surance companies doing buiimMH in the city ,
whoso headquarters were outsldo the state of
IlllnoU. The matter remained In an untie-
cided utatxj until a thort time ago when a teat
cuse was Submitted to the Hupreino court ,
The decision of that court was made public to
day , and hold ) the ordinance to bu iogul , A
large amount of money was Involved.
JAY-EYE-SEE.
The Implement Kins ; Fails to Match
With the Railway Kins ; .
Vanderbilt Almost Indignant that
Ho is Challenged ,
Ho Declares Ho Will Use Maud
S , Only for the Bond ,
Ho Thinks Her "Perfection in
Everything She Undertakes , "
The Spirit of the Times of Opinion
Oaso was Advertising ,
Yale Bents Harvard In tlio llont Kaco
Other Sport Inj ; Matters ,
Vamlcrullt's Vcrtobrre.
XOT HTIIT KNoumi TO TAKK ui CASK'S CIIAL *
LKNOU.
NRW YOHK , Juno 2(1. ( The Spirit of tlio
Times of Juno 28 , will contain an answer to
the challenge for the match of Jny-Kyo-Seo
against Maud S. The Spirit will say : Vanderbilt -
dorbilt was interviewed and expressed himself
with much earnestness as follows : "I liavu
lieard of the challenge , " said lit"sent by [ the
owner of Jay-Kyo-Soo. Why ho , or anybody
oho should have Impudence enough to alhnlo
torn o or my mnro , as a challenged patty
[ knowing , as every ono known , that 1 have In
variably refused to allow her to bo trotted in a
race or a match ) , is past comprehension. I
keep Maud S
roil MY OWN A.MUSBMKNT ,
and am well.Batisfied in my own mind fho is
the fastest piece of trotting horuo llesli In the
world. If aim is not the fastest she Is at least
the handsomest and most perfect. When any
imo oho gets and drives on the road a liner
looking animal , independent of speed , I will
probably dispose of Maud S. I have said on
previous occabious that there nru nome horses ,
IF THEY COULD THOT A Stll.E IX A MINUTE ,
I would not have them ns a gift for my
private use. I think Maud S Is perfection in
every thing slio undertakes. "
Continuing the conversation in n general
way. Mr. Yanderbilt remarked : "It seems to
me that tlio financial disturbances now preva
lent Bhould affect adversely the interest and
attendance at racing , and trotting meetings. "
The talk then turned on the financial sltua-
ion , and was concluded by Yanderbilt re
marking : "O , no ; I shall not use Maud S for
other than for road purposes this year. "
OASK'H HUHKJIK.
The Spirit of the Times comments as fol
lows : ' There is really moro dignity than
warmth in Mr. Vanderbilt's remarks , as Mr.
Case knows ho has everything to gain and
nothing to lese by making believe that ho is
seeking to put his little black gelding against
tlio queen of the turf , for ho must bo well
aware that Mr. Vnndcrbilt lias s-t his face
against him or other horses during her career
on the turf. Mr. Case might just as well
challenge Mr. Bonncr's Harus or Kdwin lor-
rest It appears to us , his actual motive is n
mere commercial schema to BCCUI-O liberal
offcra from associations for exhibition huata by
his horso. " " ' "
Iho Oar.
VALE UKATH HAWAII ! ) .
NEW Loxnox , Juno 25. Yale won tlio boat
race with Harvard , by three lengths.
NKW YOIIK , Juno 2i. ( This was a bad day
for " .Fair Harvard. " She was beaten by Ynlo
"Varsity" by 17 seconds , the winning tlmo
being 20 : 10 , , the fastest four-milo time record
ed. Tlio rain which commenced Wednesday
evening , making necessary tlio postponement
of the Harvard-Columbia freshman
race , con
tinued until 2 o'clock , and then the nky biiglit-
eded. This left the course In perfect condi
tion , with the tide and wind favorable. The
rain prevented mapy persons from coming ,
yet the race was witnessed by three thousand
strangers , aside from the townspeople , lioth
crown were In fine condition and in the bottiug
the Harvard was the favorite.
i'ho observation train nt the start wen filled
with xtudcnts , when cheered the crown lustily ,
and gave them a hearty sand-off. At word
' Qol"both crewi took water together , both
splashing and taking thirty utroke.i to the
minute. Yale led by a trifle ; at the half inilo
Yale was half a length ahead , and Harvard
held her for a minute , when
VALB WENT AWAY
and led by a length. Harvaid spurted and
the boats were side by eido for a qaartor of a
mile. Yatce , the coxwain , then headed the
boat n half point off the course. Harvard then
took the advantage and led Yale by a quarter
of a length at the milo flag. Harvard then in
creased its lead to half a length. Ynlo made a
a tremendous spurt and galnod on Har
vard , and they were bow and bow at tlio two-
milo flag. Just after passing this point , No , . ' !
In the Yale boat "caught a crab , " but re
covered HO quickly that the momentum of
tliu boat was not checked
IIAHVABI ) HAW THE 11IHHAP
and cpurted , leading Yale by a quarter of a
milo. Yule then mudu an exhibition of the
finest rowing ever seen on the course. Tlio
crow rowed in perfect form ami pulled thirty-
nine powerful strokes a minute , while Harv
ard was rowing thirty-fivo ragged BliokuH and
appeared demoralized ,
Harvard did ail ehe could , but it was no use ,
as thn race was virtually over. Vale kept up
thirty-nine strokes the rest of tliu raco. At
the twa and a half milo Hug Yale led by hall
a length , iSho then
HIIOT 1'ABT HAUVAIII ) ,
and'at the three mile htako led by three
lengths , Harvards No. 7 iiuil 2 showed ign
of weakness ami could not respond to a call
for a spurt , Yale kept increasing the load to
the finish- and crossed the line in 20:31 : , the
best tlmo on record ,
The Harvards time was 20:40. : Kvon that
beat the previous record , with ono exception ,
COI.UiHIIAH IIKAT HAUVAIII ) ALSO.
Tlio racolhutwcun the CAlumhia-Harvard
fn'shiuun follouod. Columbia started elf
witli a12 stroke to tlio HarvanU li'J ; after a
few htrokea the Columbia forged ahead , and
kept theni. They rowed like clockwork , and
at no time did their ntroko get below -10 ,
whllo Ilartard dropped to DO , The Columbia
crossed the fillith , a victor by four lengths.
Time : Columbia , UI2J : ; Harvard , 11:01. :
Yale and Columbia united In a jollification
this evening , in which nearly tliu whole town
took part.
HiKldlolmj-H and Hullcoy.
MILWAUKEE HACKH.
Tlio postponed races of Tueaday were run
to-day ,
Three inlnuto clam Banner Chief won in
Htraight heats , Joiio O. 2nd , Yumnito Mrd :
best time , 'JUKH.
2:30 : claHS IJetsy Ann won in straight
heats , Will Callendar 2nd , German boy Ilrd }
best time , 2:23 ,
IXWAiuroLiH , Juno 20. Thrco-minuto trot
Lookout won two boats , and Jasiniuu ono.
Thenu horses , after two dead-hoaU between
them , collided in thotirtll hunt. 1) . 1' . Ills-
sell. Juxmino'H driver , wan con idorahly
bniisod and tliu horses wuro Injured , no the
race was [ xjHtpoued ,
Kreo for all pace Minnie K was In straights ,
Silver Tall 2nd , American Hey Uid ; bout
time , 22li ; ,
OHICAQO'ri COUIIHK.
ClIIOAQO , Juno 211. Track heavy. Cri
terion Btukoa two-year-old colti , three-quar
ter mile Troubadour won , Tenne s i2d1 Jt
Iiinoia ; Derby three-year-old collu nJ
fillies , milo and nhalf Audrian won , Venture
second , Joqnlt * 3d , time , 2:375. :
llnmllcajMiuwo milo and a iniarlor Imo-
gonpwon , George L. JM , Itovoke 2dj time ,
( ihrdon City cup all njfei two miles and a
quarter April Fool , won ) Lucky It , second }
John lavK ) third. Time , -IslA
Handicap stooplochius-all ge * f nil courpo
Scalpnr , won ; Ohio Hey , d'coiid ; Moulsey ,
thini. Time , 4rfKJ. )
MiliMiaHli all ages Valet , won ; Hydera
bad , second ! Tonnynon , third. Time , Iil8.
DKTnorr muniA
DKTHOIT , , Juno 20.SsfiO class -St , Denis
won in straights , A. J. I'letchor second. Itvno
third : best tlmo 2:20. :
2:23 : clas < Felix won , Hello T.cho second ,
King Wllkos third , Algnth fourth ; best time
2:2.1) : ) ,
2:10cla : George V. won second and third
Iteatu , 'tea 11. first heat , Overman fourth ; best
time 2:231. : Jtaco postpantd till to-morrow ,
BrxsO JUI1.
OAMKS YKSTKIUUV ,
. \t KaslSaglnnw SogJimw , 21 ; Munkcgon ,
5-
5At Cincinnati Metropolitan , 0 ; Cincinnati ,
'
At Hay City , Hay City , 8 ; Terra Haute , 6.
At Detroit liostoiii. 21 : Hotrolts .
At Louisville Louisville , 15j Washing-
tons , 2.
At Ciucmati Metropolitans. 0 ; Cincin
nati * , 4.
At St. Paul-StiUwfttev , 11 ; St. Paul , 7.
At Columbus Allegheny , 3 ; Columbus , 0.
At Toledo Brooklyn , 7 ; Toledo , 3.
At Minneapolis Poorin , 7 ; Minneapolis , C.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee * , 3 Ouiney , 1.
At BulTalo-Uuiralox , Vlilladolphias 2.
At St. Louis Athletics , 2 ; St. Louis , 7.
At Indianapolis Baltimore * ; 3 ; Indianap
olis , 1.
At Cleveland Cleveland1)lj ) , New York , 2.
The Gloves.
THE I-LKAHY-XII.KAN FAKCK.
NKW YOIIK , Juno 26. Four very mild-man-
nered rounds settled the glove _ contest'bo-
Lwcen Cloary , tit Philadelphia , and Klloan , of
Boston , Five thousand people were present.
The battle waa declared ; t draw amid hisses.
BULLIVAN-MIIVIIELL.
Tlio Sullivan-Mitchell glove battle in off for
the present. Mitchell is down with the
malaria.
Unco Postponed.
NKW LONDON , Juno 20 , The Columbia-
llarward race waa postponed to 10:30 : this
morning with the undoibtMiding that if not
rowed tnon it should take place ono hour after
tlio Yale Harvard raco. 01 was raining hard
and the water rough at tb. t hour and the race
could not bo rowod.
SUICIDING WmijE INSANE.
An Attempt to Kill Himself by Dr.
AV , O. Houtz , o ( Lincoln.
pedal Dispatch to Till ! "HEi : .
Lixcoi-X , Juno 20. Tlio rumor that Dr.
Win. G. Houtz , n well-known capitalist of this
city , attempted aulcido to-uight , created con-
iderablo excitement , for Jhu doctor is ono of
the most popular man in the city , JIo Is a
leading director in tha Lincoln national bank ,
of which his brother , J. K , Houtz , in presi
dent. The most Btreunou.5 efforts were made
to keep tbo matter qu6t ! , but it IK certain the
doctor fired the shoU. in the direction of his
head before his revolver was taken from him.
Ho was laboring under. n itof temporary in
sanity at the timo. Dr I fiuU.hna an elegant
residence in the southuaLfcrn portion of this
city. Ho eamn hero from Illinois about four
years ago , but bad. r3tiw ivfrom orofosnional
practuot ! although no Is'uno of the most skill-
fnl physicians and surgeons in the state ,
KAUJWAY8 IN MEXICO 1
TUoy Blunt Erect Gaat-l'roof Fences
and Submit ioj Other. Jncon-
veulcnccH ,
LAIIKDO , Tox. , Juno 2B. Information
received to-d y direct from the city of Mexico
gives the startling news that the American
railroads in Mexico are to ho handicapped by
a law requiring that oil rallwayu In that
country will bo required to foncu the en tire
length of the lines with fences on both sides ,
which will bo stock proof , oven to tlio keeping
out of goats.
It is estimated that tlio Mexican Central
will have to expend 85,000,000 lo comply with
such a law. The Mexican government has ap-
itointed an Inspector of railroads , whoso duties
it uli all bo to supervise and regulate train
schedules. No special train can run without
first obtaining his consent.
CONGKKSS.
HKNATK ,
WAHIIINOTON , Juno 20 , Tlio consideration
oE the legislativobill was proceeded with , and
the amendment proponed by the seimto appro *
prlatlun committee , to strike out the elnuso
jmrmitting di tillorioH mashing ten biuhels or
loss grain per day to bo a-iin without store
keoiorg ] ; was adopted , '
llurrison , from the committee on epidomlo
diseases , icporto'l and had recommitted to the
committed on appropriations an amendment
providing that the president bo aulhorioJ ,
in the case of threatened or actual epidemic ,
to U80 the unexpended balance of the appro
priation made by the act of March. ! , IBS.'I , not
to exceed 3100,000 , .In ud ! of state and local
boards , or otherwise , in hi * discretion , in preventing
venting the spread of the name and maintain
ing ( | uurnntino at the points of danger.
An amendment was adapted providing that
reports in the Ceng rossiounl Ki-cord shall bean
an accurate transcript of the proceedings aiul
dobateit of the two houses pf Congress.
Two omondmonts offered by Mr. Uock were
defeated , and the bill then passed , The hi ) ;
to forfeit the unearned land grant of thu At
lantic k Pasifio railroad company was taken
up , After executive Hcsiioa adjourned ,
1IOUHE ,
Thu senate bill was passed authorizing the
construction of a bridge ncrona tlio Miaaouri at
Whlto Cloud , Kan.
Mr. Uarrison asked unanimous cement t (
take up the bill for the completion of UK
monument lo Mary , the mother of Washing
ton , but Weller objected.
Mr. Jirown , of Indiana , endeavored to have
tlio house proceed to the consideration of tin
Mexican pounlon hill , with the senate amend
moiit , but tlio houho determined ( vens 135 ,
navH H.'l ) to cotniider the unfinished biuiucs
being the bill to forfeit the land grant of the
"Daekbono ralhoad" in LoniniiiiiD.
MesHM. Outesand Viuj Katon opposed the
bill.
bill.Mr.
Mr. Carter favoied It ,
Mr. Pay on inaiiitained that the grant wai
not forfeltabla either in law or equity , am
that for thu government to attempt to forfeit
It would be akin to abinluto repudiation ,
The judiciary committea of thu homo has
submitted an ojiinion denying the legal power
of congruia lo declare u forfeiture , und J fen-
Icy , in advocating the bill referred to thin
opinion , and criticized thu committi e for hav
ing confounded principles pertaining to pri
vate with thoio pertaining t' ) publlo grantM ,
and for failing to make any [ dietmetloi
between them , Lewis favored the forfeiture ,
The vote on the pAsiaga of the bill resulted
yean 77 , nays 121.
Heforo the announcement of tiie votoLowis ,
who had voted in tha affirmative , changed his
vote to the negative and moycd a recoimidera
lion.
lion.Mr
Mr , Ullis moved to table that motion , ant
pending this Lewis moved to adjourn. Lost.
Mesirn. Lnwis and White , of Kentucky , re
sorted to filibustering tactc ! and finally to
cured an udjourameot.
The Seventh JlllnolH.
( JALVAuno"C ) , T/io / lepuhlican conven-
tron for the Heveoth district , to-day nominated
'I'hmriiiM .1. irnndpruotl for cungfoaa by ! niviln
nution.
HUGGED BY A BEAR ,
Another Wall Street Banking Firm
Goes to the Wall ,
And Squeals by Saying Quo of
the Boars Did It ,
A "Boo" Oorrosiioiulont on the
Modus Opornudi ,
For Onoo the Triok Oausos Indig
nation Among the Brokers
The St.PotersburgBankofPoun-
eylvania
Itrenlc in Hook Inlniul Stock
Otlior Flnnnulnt IMnKorn.
Ycstorilny'a Fnllnro ,
T1IICKKII 11V TIIK 1IKAIIS.
YOUK , Juno 2tl. The announcement
if the fallmu of Stout k Co. , bunkers on stock
ovchauga , wns the feature of the forenoon ,
rlio head of the linn was nlwMit from the city
xud his partner sick. Tlio board leprcsonta-
, fvo who was on'clmngo was not u member of
ho firm , Ono of II. N. Smith's brokers had
atradowitli Stout & Co. of 100 nhnrrn of
Now York Central. Tlio broker called tor
nero maighiR , nud in the absence of the ro-
iponsiblo members of tlio firm he was notified
to clew out the deal , ami they would send him
i check for the balance. Ho notified the
'liainnnn to take in the Rtock
mder the rule , on account of failure. But it
wns Hpocified that it waa n
I'AlLUIUi TO 1IKLIVK1I.
Tlio announcement was denounced on out-
ageous by n majority of brokorV.and for a time
Hont > t Co. , tried to weAther tlio storm it
irouglit , but the pressure became two great ,
aud it wai finally necessary to finally snv
> ond. The house has dona a great deal in
Metropolitan Klovalod stock , and Is reported
.o have lent a gco.it deal of money , but would ,
, heir frieiuls nay , have .weathered the gate if
.hoy had not been forced to tha wall by nharj )
iroctice. Their credit has been good , II. N.
jmiih Is ono of the
TIUDJIVlllATK Or IIIO 11EAUS ,
\iul the belief that iio is at tliu bottom of the
snaping game creates intense indignation
among the brokers. StoutM father waa form
erly president of the Shoo and Leather bank ,
uul until his death the firm was in high favor.
I'ho prcsont.hc.id of the firm is a director , but
.ho bank is in no way concerned financially
with the failure. The unotrt and liabilities of
ho firm have not been stated , but it Is osti-
nated that the latter nio in tlio neighborhood
of $1,000,000.
TIIK HKFKOT ]
m prices of Htocks w.is not very marked , and
hero was little excitement occasioned by the
inuoimceiiient of the failure , moio than the
.empjrary flurry.
A UUt'i ; 1HU\ND DHKAIC.
After midday Hock Island stock broke from
105 to 103fc , and the gouoral lilt was weaker in
sympathy , Aty. . in. the market waa firm
again. Western Union was up to B2i.
OrfK JlU.ttO DOLLAIIH.
Youit , Juno 20S-Tiioja iotsiind llA"
bilitica of Stout it : Co. , are cittimatcd about
oiio million dollars , The most interesting fen
turu of this failure was the action of 0 , I.
Hudson & Co. , of which firm Henry A. Smith
is special partner. On receipt of the notice
froi i Stout k Co , , to sell quietly 200 shares
NeW'York Central Block loaned Hudson k
Co. , by Stout k Co. , tlio word "quietly" wai
road 'quickly' " and at once sent notice to the
chairman of the Htock oxehange to ell the
stock under tlio rule on account of the failure
of Stout k Co.
No little feeling wai manifested by tliu
members of tha exchange , because the action
of Hudson & Co. was regarded an an attempt
.0 depress the market. The matter was
ironght to the attention of the president of
, ho exchange , who decided that Hudson k Co.
, vern jiutifiud in tlioir course by the rule ) of
, ho board.
"i nm.N'r INTEND DOINO A WUON , "
Hudson naid this afternoon , "but supposed
f was following instructions. The loan had
been renewed nit thirty minutes before I 10-
: aivod tha notice , which 1 naturally read
liurrldly. My mistake exposed the insolyon-
cy , which might have been concealed a little
longer , that is the worst that can lie xald of It
under the circumstances , although many per
sons will say I did it for n purpose. I have
made an tipoloiry to Stout k Co , for the error ,
and can really ( lo no moro. "
The WiiHtecl
Sr. LOUIH , Juno 2i ( , Tlio rocoivera of the
Wubash road filed a petition in tbo United
Ktaten "courts to-day , Mpocifying the bonds
and other obligations of that load on which
the Interest had boon defaulted , These em
brace what are known as thu general mortgage
bonds ; ulxo nil bonds and obligations growing
out of the consolidation of November of 18711 ,
the aggregate Interest duo and in default on
bonds , S1SOH20. ( )
The petitions titato that the receivers beliovi
they can p.iy the running expenses of the road
anifllqiiiilatu the other outstanding debts , but
they diuilro lliu uourl to instruct them ns to
what disposition can bo rnadoof certain branch
roads ; also what amount of Interest nhall bo
iKiid on thu bonds sot forth In tlio petition ,
The petition waa loferred to Spitcml Mimlci
Alien , wlio will take thu depositions ,
A Toronto IJunlc In Trouble.
TOKONTO , Jiine2U. All Horts of wild rumor.
are in circulation about thn Kederalbnnk. H ,
H. Htralbee , manager , has roHigned ami been
superseded liy W. J. Ingrarn , of Jilontroal.
The ntcick of tlio Imnlc han fallen 'M poinU
since Monday , Tlio excitement among thn
Ktockholders is Intonao. The cause of tlio
tumble is ascribed by rniiny to the fact that
lingo liInclcK of Now York stock hot been
Issued nome time ago and hold on _ margin by
loan companies now trying to realise on It.
Conlral 1'iiulllu'H
iiionl.
SAN PIIANCIHCO , Gala , , Juno 20 , The 1'osi
liihlinhen an interview with Jlriinilcr , vice
presidnnt of the Nevada bank , on the rumor
that hln bank had rofuxud to loan to tiiu Cen
trul i'acifio. Drnndor denies it an Absolutely
falHo , Tin ) company had uhvayn rocclvoi
every aceommodatiini asked for and tlio bank
was loady to furnish them with all thu money
they might need ,
Ten Conl H on.lho Dollar.
CUAIII.KHTON , W. Va , , Juno 20. Ono of the
roeeivcrn of the Htuto bunk of V ( 'Ht Ylrginii
reported to-day that ten couti cm tha dollar
will bo paid on dt > po itu. Tlio u * eti of tin
hank ara nominally $80,000 , all of which , except
cept uhout § 10,000 Isconaldercd worttilesa ,
FOHHION NKWH ,
Tlio Oliolara utTonlon ,
VAIIIH , Juno 20. The number of tick from
ch'ilcru ' at Toulon IK Inconiideruble , nlthouxl
the first case ocourrcd J nno 18th. The malady
in not extending , 1'oixons who fled from Tou
Ion had not prupagaled the diieajic.
Touio.v , June " 6 , HU deaths from cholera
to-day ,
Touixm. Juno 20. IvIghtMoaths from chol
era reported yostorday. The iiuthorltliiH are
vparlng no rlfert to mlnlmlsa tha outbreak ,
JilAlwiai.i.m , ihitiu 2(1. ( HIIIJHBBJ ! is at a
ttandiitlll on account ef cholera hero and a
Toulon , Thu public fotu for July llth Is
given up.
TouuwJuIy 20 , The uxodus continues.
Many penuim are leaving tliu city dully ,
1'ighth deaths from cholera to-dny. Twelve
new caeiitru taken to tbn hospital.
GlmlRtono Moving on tlio .
IIOMIO.V , Juno 2rt. In thn house of coin-
monsthli evening ( lladstonomoviil that tlio
[ rnnclita bill bo enl n-d to n third reading.
Ho denied that the bill Intended to make per
manent tlio liberal administration. The gov
ernment , ho fftid , had tried its best to avoid n
conthcl with the house of lords , but nhonld u
conflict ante , whllo ho would greatly regret it ,
ho hftd no doubt of the issue , ITreinoiulotn
cheer * . ] SUITord Northeoto objected to
i l tmo ; reference to the house of lonls.
I lie lull wai ordered to a third reading on a
immmous voto. Tlio result was received
ivlth prolonged cheers ,
Uotl)3r'flIIori-ll | > lo Doom.
BOAino , Jun < ' , < 2r-loIHrts ! of llio fall of
llerbornroolllcinlly confirmed , lli-rlier was
Mirjirlsed by the u'lwU at dny.break , May
vt'th ' , and alter much lighting llunmoint IVlm
Kliallfa , go\i rnor of llerW , turrendoreil.
I ho iniwRncni of tlio Inlmhilantu followed.
rlio women and children wvro ppaml. A
fo\v men escaped. The others weru killed.
Dynnniltoi-H In Ylonnn.
YISNXA Juno2rt A bomb
, filled with a
powerful oxph lvo wai found In the thrub-
wry near the oxhlbltlon rotunda. All imbllo
Jiilldlngs are carefully wntchod owing to funs
if outrages of anarchists. The main nownrs
vhich the anarchists threatened are repeated
nspoctod ,
Franco anil Clilnn.
T.O.VDO.V , Juno 20.- The latest now * from
Toiiquin has boon the mibjcct of much com-
ueut and c peenlntion. It Is bollovod Franco
vill now demand a heavy indemnity of the
Switzerland unit tlio Vatican.
lo\ir ! , Juno 26. The Vatican IIHH replied
avorohly tothoroquoHtuf thn Swlsi govern ,
nent to noRotiato for the nottlemtmt of rclig-
OIK dllllciilllos now existing1 , the nogotiatlona
o comnieiico In July.
Ffonult roUtlos.
1'AliIM , Juno 20. Kouvicr , member for
Souchciydo Ithouo , wns soatejil in the chamber
if deputies to-day.
TA1HII3D1NSI13 Al ) Ol''TUUOTXJjED
Dovll IMurrloH a Bonnttrnl
Doinontod Girl lo Trade In
Her Ylrtuo ,
Special Dispatch to TIIK BRK.
MADISON , WIs , , Juno 20--A young man
mined Lawrence Worth , residing near Bara *
i , yesterday received a coat of tor and
enthors by tlio indignant citizens of Baraboi.
L'tio CIUIBU of this Nummary nctloirnn the part
if tin ) citizens wan that Worth nemo weeks
igo married n beautiful but rather demented
ilcco of Col , Ableinan , Ho immediately com-
uonced to trade In her chnrm , and finally
tartod down the Chicago and North-
vcsturn roiul , prontitutimr her forfgatn to
vlionxoover wns vllu enough to do so. Ho
otuniod yesterday to Bamboo , and WAR at
nice taken In hand and roeoivod pniilshniont
10 HO richly deserved ,
THE 1'MUSl' DIHXHIOr.
Tlio Gommlttco Organize An Antl-
AVoavor 1'oollnjr ,
Spoclnl Dinpatoh to Tun BUK.
LINCOLN , Juno 20. The control commlttoo
otiinetjiaitha
A. Ilolmos , of Tecutnsoh , was chosen pren
Idout and John Hteoit , of Wuiioo , Becretary ,
It was decided to hold the congressional con
vention at lioatrico on' the -Oth August. Tlio
apportionment agreed upon was the vote for
] . M , Heath for Itegent , being one delegate-
it large and ono for every one hundred and
ifty voters or tha major part thereof. A
decidedly anti-Weaver feeling wan pievalont ,
iHliough most of thu committee , like the
irislimaii'H owl , did not nay much but auemed
to think a great deal.
CAPITAL OUHSI3DNE9S.
D.-irlnjj niRhway ltollory nt Idn <
coin.
Special Dispatch to TIIK DICK.
LINCOLN , June 20. About ton o'clock to
night ft daring highway robbery was com
mitted on the railroad track , near the li , M.
depot , n German stranger being asoailnd and
relieved of $25 and other valuables , Ollicnrs
( irciin and Mark , two of the most active
policemen here , BOOH had four Hiiaplclous
characters under niTPHt. ICach ono of tlio
quartette was heavily armed , well dnnsed ,
and had plenty of filthy Iticro about his per
mm.
A NKW OliriHANH
I'roporty ( n Iho Kxont ori : ( > UOUO or
$ IOO,00 < ) DcHlroycd.
NKW Oiiu.'ANH , Juno 20 , l-'Jro brolw out
to-night in McCracken k Drowster'H furni
tufo store , Hoyalo street lictweon the Cimtum
1 loiwo end "Uienvllle ntreetii. Thu building
and content ! were iloitroyed. The fin
spread to the adjoining biilMings , caiiHlng a
loss vnrionsly estimatrd at from < 1100,000 to
$100,000 Including ttocks and buildings as
followu :
McOrncken k Drowsier , 810,000) ) W. O.
Telmult , furniture , $125,000 , ; .1. li. Solari k
Sou , RrocoiioH and llcpiors , SfiO.OOO ; Lawrence
H. Christian , furniture , $100,000 ; Lenfo k
1'ink , carpets , damaged 810,000 ; Henry M.
Hiehiocht , fiirnituro und decorations , nU <
( lamugi'il. Tlio building on the opposite side
of Kovala street wa damaged by lire and wa
ter. Thi ) most of the firms are believed to bo
well limured.
lllulno und Hon.
AUUUHTA , Mo , , Juno 2(1 ( , Mr , Dlaino am
HoiWirrived from Luwlston.
, LIWIHTOK , Juno 20. At the commence
munt exorcises at liutus college to-day , lllaino
and Governor Jtoblu attended ,
Tlio Fut uro Qrciit'H Llndoll.
BT. Louiu , Juno 2(1. ( The assignment yesterday
torday of the Lindoll hotel association does no
affect that hotel , which la being conducted au
usual ,
1'ntont
As a rule , have the reputation of imposing 01
tlio credulity ef the publlo In the shape e
adroitly concocted advortlnmnontu , and other
devices to catch the eye ef tluno who are Hiif
faring. Hut wo desire to way that Swift's Spo
cllluri ( H. H.Iau ) decided exception to tliij
rulo. This remedy Is manufactured at Atlan
ta , ( ! a , ) And In our troatlso on lllood anilOkli
diseases wo give the oudorsemoiit of many ol
the prominent people of our City and State
It in true wo are spending a largo amount li
udvertlnlng.for wo think It our duty to human
Ity to do so , The wonderful development litho
the treatment of Cancer aloiio , would make it
our duty to hive It known to every aulloror in
the world. Wo have mndleal olllcoa for free
Consultation at Wo. 180 W. 23d St. , N , Y.
1205 Chestnut St. , I'hlladolphla , ami at tin
homo oflico ,
Truatiiio on Blood and Skin Dlnoaio * mallei
frou.
frou.I'IIK tiwit't Bvtuivw Co , , Drawer 3 , Atlanta
0 , , 16U W. 23d St. , N. Y. , nnd 1205 Client
nut St. , i'hlla.
t ari'ho Yoluo uttliu I'uonlo. No fain
lly Dyoa were over HO popular an the Dluiuom
J/yiw. They iiover fall , Tliu lllack in far eu
liorlor to lok-wooil. The other colors ara brll
limit , Well * , Itlehardsou & Cy , , llurllngtoit
A BIG DAY FOR THE BEAR -9
ConsideralilG BnsiDtss Transarf I Si !
the Chicago Market TcslcrJay e-
The Small Fry Sell Every
They Oould Lay Hands 0
Heavy Sollinc in Lard Brings th
Prioo to $7,12 1-2 ,
A Slight Improvement in Oattlo
Over the Previous Day ,
"
f
Cho Syran Company of Omaha.
Makes a Sale at $6,75 ,
\ Singular IIojj ar rJcot Foiv Iluycrtf
OHlOACiO'S MAKKKTS.
CON'SIllKltAlILK ni'SINKSS T11ANHACTKI ) .
Special dispatch to Tiiu Due ,
ClUCAdo , Juno 201. Uotwecn Iho scalpers ,
.lio Uilera and the umall fry generally , constd-
irablo business w s done on 'change to-day.
Clio first turned gentry demonstrated that tha
iamo given their class was appropriately
lies n , and the next named fraternity adhered
vith fidelity to their proper position In the
rear of the speculative comet , whoso head is
ho cotcrlo of all the powerful manipulation
nto whoso capacious more thu ontlro stake. *
f the deal aru sura to coma sooner or later.
n n word the small fry in all directions sent
n tlieir contributions to a purely bear movo-
lent , and Hold everything they could lay their
amis on. Their offerings were quietly taken
y the heavy tradcn , and quickly enough
imrh of thn decline. Tiioro was n general
reaknoas in all articles at the opening , owing
o the canto mentioned above , and tha uufav-
rablo influence of the stock inaikct.
WHKAT.
July wheat was first quoted at 803. It drop-
icd consilcr.\bly below that fignrobut HubHO-
[ iiently recovered to 80 , closing tolerably ( inn
coiw
Was active , nnd its jiricowas governed prin-
ipally by the Inlluonces brought to bear by
ho othoi markets. July oppnud at D4 { ; sold
is low as 6I11 , and closed n little strong at 53 J.
I'ltOVISIO.NH.
A noixl deal was done In provisiona during
ho day , with lard in the lead. 13. 1' . Hutch-
iiiou is reported to have boon a heavy seller o
ard , and pmb'ibly did us much ni any ono tu >
iring the closing price down to 7 12 .
route
iponed quite weak , with the July deal
it 18 7C , An advance set in soon after tlio
pening , however , and continued up to close ,
vhlcli woa at 10 23.
CATTLE.
HeceiptH of Texans 1-100 to luOO. The
uarlcct opened quiet , urlres ruling jutt about
Btcady as compared with yesterday , with a fair
lomaml from all classes of buyers. Quito n-
lumber of fat cattle that were carried over
nst night , sold for a shade bettor prices than
could have been had at tlio close yesterday.
Good to . . choice . . shlppiup . . _ _ _ . . , _ 1,200 _ , to . 1,350 . Ibt. _ ,
ftfii * rt * * „ .i. - - A --1--H.2 I.vArt x
OUV 1U3. , 1 fUU ( U 'X fUUit
to 000 Iba. , 5 OOo to 0 OOo. Tlio Swan distil
lery company of Omalm had a car of fair
; rado UercforJa on sale that made 0 70c ,
TUB 110(1 1IAIIKKT
wan in a curious condition this morning ,
rhoro Boomed to bo no regular eleven pricu
or anything , sales iliowlng n dcclino of 10 ©
20o on the very beat ; yet with those advant-
icon buyers were backward. There weru
about 2-1,000 on Halo. Hkliw and light liaht
Hold atI 00@4 GO , assoHcd light at 4 80@5 25 ,
test heavy packera and Ehipiiora OOgD12A :
ight , 160 to 210 poundfl.1 00 ® 5 25.
A. llow in Iluuol.
FAHIH , Jnuo 20. Hanoi dianatchos state the
regulars with artillery ontronchad
JioniBolvos at Langoon In violation of tlio
treaty and attacked the French forces Mon
day , on the march , killing some and wound
ing -12. doncral Megrout Immediately eot out
with rolnforcomouti. General Mlbot tolo-
praphs the French mnnborod BOVOU hundred
on the way to Laugoon. Although greatly
outnumbered they routed the Chinese. The
[ Vouch lost two oflicorg.
Another U token Hank ,
ri TiioriA , PA. , Juno 2(1. ( The St rotors-
mrg bank , of Clarion county , failed to open
ts iloorH tills morning. Inability to rcallzo on
Bocurltlos is the principal causa of thn failure ,
though uomo loss was unstained in the ell do *
[ irosslon. It was considered ono of the
itrougust banking Institutions In the atata out-
ildo of tlio largo cltlo1) . No Btitoinont ham
joon nniilo but It ii thought that it will bo
able to moot all liabilities.
Cropa Along tlio Minneapolis & St.
Lou IB.
M INN KAPOUH , Juno 25. The Tribune to
morrow publishes n full crop report of Urn
country along thu line of the Minneapolis &
it. Louis road , showing that all grains , wheat
ispoclally , is in fine condition und promlsa. ; ;
u bountiful lurvest.
Tlio Bit. VuInHkl Murder.
ClUCAdo , Juno 20. The Journal's Lincoln
( IlliBi ) > ecial Bays : The jury In tlio Mt. I'nlaa-
Itl murder coso returned a verdict of guilty
against J , II. Hall and fixed hU punishments
at imprisonment for life. Wm.l'errls and
Mrs. Boll Hall were admitted.
Tlio IVlilHlcy Tool.
CIIIOAOO , Juno 20. A mooting of western
dlstlllorB will 1)0 held hera to-morrow , and an
attempt made to reorganize the whisky pool
which went to pieces a nhort tlmo ago , _
Ads no us
RYIHOTO HOLD DOWH
EARLDAKINOPaWDE
rrAMBOUHDTORISC
_
HIRE CREAM TARTAR7
StOOO. Given
Ifalumori. .vTiijurloiiuEUbstunccscau lx > fouatt l
IrqW Pearl Making Powder. , I pos-
aiultebtlmoiilau
, . .
rvWiivixi iruui BUUII v Hm * * " * * *
ton ; M. Uclafuutaluo. of Chleaijo ; aud
llouo. llllwaukeo. Never sold In bulk ,
jHs * A"i"aBft