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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. FOURTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA , NEB , , THURSDAY EVENING- , JULY 3 , 1884. NO. 13 CAPTURED BY CARTER. Mayor Harrison , of Ohioago , Bag the Whole Democracy of Illinois , In the Face of Morrison , Paluior and Other Opponents , They Fail to Give Him a Tari'ff- for-Revenue Plank to Straddle , As He Has It Stricken Out in Open Convention , And is Triumphantly Nominated by Acolamation ior Governor , AVnrm Day for the Sucker Democ racy And \Valk-Ovcr for ' Our Carter. " ILLINOIS DEMOCKATS. TUK BIATK CONVENTION. ' Special Dispatch to THE BEE. PEOUIA , ILL. , July 2. Preliminary to the meeting of the stata democratic convention which was called to order at noon , the various congressional delegations mot at 0 o'clock for the purpose of choosing delegates tc/tho nation1 nl convention , presidential electors , Uombersof [ the state central committee and committeemen men for the work of .tho etato convention. The result of thcso couvonlions is.oxpected to bo repelled polled to the state convoution at its opening session , The situation as to the probab o candidates is not changed ninco last night. It waa undoratood from J. 0. Buck , who was mentioned in connection with the office of governor will pleco the name of Mayor liar' risen , of Chicago , before the convention for that placo. The platform not yet written , but as the result of the con sultation among the loaders , it is reported aa practically determined to reaffirm the etato platform of 1870 , which was ono suited to Tildcn and dealt with the question of reform. The general feeling scorns la favor of leaving the tariff question to the national convention. Mayor Harrison will roach here in response to yeatnrday's telegram , at 3 o'clock this after noon. Ho will bo mot at the train and es corted to the hotel by the Cook county doruo- cralio club. PKOIIIA , July 2. The democratic stale con tention was called to order at 1:30 p. in. by J. H , Oberly , chairman of the state central com mittee , and opened with prayer by Kov. G. C. Bruce , of Pcona. After the reading of the call for the convention by the Becretary.Chair- man Oberly spoke at considerable length , eulogizing liic democratic p.rty , and arraign ing tlio republican party in severe terms. Ho referred to S. J. Tilden aa "THE . " SECOND .JEFFKIISON , which was received witli prolonged cheering. A remark that if he had not declined the ro-noimndtioD , it would have been ten dered him at Chicago next week , was also received with cheer , mingled with a fov "noes " References to Cleveland , McDonald .and Morrison also brought out cheers , mingled with cries of "Tilden ! " When the speaker a ked the question , "Or shall we , in splto of the declin.tion of Mr. Tildon , nominate - inato him for president of the United States , " the convention rose and cheered vociferously. Henry Clay Council ? , of Hock Island , was chosen temporary chairman , and Win , J , Allze , of Moultrie , temporary secretary. MAJOR CONNELLY made a brief address , but was unable to make himself heard in distant parts of the hull , and feeling that ho would not , under the circum stances , bo able to conduct the affairs of the convention , resigaed the gavel and Oberly ro -Eumod the chairinanslnp. A motion to refer nil resolutions to the committee on resolutions without debate , and resolution for the appoint ment of the usual committee.1) wcro adopted. General McClernand presented a resolution to the elFect that it was tlio sense of thia con vention that "THE OLD TICKKT , " ( Samuel J. Tildcn and Thomaa A Hendricks , ) should bo nominated for president and vice president of the United States by the national democratic convention to assembly at Chicago on July 8th iuslant. The chairdecided Iho roolution not in order at this time aa tbo convention was engaged in the work of perfecting the temporary organi zation. Thu convention proceeded to a call of Iho istricts for the appointment of the commit- tecs on resolutioiiH , crrdenlials , and perma nent organisation. The call of the first and nocond districts , in which there nto routustn , ciealcd considerable confusion and protest i- tion. These diatrlcts were passed pending the report of the committee on credentials. At 2 o'clock the con\eution took n recess till 4 p. m. flOVKUNOU PALMEIl TALKS. On reassembling a report wa ? received from the committee on credentials that iU work would not bo completed before 7 o'clock. The chair announced there was no other business than thu report of lha cammitteua on creden tials in order. The convoution refused to ad journ , and after sumo delay ox-Governor John M , 1'almor was called and npoko at coneid- trabln joiiglh on the question of free trade suid tariff , declaiing io favor of a tariff for rev enue only , and limited to the necessities of economical government. Ho said If ho had the power of him who naid "Lazarus , como forth" ho ( lha speaker ) -vould way "flAMUKLJ. . " TJLDKN , COMB FOBTII. f Cheers ] Somebody had said the coinmitteoon _ ddegAteu at largo to the National convention had chojon him ( Palmer ) as oiui of thu num. her. If that were true lie would go to Now York to see Tilclun , Ho would taku nobody's word for it. This statement was received with great cheers and the waving of hats and fans. The speaker proceeded : But suppose Tilden coulil or would not run , what ihou ? ICrie * of "CleveUml. " "McDonald , " "Morrl- on" and "l'almer."J Tha convention at 6UO ; took a rocoij imtll . When the convention reaasembled at 1 , thu committee on credential * reported in favor of uittlnif delegation in Wood ford county and in tlio First nnd Second congressional districts of Cook. The report was adopted , I'EHSMNKNT Off JCK1W. Tno committee on permanent organization reported Jiuleo Monroe C. Crawford , o Union , for chairman , and vice presidents f ton Ach congressional district ; for secretary , W. J Ml io , with iwls touts. Jndgo CrAwfonl addressed the convention briclly. S , Corning Judd , of the committco to solec drlcgatot-at largo to the national convontloi and committi'Oinon-at-largo of thobtato centra committco reported the name * mid piescntei re olntlons that the now committra hold ollicc until Ji nuary lit , 1S87 , and that herajfto members of thii committee bo chosen foi a term of two years. THE VLATTOnM. S. Corning Jndd , chairman ot tlio commit tco on resolutions read the plaUorm as follows the reading being frequently intortuptcd bj apjilauso : Kesolved , By tlio ilemixirncy of the stale o illiuois in convention aisomblcd , 1 , That wo pltdgo ourselves anew to the constitutional doctrines and traditions of the ilemocratio party as illustrated by the tench ; ngi and examples of a long line of democrat- c statesmen and patriots , and embodied ir , ho platforms of the conventions of 1S7G and 18SO. 2 , That wo proclaim afresh uur firm oppos. lion tu centralization In governmental nllnlrs and to tlio dangerous spirit of encroachment which tends to coniolldato the powers of the rovcrnmeiit , and thus create , whatever the orm , a real and steadily advancing dea lotlsm. a. That , as declared b.v Iho mlioiial con. vontion of 187 * ! , wo insist that reform loeess.iry in the sum nnd Anodes of fetloral ajation , lo tlio end tlmt capital may bo aot 'reo from distrust aud labor llitly ) burJoncd. kVodeuouuco the high urotuctivu tarill main- .ained for mofu than 20 years by tlio repub- ican parly , substantially aa it now exists , nnd vhlcli Is levied upon nearly four thou aml articles , as a masterpiece of Injustice , Ineqnal- ty'mid false protense. It has impoverished nany industiies to subtidlza n few : it pro- libits import ) tlmt it might purch.iso the pro- lucls of America labor ; it lias degraded American coinmcrco from tlio first to nn nferior rank upon tlio hi li goas ; it lai cut down the sales of American ma"iifac- urcs at homo anil abroad , and depleted the eturnsjof American agriculture , nn induslry pllowcd by half our peop'o ' ; it cosla Iho people ivu times more tlian it produces to Iho treasury obstru Is the processes of production , and raste * the fruits of labor ; it promotes fraud , osiers smuggling , enriches dishonest officials , nudbankruptshonestmerchiinls. Wo demand hat all ciutom house taxation shall bo only or raM'uuc ; nnd , thus demanding , the dele- ; atoa to the dcmocratio national convention , io bo held at Chicago thu coming week , are leroby instruclod to vote as a unit end use lieir utmost endeavors in favor of an emphatic UL-laration bylhalbody in favor of a larili for rcveiHui only. 4. Wo denounce as false and utterly un- oundod the charge made by the advocates ol irolcctod monopolies , tliat tariff refonn is hos- ilo , or unfriendly to homo labor or homo in- ustries ; that the contrary is tnio is clearly Qmonelraled by tlie historical fact that labor nd oRriculturo have prospered most under the peration of low Inrill legijlalion. 5. We hcarlily approve and cordial ! y com- nend the course of Hon. W. U. Morriton , s chairman of the committco on way * and ncuns , of the present homo of representatives i congress of the UnitcdSt-xtes , and each of 10 otlior demucratic representatives from lia slate , as well as thai of the largo majori- r of democrats in tlio ewer lioueoof congress , i their earnest nnd fnithful effort to brjnp jout n reduction of the ] > rosout ruinous high .arilT in the direction of tlu actual ucccsiiiiej : the government and the restoration of con- -itutional principles in levying duties on mporta Other schemes refer to land monopoly , pringer's investigations , nomination of Ulaliiu id Logan , the national currency , pensions , vll service reform , labor , prison contracts , nd trade-unions , tno platform adding on the alter subject : "And wo hold that every man las a ripht to dispose of his own labor tij-on uch terms as ho may think it will bent pro- - loto his inserests , nnd without molestation r interference by others. " Sections 1. ! , 14 , and 15 refer to tlio record : the republican party while in control fate -ate - of Illinois , charging it with cxtrava- ; anco und failure to suppress crime , and con- lines. 1C. While the domooratic party extols nnd > y orory legitimate means inculcates the virtue E temperance , nnd by rigid laws would forbid nd punish the sale of Int ocicating drinks to ituors or inebriates , it novcrtholesa is earn- stly opposed to all sumptuary legislation and ill firmly oppose tlm enactment of prohibi- iry llrpior laws as being fana iual in emana- on , dustructtvq to the rlghU of frne men , icious in principle , utterly Innfficaclous for ; oed , and frauglit with manifold evils. At 10 conrlusion of the reading , Mr. Judd loved the adoption of the resolutions , nud ailed for thu previous question. : MAI Oil H.vnniSOK , who had arrived in the afternoon from Chl- ago , rose on the floor of the convention nnd aid that as proxy from the third district , ho esired to bo heard bufoio the question was nit to n voto. The members. of tlio convention rose to : icir feet nnd cheered na the spanker was roc- znizedand nude his way to the platform , vhen qulot was restored 'ho asked that tlio onveution pause before adoptiug the resoin- ions ns presented. Ho would move thai the .aiiff fmention bo referred to the national con- enlion which would moot in Iivo days , and 10 had no doubt would act wisely. The speaker said ho believed that taxation or protection was robbery. The only kind f tariff that was defensible waa n tariff for ovcnuo. There were variant ) shtdcs of opin- oiis on the tariff question in the demn- rnlic party , and the democrats of Illinois lould not undertake to anticipate-tho wisdom f the assembled democracy of the nation. The isss.igu of this tariff plank at thin time would niiatiger tlia success of democracy , state und ntional , The speaker then prucecdc-d upon 10 nutter of hitsuccessive ) olectionsa-i tuayor f Ciiicago , changing a lopublican majority f 8,0')0 ) to a democratic majority of 10.0UO. Ho iskod his hearer * not to alienate Cook county iytliis action , Ho cloned by moving to strike oat nil that iart of the platform referring to the tariff. The motion was received with mingled cries or nnd against. HON. w , it , Monmso.v waa called for and rcco'ved with a tumult of pplauso. Ho proceeded to oppose tliu lotion , saying that if what was wanted by 10 democracy of Illinois wan that the lecessttics of the revenue ehould bo provided \ ir and that thereafter the tux gatherer liould stay his baud , let tliemilcciara it. If i liey wanted a turlff for protection , let them ay MO. The people could not be deceived by words. Ho liniio tliogontloman that pro- edcd him would bo nominated and elected lovfrnor , but that hla motion would bo do- oateJ. Joseph Mann , of Dauvillo. opposed the lotion. TIIK HOISNK urlng all tills lima wai very dramatic , the iieakors Jftlwrlng under much suppressed ox itcmeut , and the members of the convention occasionally Interjecting torso expressions o opinion. ISvt.ovfrnorPalmor unld if Mayor Han-font was not willing tomakon run on tnisplatform ho should lefiHo the gubernatorial nonilnntloi It ( ondcmd by this convention. Mayor Harrison Interrupted the spo kor to n-vy that ho was misrepresenting his position His ( Harrison's ) motion was not to strike ou tin tarill plank , but merely nn instruction t ; thn Illinois delegation to work In n certain di rectlonln the National convention. Intcnsa cvcitcmcnt nnd great confusion fol lowed , numerous speakers struggling for rec ognition at the snnio timo. Finally it was decided to call n roll of couiv ties on the question of striking out the in struction to the atnto delegation , as moved by Harrison , This process was accompanied by chpprs by tlio Mends and opponents of the motion , us the chairman announced the votes of their delegations for or against. At the conclusion the result was announced : ! or striking out the iiutructton , CM : against striking out , 623 ; majority in favor of striking out , HO. tTho platform as amended was then adopted vivo voce , nt 10 o'clock. CAIITKn'fl SKCONII VIOTOHV , Oenorsl .T , 0. Black presented the name of Mayor Harrison , of Cnlcngo , for governor , and the nomination was made by acclamation at 10:35. : lKLKUTK3-AT-rAUaK. The followim ? are the dch'jralo.s-at-i.irro as scleclfd bv the committee : W. 11 , Morrison , Itlin M. I'ixhncr , J , O , Black aud Lambert Trco. Alternalcs-at-largo Thomas Merrill , M. 3. McDonald , Thomas MclsVoloy and ti , D. lonning. OTIIKIl NOMINATIONS , Afler the nomination of Carter Harrison by acclamation nt 10:30 : , the remainder of tlio it to ticket was completed n.s fol- ows : 1'or lieutenant governor , Henry Sutor , of St. Clnlr ; for secretary of state , Michael r. Dougherty , of Knox ; for state treasurer , Vlfred OrouuorlT , of Sangauion. AT CHICAGO. TUB ( lATHKIUNO HOSTS Ot DEMOCRACY1. Special Dispatcli to THE BKE , , CIUCAIIO , July 2 , Democratic wire pulling vili begin to boom to-morrow nnd Friday in ; oed earnest. Ono by ono the lieutenants of .he various candidates are dropping in. Chair- nan Daniel Manning , of the Now York dele gation , aud National Comniiltcouinn Barnum are oxnoctod to arrive hero to-morrow , Bar ium in tlio afternoon aud Barnnm nt night. 'art of the Now York delegate * will leave "few " York on n special train Thursday night , and the remainder will bo in by Salurday night , when whenA A CAUCUS oi" niLEiATia : : vill bo held at the Palmer house. At thia .incus the relative strengtii of the warring actions in the umpire Rtato will bo deter- niuod. It will bo n decisive vjireliminary nootina1 , and the convention will guido its ourso by the result. The friends of Mower nd of Cleveland are both boasting of what liey can do at this caucus , but tlio actual trength of cither'sidu will not bo known uutil lie meeting is over , TIIK HALI , Tlio Buperiutundent of repairs promised to- ay to have the convoution hall finished and cady to turn over to the committee of nr- angeinenta by Thursday night. The tele- rnph operators and nen-spapcr reporters are oing to bo disagreeably crowded by thobo now rraugcmonts. The telegraph oflico h .3 been riaccd in a narrow way In the rear of tlio tago , behind largo pasts , and the means of igross and egress tumor by comparison with lie btugo at tlio republican convoution , THE STAfJB n which the officers and thu national commlt- -eomenaro to be seated needs onlyafuw finish- Dg touches. It is a p'aiu structure , sixty feet eng by eighteen feet deep , wllh an nbntmetit n trout ten by len feet in dimensions for Iho iresidonl's personal n e. The only cliangos n the hall are this stage , the reporters' table ind aa additional opening at the east side. 'his latter was made by removing n partition rom in front of the east wing , TIIIItTKKN HUNDIIED dditional chairs are to bo placed here , facing iagonally the etngo. _ The obstruction of view aused by tbo largo pillars will Do removed by taking diagonal aisles on a line with them , 'lio alterations will make five additional doors f entrance when Iho hall is finished. Sergeant- t-arins Bright proposes making his appoint- lonta and not till then , TlIlOFKICKnH vill number about two hundred , and all ox- ept a dozen or eo will bo Chicogo mon. 'hey will bo appointed on the recommonda- ion of tlio committees and acciialntancos ] f the snrgoant-al-arms. There is n reception ominltteo of the connnittco of arrangements uinbo'iug 12u mombera. There is a sub-corn- littco for every state and thnsa committees ro going to under take the difficult task of IICCRIVIXa THE VAIUOUH DUI.HOATIONH i they arrive. Each committee watclics for lie arrival of the delegates from the p.irtlcu- ar stnlo to which it Uuccrodilod. Tlio mem- era will not believe that the performance of liclr dutloa is well n gh lmpnsalldo on account f th uncertainty of thoanivnla. Only ono omrnitton has yet experienced tin 'so dtliicill- les. It is tlio committco on tlio Louisiana elegi.tion. These gentlemen have been re- orted every hour for two days as being about o arrive , aud the committee has spent the router part of each < Uy running from ono epot to another to find them , neiug now oinpletely used uji. They say tlmt u formal ccepllon of the delegated will bo impossible when Iho lush coincx. THE I.OUI81ANIAKH. tegular Tress Dispatches. CIIICAOO , .Tuly _ 2. Tlio Louisiana delegation 0 tliu democratic notional convention has been Announced to urrivo for the last two days , and ho local reception committco has been in tlia ookout toreceivo the members properly , but his afternoon they abandoned tlia effort , It 1 not expected that any considerable body of olcgates will arrive before Saturday morning , when a number of entire utato delegations vill be here. MAXNINU AND 11AIINUM. Chairman Daniel Manning , of the Now fork delegation , and National Coinmittccman iarnnm are expected to arrive to-morrow. The \cw York dole-gallon are expected to hold it aucus Saturday upon tha result of which reat Interest naturally hinges. TIIK Mr. Austin IT , Brown , of the committco on ho press arrangements for the democratic na- lonal convention , to-day notified journals for whom provinious tins been made , und nccom- lauled llm notilicatioii with a plot of the hall Imwltigtlio position of the denks allotted , Che detks provided , for the accommodalioii of the rcporteri * will not number as many as were ilacud in thn republican convention by ono lundrcd. Tlio ii'signninntu to tliexu have nil teen made and the parties notified , No clinngo in the rrnnrcmcnts ( can now bo in.vtc , nor CM the number uo incrov i-d , It will therefore b tisoless to annoy the committee with nppllca tlons for desk privilpges. Kcprenontntivoii o the press wlmjmvo applied Mid had tlu-lr up plications registered lm\o licen notified as t > their ndml'Sion to other p rts of Iho hall. Theno luunbor savrral hnndtvd , enough to > ill all the spnco nllottd tor this purpose. BQUTIIRIIN JIKN AlTill ClIAtnVAKSItirH , OAI.VK.STON , luly -Vrom Tcidologntos to the Chicago convention , it Is learned that extensive correspondence between Iho south ern delegates IIM been curried on , looking to concerted action on their part in presenting the names of eouthotn mon to fill the tempo rary and permanent chairmanships at the com- Inp convention. The liiuno of Kx-Govornor Richard B. Hubbardof Tcxa , has been nil- proved by a Urgonuinbcrot the corrvsiHimlliig delegates for presentation ns either permanent ir temporary presldiiu * officer. The Texas lolegntlon loaves for Chicago to-morrowmorn * ng by the Missouri 1'nctlio , starting from Doiiison in n body. ' aivw us JAV IIUDUKLL'd CUV. Chicago Times , "Olvotw Butler and wo will beat thu demo crats PO badly tlioy won't know what hit hero , " said $ Ir. Jay lluhbell , of ! I per cent assessment fante , to The Times rop9rtcr last evening. ' 'Wo will , of course , boat any can- lldalu they can nunie , but Butler is our cs- eclal cliofco. " "But Butler clalini ho can carry Michigan. " our own state , "Ho can't cany one nldn of It. Ho claims io could carry the state because Begolu did , mt that victory was only armed nt Dy a pe- : ullar combination of democrats mid green- inokcrs that could never bo elfo ted again. ! tell you , " Biid the great org inizor , and hcru lia voice sank into a whiiper , "wliat the dom- ocrata want to do in order to win. They vant to nominate a democrat ono who has always boon a democrat and who has never tin afler republican idols. Now in your own tale politics yqu have nu initanco of It. The lemocrata put uji Lyman Trumbull , who was a great part of the lima a republican , nud lost badly by the operation. : n 187tiicy nominated Grceloy , and ho failed to carry Now Jersey , always a demo cratic state. The patty can never win ns eng as jt goes hunting after republican votes > y nominating a man that it supposes republi cans will vote for. .Let it nominate n demo crat like Thurman , or Bayard , or McDonald , 1110 who has nlwnya been a democrat , and let ho republicans como to him. Tlio main thing a to got nil of the democratic votes out , " "Yes , " said 'Long" Jones , who was a third o the conversation , "that la why I'm afraid of Carter Harrison ; ho has always been a dem ocrat , and will lo p no democratic votes. " 1JOLD OOUNTKUFISITING. A Solicino to I tob tlio Mnnlin.U an Etc- vntod Ron. il'orTlioiimimlH of Dollars. NKW Yonir , July 2. The olllcinls of the Manhattan elov < ted railroad have been puz- led for coino weeks past by the knowledge liat counterfeit tickets were being passed on lie road In largo number ? , but that , strange o say , the receipts were not nensibly dimln- shed. Investigation finally cnlmlimted in lie orrrol of William H , 1'indar , Iho llckel agent , John B. Cole , a former employe- the xjinpany , who had been caught robbing it ami been discharged , aud August 0. Sputh , litho grapher. Colo's plan was to Idro n score or more- iKonts , print counterfeit tickets , got his mon o sell these ; and for each ono sold ) ocket , genuirp ticket. . Ttieso were dully- ired to him' ' 1 % ! 'would be filed away till a lundrcd thousand dollar.i worth accumulated , vhen hn would destroy thu counterfeiting ilant and Inro men to pcddlo the rest of the Ickets near thq chief stallons of the road nt neil oil net Ion. Tlioplan would hnvo succeeded admirably bad not an accident led to the dis covery. Cole had succeeded in getting fifteen or .wenty agents In his pay. Of the profits of hu robbery 113 PIT cent , was to go to these gents , 810,000 in a lot to Spoth , nail the to- naindor to Cole , Meanwhile , the luttor aid jpeth $ ' 10 per week , and bora all expenses , nvesting S 1,000 of a previous 811,000 uloal in .ho now enterprise. The police have Iho milieu of twenty or moro agents employed by 3ulo , and they will shortly bo arrested. A Mercantile Apprataor'fl Crime. PrrrsiumoH , Jnno 2. Through irrogulari- los-iu the rcpoits of mercantile appraiser foung , the revenues of Allegheny county and lie cities of I'iltsburg and Allegheny will nffor heavily , and hundreds of business men vill oscapo. without paying taxes , not having > ecn assessed. In making ui tliu report * many of the prominent firms were loft out iltogotlier , A lar o number returned lets than lie necessary amount and otiiera were on the st who had not boon in business for ye.irj. A Providence AhHliiimciit. I'noviDiNOK , July 2 , Clinton H , Woedon ; Co. , banker n and brokers , have assigned , Nubilities , 70,000. Urcnd AVItliout Yoant. It ia a wtll known fact tlmt bread lade with yo&st , if aaton before it bo- omcs stale , fcrnients again in the etom- ch , producing indigoation nnd numerous otlicr complaints. Broad raised with loyal Baking Powder , instead of yonst , a cntlroly without tliia defect ; but on ho contrary , ia ono of the most ofl'ectual irovontivoH of indiguation or dynpopaia. } y tha use of the lloyal Baking Powder ho aacchnrino properties of the Hour , vhich nro destroyed by fermentation vith yeast , nro preserved and the bread a made moro nutritious. Ton per cent moro broad ia baked because of this aving from the same quantity of lour. The lloynl Baking Powder will also nakp sweat , white bread from nn inferior [ uality of flour , n property possessed by io other leavening agent. Thus , much lour that is dark in color , or from other cause ia cormidorod below the finer grades , ind therefore much cheaper , can bo util- /.od nnd turned into a perfectly oweot uid whoIcBOino bread. Nor can bitter > road over rotult from the use of too nucli or moro than tha required quantity of lloynl Baking Powder ; an , vrhether used in smiii ! or largo qunntitluH , ita pro jortions are in ouch exact equivalents hat they always nuutralixo each other , Jroad niado in thia way dooH not require nixing over night , but may bo prepared ready for the oven in a tow minutoa ; an idvantitgo tlmt will bo rendily appreciated > y every housekeeper. ' THE SICK SLUGGERS. of Them Too 111 io Stare in Monday's ' Spoils , Sullivan ruul Mitoholl Eocoivo $2,159 , Enoh Olonr of Expenses , The Boston Boy Loaves for His Homo in n Maudlin Condition , Ho Doolaros His Stouiaoli Qouo Through from Drink , Ho'll ' Moot Mitoholl in the Fall , and then Kotiro for Lifo. Oilier Sport I UK MMlorH llnoo Hall , NotcH , Etc. srouia. . _ . , ( TlioFlNttu Kixrcc. Horn nnumiiiiH HiiAiu : IN TUK HTKAI. , NK\V YoitK , July 2. The receipts of the Sullivnii-MitclioH iir.r.Io Monday night mounted to Sl'.COS. ' After deducting thoox- icnso i230 ! ! from thin sum them was left o divide between Mitchell and Sullivan § 1- IS , of which each reci-ived one-half. Tlio liggcst In thu oxpousa accouiit was $1COO for ho K.mlcn. Counterfeit tickets were Hiild nitsiilo the garden for moro than two lunirH iu.L night , aud the losi from this nourco INCH. Ituated at about $2,000. The counterfoil Ickcts are mid toliavobePii so similar to the ; etiuitio article that it was.iniiKmsiblo to detect , hem In the rush , Neither ot tliu two PUR ! ' Ists wan too sick to-day to take hU sluro of thu receipts. Mrs. Sullivan K'.yn slin i.i thu > no whopravcnted herhuiband from fighting. To aaya ho will not bo able to spar for fully hroo months , but that ho will yet most ilitchell aud ono of them will bo pretty badly miiecd , BUU.IVAN'M nKpAntoiiK KOU IIOSTON. Sul'ivnu ' ariivud hero yesterday , accom panied bv his ulfo nnd a whole tr inful of ad- mlrurs. Ho loft for Boston , accompanied by bin wife , his brother , and ono military friend In the person of Billy OTJrlen. Ho wasn't look ing \rell when ha loft , and ho wasn't feeling well. His cyei wcro rod and swollen , mid there was a deep husklnojs In his voice winch seemed to como from Homo subterranean cavern with great olfort. His bauds shook as though ho had the palsy. His nliiuy tile wns pulled down _ over u swelled head until his forehead was in ecllpno. Not oven the street gumiiiH nsscmbhxl to HCO him stop into a car riage at the Ashland house , ami at tliu Grand Central station none \\hii had been swindled out of SI ! nt Madison Squnro Garden so far forgot thoniHclvos as to do him honor. A DHUNKAlin'rt OONl'KhHIO.V. At his hotel to-ilny , Sullivan was asked as to whether ho had boon drinking. "It's drink tlmt " ha boste.d mo , acknowl edged "I'vo been going it muro or loss for a year , until my stomach hai gone through. I'm going to moot Mitchell in tlio fall , nud I'll never appear in n boxing match after that No ( ir , I'vo lad enough of it. _ You do the brst you.1 nn , and gat abused like n dog , I've had enough. The champion cnmo very near the verge of lours n < ho made this declaration. Hut tears are nothing now to him. Ha wept llko a baby after hla return to the Ashland Honso last evening. On his western trip , says a member of the combination , Sullivan nhvays wept about tha third day of n big drunk , and at mare frequent intorvalx'as the drunk proceed ed. Once , in Han Francisco , when lie had boon lost to hla fnonds for four or iivo days , hu was found in n cheap millor'a boarding house weeping as though his heart _ would break over n mat lln-splko , around which his arms were fondly thrown. ItllBO llllll. ( IAJII53 YKSTKIIDAV. At Toledo Toledo , 7 ; AlloRlmny , H. At Cleveland Clavulnml , ! ; * I'rnvlclenco , 2. BJAt Cincinnati Washington , 1 ; Cincinnati , 10 , At Columbus Metropolitan , 0 ; Columbus , m.U Si Lonia Baltimore. Ifij St. Louis , 12 : AtTerro Haute , Ind. Terre Haute , 10 ; l''t. ' Wayne , 1. At Buffalo Buffalo , 1 ; Huston , I , and Bulky , COLUMIIUH IIAC'IW , Coi.usiiiUHJnly 2. If nit milo daMi , two car olds -M r. Jeacr ! w . Faith 2d , Tlueo yheors M , WaHhliigton > tlh ; time 5i. : 20 : ! race ( iciirgctown 1st , Julia 2d , 1'atxy Cliukor I , 1'lora WilkeaIth , best time , Anotlior Ilniilc HiiHpoiiHlon. WII.KIHIIAIIIIK , July 2. The Plymouth Sav ing * bunk , of 1'lymonth , suipendod this afternoon - noon ; UHhc-tH und Habilitios unknown. It in rumored tint bank discounted nearly 8100 000 worth of paper , which crippled it for thu pies- mil , nnd to avoid u inn the door * wcro elosod , The dnpofitors urn mostly minors and laborers. All ram Nimbi tt , pu-sldont Second National bank of Wilkosbarro , and George 1C. J'mvoll , attorney , will to-morrow bo appointed receiv ers. The appointment of theHO gentlemen leuvos the Impulsion among the ilupoiilurH that th'i bunk will bo able to meet all liublli- lien within three months , lilalno A.IIIOIIK tlia HoiiilnurlcH. WAIIIIVII.U.Y : Maine , July U. Thu coiiimnr- clnl dinner of Colby university to-day WWH an elaborate affair , lllainu wai given u most on- thuilastio irreollng. Intho course of his ro- HIM 1 < * Im said hu had not horeloforo been in favor of co-education , but the oyiilonco of the past few days had mora than half convinced iilin of ita wisdom , lilalno returned to An- guntaun the "l''lying ' Yunkoo. " A Cum far Cliolora , LoNiiON , July 2. Advices from Toulon stale five cases of cholera were cured byln- lulling pnro oxygen , The effect of this Is Im mediate and coimistH in restoring warmth to the system , making the pulse normal , The Times commenting on the curo.i. tays : "Nerv ous persona may henceforth trust In the exist ence of a euro for cholera. Thu academy of modiclno ought to oiriulro Into the oxygen treatment. " UOSIK , July' ' . Tlia guards at Vlntlmhvlla , on the Italian frontier , ara stopping refugees from Marseilles from panning Into Italy. llLX'JUHEHT , July J. The port of Mangolla , on thu Dluck sea , U closed to vo < < sola from Vionch mndftirrnncanTorti. . At Kiilond an SMIim such veisols arofi'ibjoct to eight dayi qimrnntlnn. I'AIIIM , July 2" Tlio gorornor of Jaljro tolrgraph there la no o | > l'loTilo thoro. Jlo twoon last night and thU morning' there wcr Iivo cholnrtJdpaths InToulonaitd two deaths I Marseilles last night , The rcpxirto of choler at Lyomi sro dmilod. Tha saiiiCMy condlttoi of that city l excellent. ADIIUNKAUU'8 DOOM. Ho Kills Ills llrothcr , In Tmprfaonci' ' for Tjlfo mill Suicides. July 2. Col. llobort AC. Oootlwln , conlined in utato prison at JolTar- lonvtllo , committed imtcida thin morning by taking p iwn , Mr. Hootlwlii dissipated man nnd about five yonni go Ills reUtives placed him In an insane asylum as are ro tr inii > g moasiiro. Ho was roloaurd in May JWO. w l few ilaj-R later while intoxicated killed hln brother , Dr. John Goodwin , at Ilrookvillc. Tim only rcanon for the liomicido wes n suspicion tlmt the doctor had been in- Hlnimental In having-him tent to tlio nsylum. Ho wss tried for murder nnd sentenced to > tate prison for life , which nontonco was at fhmed liy the supreme court. Thu xupronin court was then ackod to grant a rehearing of the case , and a decision was given last Satur- lay overruling tlio application on the ground hat voluntary intoxication was no lalliattvo ! or crime. The snicido followed , BONaSTKUS AT BlSA. A Ntiinbor brNotnblo Mttsiunl 1'cojilo liOiivo ftir oUK , July 2. An immcnsa crowd uscmbled on the steamer Mlbn and on the tlerof thu North German Lloyd In Ifoboken o-day. The npeclal attraction was in the inrsons of a number of iioopla famous In tlio uuslciil world , amoug them Tlioodoro Thomas , Mr , iindAIra Gi-orgo Hen clr \ , Miss Kmiim nch , If err Scaria Iforr Winkolmann and 'ran Matorna. Thmnna is going to Swltzer- and to it-st , and will also nttund the perform- nuco of "I'atisfal" at Dayrouth. Christine Ndsson also sniletl for Kun > pu to-day. Many ivnons on the pier bftdo her bon voyage" . " \Vnnlilniitm Not on. KlIK.niMlICKrt VH. WH.SON. The houno commltteii on elections has do- clde < l to rccousidor the action in the contested ih-etion IOKO of Fredcrldka VH , Wilson , of "own , and tlio latter goutlemnn will retain ho seat , NOHINATIONH , Charles It. X no , Illinois , cliiof justice of ho territory of Utah. .Tno J. Newton , postmaster at Valdosta , llinots. Francis A , Jonea , postmnslur at liomcnt , llinolrt. Chnp , W. Hawert , imstnuistor at Hock stand , Illinois. _ A O , It , & ( J , Iowa Cut. 8r. LOUIH. July 2. It is assorted tlmt thu C.,1) , ) . & Q. 11 11 has cut rates to all Iowa mints to eight cents POP hundred. This ao- Ion is paid to havn prawn out of certain rolu- loni of thn Wub.ish to tbu Central Iowa iool , tlio ] iarticulars of which notbucii ) ititdu niblio hcie. It is not known whether the Vabash will meet thu cut , Another AHSOUAK , July 2. It in rumored that 2,000 Arabs attacked and captured Dobbeh > y nsHiult It Is Bald 3,000 ut tlm gtrrmon , nd Inlmbilatita wore klllad. The imulr | of ) ougola and n number of olHccrH have ( touo In ho direction of Dobbeh , with what object it s not known. A Ilnilroad 1'roHidont Hilled. CINCINNATI.July 2. This afternoon as a rain on the Cincinnati & Eastern road was crossing a trestle aver a ravine east of Win chester , W , K McGIll , president of the mad , ell from the door of tlm baggngo car lo the ground , n distance of CO feet , and was instant- y killed. A Dead Duby at a Itnuy Farm , NKW YOHIC , July 2. Mr * . Word , keeper of lie uptown nurHory , notified the policu to-day f the death of Alnbol Louisa IJakor , n nix uonths old child. This is the nlacu styled via- oixlay a _ baby farming catabllshment , The authorities are investigating it. Tlio AVontlior To-iluy. WAHHINOTON , Juno 2. Var the Upper iIiHiieniiji | | : ( iunorally fair east to south winds and stationary tomporature. For the Mis- ouri Yalley : 1'air , prccnded In uxtromu nor- hern parts by local showers , Honlherly winds and stationary temperature. Gliolarn's llavnccH. MAIISIIH.I.KH , July 2. Four deaths from holera here diirlngtho21 hours onJed at U p , u. to-day. TOUI.ON , July 2. SI < deatlia from cholera toro bctuoun ! ) a. m , aud 7 p. in. to-day. Dr. IiiKnllri ot KnnsnH. Wu.t.lAliHTOW.v , M aan. , July 2. Williams collegolunconfericd the dcgreo of L. L , 1) . ipon United States Senator Ingalls. 9 ARStmus nrillGTOIIOtDDOWH EARLDAKIIJOPDWDC iTAMnourioTonice PURE CREAM StOOO. .ven iralum , or liny Injurious Mibsiunt-escuii bo Joniul In Andrews' i > eurl Ualtln Voynlor. , Is j * 'Ivi'lrr'URH. ] ! t'Iiiien < lort > eilanltcbllmonlnli reci'ivcd Irom xuoli cliuinlnliasH. Dnun Hays , Ilo * ton ; JI , Delafontiiliu- Chicago ; and - llode , Milwaukee. Novcrmld In bulk. MI JjWAUJCiiE ) , ta 287. ia'j&i."Jl K. Water8tt BAR 5' BACKBONE. It is Soi .vjliflW . UD in New York anil Chicago yesterday , Wheat Gains Fully a ( font , Over the Previous Day. Oattlo in Better Demand and1 with Steadier Prices. Chicago Hog Mon Still at Onis Over the Dookago Question , 3ie Now York Stook Market Lossr Aotivo but Strong , loportoil ICCBlKimtlon of Manager Clark , or tlio V , 1' . Tom Potter Named to Suucood Him , CHICAGO MAKKKTS. HAUCM uuvritrcmi VALUES Special Dispatch to TUB DEE , OIIIOAOO , .Tuly 2. Trading was on a inoru estrictcd ncnlo to-day , mid value. * firmer. Vheat closed fully nccnt over the latest quo- allons of yesterday. Thu feeling In wlio.it VA.H Ktcadior , and the BhorU ghoucd nn in- linntlou to cover. Thu ndvaiica In Walt .root had a strengthening clTcct. August [ wed on the regular board at SSJc. , but rose o-Sfio. on tliu afternoon board ; September losing nt 87c , nnd October , 88c. There was moderate trnda in corn , niid tlio feeling was rinor. The market opened J toc , higher , oodlly advanced J over Inuidu quotation * , nctaatcd nnd closed at ( Jc. over yesterday. n the nf to 110011 board puces again advanced to go. July cloning at 51j ; August at G3gc ; eptembor at 53gc. OATH , The market wns firmer , and a fair demand listed. Tlio latest quotation ] were 273 f < W uly ; 127 for August ; 'M { for September. rllOVlSIONH. il Pork Quiet , but firmer , closing at 10 GO fcr o .it ep- ombcr. OATTLK. Thciu wna a fair demand for all good sortu iy shippers and dressed beef operators , and. iricoi ruled steady nil around on fair to good ut cattlo. KcccipU to-day are inodcrato and irici-H steady with a steady demand. There H mom inquiry for Htockcin and feeders and nora business doing , but price ) yet remain iw Common Boris and imtlvo butchers lock continue to neil at very low figures. hipping , l.L'OO to 1.-150 pounds , 0 10@U CO ; oinnion to medium ; 1,200 to 1,003 pound * , 10@G 00 , gross Texan * , 710 to 000 pounds. ooesn10. . There in Httlo or no change to note In thl * imrlcot. Trada oprneu quiet and steady , and irlcvs opened atamt the n ma on yesterday. iales were at ! 00 to 4 70 for skips and throw- outs , 0 OJ to C SO for assorted light , and 5 00 a 0 40 tor packers and shippers. Tim market clojod steady , and about all Hold , Tiia stmgglo over the dockage and ' shrinkage qucttion ton * Imies. Thu salesmen seemed Hatistiod with ho situation , yet It cannot be denied but that number of hugs are being xold the old way , ml that n good many salesmen are throwing- ut objectionable animals. Light , 160 to 210 bs. , 4 80 to 5 : IO. THE FINANCES. YKHTKIIDAY'H OAMK ON WALL BTIIKIT. jioclal Dispatch to TllH Bleu. Nuw YOHIC , July 2. The stock market has men lew ) ivctivu to-day , but strong , although lore is a lessened feeling of tlio confidence mt had been fult for a few days previously. 'ho fact , la , that the bulls ara resorting to 10 rumor committed , which sort of tactics Hiially precedes a break. Trading la purely irofoisioiial , and the oatildo public has not ot como In , VANDKIIBILT j out with another of his nowspacor bull in- erviowj , and davoted himself niuinly to Lake horoand partly to Northwestern , Then it in nnouncrd that ha has taken up and paid for ver llftean thousand shares of Lake Shorct vlthin n week. The stock wont up ! per cut. , but dropped back - per cent , when the Vundorhllt luokoiH and the weak short topped buying. NorthwcHtern common sold ip over 'I per cent , and lout only fractionally. inter in the day preferred stock jumped uj 1 per cent. , and fell elf only i per cent. TUB I1UIX1E K attributed to tin ) buying for the pool which ms been formed It In said , to taku a big block f stock , and bought over twenty-llvu thous- ind aharcH to-day , The preferred was espoc- ully strong , because thcru was no little iloat- ng Htock in the market , it being hn duo largo- y for investment. Now Yorv. Central in 1 ] : ) Uttcr tliini yt'Htcnlay. The grangers are all trduR , llllnoiH Ccntnil Belling Vi better and lurlinglon & ( juincy 1 | . The tiould Blocks lave been inoroquiot. with Hinaller cbangua , Jnion 1'aeilio waa bulled up two points by the ivoring of ulna In , and lost onu-hnlf tlio jam n a very brief tlmo in the afternoon. It m aid that the now pool In LackawaiuiA ooeo- lated largo loans again to-day which indicates v further attack upon that stack , but it has old up H per cent to-day. The ntory that 11 health JIM decided H. if. ir , OLAIUC o resign the general management of the Union . 'aclflo will received to-day , and nupplamentod iy tliu Htory tlmt the ploco bad been tendered "Tom" I 'otter , of the Darlington , with a Btu- ponduoiiH tiilary , There is , aa usual , no foun dation for thcBo rumor * . IMiiilHtor IjOWoH's Condition , LONDON , .Tuly 2 , The general condition of fillister Lowell la liuproved , but ho decided ; 9Ktvoup his uutlciputod Fourth of July linncr , 1'rloo of 1'ouoo. PAHIH , , I uly i. . It la reported that Franco lomanda COO,000CX ( ) francs of Chlnu aa immu- dtv for violation of the Fmuco-Chlnoao treaty t LaDgson. 111 reeognizesl 5eeaW ) { : arjto