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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13

lust RECEIVED. FIVE THOU a
y SAND DOLLARS WORTH Of the -
LATEST STYLES and BEST-MsDE PAR FF~
LOR, DINING, and CHE N3ER SUITS at PRICES
lower than ever before offered 10 the public. Zee
mSnew style BED LOUNGE, the best out Ex-
@"ine my ''ooA 49, r. GATHRIGHr,
oco7 No. ! 6 Goyernsr street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13
The Austro- Russian Negotiations Re
earding Turkey.

Lospos, December LA Berlin dispatch
to the Times says the Austro- Russian nego-
tiatiors regarding Turkey contemplate the
establishment OF perfect eqnslity between
the Christians and Turks. The ambassadors
OF the powers are to be granted Information
in regard to any measures projected by tue
Porte, 80 as TO be able to advise and iDau-
ence its decisions. Russia Will no longer
object to the plan Of reform il the Porte con-
oonto IN N gs.,.l s.-zsss IS y @s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13
HHE LARGEST AND MOST an. Et

4 TRACTIVE STOCK of FURNITURE ESa
ever offered for sale by j. ID. Garn.WOOD, W.T.
No 81 Broad street, between Third and Fourth
Walnut Dressing-Gase suits, full n,arble from 800
ior Snits from $50 10 $500; Cane AMI Wood Chairs
n specially; Mattresses, Feather Reds, Pillows and
Boosters. Uphrlsterng and repairing. Goods care.
fully packed for shipment. Having practical
Knowledge of twenty i've years in the business,
can warrant all goods rs represented. Terms loe
rai NJ 30-pod3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13
Y. M. G. a.

SECOND AND LAST DAYS 4SESST0f-Rs.
& PORT OF 7,HB EXECUTIVE G0MMFTTER--s
PETERSBURG SELEC7,ED AS TIE NEXT,
PLACE or. AEETTFG-Ig INTERESTING DIS
CUSSTONS OF TOPICS, DC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13

pUSTLES! .BUsTLES!! BUSTLES!!!
rs Of nome manufacture and made to order. Best
I'm The CITY, Ladies, and misses COSSETS Win
SHOULDER-STRAPS combined. Very comfort,
sbis lNJRshT. CLASPS, LACES, and other usefu
articles for the ladies. MRS TURNKEY. I.
"a az eeanIow Ef17O1 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13

5VHEAP BOOTS AND sHoEs.-aa
si,ahhy. and leaky SHO rs when you can buy
them nc PAGES so very cheap. He has aH tne
leading styles for ladies aud when ne ~
Cali ne 900 Main street, between Ninth ana IetIh,
and ID ssppis sourselyssas;; 8s q paag JR.. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13

lust RECEEFED, FALL 1
~ GoODs-h fur iipc or Banister &all A..
Tfchenorss aue ba7f-sewed single aue dognses.
sole Congress Caters snd Boots andies msssss.,
ssnas ian Ssewed Shoes for old lsdies sna
youths' cslfskin Gaisera and fsaee any sv
seaiheP and Saratoga TRUTHS, HSsi sssa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13

DURE CIDER VINEGAR; q fresh stock
TIJKED HAMSt sHOgLDERS and BREAsIS;
FAT MACKERGL; ROE HEsRissS n,;a So M y
ci1otce fine OF PRIME COFFEES. TOBACCO
and CiGARS, at prices to suit The times; aE
+ an % Second and Grace strfsts.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
The Louisville Jockey Club Races

LOUISVILLE, May 2e.-'rhc last days
races Of the Louisville Jockey eaub wcr,
very largely attended, Notwithstanding
heavy rains last night. First race, 3ycat
olds, purse $500, mile heats, WINNERS cx.
cludcd, three entries, two started. Main
sail won in ! :67lha-l :.51. Second race, for
pursceof- $lQl. 3.ycar olds, ;lfurlongs, sew.
Ell entered and six startcyts Scarcllcr won
by one gtt,.:1beating- Mclary. Time,
:O6Ll Third race, for purscof $3.50, mile
heats, NIL ages, six started Whisper won
both heats, Mary second Time, i: :52a4-
l:53ai. Fourth race. 3-year olds. 2 nile
dash, 20 entered aud II started. Vultigear
won. Emma fell just after the first quarter,
severely injuring her ritter. Time, ;,5--:3;ts..
Fifth race, 3milc dash, association purse of
$500. Big Fellow, 3-ycar old, won by A
lengths. Monmouth second. Excellent time,
3;3oail. Last race for purse OF S400, mile
heats, six started Astm won, Enlis,cr sec.
ond. Time, I :4S15-l: 5lls-l:5s. This
Closed the most successful race mceting
ever held in America.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
yYarIIke DemonstraliOns Or tht
-- SAnl.Hllllcrk.
Gordon Escapes anu Abandons
his Deluded Followers to
Y their Fate.
Soils Persists ii Refusing to
Give his Parole.
And is Lodged insdhe L. $. Jail at
Yankton on Charge 0f Violating
s. the Indian Intercourse LasWs

spccalto the Press & Ddkotainn.
FL. RANDALL, May 22.-Gordon's
train had been Joined by Evans and
were in camp on the south bank of
the Niobrara, about opposite Wound
ed Knee creek, when captured. Maj.
Walker came upon them about eight
o'clock in the evening, Wednesday,,
the 18th inst. They Out numbered
the troops three to one, and when
summoned to surrender were at first
inclined to resist. They refused to
deliver up their arms, and twice dur
Ing hs day the troops and miners
were drawn up in line aud on the
verge of combat. Affairs were quiet
ed, however, and Walker succeeded
i'll obtaining u portion of their arms,
about 30 stand, land they agreed TO al
low themselves to be taken ipt6, Ran
dali. They broke camp ct .lp. III. on
the 18th, and reached the crossing Of
the Niobrara, 40 miles below where
they were taken, on Thursday night,
| the l3 inst. Gordon escaped Wedncs-
Iday night. 9Thussqa1 hight tbeytook
the nuts and washers Oh their wagons.
Friday morning, when ordered to
cross the river they refused togo any
further. Walker sent to Capt. Bates
for rcinforcemcnts, and on Bstes'aar-
|rival they succeeded in getting 40smen
and eight teams across the river
Capt Bates started in charge Of these
and are expected in today. Maj.
Walker remained to watch the re:
manning parties. Chapman, n,the pony
express rider.swas,witb GArdon, and
came INTO Randall at IL O'clock last
nighA bearing dispatches.
Soils, the refractory anti-signe:, wa:
sent to YanlSton today, in charge o
Lieut.. Armstrong. to be, turned owe
to the United States a1thorities upo1
the charge of violating the Indian in
tereDurse laws.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
Centennial Fair.

ClSclsSA1n, May .2!.-Tle attend
ance at the Centennial fair last even
ing was as large as on previous night
Notwithstanding the prevailing rain.
Among the events ofthc evening was
the sale by auction of a large number
of china cups aud saucers, donated by
prominent Cincinnati ladies'. Undcl
the hammer, as manipulated by Ex'
Gov. Noyes, these brought fabulous
prices. Mrs. Gillespie, presidcnt-of
tilesNVoman's Executive Committee
for the United States, was present
and pronounced the fair the creates
sacccss Of the kind she had yet seen
1t is understood that this fair will bs
extended into one or two nights mex
week. to give all the opportunity o
witnessing.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
New England Operatives have Con-
Vention.

FAIL RlvEE, Mass, May ge2s,--.rhc mill
operatives convention resumed Its session
this morning, when paper was read on
the best means OF establishing the ten hour
system throughout New England 1t nd
vscs the forming Of unions, and urges all
foreign born operatives to become citizens,
for the purpose of supporting candidates
who pledge themselves to promote the ten
hour system; Resolutions were adopted
demanding Nas EnIs, the ten hour law thronghon.
the same class Of work, and the appoint
abolition Of Of the truck system Of = paying s op.
elativcs with orders on stores instead OF
cash. 1t was also resolved to. secure the
return Of the working men to the house of
representatives to plead the cause OF labor.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
Movement Of Missouri Hoppers.

ST, LOUIS, May a. The Repabli-
can Kansas city special says thegrass-
isoppers have penetrated 70 the heart
|of the city, going north. Trenches
are being dug and millions slaughter
ed, but nothing can stop the red leg.
ged pests intheir march. Many drive
thep from their grounds with water
from hydrants. Their depredations
Rre becoming veryssesioas. Lawns
NE being stripped Of every vestige Of
grass. Everything is being destroy.
ed. Nothing can be raised except il.
green houses.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
Suicide.

ST. Louis, May 22-.Ias. McBur-
ney of Hannibal, Mo.,c came here yes,
terday TO findM place to put bis insane
wife, but being unsuccessful he be.
came very dispondcnt and much de-
pressed in spirits, and last night went
intn the -ccllar(of his brothers. house
on Fourth Street and hanged himself.
DunuouE, May q Worlen
stein, Superintendent Womanba bank
attempted suicide this morning at {!
O'Clock by shooting himself in. tht
mouth. Recovery doubtful.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
MURDER AND SUICIDE
Knight. Of PytAias.

= MAslllscroN, May 22.-!The Su.
.prcme Lodge of.the Knights Of Pyth.
las have decided to hold next session
in Philadelphia, in August, 1876, and
appointed = committee to make ar
Engagements for celebration, and chat
the 10th Of February be- established
as the anniversary of-the order and
day Of celebration. A committee
was appointed TO propose a new man,
rual Of instructions, to report at next
session of the Supreme Lodge. The
Supreme-Lodge took steps to estab.
lish. the ordar-in- foreign countries.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
ST. LOUIS.
cerebro Spinal Meningitis Attacks st
Louis Horses.

ST. Louis, May % a disease
strongly resembling -cerebro spinal
menengitis broke out suddenly in
Bcllelontainc strcct-ca stables, corner
Herbert andi Tenth sts., yesterday
morning, and by 10 O'Clock II horses
were sick and four died. AS other
horses were similarly effected in differ
ent parts veterinary surgeons apprc.
hend y spread Of the disease in an epi.
demic form.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
Omaha Rises to Explain.

OMAHA, May 222-T!:erc is nc
truth whatever in the report from
Council Bluffs that the Union Pacific
railrDad company will, under the de.
cision Of the u. S. circuit court and
the mandamus, be compelled to ope.
rate bridge US part Of its road and
the whole as continuous line. The
case will be apeaaed as previ ously
stated; in the mean time the u. p
trains are made up on this side Of th,
river.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
FIRES.
lsraE nLAzEs IN PEN NsYLvANnl.

s,rhE BI.AZI.s IN NPENNsYLyANLl.
NEW YORK, May pa dispatch
from Milford, Pa, says the forest fires
are raging over ten or eleven town.
ships in Pike county, and unless rain
comes soon there will be great suffer.
ing and loss Of life.
TYRONE, Pa, May aa2-Reports %
were received here last night that the
fire was approaching Phillipsburg,
and in order TO save the town the
burgess ordered the brush around
the place to be set on fire. About
E25Omen were sent out to fight the
flames to points from which most of
the danger was to be feared. Osceo-
la is leveled to the ground,~ and the
smoking debris is all there is left Of the
houses. Neighboring towns are send
h9 Money aud provisions in for the
re3lf Of the unfortunate.
@NAucM ,CuuSl, Pa, May 22.-The
fire that has been raging in Carbon
county for the last few days has dc.
stroyed an Immense amountNof lum,
Der, dwelling houses and saw mills
/ in Hickory Run, and Mud Run re,
gions. Only rain will extinguish
that whichs is still raging. Fiyt
sawmills ana seigkteen houses hare
lbeen bureed Is Ipd Run. One hum,
1bermarf hasl9t three million feet Sol
lumber. Men, women and children
are vigorously fighting the tlamcs
day and night, back Of Westp6rt ane
Hsrrisvillc. The fire is still spread
ing. The danage done IN Gafho
county willSao6nt to half o. milRo,
I-dullars.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
Injunction Granted.

sr. LOUIS, May sssa.-Judgo % Wick,
of the circuit Court,on the petition
Of the council and Mayor Britton,
granted a temporary injunction this
afternoon restraining the register
(arom delivering to the city council
the balance of the funds at later
time. The mayor said that argu5
ment would be heard before q full
court next week.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
tEUl.IloN.

BULLION.
LONDON, May .y22 Bullion gone
into the bank OF England on bal
lance to-day, seven Thousand pounds.
\ DENIAL.
LoSpoN, May a2.-Thcre is no
foundation for the report that the
Belgian cabinet is ina difficult posi-:
tion, and that II crisis is imminent
Denial is also given to report that the
German guard had instructed its am
bassador ut Brussels to prohibit re.
ligious professions, their object be.
ing the overthrow of the Belgian cab.
met.
Berlin. May aa--Thc action o.
the Belgian Tribunal in dismissine
charges against Duchcssc for attempt
ing TO assassinatc Bismarck causes a
sensation here. 1t is generally be
licvcd here that the finding Of tribun
al will not be regarded by Germany
las settling. the natter.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
Steamer Arrived;

4 San FRANCISCO, May 22.-Arrived
-.the steamer Neptune from New
York. 4.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
Obituary.

SAN FRANcrsco,. May 222.-Gen.
Alfred Rcdington, for many years
connected with. the Sacramento, CAL,
steam navigation company, died this
morning at the Grand hotel in this
city.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
Casualties.
BoDY RECOVERED.

ZAsEsylLlE, O., May 2aa.-Thc
body Of Mrs. Jackson was recovered
this. morning, leaving one child yet
to recover from the late boat disaster
on Muskingum river !,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23

on foot for a general strike of Eric
railroad employees. Inquiry at the
company's depot i'll this city, failed
to. confirm the rulnor, bu. revealed
the fact hat employees had not been
paid since March. !.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
wooLEN MILL DESTROYED.

CnlcAeo, May 22.-An Inter-
Ocean special says a FIRE near Lansing,
lows, lastnight, destroyed the vii
lage creek wooden mills owned by
Howard Carol & Co. loss $780,.
QOV: insurance $4,000.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
CRIME.

Powr JARVIS, Pa, May % Two
young men, named Hoffman and En-
german, were arrested for pistol prac-
==ttiiee-ea- the the passenger cars Of the
Erie railroad, their last target being
the directors car. z.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
WASHINGTON.
APPOINTMENTS

WAsluSaros,s May ss.-The pres.
idcnt this morning appointed Fcrai-
nand Meyers supervisor OF internal
revenue for the states OF Missouri,
Kansas, Arkansas, Texas, and the In
dian and New Mexico territories, in
place of McDo',ala removed. He al.
30 signed the commission OF Asa &.
Mathsws to be supervisor of internal
revenue for thost, states lsshesa 're-
movals will be made on Monday or
Tuesday next, OH account Of develop
ments growing out ofreceml.y discoy-
erred whisky frauds.
.z,The president this morning APP
pointcd VIM. III. Danielson, Of Idaho.
the agent Of Indians at Fort Hall, in
place of James "a. Right resigned.
The following appointments OF in
terlal revenue guagers have been
madein first Illinois district: Jas.
Nfsl l.ackcy, .Jno. III. Colvin, Wm.
Danks, FmncisA. Towne, Emil Hoes.
cliesta, G. w sDarlanly, Geo. g.
Swift.
Camillus Cox, r. II. Gettany, Mi.
choel Mclaughlin and WIN. p. War;
ren have been appointed store keep.
ers nsthc first district Of Wiscon-
sin:
+ John Ligl,tnsr k,s- l1eep appointed
collector OF internal revenue for; the
southwest, vice Rpastan and Mcclure,
resigned. Adolih Meier AMI John
w. Wood, gnsgesS, Of the first Illinois
district have beeA dismissed.
/ NEW NyS1loNSls BANK.
! The merchants .aaationaI bank, ol
-llAA-iuona, Minnesota, capital : LOG, 900.
has been authorized TO commence
business.
a coSs,.,.rAT,oM
II NrasmlSGroN, May 22.--sccrctary
tfisl,scalled at, the department Of jus
tice to-day and had consultation
with Attorney General PierrposA.,
rnE-lsn,ASs NOT YET READY II
4 :, E egalsks ss-s
\ WAslnHeIox,vA ,vAlN 22-Thc il,
4iaus. sent word to the commission
ers to-day that they had not talked
sufficiently among themselves yet IL
be able to hold council with til.
commissioners understandingly, ant
4 they desipad Aat-.the talk to tax,
lplase to-day be postponed.
Sss q t1,,.vr oL, <pcENct,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
Adjournment Of the New York Lea
iklature.

ALBANY, MAY 22.-Both houses Of the
legislature adior rned today sine dc.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
W zltsfs .e,s..,.ag,ls
Flx5ksof III yfixad. AlawsSssv s

st. Paul closed this p. M, and there
is little do.,t,t bst th4t s,ths Mitchell
party have secure. control. It isl
given out that there will, be no com.i
promise aud that the Mitchell party
will carry ont their original pro-
ACTION ot riiE fhn,E sroc ckiIiolprrs.
At the meeting of the Erie stock
Dkolders held at DelmQsico's to-day,
J. l.. Brownell, Of the New York
stock cxcha,,gc swss cl.osej president.
Resolutions were introduced and
passed protesting against the sale Of
any coal lands or other property of
the company wherewith to meet the
bond interest in July; and resolutions
were also passed to apply fur an In
junction to prevent such action. The
stockholders voted to pay all legal
expenses incurred.
j MORE ABOUT TIE ERIE RAILROAD.
At meeting of the Erie stock
holders to-day, Mr.. Bronnell, vice
president Of the stock exchange in the
chair, resolutions were adopted that
| 0e SdhpaAl Nen % adv e thds
| hel ea end 81 eold ePs, J,
S4l " ~ aQef doy I'll stith-
out any correspon ding increase on
equipment OF other property Of the
company; that interest and sound
tpplicy would require that money for
lthese purposes should be raised by
4 IAssessment on stock; that the directors
4pt the Gpmpany be directed to open
1bQoks {ubsdyiption at the city office
1aa1 1eisI > stock hplders to contribute
ddt ni1r 1ry contl ltbItisn OF dollars
1u ilAres to prevent the conpany's
lgojn6ts protest. A preamble seocom.
4 panying resolutions was also adopted.
4 1t appears from the report Of Prest
4 Jcwett thatsthe net earnings 81 the
cohp1Ay fall shoft II the require.
. mants by nearly three million dollars;
that the funded debt has increased at
the rate of atleast FIVE millions year
for the last four years, and that for
the last moncystbQrrowed il Europe
n thecompany issued its per cent
4 gold bonds at the rate ofabout forty
cents on-tlle dollar, and I'M order Z
: raise money tol psy tl,eY iItaest n
eEthese bonds the company is about tt
|hypothecate its only remaining asset'
coal lands which will inevit
I ably involve their sacrifice at far les
i, than their value; and finally that ad
: herence to this financial policy vii
r most inevitably create baakruptoy.
ItIis rimdred that q movement j
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
~
I.EAEE OF ABSENCE.

|.s It is reported that Gen. Nfeigs has
been granted three years leave Of alb
scnce with permission to travel in
Europe, aud Gen. Rufus Ingalls, will
he assigned to dut55-it,eltafsse. eetf..ar--
tcflnaster's department.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
EMPRESS RoBBEE IN LIMBO.

EMPRESS RODBER IN LIMBO.
MEMru,s, May pa dispatch
Was received by Supt. Willis Of the
southern express company this morn
ing from Corning, Arkansas, stating
that detective Pat Connolly had cap.
.tured Andrew Jackson, the leader of
the express robbery at Corning a
month since, and who was after
wards captured but escaped from
guards. s.jackson was found a,a hun
-dred miles west Of Corning et,cAmpcd
in the woods. He was brougl,. to
Corning last night, and will be
brought to Little Rock this evening.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
New YopK, May %. - Jacob
Young, living near the suburbs Of
Brooklyn, last night murdered his
third wife by chopping her head of
with an axe. He then went TO the
cemetery where he blew his own
brains out ON the grave OF his first
wife.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
FOREIGN.

AFFAIRS in nELelUM
l.oSnoS, May 5a A Belgian cab:
sinct. crisis is eminent, owing to pres
sure lultramontanes.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
FROM NEW YORK.
IMPORTERS DIscusgINa,

l1N1ysM --..,.-.,..., Il.
NEW York, May At a meet
Ing of prominent Importers last night,
the, question of reform in the revenue.
service at the Custom House was dis.
chssed and 4 cSnt ttee appointed to
feport-'a plan Of pmancnt organiza-
tion.
cusrER's Exi psgloS.
Gen. Custer, who u lp this city,
says his expedition to the Black Hills
will leave Fort Lincoln .lnn1 Asst, and
ifminers are going inla hills in
large s,nmBers; ID reported in western
newspapers, it will proba5ly takesAl,e
EHt62e suMher tosdrjh tAclk kounsa mid
keep out the intruders.
THE NEW POSTAL LAW.
The committee OF the board of
trade on postal affairs, having rccciv-
ed information from large nn,nber
Lof merchants ard ot.ersiin tf,is city
that their postal expenses --on new
papers and letters under the new pos
tai law have doubled, will next week
confer with Postmaster General Jew
ell and Postmaster Jarvis, OF this city.
[npons measures necessary for tile. r-
veal of the olssoxious Nv. w
ARRIVAL. OF sTEAMER-slIARKY.
The steam ship Crescent City ar
rived from Havana, having on board
detcctivcDavis but Sharky is still
confined in the common prison at Ha-
vana. The principsl cause Of his be-
ing there was his threat to kill tbc
captain of;thc Crescent City: y
FINANCIAL.
| Bank statement: Loans decreased
sEGl6,l0 specie increased $780,.
100: legal tenders increased Sl,G65,-
zoo; deposits increased s2O8, 400; cir.
culation decreased s2O0,7O0
SPECIE.
No specie Shipment today.
i SHIPMENT.
European steamers to-day took
sl2o, 800, in goM-and silver. - i,
\ "a EsURlIslx AaAILRolD sTodk. ]
Eric has been a. disturbed element
ii, the stock market to-day, and thu
street is bcwiidcred in regard to it
The German dealers are attempting
!, to work ! corner oe,spot interest ali
have succeeded in making borrower!
pay ss@3 for use for to.day's dealing
\ This would advance their stock mQrt
than it has, except for -aruaaors tina,
the company's employees threaten I
{; strike, and that the company will g
into the hands Of the receivers mex
! ] T]ff' "a .e,r.,!.,...s !!
Auo5ls Of hn Nhio4sJ, Ai;e1wsSlssy 1
; St. Paul closed this p. M, and ,her
10 little dos,bt bat thst s,ths Mitchell
\ tt,aF. -hare-secured. Control. Il
given out that there will, be NO con
! promise aud that the Mitchell part,
will carry out their original pre-
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ntcd BY al Sonol6le -
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Political

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Akron, O.; May sa.-The tepub-
lican convention for Summit county,
held to-day, passed tho following res
olutions unanimously:
ResolesN, That delegates from
term plank in the platform to beadopt-
ed at that convention. ss~ 8
Resolce0, Thatsaid delegates be
furtlier Instructed to oppose any pro-
position on resolution lacking 70 a
changei in the present constitutional
guarantees relating TO our common
school system or to. . division of the
school fund among religious or Other
sccts.