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QUEBEC, June 13.-All quiet this morn.
Ing as yet. The Montreal troops arriy-
ed this morning and relieved the B bat
terry and Sth battalion on guard at the
Parliament building and jail.
The strike has the appearance to-day
Of terminating quietly, on account Of the
presence Of 80 large force Of military
in town. The Montreal troops, consist
ing Of the Prince OF Wales Rifles, the
Victorias and the Fifth Fusileers, arrived
by special train about s o'clock, and i'm
mediately proceeded to the citadel. The
different regiments have been relieving
each other ever since at the citadel and
Parliament House. The mob met at
Jacques Carter Hall about 8 o'clock this
morning, and were addressed by one Of
their leaders, but refused to follow him
in any numbers and most Of them dis
persed quietly.
"A small assembly Of rioters marched
as far as the Esplanade this morning, but
dispersed and hid their flag. Considerable
OF mob has been congregated, however,
all day near the Louis Gate, principally,
no doubt, to watch the movement Of the
troops back and forward from the citadel.
Fusileers were stationed for time In the
skating rink, but were relieved by other
companies at intervals during the day.
Two or three arrests have been made
by detectives this morning OF parties sup.
posed to have been leading in the riots,
who were conveyed to Jail by the militia
ry.
An inquest on Beaudoire, who was
killed yesterday, was commenced to-day,
and was adjourned until to- morrow after
witness proved the identity Of deceased.
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A Nice Point TO Determine.

sPRrseFIELp, ILL June lS.-Governor
Palmer. as attorney for the suspended
Springfield Savings Bank, which lately
enforced claim against the Journal Co.,
which the latter was unable to pay, to-
day served n notice upon the Journal Co.
and the Western Union Telegraph Co. Of
the intention to apply to Master.in.Chan-
Gerry Eicholls tomorrow for n temporary
injunction restraining the Journal Co.
from delivering the Northwestern Press
Association dispatches TO the former on
the ground that certificate Of member
ship in the Western Associated Press,
hanging in the Journal Office, was levied
on BY the Sheriff and bought in with the
fixtures and stock Of the company. The
Savings Bank argument will be made to.
morrow afternoon. II is claimed by the
Journal, as other newspapers in the As.
sociation, that the Press right, in the ma
ture Of contract, cannot be levied on,
and its transfer to non-professional cred.
itors enforced, that it iuheres in the news
paper only.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Columbus Races.

COLUMBUS, O., June l3.-About 5000
persons, including perhaps 1000 ladies,
attended the meeting Of the Columbus
Jockey Club today.
The frat race was one and half mile
dash, Tor all ages, purse 5000, had eight
starters, and was won by Inspiration,
after a hard pull, in $40.
The second race, sweepstakes for all
ages, $50 entrance, pay or play, $500
added, had three starters. The first heat
was taken by Wahle Wah, Bslle Of Mel
son second. The second and third heats
were won by Belle. Time-S:65, S;45a,
S:3st.
The third race. three.quarter mile
dash for two.year olds, $50 entrance, pay
or play, and $500 added, had six starters,
and was won by Edwards bay flly in
1.IQ1
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NAVIGATION Kegulations.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The Attorney
General has decided that il is lawful TO
transport goods by British or other for
eign vessels from Chicago or Milwaukee
TO points In Canada, thence through
Canadian territory by rail and by either
foreign or American vessels To OSwego or
Osdensburg. Chicago and Milwaukee
being considered ports on the northern
frontier, within the meaning Of the pro.
visions Of the treaty Of Washington and
regulations hereunder. The Secretary Of
the Treasury has extended TO the Mem.
phis and ST. Louis Packet Company the
privilege now held by the St. Louis and
New Orleans Packet Company, under the
authority granted in 1871, for transport.
ing sugars in hogsheads and certain other
heavy merchandise on the deck Of their
vessels instead Of being placed in the hold
and sealed up; the packages, however, 10
be carded and sealed.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections to-day decided TO report
adversely on the constitutional amend.
ment to provide for woman suffrage.
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NEW YORK, June l2.-Cotton-Quie,
at ll1talixc Flour Demand limited;
No. 2, IS 5oas e5, superane western and
State "a 00a4 25, common to good a sos
s 90, good to choice $5l7oa6 5o,white wheat
extra 80 65a7 G5. extra Ohio a 05a5 rs, 81.
Louis 81 26a7 25, Minnesota patent pro.
cess So 00a7 rs. Wheat - Quiet; No. 5
spring 81 GOAL 03, No. 2 spring 81 0sa1 O9K,
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 90, No. 1 Milwaukee
aud Duluth $ll2, ungraded red winter
81 03al 10, No. 8 do 81 GOAL 0s, No. 2, 81 II
al IS, No. 2 Toledo 81 II, No. 2 Northwei.
tern June 81 06al l0H. Rye-steady; No. 2
western 6i1zc. Barley and Malt-Nomi.
nal. Corn-Less active; steam 421<a43c,
No. 2 4S1fa44c, Kansas 46a461<c, round
yellow 600, steam Jnne 42a42hc. Oats
Western mixed 2SaS0xe, white western so
a4kc. Hay-Dull, shipping at 45a55c.
Hops-Firm at 6aGc. Coffee and Sugar
Dull and unchanged. Rice-steady and
In fair demand. Whisky Eominally at
81 0sal 0slf.
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SAN Francisco, June ia Boise
City dispatch says: General Howard ar
rived this morning. He soon learned the
situation and came to the conclusion that
be would mass his troops at Sheep
Rancho, on the Winnemacca Load and
take the field himself and make his head
quarters temporarily at the rancho,
where he can use telegraph. Col. Whip
pie, IN command Of two companies OF
cavalry, now this side Of Psyette, will be
turned on the Middleton Road, at Gross
Canon Ferry, on the Boise River, and
French Johns Ferry, on the Snake River,
and then over the French John Road to
Camp Lyons, and thence to Sheep
Rancho. Major Downey and Captain
McGregor, with one company Of infantry
and one Of cavalry from Camp Harvey,
are expected at Snake River tomorrow,
and will keep up the south side Of the
river and take the Sucker Creek Road to
Sheep Rancho. Major Stewart, in COM
mand Of eight companie. Of infantry,
numbering about two hundred and flty,
now within thirteen miles Of Baker City,
will 20 up the south side Of the Snake
River and follow Msjor Downey and
McGregor's trail, unless the situation
changes and other orders follow before
they arrive. General Grover will go to
Big Comas Prairie with Capt. Burdier's
company, which will probably arrive
here tomorrow. He will meet Colonels
Sanford and Sumner with two companies
Of cavalry there, and they will scout the
country together.
The commanding officer at Fort Hill
has been requested to send 4 force this
way to meet General Grover on the Big
Comas.
Col. Bernard Is on his way to Sheep
Rancho to protect the Winnemacca road.
Orders have also been sent to the officers
at McDermot and other points to furnish
guards for the stages and as far as possi.
Bile to protect travellers and settlers.
A Winnemacca dispatch says parties
who arrived here this morning from the
Paradise Valley farming district, thirty
miles northeast OF this place, report that
the arrived ranchers are assembled ut
Kemler's store, anticipating an attack by
the Indians tonight or tomorrow. An
other military company is being organ
lied here tonight to take the field as
soon as arms and ammunition can be re-
ceiyed from the State authorities.
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them are not blind 10 the situation. They
know that the railroads are making no
money; that the one.halt OF them have
defaulted on their interest; that many
Of them are 10 the hands Of receivers
that bankruptcy still stares numbers OF
others in the face; that even great con.
servative lines, like the Baltimore & Ohio,
are unable to employ their rolling stock
profi.ably, and that therefore their side
tracks and:yards are full Of empty csrsi
that their stock is selling down to half It's
former price, and that every effort is
necessary to tide over the present depres.
sion.
The railroad employees Of the country
are fully aware Of this state Of affairs.
They have read Of it, heard Of 1t, thought
Of II and talked Of |. more this last year
than in all their lives before. They have
studied the whole railroad question in It's
relations TO their labor, and have observ.
ed carefully the running operations Of
their roads, and are better posted by far
than at any previous time 10 regard to
what Is Just and right on their part to.
wards their employers. Therefore We
expect to see no repetition Of last years
difficulties among the railroad peo'
pie. That contest is over for more
than one year. And as for other
labor troubles, they are likely to Oc-
cur only in spots, rs they have been
occurring all along, at such places,
for instance, as Fall River and
the Coal regions Of Pennsylvania.
In the nature Of things there can be no
general trouble among laborers Of differ.
ent employments the country over. Every
day brings It's trouble as we'll as its
own peculiar adjustment Of the trouble to
some locality Of the country, just as was
the case at Belleville, ILL.,, the other day,
and also in the Kanswha. These troubles
are sporadic, and not epidemic in their
nature. Therefore we do not ex pect to
see anything like a general trouble
throughout the country. We have had
nothing thus far this year in this country
near 90 threatening as the cotton spin
nerS strike in England, and the news
this morning points to speedy adjust
ment Of that great difficulty. Upon the
whole, therefore, we conclude that for.
bidding as has been the general aspect Of
affairs throughout the country, We have
no good reason to look for general car.
nival Of social aud industrial disorder
such as has been apprehended for some
time past by great many people.
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CINCINNATI, June lS.-Cotton-strong
WheatSDali; red socSsl @ os. corn~Buli
at 4Oa4ic. 6ats-stesdy and in fair dc. L.
mard at 26a29c. Rye-Dull at 66a57c. Bar.
ley-Dull and nominal. Pork-Iu fair de.
mand but at lower Irates; 80 90 bid, 80 rs
asked. Lard-Quiet and frm; current
make 500, kettle 711<a7Nc. Bulk MeatS
Shoulders at "a %, short nib IS 90 calh,
s. 05 buyer June bid, short clear IS Is.
Bacon-lnactiye and lower at 41t41<a61fa
5sEa5Xc. Butter-Quiet and unchanged.
Enseed 0il-Qu;et at 6Sa55c. WhiGky-
Demand active and light offerings at
81 03.
Hoos-Quist aud steady; common 50 20
as 10. light IS l6aS 50, packing s. 20s3 40,
butchers s. 40a3 46.
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The Matthews Investigating Com.
mitfee.

WASHINGTON, June lS.-The special
committee Of the Senate, appointed at the
instance Of Senator Matthews to inquire
into any connection that he may have
had with the election 10 Louisiana, con-
yened to-day. James E. Anderson ap.
peared in company with the sergeant.at.
Arms. The committee consists Of Senator
Edmuuds (Chairmanl, Allison, ingalls,,
Hoar, Davis, Of Illinois, Whyte and Jones,
Of Florida. A note was read from Nor
rison, temporary Chairman Of the Potter
Committee, stating that Mrs. jerks was
10 be examined to-day, and il was neces.
sary that Anderson should be present.
Anderson then retired, and the commit
tee took q recess.
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w,lIsa,it for England.

NEW YoRK, June lS,-Gt l. announced
that Bishop Potter will sail next We'd
pesday for England 10 attend the Lam
beth Conference Of the Anglican Commun.
Ian Al Lambeth Palace, London. Bishop
Seymour, Il is understood, will attend 70
NJ regular duties Of Bishop Potter dur.
ipR The latter's absence, and then take
charge Of his own Diocese, OF Springfield,
Illinois.
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CHICAGO, June 13-Considerable anx.
ity has been aroused by the publication
Of the reports Of the contemplated strikes
along certain lines Of railroads, notably
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern.
A reporter to day interviewed the lead.
ing railroad men In the city and in every
case received the assurance that railway
matters are running smoothly, with mot
the slightest prospect or anticipation Of
any trouble with the hands on the Lake
Shore. Il IL stated that there 10 no COM
bination Of any kind, consequently the re-
ports should be regarded IS sensational
and unfounded.
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EIre nj Cambridge, Ohio.

CAMBRIDGE, June l2.-The citir,ns Of
Cambridge were aroused from their ,lum.
bers about eleven tonight by the alarm
Of Gre. The Store-room of. <. Marsh,
adjoining the Baltimore and Ohio Depot,
was totally destroyed, together with II.
contents, and, had Il not been for the
prompt action Of the Fire Department,
the depot wonld have been destroyed.
The Ere was caused BY the explosion Of 4
lamp, No Insurance..
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Hoatilities on the Texas Border.

NEW ORLEANS, June ia Galveston
Nars special from San Antonia, says the
following will appear in this mornings
HaaldJ It Ia authentic from agentleman
who Just returned from Fort Clark, Fri.
day last that Gen. Vunica, commanding
the Mexican Government troops, was
killed by E.cobedo's soldiers near that
place on Saturday. Gen. Mackenzie and
Col. shaiter, with strong force, crossed
into Mexico in perauit Of the raiders
about forty miles north Of Eagle Pass.
That night theywere obliged to return to
Texas. They Immediately telegraphed
for reiniorcements, and twenty companies
Of cavalry have been sent to their assist-
auce with section Of artillery consisting
Of two Gattling Guns and two rified can.
mons. It is believed at Fort Clark that
this aggregated force hays re.entered
Mexico. The troops have 10 days rations,
and heavy train with two experienced
guides. Exciting news Is expected.
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CHICAGO, June 13.-FlouI-Dull snd
unchanged. Wheat-Inegular, active n
weak aud lower. closing heavy; No. q hi.
eago spring at s6e cash, s5has51fc June,
slXss?e July, Sbkc August, No. 8 ts61fe.
Corn-inactvo and lower at S5Nc cath,
S57sa4ONe June, SS1sc July, S61Ie Augrst.
rejected SIC. Oan-Fasier at 23xc ctah
and Jolly, 2ikA2SS August, rejected lSt.
Rye-Firmer Rt bSu. Blrley-EasIer at 48
a4SHc. Pork Unsettled and active, but
weak aud lower; sS 621fas 65 cash, $8 67K
July, 81 sOaS sgk August. LArd-UnSet.
tied bat generally lower at 80 60A6 e2k
cash, y 65 July, $6 rs August. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. Aeohol-33he.
Whisky-Steady and unchanged At 81 Oh.
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New YoRK, June lS.-Max stra-
kosch was arrested to-day BY the Deputy
Sheriff on charge Of breach oil promise
and seduction preferred against him by
Miss Clementine smsdley, Of Chicago.
The damages are laid at $40, 900. Stra-
kosch was held In 5000 ball, which he
promptly furnished. 6trakosch says
this action Il an attempt At blAckmAil.
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DELEGATIONS In washington.

wAsHISoros, D. c., June lS.-A large
delegation Of Virginianp, headed by Gen.
Joseph E. johnson, are In Washington In
the interest Of the proposed reduction Of
the tobacco tax.
The Senate Committee on Finance will
hear the National Greenback delegation
tn-morroW.
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An Old Railroad suit Revived.

MILWAUKEE, June l3.-The old time
railroad war over the Lacrosse d MIL
waukee Company bonds has been re-
viyed In the United States Court In this
district and there Is slight prospect that
the case may come to trial. The alleged
claim is about 100000.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Iregular.

STATE DONDa-6teAug. -
STOCKS The dealings on the Stock EI.
change were characterized by considerable
excitement at intervals and some wide
fluctuations. Early In the day great de.
preston prevailed and there was sharp
decline in prices. This condition Of Affairs
was due to the disruption OF the Pool COM.
pact the riots at Quebec and fear Of riots
and strikes elsewhere. kilograms were re.
ceiyed from Chicago that there wal q
growing fear there Of strikes, and there
were also rumors Of strikes here. All this
had an unfayoable influence on share,
speculation. During the afternoon there
were purchases to cover short contracts,
under which the market rallied and closed
firm.
Transactions aggregated 245,00O shares,
OF which $1,000 were Erie, 10000 Lake
Shore, 1000 Wabash, IS 900 Northwestern
common, 1900 preferred, 5000 Rock Is
land, 1900 st. Paul common, 1000 pre-
fcrred, $500 Pittsburgh, $4,000 Lackawan.
na, 1900 Michigan Centrab and 1900
WeRtprn IInfon
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ITALY.

The Contrawise Pressure on the
Pope.
ROM, June 13.-In consequence Of
the Belgian elections the Vatican has
determined TO recall the Papal Nuncio
from Brussels.
The Pope's health is declining and bis
physicians declare that MS removal from
the Vatican Is necessary to his recovery,
but the majority ol the Cardinals rsSilt
his removal.
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FINANCIAL.


New YoRK, June 1S.-A. B. stockWell,
formerly President Of the Pacific Mail
Steamer Co.. has been adjudicated = bank.
rupt, with liabilities over 100000.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Michigan Republican Conyen.
tiOn.

DETROIT, June ls.-The Republican
State Convention assembled at the Detroit
Opera House at IL O'Clock this morning.
The temporary organization was effected
by electing Jas. 81. Stone, Manager of the
Pot and Tribune Of this city, temporary
chairman. The morning session was de-
voted 10 routine business, and at IL o'clock
recess until 2 o'clock was taken.
RALEIGH, June l3.-The Democratic
State Convention met to-day, Col. Il. B.
Short presiding. Hon. W. n. Smith waS
nominated Chief Justice, and s. A. Ashe
and J. q. billiard, Associate Justices.
The Convention then adjourned.
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New YORK, June 1S.-The members Of
the Western Associated Press, now In
this city, to-day passed resolutions eI-
pressive Of sincre respect Of the private
virtues and public services Of the late
William Cullen Bryant.
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WET PorSr, N. Y, June ls.-About
! 600 persons were present At the exer.
cises attending the graduation Of the first
class OF cAdets.
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Death OF an ARMY oaIoer.

sr. LOUIS, June 13.-Priyate adyices
from Fort Smith, Arkansas, say that
Brig. Gen. Boudeville died there yeStsr-
day. Gen. Boudeyille was the oldest
officer In the o. s. Army, having entered
West Point as 4 cadet in April 1918.
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Observation-Disclosures.

NEw YoRx, June 1S.-Arriyed-cir-
casaiAn and Louisiana, from GlAsgoW;
Baltic, from Liverpool, and August
Andre, from Antwerp.
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,,,,,SpEs authorizes the st'
~ ,,'. Gs.tr to announce that he Is
clH',,.ii cl.iii,,. for Secretary Of State Of
w. VI 'I,r oisour,e not. We have all along
I,..sI.S, o:', y ,b.t Ro. va, too shreWd a
v. E,%,'b w 5, e.usb. with such an empty
.,,linlnl.
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s,.1b.o,ille Herald Of yesterday
~ '", ~. ,b.. . barge load Of glass
rHlls y, NJ nJ,s. st noon yesterday for
~ ~ ,.,,,.D there and Wheeling
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weather Indications
0EHcR or NE CITIHp alaHAL OVYiCIn,
WARRINGTON, D. c, Juna 81 A. II.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally higher pressure, northeast to
southeast winds, nearly stationary tenn.
perature, cloudy or partly cloudy weather
and rain areas.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money and Stocirs.

NEW YORK, June ls.-MosKY- Closes
easy at 21<aS per cent. Prime mercantile
paper SAX per cent. Customs receipts
$234, 900. The Assistant Treasurer dIsbursed
$1,000. Clearings Ss,50000O. Sterling,
steady; long 4.s4sS, short 4.s6N.
GoLD-opened at l0i and closed at
101X. Borrowing rates 8 per cent to fat.
GovKRSMHSTs-WeAk and fraction
lnWaF
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Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, June lS.- Petroleum
Crude unsteady At 81 3SN at Parker's for
immediate ,Ghipment; refined at Ike,
PHILADELPHIA delivery.
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GERMANY.

King william Feasts the PlenI-
potentiaries.
BERLIN, June 1S.-About $50 guests
are invited TO banquet In honor oi the
PleuipotentlAries tonight In the White
Hall Of the Palace.
GERMANY WILL DISCUSS SOCIALISM,
Il Is again stated that Germany will
propose 70 discuss the socialist question
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CHARLES z. DWIGHT.
= PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Il prepared 70 make careful and complete analyls,
nf Iron Ores, Limatanea, Mineral WatSrI, &C,
LABouATonT, Coz 2aTH and cH.TLrHt sra,
WHEELING, ", VA.
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SbtQntelltssrffr

.,y,xr exercise. take place
G.'itCII i',Iis College, New Athens o. on
pb
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ENGLAND.
Labor Troubles Quieting Down
In England.

LONDON, June 1s.-1ndicatiOns now
point to an early termination Of the cot
ton strike. The operatives Of number
Of mills at Bumtry and Lodmorden have
resumed work to-day at 10 per cent re-
duction,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY INrELLIoENoRR
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BERLIN, June 1S.-Austria will main.
tain In the Congress that Servia and
Montenegro mnst either become members
Of the confederation under Austrian aus.
pices or conclude the military conven-
lion with Anairia.