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CiucinnaII.

CINCINNATI, June Il. - Cotton
Strong and higher At HE Flour-Un-
settled, but generally lower; family 81 %
@6 25. Whest-Dul,, weak and lower
red 90c@sl 90. Corr-Dall and prices
q shade lower st S9iG4c. 0sts-Quiet
st 26(G2sc. Rye-Dall al 65(a57c. Bar
ley-Qulet; new fsll 4S(G44c. Pork-Iu-
sctlye, held ST 81 00(9s9 %. Lsrd-In
good demand; current make Sc s.; ket-
tie s. 25(GT IS. Bulk Mests-In fair
demand; shoulders held ST 81 S7i; short
rib SIS % bid cssh; SIS 10 buyer June;
short clear So S7i Bacon-Stronger al
4j@5s95Ic. Whisky-Dull ST 81 O3.
Butter-Quiet snd unchanged. Linseed
Oil-Quiet ST 5S@65c
PhiiadeIphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June ii. - Flour
Quiet aud unchanged Whest-Dun,
weak and lower; amber 81 l26l 10;
white 81 1901 20 Corn-Quiet and
weak; yellow 45tc; mixed 4i;c. Oats
White western 296S0c Rye-At 6SCa
6Oc. Proyisions-Steady aud unchanged
Butter and Cheese-Stesdy and un-
changed. Eggs-Stesdy and uuchange
WRisky-SteAdy; western 81 Us. Pc
troleum-SIesdy and unchanged.
milwaukee
MINIATURES, June 4.-FlOur-Quiet
Whest-Clos,d steady; No. Milwaukee
hard 81 OFT; No. Milwaukee 99l; No.
2 96ic; seller June 96ic; seller July
s4.ci seller August SS!c, No. ) slt@
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FrighITuI Casually.

NEW YORK, June l4-While work
men on the Brooklyn bridge we're lower
eriDg into place one Of the large cables,
the tsckling at the anchorage on the
New York side parted and Thomss
Blake and Henry Supple were killed
and Peter Arbergh and Jas. McGrsth
were dangerously wounded.
When the tackle parted the huge iron
shoe, weighing nearly nine hundred
pounds, shot over the houses, demOishing
cblmneys and telegraph wires, sud lodg-
ing in pile of granite Desr the bridge
tower. The cable itself split apart, and
several strands were bent and twisted
Inte every conceivable shape and dan
gled from the roadway between the
piers. The tsckling which broke and
caused the disaster has been used preVl
ously in lowering the cables into place
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Woman Suffrage,

WAsuIEGToN, June IA The major
ity report OF the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections upon Mr.. Ssr-
gents Joint resolution proposing the Six
teenth amendment to the Constitution
prohibiting the States from disfrsnchis-
ing women, takes the ground substsn-
tally that this amendment, if adopted,
will make the several millions of female
voters, totally inexperienced in politi-
cal affairs, quite generally depen-
sent upon the other sex, all
Incapable OF performing military duty
and without power to enforce the laws
which their numerical strength may en-
able them to make, and comparatively
few Of whom wish to assume the irksome
snd responsible political duties which
the measure thrusts upon them, and
which many men seek to eVade.
Such change should only
be made slowly, aud in response
to a general public demand. Thirty
thousand names asking for this legisls-
ton were obtained through the efforts
of the Woman Suffrage Societies,
thoroughly organized, with active and
zeslous managers Without women suf-
frsge legislation for women is constantly
improving, and the disabilities i'm.
posed upon her under the
common law are being swept
away by the spirit of the age. The
States are gradually granting sugrsge to
women. perhaps with good results. The
Committee regard it unwise and inexpe'
dent to enable two thirds of the States,
through an amendment 20 the Constitu-
ton. to force woman suffrage upon the
other one third, in which the puoic
opinion of both sexes may be strongly
syerse TO such change.
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TOPICS In WASHINGTON.
r,s Resumption RepeaI Bili-SiarV.
ing LsbOreFs Demand work
Democratic Caucns-
woman Suffrage.
Asls. 100000 steal in the Treasury.
social 10 the Register.

social TO the Register.
WAsHISGToN, June IA.
Gloyer's Committee has not been max
;,y much noise of late, but II has been
dining great deal OF work, with good
.,,y,ts. 1t has struck what has every
.,rssrsnce Of y steal o. $4,000 900 from
,ss Treasury, and such the Committee
h.Iieyes it to be. BY pouring through q
mass of books, with the aid Of al expert
who has seen long service in the Treasu-
~ Department it was found that
m June Is, 1865, there was =
6,cei balance of Sl9,0O00OO, accom-
r.i,bei by means Of u fictitious entry.
1.-THE figures had been genuine, 1t would
f,ye been found that there had been y
ro-respOndirg deposit. Instead of this
Il i. discovered that q false certificate WAS
forged to meet the eGlgencles Of the case.
LIS significant that about this time
,fars wss secret Issue from the reserve
u9d # Sl9,OOO,OOO OF compound inter-
81 notes. Ot THIS issue there IL no re-
c1rd. The public debt statement for the
month IN which the issue was made
WAS so shaped as to conceal the
operstiOn. Orders for the reserves were
counted rs SO much cash, while III reality
they represented nCtnIng but an unlAw-
!a! use OF the public funds. The Com
nl,.ee Is still at work on this apparent
fraud, and will follow it wherever it
lssls. While the forced figures may
h,ys been to cover up 8 steal at the
time. the Committee thinks it may also
hays been for the purpose OF concesling
81 old deialcstlon. The truth will be
brough. out if 1t be possible to reach it.
To ina. end It may be- necessary to cali
sI-S,cretsry Mccullough and e2-rreas.
-,sr Spinner.
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0uebPe Riots,

QUEBEC, June l4.-The rioters came
to terms sud sre now st work. The vol
unteers will probably leave here tonight
or tomorrow morning. Lsst night re.
serve force, consisting Of the Prince OF
Wales Rifles, Fifth Fusileers, Eighth
Battalion Royal Rifles, snd the Victoria
Rifles, lay IN the Skating Rink. The
men Of the VictOrIs Rifles not being sup
piled with grest coats or blankets, suf-
tered great deal from cold snd the
dampness Of the building.
The funeral OF the man shot day be-
fore yesterday took pssce this afternoon.
The volunteers are still under arms, in
case of disturbance. The Montreal
boa: arrived this morning, bringing fur
ther reinforcements Of fly men, under
command of Colonel Crawford, OF the
NiCtOris's.
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HOUSE

Nj. Waddell moved to suspend tia
rules and take from the Speakers table
the pos. route bill, for the purpose OF
non-concurring.
Mr.. Eden SAID he understood the SEN
ate amendment involved very impor-
tsnt principle of legislation and con.
tinusnce of the Brazilian subsidy, and il
the bill was sent to conference commit
tee, it would be placed in position
where it could be reported at any time
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Terrible Accident.

ROCHESTER, June 1.-THE walls Of
two large BRICK stores in this city fell
with s terrific crash this afternoon,
buryiDg 8 number of people in the runs.
-Four were rescued alive, but were badly
injured. One or more are likely to die.
One of the buildings was occupied by
Graves candy factory and the other by
the United States Express Company
printing Offices, etc. The express en-
ployees all escaped. Colouel N. Il
Smith. Q printer, was seriously injured.
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DKY GOODS.
New York .

NEw YORK, June H-Dry Goodl--
Wooden goods continue in moderate de-
msnd, but clothiers are cautious in their
operations Cotton goods quiet but fair
y steady, and Brown sheetings have
taken q nrmer look. Gram bags in
good demand. Prints moving slowly,
except At very low prices. Worsted dreIs
goods in far request, but cotton dfea.
NoOdh dull.
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DEMAND FOR WORK.
How the Spirit OF Communism Is
Spreading.
Social q, rha Rpgistar

WASHINGTON, June IA.
There are few members who are not 10
s.nOs: daily receipt Of letters and tele-
grams urging that Congress make liberal
appropriations Tor public Improvements
S cheap means Of preventing bread
:.g:, this summer. The communications
srs more OF less threatening IN tone, but
ST. Of them have something to say about
:1e summer riots. As sample of these
demands on Congress, here is tele-
gram from Phllsdelphis, addressed TO
the delegation from that city:
There are in this city over 100000 OF
Us idle, starving workIngmen VINO desire
work. If Congress fails to give more
literally for public improvements there
will be riots greater than ever known.
We mus. have bread.
"a WoRKINGMAS."
Such appeals are pouring in from the
West coming mainly from the large
cities. There is among members wide
spresd apprehension on this subject.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, June Money
Closed easy at 2@8 per cent
Prime mercantile paper SCAT per cent,
Customs receipts $269.O0O. The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed $lsS coo. Clear
ings $l6 100000. Sterling steady; long
4S4 short 1867. Dry goods imports tor
the week, S7Oy,UOO.
GoLD-Opened At 100, and closed At
1905 Borrowing rates 4@2i@l-32
per cent. per diem.
SILVER At London 58f pence per
ounce; here silver bars ll74 green backs;
llG3, gold; silver coin 4@l per cent. dis
count.
GeYERNMENTs-W eak
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W;ST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

UlHIB IEsTITU ZION OF LEAEhIS0
under the Presidency OF Rev. J. X
Thampson, A. NJ, In entering upon new
era OF prosperity. During The spring Tern
Just closed tns attendance Of studsnn wSs
Increased over s. per cent IL MAJ a laIg.
and scholarly Faculty a beautiful, healtn-
fol and moral location; ample 7cieDtIne
and Philosophical AppaTa, US: Library
constantly growing; curriculum oil the
most thorough character; a standard u
scholarship surpassed by no American
Institution OF learning.
The expenses are less than At any other
place known 70 afford equal advantages.
The Fall term begins Eeptemoer 9Th the
Winter term January ID, and spring term
March Zth. For fail Information, cat
okus, &C., address the President.
GEO. G. sTUKGISS,
az24wTxh Secretary OF Regents.
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MnrderPrA HING.

GoLDsBoEo, n. c. June l4.-Nosh
Cherry, Harris Atkinson and Robert
1horpson, sll colored, murderers Of the
Worley family, were executed to-day in
the presence of about six thousand peo.
pie. They proclaimed their innocence to
the lsst, snd we're very defiant and Bit
ter towards the prosecuting attorneys
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Laborers' Demonstration

OTTAWA, June 1.-THE lsborers OF
this city made some demonstrations to-
day A deputs:ion Of fty interviewed
the Mayor At City Hall and demanded
work. Some threatening language WAS
used, but no violence offered.
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~ SncrPfArN KObeSOn.

WAsHINGToN, June l4.-Chairmsn
Whitthorne, OF the House Committee on
Naval Affairs. presented report to the
National Committee, recommending that
measures be taken by the department
of Justice for the indictment OF ex-Sec-
retary Robson, ex-Nsysl Contractor
Hanscom and eI.Engineer Wood for
rD.lFassance in office
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VEST VIRGINIA AND VIRGIN IA
How they Met at Mount Vernon and
COnfabulated.

WASHINGToE, jane Ia.
I1e reception given to Virginia and
"e': Virginia, represented BY Cover.
-'H Holiday and Matthews, by the Ia
-es OF the Mount Vernon Association,
is grand sfair. The Governors were
Introduced by General Fitz. Lee in Il
very nes! speech, and 1t WAS responded
u very hsPpily. A great many distin-
s'iaod persons were present. The West
'NglS delegation WAS second to none
- point Of briilisncy or elegance.
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Marine.

LONDON, June IA The steamship
Vile de Paris, from New York, has ar
rived out.
QUEENSTOWN, June l4.-Arrived-
Steamers Scythisn and Wisconsin, from
New York.
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Base Ball.

LOWELL, June l4.-IndisnsPolis G.
Lowells 5.
PROVIDENCE, June l4.-Cincinratls
4, Providence =.
ERIE, June l4.-Rechesters (, Erie D.
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GeYERNMENTs-Meak.
RAILROAD BoNDs-FTm,

NAILhUAU DUN Uh-I TT III
STATE BONDS Generally steady. Lou
isiahs COnsOls better
SToCKs-Strong and higher during
the greater part OF the day, with Gran
ger shares, Rock Island and Western
Union rs the features Large buying TO
lower short contracts assisted the opening
movement At the close the market
was weaker, at q reaction of i@s per
cent from the highest point. The trans
actions aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which $1,000 were Erie, $4,000 Lake
1000 Northwestern common, 1000 pre-
ferred, 5000 Rock Island, 1900 81.
Paul common, 1900 preferred, $4,000
Delaware, Lsckawanna and Western,
$500 Ohios, and 10000 Western Union.
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Confirmed.

WARRINGTON, June l4-The Senate
to-day confirmed the nomination OF z.
q. Weavor, OF West Virgins, 70 be N
dian Agent at the Southern Ute Agency,
Colorado
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En LAR.,E Mixed CARDS with usu.
OU a case, &c. Is without case. sc S
Uew lun cards lOc. OuLnts lUc. 4. WASH
HHS & 20. AiddlsDorO, yas
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exception of Messrs. Knott and Butler,
and of Mr.. Lynde, who is at West Point,
and whose position is not yet ascer-
tanned.
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LIVE STOtk
New York.

NEw YORK, June II Bceves Re
ceipts 2,0O0 head, making 6 200 head for
tour days, against G,33O head for the
same time last week. Market quiet and
unchanged; exporters took 800 fat steers
at 9t9l0ic per lb.
Sneep-R Receipts 1900 head, making
49, 6U0 head for four days, against IL
700 head for the same time last week.
Prices not materially changed; sales
slow; feeling not strong.
Swine Receipts $500 head, making
$40 head for four days, against 49,
600 head for the same time last week
None offered alive.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June li.-The D,orcrf
Journal reports hog receipts 900 head;
shipments 1900 head Easy and un-
changed; heavy 50 S5G9S 90; light 81 ~
G13 80; mixed So 26(g3 30. All told
early.
Receipts 1000 head; shipments
$500 head. Firm aud unchanged; steer,
81 1000 20; feeders and ttocKes s. 90
CG3 90; butcuers' firm; cows 81 SOtd,4 90;
bulls S2 5O(d 3 20; Texans 81 O0@2 10.
Sheep Receipts 700 hesd. Dull At
81 OOG4 81.
Cincinnati
CISCIsEATI, June II -Hogs- Firm
common 81 9O98 10; hight So 2Oa,3 80;
packing 90 25(ag3 40; butcher s3 4OCg
3 90. Receipts 1896 head; shipments
2.ll5 head.
~. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, June IL l4-Hogs-Actiye,
firm and higher; light shipping 81 0otG
3 20; packing 50 OoG3 20 butchers to
extra 81 2G@8 80. Receipts 300 head.
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PRODUCE.
New YORK.

new YORK, June l4.-Cotton-
Steady at lltglltc. Flour-Dull and
heavy; receipts $1,000 barrels; No. 2
81 5O@3 90; superfine western and State
SO SOFAS 80, common TO good 81 00CG
AZ 0; good to choice 81 75G5 IS; white
wheat extra So oO@7 90; fancy So 65G
7 80; extra Ohio 81 05Cdy5 IS; st. Louis
81 5097 %; Minnesota patent process
So OO(97 75. Rye Flour-Dull and un-
changed. Corn Mesl-Dull and un-
changed. WheSt-In moderate demand
receipts 5000 bushels; No. 2 spring
81 O69l o.; No. spring 81 l09l l23;
ungraded red western 81 059l OS; No.
DO 81 o.; No. 2 81 10; No. 81 IA
al Is. Rye-QIiet and unchanged.
Barley and Mslt-Nominsl. Corn-In
cook demand; receipts $1,000 bushels
steam 4l@42!c; No. 2 43G43!c; high
mixed 45c round yellow 492. Oats =
In isir trade; receipts $1,000 bushels
western mixed 2Sc; white we,!ern 30
G375c Hay Dull and unchanged
Hops-Dull and unchanged. Coffee
Unchanged. Sugar and Molassss-Quiei
and unchanged. Rice-In good demand
Pelroleum-Quiet; refined llic; crude
TIC Tsllow - Firm and unchanged
Rosiu-Firm and unchanged. Turpen-
tine-Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Firm; western l5glGc. Pork-Quiei
bu! firm at SO sOdlO 90. Beet--Qaist
Lsrd-PIime steam 81 O0G17 05 Butter
-S.esdy and unchanged. Cheese
Steady and unchanged. Whmky-Q1ist
but firm 81 81 CSI.
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Toledo

TOLEDO, June l4-Whsat-Opened
dull AID lower, closing frnsE; No. |
white Michigan 81 l3- amber Michigan
spot 81 Ol!; seller July 96c No. 2 red
winter spot and seller July 9sci seller
Angus. 93Ic; No. Dayton and Michi-
gau red 81 90; rejected Wabash zoe.
Corn-Dull; high mixed 28ic; No. 2 spot
38gc; ,eller July S5ic 10. 2 white 4Oci
rejected 353c; damaged 82c. Osts-Dulli
No. 2 24tc; white 26t; No. 2 held a. 26ci
Michigan held ST 24ic
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hIcaRo.

CHICAGO, June l4.-Flour STEADY
and unchanged. Wheat-SteAdy and
in fair demand; No. Chicago sprIng 95c
cash; 95ic seller June; 9li@92c seller
July; S53 3c seller August; No. 8 54ci re-
iscted TOc. Corn Duil and steady st
35sc cash; 85ic seIlar July; 8s:c seller
August; rel cted 3llc. Oas-Stssdy
and firm at 23:c cash and seller July
23iG23Jc seller August; rejected lSc.
Rye-Stesdy q, 53c. Bsrley-Easier at
48c. Pork-Strong, higher and unset
tied At IS 873G,8 80 cssB; s. 92!@8 95
seller July; - J7!@9 10 seller August;
50 2O!@9 2j ssller September. Lard
Active and Ehace higher st S6 20 cash.
Sc 7Z4G6 Is seller July; So s2!@6 IS
seller August; Sc 92!96 95 seller Sep
TEN Der. Bulk Me4.s-Demsnd fzir and
prices higher =, 4iGe95tc. Alcohol
At 33Ic. Whisky-AcIiye, firm and
higher; ssles a. 81 C4l cssbi 81 o5 for
next weeks delivery.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA GINGER.
TIE Qulatesseace q Jamaica Ginger,
Choice Anomalies. and
Ftench Brandy

FaEEkskI - tssssa. fafaHet tl
i intellectually tGertFs he gtlefif ltss
~ rrttaaas sfsftfstaas tftsuaes q A1ifse.s
g ainFsf Csmf as.tt1H. Hea Gaas rsa Athgr-
- asa 81 6asfsa ss5 60 8.srsHsag sua
usntraNne uaa #ttt uAea We haze been
vast % esa ~ sateatAataas eanci
Cholera, Cholera Alor6as. Cramps
and Pains. Chronic DiarrhUa.
Dysntery and Cholera luan,um,
Daubua rs 1ec,hioe aod all
Summer Complaints, Dyspepsia,
F'alulcncv Sluggish Digestion,
Want Of Tone aud Activity Ia the
Stomach and Bowels, Oppression
after Eating, Rising i Food and
similar Ailments. Chill- and fe-
cr,, C0'd and ChiIls, feyerish
symptoms, MWarial fcyers, Pains
ip The Bone and Joints Synp-
toms ~ Rheumatism. Neuralgia
and Gout. Cold ENiremitios, Sus.
pended Circulation ana Depressed
condition ii the Vital Forces,
render il tile STANDARD Household
Medicine throughout the length
and breadth Of the land On SEA,
on land, for the traveller, FOR the
young, the aged, under alb circuun-
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medicine and as gentle stimu-
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GlNGER
SOLD by al Wholesale aud Holail Druggists
Groeers, and Dealers "a Medicine thr10gbea, he
United stste- and gaaAjss Price, % cents per
bot le WEEKS & POTTER, 6enerl Agtntv
aud Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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Tarrant's
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