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for 500, but the Englishman wanted
larger purse, % Schaeffer will not make {
match until he returns from the Domin
ION Day regatta at Ottawa.
The Dana Brother, OF Campbell'a
Greek, West Virgins, own half-sister
OF Maud s. She will be at Chester
Park, Cincinnati, next fall. Il 10 said
she 10 very last, and 10 very beautiful
mover. She is four-year-old.
Maud 8. has received an invitation to
visit youngstown week after next. Her
manager, Mr.. Stone, has made the man.
ayers OF the Association Q proposition
and will probably know at an early date
whether they will accept it or not The
only places she 10 engaged for at present
are Columbus and Pittsburgh.
In response to Duryea's offer to match
Rowell, John Ennis writes: IL am au.
thorixed to accept said Offer, and TO
wager $40, 900 on the result, and an ad.
ditional SIC. 900 that can produce three
American pedsstrians-that 10, three
having no record In England that will
travel 700 miles in six days under said
conditions. am ready to put up all or
part Of the money now, and make the
match at once"
The time made by Iroquois in his rae.
for the Derby stakes was 2:50. Last year
Ben dor won in in 2:46; in 1879 il took
Sir Bevys 3:02 to come the distance; in
1873 Seton did the distance in 2:G; in
1877 Silvia's time Was $50: in 1877. kis
Ter won in 2:44; in 1875 Gallopiu in
2:47; in 1874 George Frederick in 2:i6:
in 1873 Dorcaster in $50: in 1872 Gre.
morne In 2:45l: in 1871 Fsvoritus in
$50; in 1870 K'ngscrsft in 2:+5; in 1871
Favoritus ia 2:50; in 1870 kinyscraIt in
2:45. The best Darby time on record is
2:49, made respectively by ket.ledrum
and Blair Athol in 1871 and 1854.
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ON THE WAR PATH.
The Red Devils Once More Dig
Up the Hatchet and Commit
Hellish Deeds.


Up the Hatchet and Commit
Hellish Deeds.
DkSvHR, COL, June 25 The Durango
Record says: Gen. Hoffman, who after
the murder of Majors Thurman and
Smith of May LIST, went to the scene of
difficulty with troops as guide, has just
returRed. Two companies OF troops
went to Mancas and found all the cattle
men organized to drive out the Pihutes.
They collected l54 men, and on June Sd
went on TO camp with troops and sent
four scouts to the Pihutes' strongholds.
The troops left on the 4th, supposing the
cattle men we're going to Vauna. Cattle
troops vent to Blue Mountains, 10 miles
from the Indian village. The Indians
fed and built barricade. The troops
were given orders that if the Indians
opened tire TO return it, and the men
were all crazy TO get chance at them.
The cattle men not appearing, Colonel
Grafton commanding the troops, discov-
cred their object TO fight. On the even.
ing OF the 4th, the cattle men elected
Dawson as captain and William May
lieutenant, and started for the Indian
village, the force consisting OF forty-nine
we'll armed men and twelve pack mules.
On Sunday, June 5th, the paid men left
0'Donne1s cabin, and the military be.
ing out OF ratiors, returned to the big
bend OF Dolores. Next day, twelve In
dians appeared at tho cabin, waving a
rag. They claimed TO be friendly, and
were permitted to come in. They
stated that they were bound to
Unclnpah, hut were afterwards discAv.
cred going in another direction. The
cattle men started in pursuit with big
herd OF horses Running short OF pro.
visions they sent the O'Donnels and
Il Ibinsuns after beef. While killing
beef the twelve Indians were discover.
ell, and two men fled in the direction
OF the troops. They not reappearing,
men were sent TO look for them, and
have not been heard OF. 1t is supposed
they have been killed. The remainder
Of the men followed the Indians into
the Sierra La Sal valley, at the head OF
Mill Greek. Last Thursday while they
were getting cattle. the Indians attacked
them, killing Willis and Robbins,
OF Mancas. and J. II. Esk.
ridge, the Wilson brothers and all
the settlers in the Grand Valley
are supposed to have been killed.
Eighteen or twenty of the original party
of cattle men are missing for several
days, and are supposed TO have been
killed, among them Ike Stockton. Four
com panias OF the Ninth cavalry, under
command Of Capt. Carroll, and de-
tachment Of the Thirteenth cavalry,
started from Fort Lewis for the seat of
war in Sanguine county, Utah, with
one hundred and thirty.fve mules.
These Pihutes are renegades from three
tribes sf the Southern Utes, who show
no signs OF hospitality. The German
settlers of Bluff CITY had half their cat
tie run of by the Navajoes outbreak.
A massacre is feared. Lieuts. Davies
and Hall, from st. Louis, arrived since
Holman, and reports iurther fighting at
the seat of war, resulting in the death
OF May and seven Indians.
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The TalbottS

Sr. LOUIS, June 25.-The Republican, 3
st. Joseph special says: Albert and
Charles +. Talbot, who were respited
Yesterday by Gov. Crittenden, were
brought here from Maryville to day by
the sheriff and lodged in Jail. They
we're placed in separate cells and will
be kept here till about the time set for
their execution The sheriff had no
trouble in getting them away from
Maryulle, bat thought il unsafe to leave
them there. The Jail here will be strong
liz guarded.
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THE NEWS
or the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs
Conklinx is in Washington.


Secretary Window returned 10 Wash
ington on Saturday.
The New York directory contains
os5 Az names, on which an estimate Is
based of ,257, ,554 inhabitants.
A prrlate will be dispatched from
Rome this week to make thorough in
ypstigation Of the condition OF Ireland.
fire in the docks at Hull caused the
loss OF SO, 900. The steamer Othello,
loading ior New York, Was extensively
damaged.
President Porter, OF lale College, de-
Eyered the BaCcalaursaJe sermon before
the graduating class OF that institution
yeSterd1y.
The upper house OF the municipal
assembly Oi II. Louis, killed all the
,.eyated railroad schemes introduced
intn that body.
John G., SAKE, since the death OF his
daughter, has become confirmed hypo-
rhTondriac, and refuses 10 leave his
room in New York.
Sixteen Jesuit priests, the advance
guard of a large body expelled from
Nicaragua by order OF the government,
arrived at Panama yesterday.
The death is announced OF the Arch
bishop OF Guatemala, who was perpetu.
aly punished Gy the government oil
Gpat~msia in 1871. rte has since then
h,,d IA Havana
The Madrid official Gn;,tts publishes
the i,cr,p iIssOiying COrIes and
sppoiul,n. Aus 81 as the LAY Tor
',pr,h.x tLe a., c,iouS, snd sdmmOniug
he CUrJrS sept %
The condition Oi Mrs Am nbld, cousin
Ci Pr, sid-u, Garfield. i snch that = rJug
hone. 81 recovery L. entertained, though
dJrgrr 10 u tmmSfinn setting Ia viii
Eul be. p&s' irr wr'.k
IL, X pGbEc.,u Executive Comnlt,ee
O. Mississippi m,'t Un saturday at Jack
son bGI took no action, hon which II
l. sale. ~ inter that no straight Rad
Irdl ticket w,ll I've put ia tine field.
Next Thursday. the 3Oth, two thou
sand shares ia the Evansville AMI Ierre
Hautr Railroad Company belonging to
ihr- county. AIil BE- sold 4: pubic auc-
ton, Ia the highest bidder, AT the court
h,.use, Ia Evansville.
The federal council has approved the
treaty with Hamburg incorporating that
CIV IN L IiveirIn aud rejected the acct
dent insurance bill. Considering the
X ich t,g's amendments - the bill, rem
dtred il unacceptable.
w. sage, sheriff OF sexill county,
CnOctaw Nation, Was found dead Thurs
day. He had evidently been killed by
white men for attempting 10 force upon
them what is known as the permit law
sud which created so much disturbance
in the nation lately.
Gen Butler, Gen. Pryor, Ex-senator
Sprague and others held a conference
Saturday with a committee OF creditors
in the Sprague estate looking to prop
nsiton iJr the purchase Of the entire es-
{ e by a syndicate represented by But
/ r and his associates.
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Murderers Captured

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-The Republican 5
Graham, Texas, special says: Sheriff
Milton and Deputy United States Mar
shal Conner have captured in Coleman
county the three men Who abJut two
weeks ago decoyed Mr.. Martin, a mer-
chant OF Balknap, from his house and
murdered him. The prisoners are now
ON their way 10 Graham in change Of the
officers. Intense excitement exists
among the people, and il is feared the
murderers will be lynched by the citi-
zens Of Belknap before they can be
brought 10 Graham.
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Death of Moses Titoomb.

BosroS, June ~ Moses Titcomb.
Superintendent OF the Document room
OF the United States Senate for over a
quarter of a century. died this morning,
at Franklin Falls. y. H., aged eighty.
Titcomb watched over Calhoun in his
last kness, and laid out with his own
hands the body OF Henry Clay in
Waahip vton in 1851.
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SPAIN.

Will Abolish the Tobacco Monopoly.
MADRID, June 25.-The GdFette Sum
day will publish decree abolisbing the
tobacco monopoly Of the PHILIPPINE Is
land. CASTELAR, writes the colonial min
lister as follows: congratulate you on
the decree which will give you place
among the great emancipators OF human
labor, rendering illustrious your name
for all tima
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LIVE STOCK.
ChS00o.

CaIcAoo, June 25.-Ths Dros~s Jour.
MI bureau reports: Ho9s--Receipts
5000 head shipments 100 head. In
fair demand and H9i0c lover; mixed
packing S. 6Os5 s.; light 8 65ss5 30;
choice heavy IS 80(e6 Is; culls and
light Yorkers $ o0(S5 80.
Cattle-Rsceipts 2,l00 bed; ship.
ments 1900 head. Market actiye and
strong, exports nominal ct % 00fe6 30;
good TO choice shipping e5 COOS 90;
poor TO fair t5 0O(s5 50; oil sold; mar.
ket closed strong, bot choice active st
81 75(S4 IS: through grass Tsxans 8 IS;
stockers and feeders ut IS DN 30
Good clearing.
sheep-Receipts 200 hesd; shipment!
SS5 head. Market fairly sctive and
steady; common to good IS 06(S5 %.
CucrnnA1i, June 4.-Hogs-Frm
Common and light 81 4006 10; packing
and butcher 8 6008 30.
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Kentucky Crime.

CISCISSArI. June % AT IL o'clock
tonight, in Newport, KY, Policeman
Clinton Butts attempted to arrest des-
perado named Denny Mullen for disor-
Derry conduct, and was set upon by
Mullen and others, who resisted the ar
rsst. They brOke Butts jaw with q
boulder and beat him in the hack,
whrreupOn Butts drew = pistol and fired,
killing Mullen instantly.
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OBITUARY..
Henry Stanbury, Andrew John.
sons AttOrney.Gener

CINCINNATI, May 26.-Hon. Henry
Stanbury's death was reported here by
private dispatches to-day. 1t occurred
at No. 9S Fifth Avenue, New York City,
at IL O'Clock last night. He was born
in New York City in 1903; studied law at
Steubenville; afterwards was member
OF the bar at Lancaster, o.; was an in.
timate friend OF Hon. EiwIn NJ. Stanten,
the elder Thos Ewing, Hooking Hun.
ter, Senator Thurman, and others
OF that class. His residence for several
years has been in Kentucky, four miles
south of Covington, and his pra,ice was
in Cincinnati, chiefly office prac-
tice. He was q member OF the
Cincinnati Bar Association, and for
years was its President. All the bar
here revered him. 1t was his special
deligh. OF late years to take bright
young men as law students. For ten
years his health has been 30 delicate as
to require him to be very careful.
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DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.
A Railway Train Goes Through
a Bridge-TwO Hundred Per.
SnnS X Killah

CRY OF MExico, June 25 LAST night
q whole train on the Moreles rail
road fell down int the
river at San Antonio nesr
Cuanlta, on account OF the downfall Of
a stone bridge. Near two hundred were
killed and great many wounded, most
ly soldiers. More details tomorrow.
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Fa.t Travel of the Comat.

BOsrOS, June 25.-The conclusions at
the Cambridge Observatory are that the
comet is now moving away from the
earth at the rate Of 800 0O0 miles per
day. II will probably BE- visible for
several months and will, without doubt,
be conspicuous during the time TO the
naked eye. II reached its maximum OF
Brightness on Thursday last. The Tail
Is Al least 4, ,0OO, 900 miles in length.
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FOREIGN.
EN9LAN ID.

Eudeavoripg to Got Through With the
Land Bill.
LONDON, June 26.-lt is understood
that il was decided at the Cabinet meet.
ing, yesterday, to ask the House OF Com.
mons to concede Tuesdays, Wednes.
days and Fridays sessions OF every
week to the Committee on the Land Bill.
The contingency was discussed OF taking
even further steps in the event OF this
additional time not being sufficient to
get the bill out Of the House by the 10th
of July.
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Severe Hail Storm.

NEW YORK, June 25.-A very severe
storm visited Long Island to-day. The
rain was very heavy, the hail stones
large and the thunder and lightning in
cessant. A little son OF Geo. Terry,
while with his mother at a window
watching the storm, WAS killed by light.
ming. The mother was unhurt.
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Another Comet

EVANSVILLE, June 25-A second
comet appeared in the northwest to-
night at dark. II is OF about the same
SIZE OF the comet which has been obsery-
tl l0r several mornings past in the
northeast Just before sunrise, but has a
taii oil greater length. Ii was observed
by some last evening at the same hour.
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RUSSIA.
Erasperating the People.

Exasperating the People.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 26.-The Court
Of Justice OF Moscow, has confirmed
the judgment oil the Novgorod
tribunal, ordering the newly built
church belonging to the sect OF old be-
levers to be pulled down and the ma
terial sold Tor the benefit OF the
Iemstvo.
The Golos, commenting on the above,
says: 1t is no wonder there is discon-
tent among the masses, when the peo..
pie are not allowed to follow the faith OF
their fathers.
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Fatal Quarrel 1t Pittsburgh.

PrrrsBuseH. June 26.-Duringa quar-
rel this afternoon, between Hugh Rig
ney and John White, colored, the latter
knocked Rigney down with q poker,
then pounded him on the head, infiict-
ing injuries from which Rigney died
shortly afterwards. White was ar.
rested.
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AUSTRALIA.
The New Ministry

LONDON, June 25.-A dispatch from
Adelaide, South Australia, announces
that new Ministry has been formed, as
follows: Chief Secretary, Bray; Attor-
ney General, nowner; Treasurer, Clyde;
Commissioner OF Public Works, Gorden;
Commissioner of Crown Lands and In
migration, Calf; Minister Of Education,
Parsons,
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PRODUCE.
~icAeo.

OHIcaeo, June % --Flour-.Steady
and unchanged. Whest-Unsettl-d.
but generally higher; No. 2 red winter
81 l5(9l Is; No. 2Chicago spring 81 1870
l l3t cash; 81 1901 l3i seller July;
81 l4Aseller August; 81 lii seller Sep
tember; No. 3, 81 02(9l 07. COrn-ln
fair demand at lower rates, but very
weak at 4GIc cash; 45lc seller July; 46c
seller August; 48:c seller September; !;
rejected 4oic. Osls-Unsettled but gen
orally higher at 3S,c cash; 38!c seller
July; 22jc seller August; 27ic seller
September; rejected 3i(G2lcc. Rye snd
Barley - Steady. Flax Seed-Good
crushing pure. delivered, 81 20 Pork
Firmer at Sl6 25 cash; Sl8 20 seller
June and July; $l8 30 seller August;
| Sl6 37A bid seller September. lard =
Steady and firm Sll 90 casll; $ll % bid
seller July; $il 90 seller August; $40 81
seller September. Bulk Meats-lrregu
lar; shoulders S 95; short ribs s. IS
short clear 81 IS. Whisky-Stesdy .,
81 o..
BALTIMORE, June 25.-Flour-Un
changed. wheat-Western lower and
closing firm; Mo- winter red spot and
seller June 81 26i4I "a; seller July
| 81 25i; seller August 81 23t(9l 23i; sci
Ter September 81 24tal 23i. Corn
Western lower and closing steady; mix
ed spot and seller June 5G(G56lc; sci
Ter July' 55iCs5Gc; Keller August 56ic
steamer 52t(652tc. Osts-Stesdy; ives
tern white 40Ce4ic; mixed 39(a+0c
| Rye-Dull and lower at 95c(9tl 20
Hay-Dull and unchanged. Provision
Firm with q fair jobbing trade dc
mand. Buttsr-Firm; fresh grass 1.
@l8c. Egys-Quiet at l4c. Petroleum
Unchanged. Co6ee-Stssdv. Suga
Quiet. Whisky-Firm 1t 81 10.
Linctnnsti
CINCINNATI, June -Quie
at iOic. Flour - Steady. Wheat
Steady; No. 2 red wiatGf 81 22. Cor
I-Unsettled; No. 9 wki6 6Oic. Oats
Quiet; No. 9 mixed 4Oc. Rys-De
mand active; No. 2 81: August. 8Oc
Barley-Scsrce and firm; extra No.
fall 81 Os. Pork-Quiet st SIG 30. LAR
Firm at $40 10. Bulk Meats -Firmer
shoulders So l2i; clear rib 50 IS. BacoI
Firm. whisky-Qniet st 81 OK. Bot
ter-Firm.
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New York Bank statamant.

NKw YORK, June 25.-I.oNns. d dscrease
Il 1880; specie, increase 81, ,4S), 500; le-
gals, decrease 1881, 400; deposits, in
crease S666, 500; circulation, decrease
SIol ol,OOO; reserve, increase 81, ,265, 500.
Tue banks now hold 8. ga. 200 in excess
OF legal requirements.
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Tho an.Eyed Aonster.

PATTERSON. n. J June % f lwsrd
ID. Porter. a rejected suitor oi silvia
Knockardt, fatally stabbed the father oi
the girl Saturday night, and later made
q murderous attack upon Arthur Won
der Capella, the sccrpted suitor.
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DRY o00DA
Usv YORK.

NEw Yosx. June B.-Dfy GOODS !.
Business light in Ill dspsrsmssts, but
the tone Of the market b very trm. Cot
ton goods arc moving ~ sdily on -
csunt OF back orders; cotton Hannsls
sctive; wool Asnnels and blsnksts In
fair demand, light supply and n!n. Ths
BuHdin says tnst businsss VIII b eas'
pended by commission housss Saturday,
July %, and Monday, July 4th.
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AUSTRIA.
Hnnearian Dict Electic

Hunaatlsn DICT EIectluns'
PERTH, June 25.-The election Tor
members OF the Hungarian Diet COM
menced yesterday. The result as far as
known is favorable to the government.
In the capital, Tisza, the President OF
the Council has been elected.
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Fire,

CLKARrIRLD, Pa, June 26.-The Clear.
field fire brick company works is burned.
Loss unknown; insurance 81, 200.
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SAN Francisco, June 26.-The ship
Franconis ran ashore on South Faral-
lore's Island, near the entrance to San
Francisco harbor. She will prove total
loss A dense fog prevented the Island
from being seen. The Franconia, from
New York, with a cargo Of general mer-
chandise, brought the crew safe to the
island, saving what they could from the
wreck. Several tugs went to her aid,
but they could do nothing, and re-
turned.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Money Easy at2i to 81 Per csat-ess.
spmsats Generally Firm and Higher
Flour Steady and Unchanged
Wheat Generally Higher
Hogs Firm.
FiHAHoR.


Nlw YoRK. June 5. - MoHsv -
Market easy at el(9Si per cent Prime
mercantile paper S(S4i per cent Stsr.
ling exchange, bankers bills steady at
+Sii demand, is6t.
sLvRR-At London Slid Der ounce;
bar silver here nat; subsidiary salvo,
coin I per cent discount
GovERxnENrs-Generally firm and
per cent higher for Is and 80 registered.
U. b Coupons llsslD
New
New rour-and ono
New ll s-s
Psinc siXes OF %
RAILROAD BOSDs-In the railroad
bond market Toledo, Delphas and Bur.
lington incomes declined TO 60i(96l from
90, Lake Erie and Western incomes 10
81 from -, Texas and Pacific land grant
incomes to Oh from 9S, and Union Pa.
cifc lists to 1901 from l2li, Missouri
Pacific common advanced 10 100 FROM
l07l, Kansas City and Northern and
St. Charles bridge tirsts 10 l07 from l05,
Erie tourths extended 10 Ill from l09.
and Ohio and Mississippi consolidated
sinking fund l2t from 1924.
STATE SgCUREris-lnS state securities
Tennessee issues were l@l, per cent
lower, and Alabama, class A, ! per cent
higher.
SrocKs-Opencd generally frm aud
higher, uunk line shares, however,
being weak and lower. In early deal.
ines speculation was feyerish aud unset.
tied. and before noon prices declned
te 2 per cent, the trunk line stncks,
Memphis and Charleston, and North
ern Pacific preferred leading the down.
war; movement. This Was followed 10y
q fractional recovery, but during the nj.
ternoon speculation became eS reuirly
duh, and prices took downwarl tnIn.
the decline ranging from 10 per
cent, the latter for Memphis aud
Charleston, the full decline in which
was 81 per cent. In final sales there
was recovery in some cases. Boston
Air Line preferred rose q per cent, and
Oregon Navigation declined q per cent.
The transactions aggregated ls9, 900
shares, distributed a. follows: Canada
Southern 10000, Central Pacific 1000.
c., &. 4 !. c. 800, Delaware. Lacka.
wanna and Western 1900, Denver and
Rio Grande 5000, Erie 400. Hannibal
and 81. Joe 4,4o0. Ksnsas and Texas
5000, Lake Shore 1900, Louisville
and Nashville 500, Lake Erie and Wes.
tern l,l00, Michigan Central 1900.
Memphis and charleston / 900. Missouri
Pacific 2,l00. Northwestern 100, New
Jersey Central 5,700. New York Central
200, Northern Pacific 1900, Ohio and
Mississippi 200, Ontario aud Western
1900, Ohio Central $780,, Pacific Mail
400, Peoria, Decatur and EvansvilIs
$500, Reading 200. II. Paul 5000. ~.
Paul aud Omaha 200, Texas Pacific
1900, Union Pacific $500. Wabash Pa
cifc $500, Western Union 1900.
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ALBANY.
The "Graphic"on the Situation

The "Graphic"On the Situation.
NEw YORK, June 26.-The Graphic,
referring to the action OF the Joint Com
vention, says: The act OF Congress reg
ulating the election OF L. S. Senator spec.
ifies that a quorum OF each House
shall be necessary to form a legal Joint
convention. TIE incidents of to-day
furnish an excuse for the Democratic
majority OF the Federal Senate to reject
any one who may hereafter be elected
as Senator by the present Legislature.
Will Probably Hold q Caucus.
NRx YORK, June 25.-An Albany
special says: A new movement will be
started next week for a party caucus.
Tne feeling is becoming general that the
deadlock can not be broken until eau
Gus is held in the regular way, and nom
nations for Senators made, the minority
submitting to the majority. Ii the eau
Gus programme is accepted by both
sides the deadlock will end the next day.
At present this seems to be the only
chance for reaching the end for month
t) come.
The Ballot.
ALBANY, June 25.-The Joint Con-
yention ballot for the short term, re.
suited as follows:
Shot Term.
Combined vote:
G. n Potter Cornell
Conkling ........2 Lapham. ..:..........iO
John RoaCh.............
Assemblymsn Patterson raised a
point OF order that that a quorum OF
the Senate had not voted.
The Chair decided the point OF order
not veil taken, as a quorum OF the Con-
vention had voted, and declared there
had been no choice.
The Convention then proceeded to
vote for filling Plstt's vacancy.
When the Senate had cast fifteen
votes, Mr.. Murphy raised point OF or
der that quorum Of that body had not
voted.
The Chsir decided that the point
could not be raised during roll-cali
Following 10 the combined vote:
Long Term.
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UNDER The WIRE.
INTERESTING SPORTING NEWS FROM
ALL SECTIONS.

America Again Downs the Britishers What
Was Done on the Turf on Saturday
Dominion Day at 0ttawa-ennis
Accepts Duryea's Offer to
Match RoweII-Base Ball.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-27
Ship Ashore.

The Chair declared that no choice was
made. and the Convention adjourned.