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Departmental aud Other Notes From
the State Capital.
What It Cost to Salute the Governor OF
Connecticut.
The Louisville Cotton Expositiou-List
OF the Premiums.
The Ohio Greenbaekers Again 20 Over
Their erie, ances.
A Desperate Effort to Save CRAFTS
Neck.
Other Telegraphic Matter Of lnteres,

Nkw YORK. June 10 Especial l-Gov.
ernments dull; SIS is lower.
Railroads quiet.
Fort Worth 4 Denver tirsts, 74S4.
Denver& Rio Grande consols, 95 "a.
Texas 4 New Orleans firsts, Si3-i.
Stocks active and strong.
Denver 4 Rio Grande, AZ 81.
Houston Il Texas Central, II.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 81 IL.
Missouri Pacific, l05 rs.
Texas & Pacific, 39l-s.
Cotton dull; spots same; total sales
of the day, 1880; Galveston arrivals. CTS:
lower.
Coffee steady; Rio, IL: sales, se5 OOc.
futures, up,
Beeves-Little market; unchanged.
Earnings of the Missouri Pacific for the
first June week, $s77, ,227.
New York, June 13.-[Pressl-Goyern
ments, per cent. lower for 3's; UNCHANGED
otherwise; railroads generally firm: state
securities dull and ieatureless.
The declaration of the 1874 per cent
quarterly dividend by the Western Union
and the favorable report as to its finances,
though not unexpected, had a favorable
effect on stocks. Favorable reports OF the
condition of the cotton crop mad
stimulating effect on The,
stocks OF southern railroads. The
market gathered strength as the day
advanced, and became buoyant in the
afternoon, The general result of the days
business has been an advance of 70 per
cent. for the day on many stocks. Tne Gan.
eral list, with only q few exceptions. was
also fraction higher. The market closed
strong at the highest prices of the dav.
Alton d Terre llaute was Ia lower in Tie
last hour, but recovered IL, and Ohio 4
Mississippi declined 3.4 to IS. Transac.
tions. $4,000 shares.
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Startling.


OiS'iSSArI, June lS.-The publication
was made here to-day of the arrest at Co.
iumous, Ohio. of William Direly, charged
with the murder Of the Gibbons children
at Ashland, Kentucky, December 2ath
1881. Fannie and Robbie Gibbons and
Emma Csrrock were found dead In a bnrn.
Ing house, the girls having been outraged,
iir unree men were arrested, George Ellis.
William Neal and Ellis Craft. Ellis made
confession, upon which he was convicted
anu sentenced TO hang. but was hung by
mop. Neal and Craft were also sentenced
to hang and now await the decision of the
governor as to the day Of execution
The arrest Of Direly is on
long tracing Of circumstantial evidences
IN connection with statements made by
purely himself, Two other men. Dabney
Jones ana Reuben Kendall, are implicated
oy Direly and warrants out for their arrest.
Sherwood, a colored dstectiye, has bean
employed for long time on the case. and
claims to have statements from Direiy in
the nature ofa confession, which are cor.
rooorated in several points BY circumstan
tlal evidence. One Of these is the finding
Of bracelet Of oae Of the murdered girls In
the hands OF colorei woman who SAYS she
received IL from Direly, and who saws he
tolu her OF the murder and that he found
<ho bracelet and some money and
ring on the floor. He gave the
ring to another colored woman who also
mas made the statement that Direly told
her It belonged to the murdered girl. Dire.
y az tne time OF the murder was employed
IN brick-yard near the Gibbons honss
Daeneey Jones, was then employed in Nor
TONS IRON works, and both Direly and Jones
boarded in shanty near the river bank
with two colored women, one of whom re-
eeived thrashing from Direly. Almost
imnediately after the murder Direly left,
and was hidden for n long time, then heard
OF At Portsmouth, Ohio, and finally traced
made.
CArLrrTsBURG, June l3.-Direly was ar.
rested In Columbus and brought here by a
detective. The alleged Gibbons murderer
says ne never made confession. The ar
rest is regarded here as an effort to save
Graft. Good counsel will defend Direly at
the trial.
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joqrned till Friday instead of "Wednesday

loqrned till Friday instead of "Wednesday
as before sia'ed.
The circuit court declined to dismiss the
order restraining Mrs. Mason, the wife OF
Sergeant Mason, from withdrawing her
money from the bank until she has paid
Attorney Bigelow his expenses, and q rea.
sonsole compensation Is to be agreed on
between the parties.
The war department this morning re.
ceived General Crooks report of his opera
tlons IN Mexico. u confirms the western
press dispatches sent yesterday.
The second board Of inspection having re
versed the hndings of the first board and
pronounced the Pinta seaworthy, she wi
sail from New York July LIST on voyage
around Cape Horn to Alaska. Her battery,
however will not be put on board till she
reaches San Fia alcisco.
A comparative statement has been pre-
pared at the treasury department showing
the revenues OF the COVER nment for eleven
months OF the fiscal years 1882 aud 1885. II
Is as follows:
Eleven months. ending May 81. 1882, from
customs, SOP ,SSO, ,0S9; internal revenue.
SIS S22 SS2; miscel .aneous, 81. .SA2 6s2.
Eleven months. ending May 81, 1883,
enue, $lSS, ,llo,9aS; miscellaneous. $685.
72S,0o4. This shows decrease
in the receipts of the present
fiscal year to June lst of $7,l73 $50. For
the first quarter OF the present fiscal year
the receipts were about $5,000,0 900 in excess
OF the receipts of the corresponding period
OF the year 1881. There has been gradual
reduction since that time, however, which
It Is estimated will amount to nearly $l0,-
100000 by the end of the present fiscal
year.
In the section of country comprising the
Indian territory, Kansas. Nebraska and
Dakota, the cost Of star mail service for the
year ending June. 1882, was $505, ,oS2, the
mileage being {, ,SoS,07S. The cost of the
service for the year ending June, 1883, is
$S05, ,9d6, and the mileage I, sos, ,707, showing
there has been reduction in the cost OF
service the past year of about $4,000
while the mileage has increased nearly
600 900.
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Ell PASO.
Crooks Success Confirmed.

r.. Vrook's Success Confirmed.
~ - fAso' June l2.-[Special.l-A tele.
s.a snn' received here to-day, gives some de.
s 'oi orook's victory. After two weeks
tis tdissVSSlng, ~ day and night, along the west
SSa y, y the Sierra Madres until the strong.
,soo,oo.a y. me Apaches was reached, he
1Npeu DOWN upon them and captured
tcrs n Ms women and children, The war
hi, 'au lett the old men and women in
preSnasiSo aIs.irSonghold, which was almost i'm
iii si,,SSISoie, n,s, covered with trees and grass
Arh pmenty OF water, and surrounded by
H. s,alou ,%alountains. They had plenty OF cat.
Their wa during the late raid into Arizona.
eduo"na "alriors had gone on scouting ex.
silb silbvh ~. when Crook captured the village
lrre am ,ue result above stated. Besides a
Mishsnan Of plunder in gold and silver
coss, ~ Jewelry and clothing, Charlie Nc
lcotsd was In the village, but was over.
tcm nv ma number of Mexican women
No, r.,n r.S,nninuahua, captured few weeks
lartc,,r,ae, recovered. No Mexican soldiers
'pa'eu In the capture,
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WASHINGTON, June lS.-Congress having
reduced the appropriation for the next ils.
cal year the immediate discontinuance Of
the following signal stations is made neces
sary and ordered; Eagle Pass, Texas; Ea.
gle Rock, Idaho; Keough Fort, Montana,
Missoula Fort, Montana; Pierche, Nevada,
Punta Rose, Florida; Chester, New York;
San Antonio, Texas; Santa Fe, New Mex,
co; Springfield, Missouri Tucson, Arizona
Territory; Visalia, California; Washakie
Fort, Wyoming, and Winnemuoca, Neva.
da. Sandusky, Ohio, Is re.established as a
station Of the first class.
The following named stations of the third
class, will hereafter be maintained as sta.
tions ofthe first class: Custer, Fort Mon.
tana, Rio Grande City, Texas.
The Hill investigation committee ad.
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New YORK, June bat the meeting of
the directors of the Western Union Tele.
graph company, John Jacob Astor was
elected director in the place Of A. Stone,
deceased, and John T. Terry, member of
the executive committee in the place of
Morgan, deceased. General Eckeft, acting
president, made financial statement
ending June 30, partly estimated, were 81.
725, 900, which, with the surplus on April lst
Of S3 ,5i5, ,H2, foots up $6,270, ,2i2; after an.
propriating interest and the amount of
81 399, ,75O for the quarterly dividend a sur.
plus is left Of $3,7i3,572 The directors do.
clared dividend OF II per cent, payable
on and after July 10th. The banks Of trans.
Ter Of the capital stock OF the company in
New York and London will be closed at 3
o'clock June 30th and will be reopened on
the morning ofJuly 18th,
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FORT WORTH,

Robbed Mt Observation-Disclosures
Marriage.
FoRr WoRrH, June l3,-[Special. l-G. w.
Fugatt, from Wichita Falls, en- route to
u;IIshoro with two hovs for schooi was
robbed last night fSll0 at the Metropolitan
hotel where lie stopped for the night.
In the case Of n. G. Smith. charged with
an assault and intent to commit rape, tried
in the district court to-day. the Jury re-.
turned verdict of not guilty. They were
out only five minutes.
A novel marriage took place here to-day,
in which the groom was only 20 and the
bride 40 They are now Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Stuart,
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Races.

CoviNGToN, June 13.-The entries were
not numerous, but the contests were spir.
tied and betting was lively.
The mile and furlong dash, for all ages,
purse $40, was won by Lizzie s. Time
1859.
Sensation stakes, for two year. .olds, three.
fourths of mile, General Harding won in
LA.
For the Ripple stakes, for maiden three
year-olds, mile and a quarter, four came to
the post. The iavorite, Leonatus, won
handily in 2:20,
Fourth Race-Three.quarters of mile
heats, purse $500, was split into three
heats. Roy l.. Clark won the first and
second heats. Time-l;25, l.25i, l.26}.
COLUMBUS, o., June 13.-The winners in
the races to-day were go pace, Bessie NJ
229 trot. Stranger.
BRIGnros BEACH, June 13.-Light rains
and strong breeze did not interfere with
racing.
The dash of five.eighths of mile, had
twelve starters. Garfield won; Hickory
Jim, second Centennial, third. Time, Los
The three-fourths Of mile was won by
Clara B HotChmie, second; London
third. Time Lie IL.
Tenknown won the five eights of a mile
for two.year.ods; Australians, second:
Poet, third Time Los.
George Hakes beats Topsie In the one and
o ie quarter mi in .ll:8; Boparetta, third,
Seven ran; Hilarity was scratched.
The hurdle race was won by Rochester:
Buster. second; Belle Of the North, third.
No time taken.
HARTFORD, June 13-The Charter Oak
Park races were extremely interesting and
the attendance was large. The favorite,
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LITTLE Rock, June l3-The Arkansas
river at this point has risen two feet in
twenty -four hours, and is still rising an inch
an hour. 1t stood twenty-five feet six
inches at dark. Planters above are
throwing up temporary levees to protect
the growing cotton. The river fell a foot al
Fort Smith since yesterday, and to night
another rise Is expected owing to the rain
In the Indian nation and the reappearance
of drift wood. The banks are caving in at
several points above.
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COLUMBUS, o., June l3-The greenback.
labor state convention assembled TO-DAY.
About forty are in attendance. The plat.
form charges both the great parties VIII
bribery and corruption In secprinv ,' rnn,i w,,n
nation and carrying elections, with fos.
terlng monopolies, Extravaganza IN ~. ~.
national bank system and tie substitn,inorn inr
Of legal tender paper 'i,".,o,, monon
for the. present currency; demands ,h:y,
railroads be required 10 reduce ths nr. .sars scs
extoruonate rate; favors postal teIeersnh
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Cotton PremI,ims

LOUISVILLE, June l3.-The southern ex-
position offers a premium Of $1,000 for the
best bale oflong staple, $500 for second best
and $3.50 Tor third best. The same nrs.
miums are duplicated for the best tbrse
bales OF short staple, $500 for the best ex. w.
hibit Of Sea Island cotton and $3.50 for the Inc
second best. Other cotton premiums of
Tered make the list $3.50. Local cotton
houses will increase the amount to SlO 0oo
on cotton alone. "'ViVVV
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New York, June l3.-Thc trial Of John
Dewey, charged with libeling August Bel.
mont, was resumed to-day. N. J. Castillo
claimed the statements made by Dsvov n
an article alleged TO be libsloui, wsre inliv
Justified BY the facts, and also said that AZ
controlling influence behind the districk
attorney In his prosecution OF The dSiSnSs
ant, was purely political. Asistanl IN.
Ios A'osnsy sslow: chs5Esd as ths
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DENISON.
How a Dallas Damsel Settled with IA Deni.

How Dallas Damsel Settled with Deni-
son Dude-A Robber Arrested,
DENIsoN, June 13.-[Special. IA Dallas
young lady stopping at the Denison depot
hotel last night received note from
young man prominent in railroad circles,
and unacquanted with her, and requesting
an interview and couched in improper Ian.
gusge. She responded by asking the
young man to meet her in the office, when
she drew pistol and snapped it twice at
him. He fled precipitately and has not
shown UP since.
A yard man was arrested to-day for rob.
bing q drunken man who was sleeping on
the sidewalk. The amount taken was $50,
all found on the person of the robber.
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The nm Invsstlxntion.

WASHINGTON. June l3.-Mr. New. ass,st.
ant secretary Of the treasury says: II IL no,
likely that aflidavits from outsias no,nss
viii be received In the HIIl cNse' ,s hns
the commissioner will Wait phil oS., Al,
phia, Boston and Chicago 20 tsSs
testimony concerning charges forvardoS
from each OF the above mentioned citiss
Murch states he Is daily In receipt i'it. Of ia.
tefs from parties making grave ststement,
relative to contracts for various nnhi;c
buildings and asking that they be 'sSO snm'
uudsr oath, 'As 'usfses
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pieces, ,one of which struck Mr.. Moody in the
side, causing the blood to flow freely. The
amily suffered severe shock. Cook &
Holden lost about 10000 new brick last
evening from the rain storm.
Professor IL. L. W. Gross and ]. l..
Boone from Alexander, Tennessee,
arrived in the city this morning and visited
the seminary to-day. They are EN- route for
Galveston to attend the State Teachers
association.
Tomorrow night there will be a grand
concert at the seminary under the direction
of Professor N. A. Barbe.
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Guessed tho Number.

LoNpoS, June 13.-Labouchre recently
challenged Irving Bishop, the THOUGHT
reader, to tell the number ofa bank note
known only to Labouchre and Firth, M. p.
the latter to hold the note. Labouchre put
up 81 900 against fi00, the proceeds 10 ',s he
devoted to charity. Three thousand per.
sons were present, but owing TO a DISPUTE
concerning the conditions neither La.
pouohre 90 nor Firth were present. However.
iirst attempt and now claims that he won
derly, '~'y "'eo1'
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FANCY PARASOLS

We have assorted one lot OF Fancics and Pom.
vi now we have marked them So,
fancy Parasols at IS that were marked 81 10
and will be again when the sale is over.
Black Satin Parasols, braided and Laced
marked down from IS to ss
line OF Fancy Novelties, perfectly hand
were $40 W. '''
One line OF handsome White Parasols have
been beer assorted with few elegant Fancies at
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WlNONl.
Henyy Ralns-Excellent Crop.

WrYoYA, June l3-[Special, This vi.
cinity was visited by heavy rains, accompa.
MED by wind last night and to day but with
the exception Of blowing down corn and
oats no damage was done. Farmers say
crops are finer than ever known before at
this season Of the year. Health ofthe CON-
munity Is good.
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3 WANAHACHlE.

National Bank Organized-Flno Rain.
WAxAuAcnrE, June l3.-[Special. THE
First National bank Of Waxahachie was
organized lew days since, Messrs. Patrick,
Mcmillan, Farley Sims and Connor being
directors,
prospects are fine.
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Hospitality Received

BosroN, June l3.-The Continental
guards in New Orleans arrived this morn.
ing, received by the Lancers and Charles.
town Cadets and large crowd. A salute
was fred The mayor welcomed the yisi.
tors to Boston. Response was made by
Judpe Brauehn,
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,an ana ,he restoration to the people OF public
uons; declares all men have the rirbt 10 a
part OF land; demands reformation and The
soolition OF the convict contract system, A
iull ticket was nominated. Charles Jen.
klne. OF Mahoning, was nominated for gov.
ernor. e''
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The Wind.

CHILLIcorHE,M Mo. Juue 10 "A tornado Wis
tied this city doing considerable damage.
The High school bell tower was Injured
Milbank's engine room and l.. s, Myers'
barn were unrooied. Curry's barn was
moved from It's foundation. Wolfshill's res !.
dence, five miles northeast of here was Co
moished and his family carried through
the air about five hundred feet and Mis-
Wolshill badly cut. AT Utica, near here
the Baptist brick church was demolishtd
and at Summer City, eighteen miles south.
west, eleven buildings were destroyed and
thousand trees uprooted and three-iourths
of the apple crop around here destroyed,
CARRoLLroH, Mo-, June ia terrific
wind storm visited here yesterday, and
many persons fled to their cellars for safety
but no very serious damage was done.
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The Queen.

LONDON, June l3,-The Truth states that
the queen has recovered from the injuries
to her knee, bat depression of spirits
causes some anxiety. Owing to the influ
ence on her general health it is the intention
of the queen to leave Scotland on The Goth.
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I'roselyte.

CAIRO, June l3.-Great excitement Is
caused here on account of the conversion Of
young Mahometan by American mission.
aries. Arch fanatics attempted to maltrest
the convert, but the British consul pro.
tected him. He will probably be sent 10
Cyprus for safety.
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ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
SERGE SILK PARASOLS.

Solid Frame and Natural Stick, large sizes, at
ggS were 81 q.
srge silk Parasols better quality assorted
hnCy handle' rs. These have previously
pd ats9.l5 to e. ,75.
4 superior quality of Srece silk Parasols,
Bamboo Sticks, that were told at s3, are now g..
Extra Fine Cellul bid an 4 Carved Ivory Han.
dle,, on a fine Serge silk parasol, 20 inch at
gE % inch, $3.50; 2l.inch $40. These we're
GS q Is and a..
line of dou jle.faced Sun Umbrellas, fine
cuality. Paragon frames, at 81; were So
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Heavy Rainfall.

JOPLIN, ILL.,, June l3.-All the mines In
this section are flooded. The farmers ara
great sufferers by the rains, which have re.
tarded corn plowing and wheat harvesting.
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CORSICANA.
District Conference Marriage In High Life
Fears for the Crops.

CoRsIcANA, June l3.-TSpecial. i The
Waco district Methodist conference con.
venes here tomorrow morning, Bishop
Linus Parker. of New Orleans, presiding
about forty delegates are in attendance.
This evening, at the residence of the
bride, Mr. J. Ashford Hughes and Miss
Ella Huey were united In marriage. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
Smith, Of Dallas. The bridal couple left on
the evening train for northern tour.
Another heavy rain visited this section
last night and fears are now entertained for
the growing crops.
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PILOr POINT,

nia'l-what Bolt of Lightning
nr.. Did-Personai-Etc.
As,, . ioiSr, June 10 -[Speciall-A
b, .s'n'all visited this section last even.
Nj Ssoonpanied with thunder and ince,.
tSsllinsns ae T. Of lightning. IL struck the
b Toi W. +. Rankin occupied bv Mr..
N,d,di diVsody sy and family. The family had
lscS " u saying their lives One end ofthe
6isS. sss s shattered and damared " 10 =, some me
'u ~ empty lamp was shattered to
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A Costly Salute.

MYSTIC BRIDGE, Conn.,, June I3.-At the
ceremonies attending the dedication of the
Soldiers monument to-day, while salute
was being fred in honor OF the governor by
battery artillery from Fort Trumbull
Williams and Sedgwick posts. G. AR
passing at the time received the contents
OF two guns In their ranks. The first dis.
charge was received by William.
post, but the second, which was more seri.
Gus, was received by Sedgwick most
Eighteen men were Injured more or less Vse. se.
rionsly. The commander Of Sodgwick post at
OF Norwich, was peppered from head IN
foot with powder, entering side and i'm bs ~
Lieutenant Carruthers, assistant post.
master at Norwich, had his head
his injuries are fatal. Charles Youn1 SJ Of
Norwich, had the artery of a leg onf II n
bleeding profusely, and was pepnered IN IN
the face, head and body with coarse nov
der. The injuries OF the Others was loss
serious. The injured were consigned 10 10
private residences and medical attendance
promptly summoned.