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Daily Republican., 1884-06-10
IN THURSDAY JuNL.l@, l@si,


GoiAmcuc!a4 VIII tho furniture at. p, III.
sharp, cor. listing of baIIinK, chairs, tables
bu7caLs, wnsnFtDnI-. carpets, shades, TetrlS
erdtpr, Gitcl.pu HtGn9.iS contents Of CeIlAi
pili carrot SuGlG VGiuHble old hua and
silver. violin, ii ga'ylnlc h"ttcIJ, and the
usual household S2oi p"JtlAl15 10 VOL
kept hy'"C.
| al. attic dwelling, No. ) West street
with sleep single roo, u i""tns ana BATH
room two cellars, and cold water, wHttl
c5sot with cOnycnloHcOs, and altogether Il
comfortable dwelling and centrally located
PROPERTY. d! Joining tho valuable residences
If George W. 'ju"h md Francis n. tuch
Lot about - tuei ont and l-S feet drep,
with vi iG alley entrance and liuc lawn III
the roar with valuable lrult trees, and VIII
he sold OF ?. m.Sr9rp.
Tho Wilmington city Loans Immediately
following the s.lo ordwellng consisting Of
", 30 du, April !, 1855, and accrued iuterce!
fcoLA april J, 1854 u .o0J due July !, lHS'
and accrued Interest from January l. 1874
l$l 900 due July !, 1855, and accrucd Interest
from January l. 1884 $500 duo March !,
1921 an" accural interest from March !. list
all with per cent. interest, payable send
annually The furniture sale 10 be cont llu
cd thereat or unit lallis sold
TEnMs 81 SALE.--For the dwelling. - 700
may ROMAN on mortgage at legal interest
for one to three years from day OF sale
properly secured by fro Insurance, balance
one-half cash Snd the other half In apgrOv-
cd note at three months with intcrc|t from
tho day Of sale 200 Of the cash to be pad
as forfeit money whsn strucX oft. Posses.
sion upon .settioment. Taxes for 1854 tJOc
paid by the purchaser.
For the Wilmington City Loans, cash.
For the household soods(all to be removed
|Prompty) cash.
J. L. HEALD, Executor,
Central Exchange, Seventh and Market
stTeCtB ilO.lyI. 11ls
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Hep.. n SOB thermometer registered
yosterHay, Is degrees at 3p. m, u al
D p. n, ADD Is at 10 p. m.
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K'ne w Gather.
Music aud Lunch.

Tomorrow the weather promises to
Oe c0Jlcr and clearing.
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IF II EDI71'
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Municipal NUNS Court, the I sr.s,5. .s,,o
winch ", ii cn,. were no toub:' S 9'tr,,l ra'
having tried 10 yot4 Sl"ssj
Fourth Ward last S}, rV,5a"y n
f rarre Ill tsstitis1 that CASH CAM. Ma
p9lls at Fourth and French .trs., "
a. a. 1t was know tina. Aq did WI, MI, leg e.
the ward. At the reo,a a.I NV ~ =. "
N. woodward, the w, Tn, u VIII
Cash and took h;m to The u.' I,@ f NJ
corroborated By Wu. NJ ,'' W., he
the inspector. '' "NT
Charles Thomas 4worn, IN, ,...
that he was the Demn,, a"' ,s,i
man at the Fourth ward "" '' !, VIM
urday. He learned 0 Nriiq ' NY W.,
that Cash and nine o:hr,. yl,,, yVTp
on the north side ,fSwl., ,.r,., T va
od to come to the polls ard ~ ,a Nm
hnsseii.
| Inc plan, as Told totlle 2,,ro,,
mat Cash should try t9gs. in IN,
and If he WAS s8rcp.';a' - n L"
were 10 follow. Tie Will.,s ch9N.1
ms vote, and he was 4-se,,aI nv
Farrell "
Inc assistant inspector t-4rlb
iact OF his trying J0V,te, nl,,,s-
Gash was Represented by W4.,,, 4,
Esqr and AT h.8 relnr.. .le .,..
postponed unti' ihNraIav i5s ,v
to produce wltu"aso5 .o 'uv Il,
chdeaVorGd 70 vote uurr.. nissan
henslon
| Cily Solicitor flrun. w@,l i
ANXIOUS u have Cash hnaH .?pr
his appearanea ~ 1y"t' nd IL.
outthe who'a Affair ,Aaruaa n.,+
snip that was no: .'ti o. Ina
a pubic office
! Martin f1at.l g.. ' 4
with assault ami 0ntr g,
Cash, who seal'fed ~ ind
mm very roo53F, ".. I'D
Noe' Mr 1nE"E th"o
ask the sin -s&ulp.,.
! II regard 10 his !.GG, 81 . &
Io5'alned lis t5N vomu n
Bacon, Esd Oraeej.. '.r... ar,
examination, ~nrn .H A..
him if he apt'tg:,t - o... u. 4,
Cash in thl, a4Ho. A.! u.
log in the negative, i"' IT. .r1
he had no r'D4 & .,G
Turner the. uui.r'A.- '...r gi
Examination, with Al Da4
LOT showing by tie W..ae,s u
he had oWirg'y lt.,mr:5i W
al illegal vote, wien lie ~ Cd,
iby Judge Cummins, VIA 4..,l b
tention to the fact tia; la4re !
was for al assau,taHI ol,s
Mr.. Turner then o,s'.,. cr@a
nesaeS Tor the ..et@lIsn AMI al
ling their evileuc- thtJ4I.r ,.4
ithe case, aud Nr. Tuso.. r252:
Farrell with a 5cFar, pro..,'9 I'd
Idea that it wO,ll &a;r 5s ~. /!
lbctween them,
The case of JaM6s C. g. Id
with being drunk all l@;4.;!
commi,tiny on ae.anf,.r ~ ,orS,
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For TIE

AND
PRESCRIBING Ms DUTIES
FOR THE
CITY CT WlLMIN'frJN.
Be It ordained By tbs Couaoil of Whining
ton
.seetlon l. That the Council sh IL, on tn,
first stated meeting In May n. d., 1888, an,
N the first stated meeting IN May in eacl
and every third year thereafter. elect {
Building Inspector, whose duty II shall be t.
| inspect all buildings erected within the city
limits. as we'll as all buildings hereafter
erected that are reported to htm To be IN al
| unsafe condition for the purpose for whlct
Ithey are used or for which tDey are Intended
to be used. The present Binding Inspector
| shall continue TO hold Office at bis present
| salary until the said first stated mooting In
May, A. D., 1856, and shall perform Ill the
j duties hereinafter prescribed and such other
duties as Council shall from time u tine or
Idan.
Section 2. No person shall ne eligible FOL
| the otIce OF Building Inspector unless he la;
been, or is at the tiMe of his election, n car
| oepter, brick mason, arcaitect Or h4iiier,an
shall have been eDaagoi "a business as such
at least seven years. The iuil!iux lpsqe,
| tor shall, bef,re entering uvoa tatg outer
Into bonds with the uaypr AID El.y tUllCtl
Of Wilmington with good ireg.3la security
| n the sum VI + ur Il, u>,tHi dollars, .Or tAf
| 'ailh'ut Performance u III 4GtIt,, ~ Pre-
| ''l' -! '1'S ~ - 49,. u + y
"' I' ~ ,rI,,trI,
az - = = -, r. ~, 49,"
! 49, Tue en- 'Or. cntlt 4 ,l-sT regulations,
! d q WIFE such "ther dItias ~ r>sftr. thereto
~ - u,,iI, 10" ~ 80 a. -
| u l. u " M '!u'-'.'' u+', . ','',' II
~ ~ 1rV ~ ga ii - o. 90 80 =,
| 80 tet ~ l,S'''tI~ '".f ~
II anu 's'Hs d u a &c. i.
| '''3Tt uhIe' L." 90 a. ia 49,. :. 10y "a
.-9 az = =! C.I''s'$ a.. 81 - ~
-. !. .nc ts'o' IL. al ~ ','i ,t ,
'.''s' '|- ''.'' '"' ''' ' w w.. '1 800,
''I-g 80 ''1" .-l = .'''''
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| I'M! pt ~ .ie- ~ '.' - " s'.' F..
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| s"yst ~ ~ 80 IS D." ,,.i., ,.',.
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| III ,-4' 1et o. -'..'. ~ go. 81. 90
| - ~ ~ ""i !''- '' Ill ms Dbl" -
| L. g." - 81 p. 81.
! $500 ST. - 81. ~ :7' w. ~ - t.-5.
! - - au '"'.f 'f ''3',"' ~ "sl .
tr.''.' i, ltL't'u strA 't'tt7l 49, - T..
! I' if'T4+l. 'L'' - ana z =, B. .
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III f'" ''' J anu '.i'!!', Vi ,He "u H.
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j1'.-.'''- ~ ~ ri 80 te Az
] OBJ a 4.
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Of t1& %aHaTaHfUAH JfdGe IL She shade,
? a'@a.cE 10 O'Clock Il O'clock
c. no $50
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Clam chowder lunch and full orches'
IRA, at Ehb.tt House Summer Garden
tonight
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1 n DRDlN ANCE

MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOX lHE
EXPEhSES OF TIE CITY OF WILL
AlNGTON FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
BttINNINf ON THE RST OF JULY
NEXT AND RMlNATI~f ON THE
LAST DAY OF JUNE, 1885.
BE 1t ordained by the City Council of WI
mtugton, that tho following amounts be, land
they are hereby, appropriated for the several
! Fnr
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yKTENTED-A YOUNG LADY WHO
~ has worked at millinery. Apply to
MRS. jacobs, No. 223 King street llU2t
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Ky AM Ella 9UOD COOK FOR RE
w h,uoth. Apply ut once ut Gs King
street. ilQ.3t
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A N ORDINANCE
PROVIDING FOR
BUILDS q kftiI LATIOSS
FOR
BUILDING INSPECTOR
AND
PRESCRIBING Ms DUTIES
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T.EDR RENl---A FIVE, ROOM HOUSE
z no 500 Wilton street, Apply at sly
Washington street. jlOtf
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NY AN ED-A GOOD WHEELW WRIGHT
w who understands country WORK A
good chance for steady man. Address j.
Il. POLK, Ho9kessin Dol. jlVSt
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v OSr.-A VEST BY AN EkkaNT BOY.
a. between THIRD and Market, ard Seven
tn and Shipicy streets. a reward VIII DO
paid lolD it
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plDNohtNi " VA" lIl.g4,f
The witness said tia; 10 "'."' ne ,r
no part in rowdgistq OF i .',,..,;.
CLOSED his testimony by rAlEJSs'' ..
opinion ,hat "Jus:!ce s w, 80 "
though the heavens should ...S '' 4 A.
Robert CJt,insAaln SF'.' G,, :
was at tho polls, and t4:.' , ..'.Is
not any more noisy iA" !, ' '..i y,
Jaw The .Toubla between gu III = f
colo, u j man, and T.: 'a@ Nd 4
mouth bleeding, IN; t,' .' ''' az /.
was not hurt. The "!'g'Ir' .~ .t'
fcer when lie a|fi"d N '..r n
heard Officer picrsou %" NV. .t,r
him to the hail. N4a'so y" ' s.,
WHO'S be had Colitns Gown
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, June lS.-Last week the Com.
mon Pleas Court granted Cornwall, Sec.
rotary of the Dublin Post-ofllce an at.
tachment against VIM. O'Brien, NJ. T.
and editor of the United Ireland, to be is.
sued in case certain offensive articles and
cartoons complained of by Cornwall in a
libel suit against that paper continued tC
appear. A Tory article rejecting upon
CornwalPs character has since appeared
and the Court to-day fined O'Brien f50C
for publishing an article pending trial
QUEENSTOWN, June lS.-The National
line steamship America arrived this
morning from New York making the trir
in six days fourteen hours and eighteen
minutes, the fastest Eastern trip on rec.
ord.
BELFAST, June lS.-Earl Spencer, Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, to-day unveiled q
handsome portrait of Queen Victoria
Although large crowd was present, little
or no enthusiasm was manifested, which
was quite contrary to the usual manner
of action on such holidays. The silence
of the populace is indicative of the dis
pleasure of Orangemen and loyalists at
Spencer's recent order forbidding Orange
men holding meetings at the same time
and place in which Nationalist meetings
were held.
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CROOKEDNESS IN OFFICE.
Wild Rumors That are Floating Abou,
the Streets Of Rochester, N. Y.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June lS.-A decided
sensation has been caused in this city
to-day by rumors that District Attorney
Taylor is endeavorlng to indict number
of Democratic Aldermen for taking
bribery money at the recent organ
ization of the Common Council when
city officials were appointed. Several
Aldermen have been summoned before
the Grand Jury to-day, but the result is
unknown as yet. The streets are full of
wild rumors tonight, but nothing can be
authenticated as to what was done to-day.
1t is rumored that the former City Clerk,
who failed OF reappointment by the Com
mon Council this year, has "squealed.
Questionable methods are said to have
been used at that time. The investigation
Is to be continued tomorrow and most
sensational results are expected, as an
immense number of witnesses have been
subp9ned to give testimony as to what
they know. That the politics of this CITY
nave been becoming more and more cor.
rupt each year is fact that is notorious
ly true.
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BASE BALL BREVITIFS
Score OF Games Played on Tuesday,
June II,

4,
June II.
Cincinnati, O.-St. Louis Unions. Q.
Cincinnati Unions, l..
New York-New Yorks, 7; Bostons, G.
',.'Metropolitans, 7; Columbus, s.
Boston, Mass. -Philadelphas 7: Bos.
tons, 2.,..Boston Unions, IL; Nationals. .
Washington, d. C.-lndianapoIis, H..
Washingtons, T.
Pittsburgh, Pa.-Louisvilles, 7. AL.
leghenys, 6.
Buffalo, N. Y.-Buffalos, s; Chica.
COS, 7.
Baltimore, Md.-St. Louis, 7; Baltl.
mores, 6.
New Yorks, 0. "
New Haven, Conn.-Yales, 8; Browns,
Cleveland, o.-CIevclands, 9; De.
troits, 3.
Philadelphia, Pa.--Athletlcs, 10; Gin.
cinnatis, s.
saltwater, Minn.-Quincys, 3; Still.
waters, l.
St. Paul, Minn.-Peorlas, 10; St.
Pauls, 2.
Brooklyn, N. Y.-Brooklyns, 6; Tole.
dos, 4.
Chicago, lll.-Chlcago Unions, s; Kan.
sas Citys, 5.
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Catholic Young Mems National Union

BALTIMORE, MD, June lS.-After pom.
titical high mass at st. Peters Church
by Archbishop Gibbon, tn delegates to
the Catholic Young Mems National Union
Convention proceeded to Ford's Opera
house. The Convention was called to
order by Rev. James II. Mitchell, Of
Brooklyn. committee on credentials
was appointed AID reports were then
read from societies of several arch-dio-
ceses. The reports asa whole show
great increase in membership and intlu-
ence of the organization.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1884.
ST. LOUIS,

81. LOUIS.
CoTToN-Steady; middhng. nisGu%c.
FLOuR-Steady: Xxx 10 choice, S3.20ll4 80;
patents, S57OdG.25
WHEAT Higher; No. Red, $1,000. or;
No 3 Red, 93Gb,5c.
CORN - Steady: No. . mixed, 52l521 !. C,
No. . white mixed. 59nG6I 80.
OATs-Steady; No. =. 3,t3! &C.
RYE-Firm: No. ,. 6slDtUc.
/ TOBACCO-F1rm Jugs common 10 chOlce
$5.750lO.OO; leaf: common red leaf, 5000!
100: medium to good Si2.bOQDl7.Jy
HAY-Prairie s9OdJllO0 for prime 10
choice; clover mixed. S9Gl2 FOR common 10
prime: timothy 81. UEGlS00 for prime 10 "gil,
edge" e
BUTTER-Firmer: choice to fancy creamery
|0Oc: dairy. choice to fancy, I50lTc: low
grades nominal
EGGs-Quiet at l0i!c for strictly fresh.
POTAToEs-New firm at S25O4}OO Der bar.
re! Tor choice and 95c1sl.0O per bu.
r9hk-Duli; standard mess, <l6.5OGlT.OO;
LARD-Nominal; prime steam. 7I.G7hc.
RIBS. 94c.
Wool - Tubwashed. choice, 3Oc: fair
2sG2ohc; dingy and low 2Gd2S Unwashed. =.
Cnolce medium, 2l3c; good average medium
lVDac: selected light fine lTllgc; good av-
erage, l6Dl1c; heavy l3ltl5c: combing. x
Dl0Od, 2@2lc: cOmbing, low grades, lJiulsc
HIDEs-Ouict; dry flint. lGGl6bc: dam.
aged, l5D Ijiac: bulls or stays, Zoe; dry
sailed, l2c; dry sated, damaged. 100; KIP and
cali, salted. SIC; damaged exc: bulls and
Stays, 5s4c; green, incurred 7bc: DAMAGED
SIC. 49,
SHEEP PELTs-Steady; green ,oGSlc; dry
DO, 4oO7Oc., as to amount and quality OF wool;
green shearllngs, l5c; dry do, lO1l5c; lamb
skins, 2G4,5c
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Preparing to Paw,

NEW YORK, June ls.--At meeting of
Union Pacific Directors Sidney Dillon re-
signed as president and Charles Francis
Adams accepted the position. 1t was
voted that in lieu of the dividend payable
July the sum of Sis, Sl4 be paid from
the moneys in the company's treasury to
meet the demand of the Secretary of the
Treasury for payments under the Thur
man act for the year ending December 81.
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Unwilling a Statue.

HARTFORD, Conn, June lS.-Six
thousand military, including the Seventh
New York Regiment, with a vast con.
course, participated in the ceremonies Of
the unwilling OF the statue OF Governor
Buckingham to-day. Senator Platt de.
livered the grafton. Speaker Harrison
presented the statue to the State, and
Governor Waller responded. Twelve
thousand people were banqueted,
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Four Boats From a Whaler Lose
Their Reckoning and Their
Ship.
One Reaches Land After Six Days-The
Others Supposed to Have Per-
ished at Sea.
Want Of Enthusiasm at the dwelling oil
a Portrait Of the Queen--Spen-
GERS Unpopularity.
England,

LONDON, June lS.-Four boats were
dispatched from the Chleftain, whaling
vessel, off the coast of Greenland to pur.
sue school of whales. A dense fog
arose and the boats got separated and
were unable to find the ship. After six
days one of the boats reached Iceland,
200 miles distant, after great suffering
from hunger and cold. 1t is feared the
other three boats containing fifteen men
are lost, as they had little or no supply
of food.
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To be Hanged for a Dollar.

CHICAGO, ILL, June ls.--Judge WILL
hanson this morning sentenced Isaac
Jacobson to be hanged on September l6,
for the murder of George Bodell, which
occurred April 20. jacobson pleaded
guilty. Bedell was respectable citizen.
He was shot by jacobson on the public
street In open day for an alleged debt OF
one dollar.
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BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June lS.-About
two O'Clock this morning fire was dis
covered In the new Bloomington Gas
Works, but the main buildings were
saved. While two tlremen were entering
the building barrel of naptha ex.
ploded, inhcting very serious INJURIES to
both men. Loss, $4,000.
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The Sole Survivor.

QuARANTINE,N. Y, June ls.-The Span.
ish bark Rafal Pomar, just arrived from
Havana, brings the first mate, Darzon
Sleeves, the sole survivor of the British
bark G. z. Sherwood, which left Phila-
delphia, June ~, for Halifax, and cap.
sized In heavy gale of wind on the 18th
inst Captain Taylor and his wife and
the bark's crew of ten men were lost.
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Canada.

MONTREAL, June ia sensation was
caused by the announcement of the re-
ceipt from London of a cablegram yester-
day, stating that the English creditors OF
the great dry goods house of G. Carsley
had been asked for an extension. The
liabilities are estimated at three quarters
of a million dollars. Carsey refuses to
talk.
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The State Shoot.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, June lS.-The
Missouri clay-pigeon tournament began
here to-day A number of sportsmen
from various parts of the State are pres.
ent. The tournament will last three
days and some valuable prizes will be
shot for.
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New York for Cleveland.

The following special dispatch was re-
ceived here last evening:
Looks like Cleveland at Saratoga. All
differences in factions settled. Harmony
assured. More Tomorrow
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Money and Stock Market.

NEW YORK June r.-Money per cent;
exchange quiet; Governments dull cur.
rency ~, l3bd; 4s, coupons l2O% bid; AVS do
lll% bid. The stock market plned tirmer
at Yesterdays closing prices, but the room
traders almost Immediately began a raid ON
the list and by the first call prices had been
sold down "a 10 per cent. Since that hour
tho market has been extremely dull and
teaturelcss with only fractional changes.
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A Defective Fine.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June lS.-Early
this morning fire broke out in the ship.
ping room OF the malleable iron works,
Carr Crowley, proprletors, and spread
TO the other buildings, doing damage to
the amount OF $4,000; partially insured.
The flames originated from defective
nue,
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Vermont Repvblicans.

BURLINGTON, W., June ls.-The Re.
publican State Convention met this
morning with large attendance. Henry
q. lde, the chairman, addressed the con-
vehtioh. reference to Blaine was re-
celved with great enthusiasm.
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CHICA 10.

WHEATa--Stcaly; June s7Hc; July, ssg5c;
August, @bc; September, F04c.
,CosN-Firmer; June, 55sc; July, SIC;
August Si%c; September, 57Sc; year, 49Fc c.
August, 2sAe; year. 26Sc
ponk.Steady; June, 1896; July $l9.65;
LARD-Weaker; June, $3.50; July, $3.50;
August, $S.07h; September, IS. TX.
SHORT RIBs-June, 1926; july, $s.27Is:
August, $s.37H; September, S. 4sH,
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NEW YORK.

WhEAT-H gher; No. 2 Red, June. Sl.OO;
July, SLOl'4; August, Sl.0}4 September,
CoRS-Higher; No. mixed, June. 63i.c:
July, 63&c; August, 6i1ac; September, o. &C.
OATs-Steady; No. 2 mixed, June, 37%c:
July, ga; August, 3ac September 6lsc.
0visIoNs-Pork-Dull; spot mess, sic. rs
YlLVO: Lard-Lower; steam, June, sS.05;
July. sS.O7; August, $50 ''''''
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Live Stock Markets,
CHICAGO.

Hoes - Receipts, 1900 head; stronger.
&c higher; light. $4.S0Gl555; rough packing,
S9iUy5,S; heavy packing and shipping,
S5.i0dy570.
CArTLE-Ret eipts. 600 head; dull; weaker:
exports, $6.6U96SO; good to choice Ai. COtnG Al:
common to fair, S5.20dlGOl
sHEEP-Receipts, 1000; steady common to
choice, s.. 009i.50
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-19
BUFFALO,

CATTLE-Market unchanged common
dull and lower; good to choice shin.
ping $8.25@66O; medium, S5Md6 ~.
butchers grades of from $40 to LOO lbs.
S5.4006.25; fair to good native cows. s3bOa
4.00; stockers and feeders lower at 1904.
good of from 20 to liz lbs, $i.7JC5'D: or.
pounds, $5lt6.75.
HoGs-Ordinary to good Workers, $5H7:
good to choice, $5.20Sl535; butcher grades
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-19
KANSAS CITY.

CATTLE Receipts, SIS; market fair for good
qGality; native steers, 100 to 1900 lbs.
average, $b@N16.4O; do $50 to LOO lbs. aver.
aye, $i.@(155O; stockcrs and feeders; Si.a5lA
iW; tair to good native cows, $35O0i25.
lots of l75 to 3l5 lbs. average. StalG5 m.
mainly, $i.sOd14.aO.
SHEEP-Receipts, 635; quiet and unchanged.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-08-07

The Duke OF Cambridge, as Com
mander-in-Chief of the British army, has or
dered all the military barracks throughout
Great Britain put in the best sanitary con-
dition on account of the cholera epidemic In
Europe.
The Paris Figaro, a leading Repub-
lican organ, advises France u abandon all
friendly relations with England. which has
always thwarted France, and whose friend.
ship Ii false and hollow. At the same time
the Figaro recommends an alliance with Ger
many, who has been an honest enemy, ana
would make an honest ally.
Since the outbreak OF cholera at Mar
settles there have been 200 deaths from the
disease. Nearly a third OF the victims were
Italians.
1t is reported that China has agreed
to pay France t7,2s0 900 as indemnity for the
Lang-sou affair. There will be no war, there
fore.
At q conference of English Liberal
members OF Parliament held In London, .
resolution was adopted on motion Of Mr..
John Morley chsracterizing 1.-THE habituai
disregard shown by the House OF Lords for
the win of the people" - "taetious and IN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-08-07
NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record OF the Week.


The cotton goods manufacturers OF
New England have begun 4 spontaneous
shutting-down movement for August and
september which promises to DO or large d.
mensions.
Five members OF the Salvation Army
have been jailed 1t Bridgeport, Conn, for
paradin6 on Sunday, In violation Of the Law.
Joseph Hodgson & Son, OF Philadel-
phia, have failed. Liabilities, $4,000; assets
not determined.
One million silver dollars were coined
at the Philadelphia mint during tho month Of
July.
The police Of Pittsburgh captured
four colorcd burglars, who had six large
TRUNKS containing watches. diamonds, seal
skins and silks, valued At $4,000.
Rhody Boyle, farmer, living near
81. Joe, Pa. delivered to three masked men,
under pressure OF cooked revolvcrs. $4,000.
The robbers then took to tho woods.
There gathered at Ocean Grove, N.
J., last week, 900 persons who were Chaplains
In the contending armies OF the civil war or
members or the Sanitary and Christian Conn.,
missions.
Ashley & Bailey's silk factory, and
the Fort Plain Glove Factory, at Fort Plain,
n. Y, burned, resulting in loss Of $4,000.
Mcorehousc Bros paper mill. at Bridcsburg,
Pa, was also consumed, IS were the Meth
odist Church and parsonage and a store at
Conquest, N. Y.
JAy-Eye-See beat the trotting record
II Providence, making the mile In 2l0.
The Greedy arctic relief expedition
came 10 anchor In the harbor of Portsmouth,
N. H., on the morning OF tho LIST inst. The
party was warmly welcomed by Secretary
Chandler, all the naval vessels In port, and
the citizens generally.