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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
PERSONAL.

"Old salt Alvord has returned home from hts yscl
ton on the 81 Lawrence looking and feeling than
FOR some years. lie had unusually good luck at fishing
Turgcnen's principal mental RELAXATION was in lis-
tenng 10 music lie would remain silent and motion
less for hours. absorbing and dreaming over The weird
melodies ~ Chopin or Rubensten; and 0itentlmus he
would when under suoh Inspiration. and the tls
would he infused with the spirit o. fhe music
Senator j. y. Cameron aud wife are the guests Of lie
Hon. Wayne Mlcvea-h at Byn Mawr. Penn. aud Ma
Garfield and her daughter expected there tn few
days.
Tho Crown Princess Of Germany has inst finished hns
painting OF the royal gardens OF BOrnsadt, near Potts
dam which will De placed exhibition. II Is said ha,
her second son. Prince Henry, also possesses marked
artistic talent, esp scldily for marine subjects
Miss Francis Willard Is speaking IN Name in favor
the ProhibItory Cou.ti tutional Amendment.
General Ga!usha PennyracEor, who commanded the
Department OF the south in 1875, f. stl suaeTingrOn
wound. received in the war; and has gone % the Hot
Springs OF Arkansas for the benefit Of his health
"Iao hereby give and bequcath my sister, ElabeA
schancr all my real and personal property ~ whatever
desert pton" the wording III the will oy which tue
late ". l.. schalcr disposed Of his tlOOO.VJO estate
Tie late James Laurence Clagnorn.of Philadelphia, had
a fine gallery of oil paintings both Old and moern and
one of the most valuable collections Of euyrayings, etcl
ings, etc. In America, numbering about 1JoOO prints
Through the influence Of the late Joseph Harrison he
was induced to become president OF the Philadelphia
Academy OF Fine Arts lie made only one conditioned
Mr. Harrison Offering mm this honor lie sad; Il
take the place you must give me pecunary support To
what extent asked MS friend Well wa, the answer,
81 expect you to subscribe 7lo,U" ar n ~.
thought this "A rather hodVy drmaul "It many lr" IN
with H. Ar Caghoru then lent AL his luduen'e 10 the
work and chiefly by his eXtrtohs mere W.T. ''e r Z
twenty subscriptions of 1lOODO edch anu seven y!
$4,000 each. within six weeks making o,1 u
500 900 The funds thus raised enabled me Ac"l'My
to erect and occupy Its present handsome ennce'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

FoPy,cv-It was reported yesterday that
Prince Bismarck was endcavormg to make peace
between France and China. -= Cholera, II was
stated is increasing in Corsica and there is panic
in Srczia. Italy. owing to the disease. -- HE
members of the British Association for the Adj
yancoment Of Science were arriving AT M'l-
treal. == An earthquake shock was felt N the
Island of jersey. England.
DoMFsrC.-Scna,or Edmunds spoke at a LARGE
Republican meeting in Burlington. Vt -- y II.
pauI bank has been robbcdof $4,000 =+ Two
men were mortally wounded in Cincinnati --
The Riley-Tcn Evck boat race at Saratoga was
postponed until to-day. =- Ihe Iltmeh NtaIe
Convention met at Utica. -= The condition of
Miss Tracy. who was shot by rejected sutton, is
critical. =- The President arrived at Newport.
g. Secretary Folpc1' health is improving. --
The Rev. Charles Staub. Of the Bloomfield Catholic
Church at Plttsburg, shot himself -- Ilmngan,
Modesty. Frcda and Ro~icre won the Saratoga
races. --= Yellow fever has appeared ON Ger
man bark at Pensacola
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Josoph N. Pease arrested
for forgcries -= Lhinelanders story of his attack
on Drake -= MacGahau's body sent TO ONO.
G. Ucnrvs body not exhumed == Excite
nent in Petroleum Market. == Duplex. Sonci
Iouisette. Grona Kmglike Pope Leo Lizzie, Mac
and Echo won the Monmouth Park races. ---
Cleveland defeated New-lork nine. -- Cold
val, g Of the legal tender silver dollar ti12A eransl
s4.s7 cents. -- Stocks after early recovenes
were dull and declining all day and closed weak
OF about the lowest prices.
Tn WEArHrr-TrIBUNE local observations IN
dictate slightly wsrmcr fair or clear weather may
he expected. Temperature Yesterday Highest
So; lowest, 60; average 70l2'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

TJRIFF.
J,t,ri,,rcr-- Governor would You have any objec-
tir. q, .tntlug for publication your views on the
tari03
-, ,.,., ~,.,ot all Tan, froo IN sax. tbot
'' g,,,iI,t I,,,.,,ti,c IL, ia
inv UNIV W
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"'" az r,@.t,. ,n'.,ri.n j.,
n' ''' '''''''' 80
""''i'
W. '|rf'd"d In "I"'I ~ 'I'h' my "'''''"N
fectIy clear, IL Is ploP'' ''''' I,,I
the once VI ',''"'"' "',"1
,. A, I..ot t,,is,uJerstood Won Yon
'"'"'' .i 49,. , ,,.,r..,,b ,.,,,,, fr,,
"''n' ~ W.
u'"''' ~"
tIer"dm NelI H. X I"'' "''. NV ''"' W.
idrnt being 'S-'n'ia''S 'N'''U''' t"' w. ~
man o' -'nN' ,"'' '' ''','' 800 ,i..
the iuh'Il'nS '"'' XIV WIZ, WV
nrhtn' -" w" ''''' ''
interviewer You are lucdty itself lont words
admit of but one construction You desire me- NJ u
faithful scribe, to record you rs an earnest morn
1ontal rclnct'"n'-L h''i. ''7t ana q" the 'i'i'e'
shall make surh i'''lni
me ,,, rp,r ro o,clnle tho possibility or
~, bninr n,iarorroaontod. aud in order that
th,,, may lao uo doubt uf my entire
r,,L,rus la this matter let mo ieph-
tdnlaio. t-t the office ct President "a r'aoo''lIt
,,o,utt,pI ~ tho uluun uI lHWwnhri 10 ona"hlialf
iy legislative id lho ollie" ct lods" N ''7'hl''I'
iudical N"w ! an running I"i lh' "''"'nl v.
The Presidency h"lns Tao ONO" "' ''"a"""' '''.
lows that am running Tor an 'S''n''"''S 'A''"'No
oIrce,
iH'""''" '"'"" w." wy " ~, 49,. - Wv ..,1.,.
terry 'NP'''''"" ~" '''"" ~ ,',' a.. ,''.
W"luS' Il" w" "'' '''' y" .t,',,.. ,.r.,
cra'S WI" WIZ P'''''' '','e ,.I.,' ,.,,,
P"o'',"n ~ '''o '''' ni,'i'. t.tstt,'ag
"''" '''o' '"'''' w
The GOranor-I fully appreciate your intention to
do me perfect justice; it does You credit and viii
chccrfuly assist You to the best OF my ability. |
have reason believe that iondlsh attempt Is be-
; IL, F., convince the Deonle thut have oharao
ing maze Ia convince ''o P'oP'' '"', "'''
tcrZed the once ol I'slu'hU III ""' o'i"B o'''H'
ly executive. It's a campaign ne Oh the most re-
lti,,, sor and If Manning agrees I'll denounco il
voting hoIl' "Hu u 'i'""'"s "R''oo - "''E"N' -
a. Su',i " NY oT,' - pros.
tehded eN'I Slhoo ""' " wy '"'' '"'
ident was essentially executive. Am running Ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
AGRAVE MORAL ISSUE

From n, independent aug ~ ,ho ignOr-
The Independent RepuD,icanls,c,,y Teclarod her
srose 70 support him an not know 'n sm 70 be- ani
cord ~ his private life has re'eaee has been seas
b Hssh 10 every village aud hamlet M Repib-
and thence to the very ends OF the eal i've him ter
snnno4 without the grossest sell he charge
deed without Justly exposing thenseni ,vle and pha
ruth 4. that the admitted ohence ~ ,Sho morals -
touches upon domain Of family hs !sooi a. utterly
vitality aud Az dangerously 70 we asident or any os"
Office Ia tho gift Of the people .rn,r Cleveland sla
mar bc elected or defeated 20, 49, ~ his prv ate ces,
acter, have tho mark OF Gam pu' "PV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
rHouIS JEFFLRSoN oN INDEPENDENCE


THOMIS JEfFERNON ON INDLFENDENtE
Tho cnursr plr.urd i'm this campaign by few
.,. ,,l,i,.b ,r,,,,ot. 4, th.u,sel,rs the
"'"'P'p ..tI .... .. -. i,s
h''n' Oh "'''P'""''
inspiration III " H'N'i '''''' vi '"' ''-
private JudEnthi. ht~c Idl'I7 "'' "H ''' us
sumption that the VIII Ol the minority lScnilu'u
to ,,,ro consideration than the wllpoi the major
=, ~, t.. - ,I i,r,,,. .r tL, fam,
ny i"'' Wv
mar story VINO 'omPlllU'u 'l"' u' nl" 'itN'"""-
stiultp men -a~suClatcd Nlih MN nm the box, rs
lou0bipr stock. ApparoutlyIthcy have chosen
him, "a tIrit untrou saint As for the tail i'm the
fable that wanted to wag the dog, they can sec
nothing unreasonable Ain It's ambition They
insist that the tail showed the night spilt in
declining to be "cncrcrd by the rest of the
animal
Bui there ia distinction with difference
between Independence and dopmatism. Just ms
there is between Freedom and license. Thomas
Jefferson Carried a tolrlhlN level head upon hia
shoulders. and IL i4 interesting to note what lac
had tu pay at newspaper independence.
Whiting tu Duane IN ~ hr expressed the
opi 4inn that nn edition should hn independents
&c that Ia at personal influence. nul not Ice moved
from ha opinions on the mere authority at any
Individual lilo thoh continued 40 f"lloWnl
not with ro',oo To- the general op"Io" Of Tho rolnc''
section win "n''" lao h'''""'n "''''' n'' '"'i '''"'
,,, ,,', ,'.,,,,,,. ,.... ,,.,, -, f,,I.,u
,'o,,s r"r avn op,npn without re,pcc, ror that of
orncr. rms hasnc,er been III, opinion nor my rracce
when have been Of that or any other body Differing ON
particular question from .n,'o whom knew To n' .,
,,'' ,,,o'', and accJ q, ron.,.,o.. ~ ,,s
f,unlty Of the human mind and ot my own in parou-
lar with Respect for the accumulated Judgment Of my
friends has induced me 'o'"'p'c' erroneous Impressions
III my sc' suppose NY Wv" OP'''" "'o"S' anu 70 ''
VII" ''''" ..,
II VIII De seen 'l''' i W. Jefferson were awe
To-Day he "ou'u "o, "''"' " '-S'S''' niue
pendent eul'or' Iio '''' oon'clou'n's' oi
the iaIhOlIi'y Oh ,nc n"ln'" nilnu ana oil MS
own IN particular lho sen -''yleu lhdrp'nu-
ent editor has so ln'lcn prluo Oh opinion that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

be any false independence were 1t not that
there is truc Independence. Counterfeit money
implies good money. The sef-styled "indepcnd-
emf newspapers of the country are few and lar
between. The truly independent newspapers
are the rule to which the others arc the excep-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
Nmnsemenis 60 Night.

CASINO g" The Little Duke
YDrN MUsFF-WaNworks. - ,,e..,r, Haitian
Sn,,n Grrp, UousF . aud-s-"Storm i,each.
Sh ANnO vi .n 1F,pr I'm ArRr--s:3O-" MAY Bios SOM
"a ,,"iT 0rtE, uovsr-s-" The Bohemian Oh,L
S,,,,,,. G.rnrN-2 ana s." The Seven Raven. e-o,
MILO w., Uas 80 and s-''eeba" ana The seven
Ravens" .o.oo,a
r-x,nN SorAKr THrATRT- 81 necue' r.nr.
-, erSrt'1 lu.. AMT aud So Rag Hany'
SnsrrR 4 BIAL'S-2 and =" Love
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

Let me add. Mr.. interviewer, while on thus point,
that l.
NOh.-Thc Governor was still engaged in defining
his position on the tariff when We went to press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

They were, indeed, spontaneous upnsinSs OIL
Republican masses. The reason, too IL clear'
MIR. Blame has long been the first choice OF the
majority of the party for President, ana 'h'S
year, when the National Convention was trec 10
do M il pleased. he was nominated. No wonder
therefore. that the gratiicd Republicans turn
out we'll to help the canvass along.
Ohio and West Virginia are now the ohiy VIZ
tobcr States, and the tendencies oil the ca"',
paiyn in each from this time on VIII De "a''"v'
closely bv both parties. We have all'""9
pointcd out what an excellent lighting c"'u'o
thp Republicans in West Virginia nave anu
statement of the condition of affairs III ONO II
rcvt IN order IL will be seen in letter from
C1cvolond nublishcd elsewhere IN TINS impress
sion. that the prospect of Republican success Is
norticulorly bright. The majority FOR the
State ticket in October will be a rousng one II
the opportunities of the canvass are improved
The Germans will not vote with the Demo
Gratis this year on account OF that party
broken promlscs i'm regard to the Scott law f;
and the Democratic farmers are enraged at the
course of their representatives last winter III
Congress. II will not do, however, to assume
too much, and our Ohio friends should exert
themselves to the utmost TO see that full vote
is brought out in every district.
AT Monmouth Park there closed yesterday
n series of twenty-lour days of racing when
in the variety and interest of the contests III
the amounts at stake pud In the excellence OF
the hotuea taking part, has never been pur-
pnsacd and perhaps scarcely ever cquallcd ~
America. This Ia especially gratifying to every
true lover of racing for ilS own saNc
because the place ia not run ~ n money
making investments the receipts are
devoted 10 the improvement of the
course aud the advancement OF tnri inter-
csts. The public has given II handsome rcc"gn'-
tion of this generous spirit ON the part oi the
managers and the attendance from first to last
has been excellent. Ii will certainly be greater
in the future, however, if the means OF trans
portation can be so improved as to reduce the
time in going to and coming from the track,
and if the management will always make 1t a
rule to close the racing at $50, so as to allow
people to get home comfortably in time Tor
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
sr0r, TO Announcements.
pno,nree Noilrce.

~pRorIrABGr iNvEsrMENr-tacn - " a1t9,c,
,,,,n, t1ttv l'reet rune Hant'
t,ans,,J al Inns ,uudnt depot .lSl 'ao 1r,a
,'nus'I,, ~ 'Ir,i,,rso T. wilson Nprh'y 80 "''''
WAY. = y.
Cuo,Cr TARLE WINES.
CAtiroHNA VINTAGE COMPANY
~ rsWKrl.AcR.
gpo. IiAMIiN MANA0Eh
SI-FrrL Srrs-Painlcss eytractlnS wu,H or
hagc,f ,rtt 1cia 'eeth t. 10 ln',rtNt @ b ~, Al
,,,de vhic waiting. Laly IN Htenlan' I'VE WV
sveecotner '''h-'N' "so ~ IN MOnFMANN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
rnE Mis- THIN MOENING.

NEw-YoRK. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

Persons fcdrinq torn for the season. and sum
,acr t,dreiicre. can haze IHE DAILY IRBuNE
qndiicd 10 them, pOStpGlL fer - cents per
month. trih or WithoW Sunday paper.
he ddircss being changed as often as d'Hrcd.
I'm DAILY 'IRIHCNI wW be sent 10 any ddtrCS'
~ EUropc for 81 80 per- month, Which includes
III, oCodH postage.
In pleasing contrast with the recent attempt
in certain scientific circles in England to be
little the geographical discoveries of members
of the Lady Franklin Bay party in the North
me the honors Just now offered to III utcnant
Greedy. he l. receiving cougintulAtoiy letters
from many distinguished people in different
rntis of the world whose good opinion ia worth
having aud the british Association for the
Announcement OF Science have invited him to be-
pioarnt at thrit meeting this week Ia Montreal
II IN a matter ot regret that the discussions
at the Postal Congress to be- held Ia i.abon ia
October cannot bo widcncd 50 IN 10 take III
everything that pertains to international mail
bags In that case it might be- possible to Stir
England up and persuade her post office
authorities that it reflects no credit on them
TO persist in sending the mails between
Queenstown and New-York on the slowest
steamships they can find. In all seriousness,
this is a matter of no little Importance to the
entire business community Of the United
States, and the Government at Washington
might with perfect prOprcty represent to
Great Britain that our interests should receive
some consideration.
The centre Of the cholera epidemic is now at
il Spezia, a city about fifty miles southeast of
Genoa, and is apparently moving toward Rome
and Naples. This indicates pretty clearly
where the line of greatest uncleanlincss lies in
Southern Europe. The danger of infection,
however, at TOulon and Marseilles, is by no
means past. Captain +. II. Mason, United
States Consul at the latter place, who has sent
TO this country by far the most Trustworthy ac-
counts of the spread of The disease in Southern
Europe, calls attention to this fact and warns
our authorities that for quarantine regulations
should be enforced against all sailing craft
coming TO our ports from tho Mediterranean
q long time. The prospect for trade and pleas
ure in the South of France which are generally
so brisk in winter, the coming season.
One feature Of the present canvass which
nstOnishes even old politicians Is the sponta-
neous enthusiasm among Republicans which
shows itself in the large attendance at public
meetings held at this early date In different
parts of the State. For instance, such meet
ings rs those mentioned elsewhere in this paper
at Copenhagen and Lowville, In Lewis County,
mt Kingston. IN Ulster County, and at Pough-
keepsie, have never before been seen in those
towns. They were not the result of great
efforts 20 stir ny enthusiasm on the part of the
local organizations or Of tho State Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

rRtptfNE TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCdbbhN
Vo,idjr nee IN The Hitct STATES ,,,,.
'"F' wv " / Noat UMotitha Mnn'ha
pAuN, with rundav.rt.ttss wv 80 "a
mana, without SUNDAY 10000 wv
SUNDAY TttW Nh ie' -..,...,t,,t,r
prmuh Postal Nota Nnney nrler or t9s' ,n ur NalN
HI, Postal Note tho tthtt'f VIII P0aM N'''' "" WV '
'Iof rht NkWNuHA iWrpNt
pRANCU OFFICES or THE TRlN,N p.
Advertisements Tor publication m lht IHlh NJ, "t ~ U,a
,,Tt.r,r .tVrrV II iaN VIII hc io'N'''" '
tinvlup branch offices ia New YORK Nli ,..,
Main ptoWn once. l3AN arontwtN. "a IN 'o' d. ="
X" 20 N cst Twenty. thUdst, lua VA. ln = W. ,r, ~
K 7to VllrAaVc near For y-seVehthsl, ~ wv VIZ
e. on- mind ave near StNtleth-st. 10 a. M 10 Y N
81 Dos sst one hundred and wentynith-st Hn ~
linton ~ouare No 1903 FOurhaye, corner oil fO"lc'"V"
IN OTmE CIrIEs &c.,,
x-..r,,c~ly goo . ST IONbON-2G Bedordst, Nuahu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
3.etp9lork Dailp Gribnne

FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

Persons tcdrpg torn for the season. ana sum
on0,jc3 10 Them. DoyfDGI fer - cents per
month. uH or wihoW Sunday paper,
The address being changed as often as d'arcd.
Tn DAILY TRHCNr rW be sent 10 any ddtrCs'
IN Europe for 81 30 per- month, Uhtct includes
d, nclnN pnstdNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

T. r. Dickinson chief clerk Of the National committees
tiXe tetter ~ Interview IN Herald Aug Il
Mr. Hclrh NEW ! "tN' 10Y 20 a., - It
Ualley brother OF H. II. Hadicy. hope on WIZ ne
abe To- strnighten matters ont ~ MT lladei cohuUt
in the matter orey eler has been above repr0achi NO
ssrvnd us faithfully aud what me- ala viii bear the most
go, srrutiny Hastily. EDWARD Il. DICKINSON.
hon A. A. Hsir,U M. Lexington ave.
IL is natural that IN the same series or HTdid IN
terviews approving Cleyeands letter should appear
the Endorsement Of an e1-oiicial from whom the
records of the supreme Court show his WHO ootahcu
"A divorce for adultery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
oUR FRIEYLS. THE ENENK

n woud be Interesting thing To learn whore sena-
tor Hawry burc, tho men whom ne laika 10 dehth.
Newark News.
Democrats ought tn know where their own candi-
dates are buried. General IIawloy has " talked u
DEATH several of them. and Mr.. Cleveland can
make his arrangements now. If he wishes.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-05
The Convention.

CHICAGO, June 4. ii 30 a, m.-Conyep.
ton called to order at In a. m. GcnY
Sherman has telegraphcd Elk Senator Hen.
derson, saying that he would not accent
nomination if offered and would not serye
if elected.
II 40 a. m.-Commiitee on Credentials
reported could not make report complete
till afternoon or evening.
800 p. m.-General Jno. B. Henderson.
OF Missouri, recommended by committee on
permanent organization for permanent
Chairman, and elected without opposition.
He was compromise candidate between
Blaine and antiBlaine factions. Convention
adjourned till 7 p. m.
1870 p. m,-Convention assembled at 7
o'clock. Committees on Credentials and
resolutions not ready to report yet. Com.
mittee on Resolutions not yet agreed on
form OF tarlh plank. 1t is thought now
oaIIotlng will not begin till Friday.
1885 p. m.-Committee on Credential,
reports not ready to make full report II
Convention this evening.
1910 p. m.-Conyention adjourned til
10 a. m. tomorrow.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-05
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1884.
ST. LOUIS.


COTroS-Steady; mddhng, IlHGllac.
patents, s5g0H650
WHEAT-Lower; No. Red, sLO51@18;
No. 3 Red, GG96l4c.
CoRN--Stronger: No. mixed, 5lxah3c.
No. white, mixed, 57Qj7Ae
OArs-Steady; No. .. SAT324c.
RYE-NOminal; No. 2. 5Sc.
IOBACCO-tlrn; Tugs common to choice
S0.l51lOU; leaf; common red leaf, SSOO0
1910; medium to good $I2.5OIl750
HAY-Prairie sll.OO for prime; Sl2 OO6l3 90
for choice; mixed, Sl0Gl3 for common TO
prime: timothy Sl2GlS for prime 10 fancy.
BUrTER-Weak; choice to fancy creamery
lSDi"c: dairy, choice TO fancy, n9l8e; low
grades nominal.
EGGS-Steady. at l0c.
POrAr0ES-New firm at S2.ug250 per bar
rel tor choice and SUn.Sjc per bN.
PQRK-Dull; standard mess SIC. 1917 90:
bard side, $3.50
LARD-Dull: prime steam, 7Ac.
BACoN-Longs, o5sGSSc; shorts, 94@SSc;
clear RIBS. 9Gt9isc.
WOoL-Tub-washed choice a.GS2bc; fair.
30D3lc; dingy and low 26M2g Unwashed--
IhOiCe medium, nc; good average medium
2OG@lc; selected light fine l9lt2Cc good ay.
GRACE, liglSc; heavy l3gl6c; combing, 4
bl0ld, 2lD@lc: combing, low grades, Boise.
HipEs~Oulet; dry nlnt, 1910: dam.
aged Btac; bulls or stays l0c; dry
sailed re; dry sailed, damaged, iOc; kip and
call, salted' sac; damaged, exc; bulls and
stays, jAc; green, uncurcd, 7I,c; damaged.
SIC.
SHEEP PELTs-Steady; green, T0dS0c: dry
DO 4U@lOc as TO amount and quality of wool:
green shearling5 l5c; dry do, lOGl5c; lamb
skins, 0QJ25c.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITJES

The game of cricket between the phiIa.
delphia and the Dublin University clubs
resulted in draw.
The four set mill at South Barr. Mimi
called the Ware River Mill, was DESTROYED
by fire. Loss, 100000.
\ stranger stricken with paralysis in
Buffalo had 81, 1876 on his person, wrapped
IN Shelbyyille Gll.) newspaper.
The Attorney-Gencral OF the Stat. "a
Pennsylvania has gone to Plttsbnrrh "a
investigate the Penn Bank failure
The Atcblson, Topeka & Santa Fc LIND
has given the required notice Of it, with =.
drawal IRON the transcontincntal pool,
Delegates 10 the Georgia State Convcn.
ton are all known to be for TlldcD. Three
1ourths Of the counties so instructed
Liberty Hail. the home Of the late
Alex. II. Stephens, has been anIJ
to the stephens Monument Association
The gavel used at the Chicago Conveu.
ton was made Of woods from eycyv g,ata
and Territory in the United States. and
Alaska. "''
The funerals of four OF the vlctIns of
the Baltimore warehouse disaster t,nL
place Monday. Two bodies are atill In
the ruins. :"
The bill for the insurance OF worklr,
people against accidents has been NM.
proved by commission OF the German
Reichstag "'""
H. IL. Witter, OF st. Louis, has been
elected President of the International
Typographical Union, now in scsslon M
New Orleans.
The United States Court at LoujgyIl,o
gives John w. Carman judgment for
$1,000 damages against the steamer
Chas, Morgan. -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-05
Albert White, Jr, Shot and Instant
ly Killed by q Barber at
Perry, Mo.
The Departure of the Team of American
Athletes Who Are to Astonish
John Bull.
Finding Of the Bodies of Twenty-One
Children Buried on the Grounds
of Mission Home.
A Barbarous Act,

MEXICO, Mo-, June ALBERT White,
Dr., proprietor of the Perry Stage Line
from this city, and brother to X.
NJ White, editor of the Mexico
Ledger was shot and Instantly
Killed at Perry, Rails County,
by barber named A. 4.
Byde, about seven o'clock this morning.
There is no known cause for the muir
der as there had never been a difficulty
between them so far as learned, and
last night they were seen on the
streets conversing. The murderer is
about forty years old, and is said
TO be known in the town where the deed
was committed, as a sort of bully.
Young White stood well in this commu-
NIFTY, where he resided, he being a son of
Albert White, one of the wealthiest farm.
ers in Audrain County. Hyde was ar.
rested at once. Mr. Whites body will
be brought here this evening.