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States held their second annual meeting
IN this city to-day. The association is
composed OF commercial travellers, and
has some 2000 members. 1t now desires
to enroll the entire fraternity, the object
being to improve the general condition CT
this class OF men. The tress,ireris report
showed the receipts 70 be 1851 and the
disbursements sli09 A public reception
was given the association this evening,
with an address of welcome by the presi-
dent OF the Merchants and Manufacture
ers' Exchange. An annual address, reci-
tations, music, ETC., will be given to NOR
row. They take boat ride on the river,
partake of a banquet at Oakland Hotel, al
st. Clair. The officers of last year were
re elected: ]. M. McKinstry, Cleveland,
president; j. A. Stone, Cincinnati, secre-
tary and treasurer.
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tr1H uu tiIer rl.I oi rliirssd lguiiders and
E,lz1as-.-l ll -t.a Eniis-l ztates STANDS tlte
uEa1el. ts=u. freurF- a. Eai1leion. the
sezl.--l ..--i1lisudsu- sad unildar of the
assusilll. a-la Assesses lifv rsliirasd. HIS
rilara-isr rs'si. uril-- ~ ilnnoriisis iszsis OF
f-iilIrfsllie know i.sg
lr- il-- s,il q lnodsstv
-.Izf.luts a. b. VIII roosa
rs.raaEe l-ila''- l-rsra1icil-l.ie ~ffh iIis
a1-rrze-Harlls e1iE .rs1sifiun- Memphis
s.uss ililI a de-. It wi 1ate q Lifetime 70
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IaEEaie=le11 o. air. BLAMING. char.
lI1r isr i-zs-1irrr Couuffiee ai fiil
Laeuaa--atI H1sa7sr ~. bf-V Ea~z. tila1 ~
~ ss'1 r-lrlliilts'7- io- tle ll1IuiuafiGn far
'---1aleE- Ir1leiusiF1 ~ o. tise -oid
rrr Isar- -llus- seiec- iiE ez-4ilii-
Iu- rrua t1e irs Gtifsr - .essnau Nilr
'zsilu- aiisr -ns ane 81 sshau vuulG
~ 80 -dI-- rr.iiiil,i'' and ia tiIe sztisizc-
.rarr p -. .HsH-r--
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old heart good. 1t carried us back
to our boyhood, when we attended camp
meetings with our mother, and made US
live the latte. pa-t of cur life over. There
was no little quartette of SINGERS here
with music-box singing for the others
and the others standing and grimly
taking it like persons taking the rain.
Nearly all this congregation sang as if their
whole soul was in it. They sang well, too.
The preacher, the Rev. Mr.. 0ray-we were
told-gave an interesting sermon, TO which
all listened attentively. TRAVELLER.
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snn,her ncfauItcr

BUFFALO, June l3-An investigation is
being made of the books of Cashier
Shepard, of the New York Central freight
department in this city, who a few days
ago disappeared. Ii is believed g iefal-
cation is $4,000. Shepard is doubtless
sojourning on the borders of Fort Erie,
Csnada. The amounts taken are prin-
cipallY petty thefts, dating back for year,
and consists in number of cases in
double charges on freight. Shepard led a
quiet life, and is not believed to have
speculated to any extent.
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uE i.asi lf1EiEsszz men .oi Memphis and
nj iis .litzes [l- have met snd ints.roisaursd
-7isuz. -r ilEre aErsed b. act in unison
ailr 1llrrIlzisIIzs pom iu1 tile sautn Of sse
1llszlis aul- l,rsiE 81 tils Fs.st Elich nov
Tsau1= rulu i1anaas CRY, tie successful
-fral ol a. llauiz- aud Ihe unlv uo5Tf IN
rfl- lI-st tilzt Chicauo iIss 81 isar.
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LONDON, June Is. = Oliver Wendell
Holmes has written the Rev. Mr.. Wins
low, of Boston, explorer of Zoan, in which
he incloses 50 for the Egyptian Explora-
ton Fund. Mr.. Holmes says: "The ex-
ploring spade has furnished the tribes of
mankind with water, coal, iron and gold,
aud is now giving them historic truth,
mines which have never been opened until
our times. 1t seems to me st the whole
Christian and the whole Hebrew world
should be as much interested in the ex-
cavation OF Zoan as the classic world was
in that of Troy, Mycene or Assyria. My
guinea hen doesn't lay as many golden
eggs as the more prolific fowls of some of
my neighbors, but one of then is at your
service to hatch spade for Zean."
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sr-s= f-- at6 lleus1.iris s,re Essre
zftt-i- e. al uns. Tiae- ~ fl1s compile
af1rl T eael .ai.--r ~. E 81 rIrrtua
aaz-la--r rr Ider=.arl1- al siir s,1ls-..iss.
a. rls --iressir. o. M
se-r1r1-aest eari g[ life ather
rH -1utluer1 iras EiIrfiiinr
r1 ls ia-scrc file citv a.
-.rlat-tt. -lf -i-rE.- s.iliril ar fseina
.Hsall-,-. aI rss-lf-tei su las e. riis mes,
.sl-us--1a ss.l raaital rars sg.-r1 Il
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AiE fslrlE Interpretation OF creole
rs-ilara-ls--is c-IiIrisel DT q keE Orleans
--ssasll lss1la. 'ssrliren-s- a fesl reErat
H-- lesa=f --tiIEt laiiie should nave c,,-
irlle iris sssleeisans Euf deiisfcziaauE alto
-erta tHe iauss rrade oi tine cne0lt
rllllulaiioI-- -trtdzlrE- tffeI ifr 1he lzn-
z-uz-- 11e 1Fias-e1 FL tit1-l ulguliIE- ruer a-f
7-ilzr --e silalild e.l- -ls6IeHE. 'ClEaeas
-liluur.sc. zlasl1. rlaiaftues. re-res.s.
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Cyclone In Texas.

CoRsICANA, TRX., June 13.-The extraor-
dinsry hot weather of the past few DAYS
eliminated to-day in small cyclone and
heavy r2in-storn. Two business houses
were unroofed, many trees blown down
and number of residences somewhat
damaged. 1t Was the hardest storm ever
experienced in this section. 1t is thought
the stor N did not extend into the country
with anv damaging results.
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lislnr-rsii-- F'slrtT neEer IN itE his
lls--s lad E--eil a. os,T,1-tuzsty ior Eiei0rs
ole-s lll- Eear- fIe nomination oi
tsi1tIe tiis l.sr-l i.iiszIlH b. nos admitted
a. is Ee --rsa- 1lIlstaEse and one ttEs
81 Inure io ftiie .sur-esz 81 fise IleInscrzcy
~ -. lg.rnLalL q I.s.lu i.I IiaaIIisEE.
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LITTLE R0Ck, ARK.
The last Of the Fly nn-pOran Crowd a
I.tHerfy.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
LITTLE Rock, ARR, June 1S.-Will
Flynn, who short time since shot at Bob
Pruit in this city, was released to day, his
bond of $4,000 having been signed by
James II. Hornebrook, Angelo Marie,
his brother Frank and himself. Both the
,Flynns and all the members of the Do
ran party are now once more at large.
These are the people who enga ged in the
bloody affray at Hot Springs few months
since. 1t is not believed that either party
will hereafter provoke further trouble.
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AMAN OF MANY MURDERS
Executed for His Grimes at Key West
Suicfee.

KEY WEST, June 13.-Recio, the colored
Cuban convicted of murder, was hanged
today. The murdered man was also q
Cuban. The crime originated in gam
bling quarrel. Recio denied his guilt OF
this offense, hut acknowledged having COM
mitted three murders in Cuba He says
his victims were all Spanisrds. After eirg
bound, Retio called for bottle oil
wine and cigarette. He. took drink with
the greatest GOODNESS, and invite the Jail
officials to join him. Upon their declining,
he took second glass, dropped his cigar
ette and said he was ready. Another
Cuban convicted of murder hung himself
in his cell. He was to have been executed
to daV.
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APPEAL SPECIALS.
Ell Flynn, the Last of the Flynn.
Doran Crowd, Released ON
$4,000 Bond.
Prof. w. HI. Carroll TO Take the Chair
ef horticulture In The Missis-
sippi A. and M. College.
The Appeals Travelling Correspondent
i'm North Mississippi-Men Who
are Land Poor.
BISMARCk. MO.

Death of the Wife of Mr.. Rivers, OF lhe
Union City s.ChrOnfcle.''
ESPECIAL TO THE APPKAL.l
BISMARCK, Mo, June 13.-Mrs. Mary w.
Rivers, wife of D. L. Rivers, ex-editor of
the Dresden Yeoman and Union City
Chronicle, died here this morning of con-
sumption Of the bowels. The remains
will be Inferred at Gardner. Tenn.
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CayGgESStoylJ.
Thc Electoral Count BHI-SenaIe Pro
rte<ffnaS

T-hc Electoral Count BilI-SenaIe Pro-
cEedfuES-
WASHINGTON. jane p ptsr - The
SenEie amendments TO the consular. diplo-
matte and pension appropriation bill were
non-Cuucurred in
Mr. Pryor then took the floor ON The
electoral count hill.
At tire conclusion OF his speech, Mr..
IoWnshend H. submitted the conference
report on the postoffice appropriation bill.
lie sald the items on which no agreement
had hsen reached were the first, increas-
ing the appropriation for the paw OF letter
cnrniers, second. increasing by 81 GOO, 900
the appropriation for mail transportation
or railroad routes; thi1d. striking out the
clause regulating compensation to land
granf roads, fourth, appropriat.ng $751;
GOO Tor special mail facilities, and fifth.
increasing by Sclo0,000 tine appropriation
lor railway Posioffice clerks.
The conference report was adopted as
far Hs the items are concerned upon which
zlret Ineuf had been arrived at.
Mr Horr moved that the House recede
from its disagreement to the amendment
increasing from Ss600,0o0 10 Si,000,0 ,0G0
the appropriation for the pay OF letter
cnrriers-
Amer debate. Mr. Holman, as q comnro-
mise suggested that the appropriation he
IEeu Al e-l-aOl,titt- nul lne nlotloA 10 tnal
cfIeci Sas losi-ycas =, nays lS1.
Dir. Hors motion to reoede was
1.Irrled-ll5 10 $50 the Senate amend
meuf Was cancurn,d in.
The neNi point 10 dispute was the SEN
Ste amendment increasing from Sll ,s50,-
Gl0 - Sl2.750.e05 the appropriation for
mai transportation 20 Europe This was
considered la connection with the amend
meni striking Oui the clause reducing five
Fal.r csut- the compensation 10 railroads for
Ts-sil transportation and providing that
ianG-s-rani roads and Subsidy roSds shall
receive nnly fifJy per cent OF the comPen-
saiiOn allowed Other r1sds.
Er. Hurr moved that the House recede
from - disagreement 10 these amend
iIlents los1 s., nays l0l-
The i ause thsn. on motion Of Mr. Hol-
faln. irifisted On its disagreement 10 the
-iaeuGmelts-
Niihout acting on the special facilities
E1ueudmsuf and the amendment in
CreasinE the appropriation for railway
ris-siotiice clerks. the House took a recess
uu1il : o'clock, the evening session to be
tor the consideration Of pension bills.
Tine HOuse 81 the evening session passed
seventy -siz pension bills and adjourned.
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IHT f5ouas I'uHiir EszHds Committee
fsrf- l-r-e i0 fFsTflri izlrurzfii- the BIZ Te-
lulrlIlz- tilfs lssIerz ssoEernHssu1 a. pay tils
|11aleHo. ailigrlIa is-T scifee PURPOSES i've
Es-- -srit ol fi1e ne I1rse,-siis q al public
tancE sssld RI iler haundaries since tBe
-tzi=s asIIuHlGL- Tne amount Of the
r-rsuusea graTrneut b. estimated q q Ga
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mursIerer u.u~s.i

MONTGOMERY, June 13.-At Scale, in
Russell county, to-day Lewellen Robinson,
colored, was hanged for the murder of
another negro, Troy Adams, in March
last. He died in seventeen minutes from
strangulation. His neck was not broken.
He confessed his guilt on the gallows.
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CANDKN, juno lS.-TEere was much ex-
element among the liquor dealers when il
became known that the City Council last
evening decided to raise the license from
Si5 to 500. The measured is known as the
high license tax, and has figured promi-
nentiy in tbs last two spring elections.
The ordinance also requires druggists to
procure licenses in the same manner aud
at the same fees as regular saloons
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CANTON, MISS.

New Professor OF NorticuItnre In the
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
CANTON, MISS, June 13.-W. III. Cas-
sell, of this place, a gentleman well
fitted for the position, will be elect
ed by the Board of Trustees next
ek to the chair OF horticulture in
IL Agricultural and Mechanical College
of Mississippi, Uice Prof. J. Calmont, re
signed.
The closing exercises of DR.. Zealig's
Female Seminary at this place occurred
last night. The attendance was large, and
the charades, music and other exercises
very fine and entertaining.
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a-ssH a- lil- 11als ,E Memphis
arl 1rf-s '- -ilili., marvel 1,yls.
r1sl-1aaas-- tilr rr-sui- ri uHiv
assa- rrra. llr f.isIIIusssIn q
l1 r-- b. fzl.aalsl lz-e-e-
r usE tira1t-il a irade bal fi.e iisn.is al
til.slaHe --- -llrllluus iraz i-.sz pushed
a--i.s.--lla--z 1iia tile res1h
asa-- z-tr1-- mi cattle missing de-
-alulssl ls1-11lz t-ls larIne-zai 1i5s and the
ll fi-a iu-. isE rllu1lflss.
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81 II1uEE Ia znrondiii0Issliy de
r,En.l 81 rlri-iIlIl.liioI b. file CiIieago Con
rsutlul laIsl q wauid - tae hiyhl oi
tni- l1 sltls-uIsi io ioE-e b ulson INN The
azrs aoi feramerrs is ON Of the race,
zsd 60 Hsld D. .or.e1l 10 al the candidate.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
uz1Sr Harrif. sT sE.e opinion that ths
Hg1se Acted Too Fast.

isEECIGL TO TzE APPxAL.l
WAsHISGToN, June l3.-Senator Harris
ss,d 70 DAY that he did not see how the
Senate would lie able TO adjourn by June
S91h- the time set by the House. A great
deal Of important legislation is still pend
InE tDsf wiil require time for its proper
consideration and disposal. The Senate
vii take no action until about June 3Oth,
when 4 adjournment is practicable, the
House resolution viii be concurred in. Il
nor, later date will be set and the bill
seui 70 the House
II l. understood that 2 strong motive foI
adj 9urHment before the lst of July is the
desire of the tariff reform members to at
lend the Chicago Convention. as thei;
presence wOald probably influence the Sc
curing Oi liberal tariff reform plank in
the platform
Tire prevalent feeling among Senators is
issst the House fixed too early date for
adjournment, and that it will be nearer
tie 30th Oi July heiore the Senate is ready
70 Ehui up shop fs- The summer.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

49, Hr-s-f HaaEzg Tils EeE EO-k
zsazss a.il tiie lssET 5 a-s- E-sEis.g Pos Or
rrss-l e. hiza- Isizize iEzs 10 even the
EBaE q cHza-e - ss--yi1g Kex EGrk
alzls- lss - ~ AacT johnson sad &
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JACKSON, MISS.
Disappofntmenf at MIR. Tilden's Letter
The MeXI Choice.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
JACKSON, June 13-Muca disappoint-
ment and regret is expressed at Mr.. Til
den's declining to accept, if nominated
for President. From free expressions and
interchange OF opinions among delegates
at the late Democratic Convention, 1t is
confidently believed that Bsyard is the
next personal choice OF majority, if not
all of our delegates to Chicago, and is the
choice VI foiir hfths of the, State, Gov.
Lowry concurs in this opinion. Bayafd
has been Gov. Lowry's first choice all the
time, even with Tilden in the field.
Thurman has many admirers and some
believe Randall available.
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Kansas City Passenger and Ticket
Agents.

KANSAS CTTy, June 1S.-The passenger
and ticket agents party TO the Kansz'
City agreement held an adjourned meeting
to-day for the consideration Of certain eX
isting differences regarding provisions o.
the agreement. The definite action Of the
meeting is not made public, but it is
stated the points at issue were amicaSly
settled, and it is believed any contingency
of rate.cutting which may have existed ha'
haap oyorfad
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The LnndIoras, PoIilicaI Fund.

DUBLIN, June 13.-A Landlords Politi-
cal Fund of Ireland has been organized,
with Lord Rossmore and Sir Samuel VIII
son trustees. The object of the fund is to
supply means with which to contest con-
stituencies against the Nationalists. Par
nell is preparing a general appeal for the
national fund to be used to pay the Irish
members of Parliament.
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The senate passed the House bin pro-
rs.iinE iur the payment OF the Fourta OF
lu'y Claims
Tie Char appointed IS oonierees on
iiie rarr oi the Senate on the consular and
diItlauns,ic hil SenElors Allison. Haze
unc Eeris. and On tie pension bill SenS-
turs l.azxn. dawes Had Call.
renxfuF Brown obsHined unanimous con-
ssIii to iake up the bin requiring the pay
rrie1i - lhe STATE al tSe1rsis ot 50, > y, ap-
TiroTrriated for ti1zf STATE by an act passed
Marx-ii lS-.i. - refund 10 Georgia certain
niouevs expended for the common de-
isnse IN 17-7-
Hensror Dolph moved an amendment, TO
fn-iude 81. .900 iOr Oregon and $4,000
for California, - refund the money ex-
E,ersdec By those Stztes in the suppression
lf fic Nodac hosiilities-
Alter n long DISCUSSION. Senator Ingalls,
moved 70 recamEnii the bill 10 the Com
miitse On Cairns
Iiwak then discovered that no quorum
sras Tsrezsut and ths Senate adjourned till
Mondav-
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@ ras - EsEz z6l tazlihss oi
luEsf .nEulllisss and sz-is, 'satracing
80 ,Isriu-s 1nf fliin- go ofires. flaEe
ali.aln.sl frsu ~ flr7fisii tazs-s. under tae
aiasii.ara --..ssiuIs ii.st i1ss JDst fseen com
ssrul.sl tisss ss-i-- q rGc.sag. .sza.
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wife-Murdcrer Imprisoned for Life.

RiCHLAND CENTER, Wis, June 13.-F
F. Barnes, who murdered his wife ii
BosE, this county, February 10th, plea',t1t
guilty in. the Circuit Court o.day 10 ;i;e
charge Of murder in The first degre :.ud
was sentenced by Judge Clements to
the penitentiary for life. Barnes c. his
wife's throat and attempted to c'~:...r-
suicide. There was no known caus ga.
the murder. Barnes confessed to hay
been planning the murder and suicide foI
six months.
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| WASHINGTON, June l2.-The Illinois Re-
| publican Association, composed of Hill
noisans resident in Washington, called on
/ Senator Logan tonight and congratulated
| him on his nomination as the Republican
| candidate for Vice-Presideut. The Sena-
| tor made brief speech of thanks in reply
! TO their CONGRATULATIONS
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


NEw YORK, June 13.-Failures for seven
days, as reported by Dun & Co.: For thS
United States, 20S; Canada, %, or 13 in
crease. Casualties lighter than usual in
the New England and Western States. but
Increased in the Middle, Southern and
Pacific States and Canada.
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Resolutions Of Thanks to DesOtO Lodge
No. 900, A. F. and A. NJ, Of Memphis,

At a stated communication Of 0sceola Lodge
No. q, A. +. and A. NJ. of 0sceola, Ark, held
June Z. 1884, the following preamble and resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Upon the late mournful occasion of
the decease and last funeral honors Of our Ia
mented and honored brother, the late DANIEL
MATHEWS, our lodge had occasion TO call upon
Desoto Lodge No. 2a9, A. +. and A. NJ of Mem
phis, Tenn, for practical aid and assistance in
carrying out the desire often expressed by our
late brother that his remains be inferred in Elm
wood Cemetery, noar Memphis; and
Whereas, Desoto Lodge promptly responded to
call in the true spirit incuica' ed
by ancient and honorable institution; there
fore be il
Resolrcd. By Osceola Lodge No. q, A. +. and
A. NJ, that We hereby thank the W. ~, Wardens
and brethren of Desoto Lodge No. 2yg, not only
for the assistance grGciouely rends red US, but
also because of the instructive, kind and fra
ternal manner in which that assistance was
given, and while it may be true that charity Is
the concern of all mankind, our Lodge Will for
ever bear witness to the fact that Desoto Lodge
lives up to the full measure of their dnty in this
respect.
Reeolred further, That the Secretary of this
Lodge be ordered to transmit duly certified copy
of these resolutions to the Secretary of said De-
soto Lodge, and that they DO published in the
Memphis DAILY APPEAL for one time.
A true copy from the record of the proceedings
u Attest: HUGH R. MevEI6H. Secretary.
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Heavy Rains in California.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The heavy
Iains the past week inflicted great damage
10 crops. Although June rains are not
Unusual in this State, never during any
year since 1850 have they been SO heavy
as this year. ss.sss -
LUspBoRG's Perfume, Edenia.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechsl Mel
Rose.
Llndberg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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BERLIN, June lS.-The Emperor left
Berlin for Ems to-day. There was large
and enthusiastic crowd at the depot.
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DBrsey's Statements in His Recent Letter
Declared 10 be Absolutely False
By Spencer.
Nerrick Before the Springer Committee
No Chance for the Bankrupt
Bill This Session.
Tine Final Adjournment Of Congress
Proceedings In Both Houses
Electoral Count Bill.
THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.


- HsPe - Sreuriaz It's Passage This
Session
lErECIAL TO THE AFPEAL.l
KAsHISG-OS, June I3.-Frienjs of the
bankruptcy bin have no hope of securing
iis passage at this session. There Is strong
demand iron the Ess. and South for a
bankrupt Law, bat the measure is fatally
lacking IN support among members OF the
aOuse
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BUFFALO, June ls.-The Convention of
Civil Engineers held here the last few
dayz closed its session to night. A BAN
quet was rendered visiting engineers.
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Lsai<viIie cement,

PREPARE FOR FLOOD.
Foundations, cellar walls and buildings
subject to overflow should be constructed
nth Louisville Cement It is the Standard.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
Mf. Tllden Eciterates His Determination
Not to Allow the Use Of His
Name at
The Chicago Convention Under Any
Circumstances Mr.. /. NJ. Eeat4
ing on the Political
Platforms and Party Candidates and
Poltcies-Anti-Biaine Meeting ut
BostOn-Logan's Friends.

ST.. LOUIS, June IS The Rspatftcan, oI
this city; il referring to Mr.. 1ilden's let
ter, having interpreted it to mean that
when Mr.. Tilden is nominated he viii not
refuse to be the candidate of the De-
mocracy, the Evening Chronicle telegraphed
Mr.. Tilden, asking him if that was the
proper construction to be placed upon his
letter. The telegram was referred by Mr..
Tilden to Daniel Manning chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee, and
he to-day sent the following reply;
Mr.. Tilden's letter means what il saws.
His declinatioa Is absolute. ttndsr no
circumstances VIII Ee 5e candidate.
"DANIEL MANNING -
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IEeasy Ralns in AInhama.

MoSrGoMERY, Ala, June l3-Yery
heavy rains have fallen in Alsbama the
last day or two
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Blaine Meetings in New York.

New York, June 13.-The Lincoln Club
gave an informal reception tonight to
John ID. Lawson on his return from the
Chicago Convention. Resolutions express
ing loyalty to the Republican party and
Blaine were passed.
The Twenty-frst Assembly District Re
publican Club adopted resolutions tonight
ratifying the nomination of Blaine and
Logan, and pledging themselves TO work
for the election Of the ticket.
The German Republican Genital Com
mittee tonight passed similar resolutions.
Both meetings were largely attended
and much enthusiasm was manifested. A
committee was appointed at the latter
meeting to make arrangements for holding
a ratification mass-meeting
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