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GUNS, ANfMUNIrIoN

- SPORTING GOODS, WHOLESALE
Ess; .lG = Retail, At Bedrock Prices All the
oTr ~ kines and Shot Guns in stock. See
4, :. "a. ~ haitian B L Gun. best in the mar
Re,s;.--e prlce. Illustrated Catalogue free
Tfoss ing ~ Parts for Rifles and Shot Guns II;
go Aeys fitted. Agency for Victor ri.
Ho-s.: 5 Eysns & Spencer, 81 Walker opera
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he business at the American Market, 6 Z.
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'T pI. AND RESIDENCE, no. 50 Z.
- bingham street, Telephone 81
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HOME MARKETS.
Corrected Daily from sn Inspection
OF Rates Paid and Asked by
Principal Dealers,

Office of TEE HERALD.
Thursday Evening June IL. 1886.
Salt Lake Ore Market
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COPPER.
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AXE Superior. ........11H. per D
Otner brands. 10L q 10l<c. per D
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Buying prices.)
Dfy INIT hides ana up, good, lie ,
Dry lint hides and Kip, damse. i0c
Dry nint cali SKINS, good, IL
Dry flint calf skins, damaged oac
Dry salt hides, hip and cali
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Wool.
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"nite spnng (l2 mos.
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Black spring (l2 mos. -
growth. ....... Sc a 10 "a
White fan and lambs rs liz
mos. growth) lOc a!
Black fall and lambs rs
mos. growth) scan
Arizona white. Sc q 10
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Bearing Cardinal G,bbonI' Beretta Arrive
Rt Baltimore.
A DEMOCRAT.


New YoRK, June 81. - The steamer
servia arrived this morning from Liver.
pool. The servia has on board the Pom.
tifCal Ablegate, Monsignor staniero, and
Count MuCciola, Of the Noble Guard, who
bring the scarlet beretta and zucchetta tc
Cardinal Archbishop Gibbons, Of Balti
more.
The Reception Committee who had
been watching for their arrival all yester,
day, were awakened at 8 o'clock thil
morning with the announcement that the
vessel was sighted. They hurried over Il
the Battery and boarded the Revenue cut.
ter placed at their disposal by Collector
Hedden, Surveyor Beattie arrived almost
simultaneously. The cutter proceeded
down the bay and lay OF lower quaran.
tine Just as the huge Cunarder was round.
ing the Southwest Spit. The steamer hove
TO shortly after Z o'clock, and the cere.
mony Of introducing the distinguished
visitors and rendering them formal vel.
come took place, The Baltimore CLERGY.
men present were Vicar General OF lie
Diocese OF Baltimore, the Rev. Dr.. K. g.
Foley, pastor Of 81. Martins Church Che
Rev. DR.. p. L. Chappelle, pastor Of st
Matthew's Church, and the Rev. Dt. A,
L. Magnien, of ST. Mary's Seminary.
The committee In addition 10 Father
RioTdan wae composed OF Major John ],
Kelly, Jr.; Chairman Patrick Farrel y
Manager Of the American News % z; Col.
john McAnery, OF Jersey Ulty, and james
McMaster, editor Of the Freemdn'S Journal
No time was lost In transferring the bag.
gage OF the Pope'B representatives TO the
cutter, and then with the permission Of
the Health Officer, Monslgnor Stanlero and
Count MucCiola were escorted down the
gang plank to the deck Of the ChAndl- r.
Both Of the gentlemen speak English
auently, which fact helped TO make thsif
reception all the more pleasant. They re,
NAMED on the deck OF the Chandler all
the way up from quarantine and viewed
with interest the various notable land.
marks pointed out 10 them.
The Chandler diBembafked her paRsen.
gers OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany's dock, aud from there they proceed.
ed 70 Taylof's Hotel, Jersey City, where
they bfsakiasted. The party then pro.
ceeded 10 the Psnnsy ylvania depot and left
for Baltimore In the private car Of Vice
President Frank Thompson, Of the Penn.
Bylvarila railroad which had been placed
at their disposal The car was attached
10 the 10 o'clock limited express.
BALriNoaR, Mo, June 7l.--The PApal
embassy bearing the befetta iJr Cardinal
Gibbons reached the palace Oi the Arch.
bishop at 3 .l6 this afternoon. They were
met at ths station BY Mgr. MCColgan, Vicai
General Of the archdiocese, and number
Of The CLERGY,
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THE VAUANUY

On the Democratic National Committee
Mr. rausJ'i Aspirations.
To ne Editor Of Inc Intslli0eReer.
sIR:-senator Camden 10 expected here
in few days. Pressing business affairs and
pending court matters are the alleged rea'
sons for the visit, but the knowing ones
and those closest to Chairman Leonard
say that the real purpose Of the Senatorial
visit is to be present at the meeting Of the
State COMMITTEES, which Is to take place In
this city on Thursday next. The vacancy
on the Democratic National COMMITTEES,
caused by Hon. Lewis Baker leaving the
State, Is TO he filed. Mr., James B. Taney,
Of ths Register, claims the place by right Of
inheritance. He claims that Mr.. Baker
obtained II by virtue OF his connection
with the leading Democratic paper, and
not on account Of any peculiar fitness for
the hish position Taney 10 not Baker,
and will not succeed.
II my intormants are not greatly mis-
taken the "Smiling ex-senator" from
the Eastern Panhandle, "the gentleman
from Maryland" Is already booked for the
ANASA" SuhlulAttoGl huu yuuE lelluWs
townsmap, Tsney, will have TO take back
seat in the party councils.
Senator Camden, 1t Is believed, will
carry with him the proxy OF the Internal
Revenue Commissioner, who, you will re-.
member, Is O member OF the State Com.
mlttee from the Frat, or Wheeling dis.
trict The belief Ia expressed here that
Mr.. Miller will resign bis place on the
state Committee, and that Sheriff Hand.
Ian is the Senatorial favorite for that place,
with Hon. ]. j, Woods q good second.
| heard prominent Democrat remark
the other day that II some Of the gentle.
men in Wheeling who were 30 boisterous.
ly active In putting Miller on committee
could have tOreseen the course pursued by
the handsome Commissioner, they would
have permitted Mr.. Baker to have walk.
over. Some Of them, no donot, think in
the language Of the comic Kemple, that
politics Is -
po.L,,,b,., L,,.on a NA~0''At'
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a., -, a..
]. L. Longs livery stable at Shelby
Vile, kya burned, including twelve
horses.
The Irish National League will hold q
convention In Chicago August the 1S
and 10.
Fire destroyed R. R. Thompson's busi.
ness building In San Francisco; losa near.
ly 100000.
A call for 81, 100000, three percent bonds,
was issued BY the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury yesterday.
The editora Of the Hooking Valley. Ohio,
start this morning on an excursion fot
Charleston, W, Va.
A ma,kat snac,al t,on Nav yort savS
.va,v ons II hsain nins ~ % rots an IT,.
r,ovspSant @ @ IN usnepaI hnsineaa' -
IN A. ,.t1Sss. 49, Isats.,.. a, a.,
oorn,,v H S 1ilI nIoSs dnwr 'S on i ths Am ibst NJ
u ~ tSs uSnsi VA V19 tVo ,nonihS vscs.ion '"'
~, -. tAe Isu4' s"v ,,,.S.'I. 1 % ~,
Inc steameI mifanIa Ms Ian on tne IoCha s
ana was wrecked. the passe1gen Wete u.'
sslgeIy .siesy 'anueu' anu 'AAsn 70 oOS'0n Oy
ttaln' al ,,, .,.,
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BEAVER FALLS, PA, June 2l.-Mrs.
Rachel Rhodes, Of Chippewa township,
committed suicide by hanging herself
with strap in an clubhouse this morning
The deceased was A years ot age. A let.
ter found on her person addressed to her
husband stated that she had taken
her Life because Of criminal In.
timacy with nelghbor. The let.
ter further stated that the neighbof
forced her to the crime BY threatening to
divulge crime committed by her twenty
years 40, the penalty Of which 10 death,
and Of which he alone is coRniz4nt. The
letter has created intense excitement 10
the nsighborhood, as the deceased had
heretofore borne an ifrepfoachAble chatac.
ter, and was the vile Of q highly respect.
able farmer. The nature Of tue crime she
refers 10 in the letter cannot be learned,
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CINCINNATI, June 2l.-The thirteen in
ming contest between the st. Louis and
Cincinnati clubs to-day was one Of the
finest and most exciting ever seen here
The visitors won after hard tussle by Bu.
perior batting. The fielding on both sidet
was beautiful, come remarkable plays be,
ing made. While all the players did well
In the field, Fennelly, MCphee, Robinson
and Nicol especially diStinguisht d them.
selves. The weather was threatening and
only $50 people saw the game. The score
i" Innings. 2s4Ss7sS1O12p
StnR!Rns.l. g. Sss1..L 3 3 8 Sf2SSSGsSS 8 FL
Earned runs, Cincinnati 2; 81. Louis 4.
Two base hits, Welch 2, Latham and
Nicol. Three base hits, O'Neil, Fennelly.
Passed balls, Baldwin. Fitst base on balls
of Mullane 4; Caruthers l. Errors, Gin.
cinnAti 2. Umpire Morton. -.
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ANARcnI. .RsoNs
surprises EVerJbUuI DJ walking into Court
aud DsmandIu n rriAl.

surprises EVerybOus bJ walking into Court
aud Demanding Trial.
CHICAGO, Ills, June 21.-shortly be.
fore 8 o'clock this afternoon Anarchist
Parsons, who has been missing since the
Haymarket riot, walked into the criminal
court room accompanied by his attorney.
His appearance was surprise to the
court and police officials. He is supposed
to have remained in hiding In this cit,
since the night Of May 8. He drove up
TO the criminal court building In hand.
some cab, and at once hurried TO the court
room. Captain Black asked that he be
tried with the other prisoners.
II appears that last Saturday Captain
Black had q consultation with Mrs. Par.
sons. He urged her II she knew where
her husband was 10 communicate with
him at once and get him 10 come to
chicago for trial. The woman refused at
first but finally became convinced that 1t
was the best thing TO do. He was 80 thor.
oughly disguised that his own mother
would not have known him,
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THE talk about Judge Bingham for Con
Vress in the district over the river seti
one to thinking Of the mutability oil
human affairs. Should the Judge return
TO Congress now he would not find q
dozen members who are personally &C
quainted with him. Randall and Kelley
are he only two members Of the Forty
second Congress who have been members
Otevery Congress since. o'Neill, Of Phila'
dslphia, Is an old member, but he missed
the Forty.second Congress. Holman was
there in 1879, but he has been out three
terms since then. Morrison had been
there before and has been since, but he
was not there when Bingham retired, and
there is not a single representative from
The South or from Ohio who was there in
1872. Some Of his old associates have
been promoted, many are dead, and most
have been releHated 10 the obscurity
whence they sprang. Statistics have been
compiled showing the average life Of an
athlete, Of a drunkard, Of q railroad
engineer, or what not-now will some In
geniOus mathematician please compute
the average official life Of q member ol
COnglesS, and send the reSultto this Office
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Mn., u.l,, ,ilnd,toao,

LONDON, June 2l.-The Times publishes
what It says Is copy Of the private
special circular recently sent By the oPfestss d ~
dent Of the Supreme Council to The differ
ent centres Of the Irish Republican
Brotherhood throughout the Kingdom OF
Great Britain and Ireland, The document
tills q column OF the Times In 6ne print.
The gtsL Of titles In the claim that 70 me
efforts Of the Fenians 10 Ireland indebted
for the present advantageous position
occupied by the Irish cause, and IN the
statement that while Mr.. Gladstone's
sCheme Is inadequate because Ireland
must have nothing short Of independents,
Il ls The duty Of IFlshnen TO support the
Premier 10 every way In order 70 enable
him 10 complete thV step he wibheB 70
Inka
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DUBLIN, June 2l.-Mrs. Mckenzie, the
wife Of the United States Consul at this
place, who killed himself after putting q
bullet in her temple, lie slowly recovering
The wound was at first considered fatal
and the physicians say that she saved
her life by covering her face with her
hands when her husband fired the shot
thereby preventing the bullet from pene.
trating deep enough to touch q. vital
spot.
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A sAYrhn Is ArlNa
Given Gay Colorsd LoIhario BY . vIgllan
Committee.

Given Gay oolor eu Loihario BY yIgllant
Committee.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 2l.-PartiCu.
lars reached here to-day, from EIdorado,
Union unty,this State, Of some vigilant
work by a band Of co!ored men in that
community on Wednesday night last. A
negro named Willis Ferdinand, man Of
education and recognized leader among
his people, candidate for the Legislature
with certainty OF election, became too
familiar with the ,wifs OF one Isham Jones,
who went 10 Ferdinand and warned him
10 desist In the attentions to his wife.
Ferdinand failed to heed the warning.
and Isham collected some half doz II Of
his neighbors together on the night above
named and took Ferdinand 10 the woods,
strlrpsd him to the skin and were beating
MIN TO death when the sufferers cries
Drought assistance to his relief, who
promptly intelfared and saved his lie.
Jones sayS he first went and begged Fer
Iinand not to visit his house, and on bic
refusal 10 comply, he thought the cheapest
way to get rid Of the nuisance was to whip
MIN to death, and that he intended to do.
Ferdinand was taken home, where he now
lies In critical condition, his back being
covered with wells OF the Bi8s Of mans
finger.
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MNl,I.Is0NIs M MoUNN Ess



Agreed Upon.
WARRINGTON, D. O., June 2l.-Aboui
one hundred Of the Democratic Represen'
htives who voted for the consideration ol
The Morrison Tariff bill assembled in the
ball Of The House tonight. Representa-.
tive bragg, Of Wisconsin, was chosen
Chairman, and Representative McRea, oil
Arkansas, Secretary Of the conference.
Speaker Carlisle opened the proceedings
with stirring speech urging members to
stand firm In their purpose Of tariff reform
And pointing out the necessity Of united
and harmonious action.
Mr. Cox, Of North Carolina, offered q
resolution instructing Mr.. Morrison ID. re.
new hls motion 10 consider the tariff bill
tomorrow. Considerable opposition was
manifested however, and 40 Mr.. Morrison
himself expressed q desire 10 be left free
% aCi In the matter as seemed best 10
him tue resolution was finally with.
dawn Mt. Morrison then moved that the
hdH reform Democrats select one mem.
BET tom each State 10 constitute q com.
mllteO which shall consider the advisabil.
Ivy ol issuing an address TO the country
explanatory Of the position ot that ele.
msnt, The Committee 10 report 10 an.
other conference 10 be held later In the
PRESENT month.
This motion gave rise 10 considerable
discussion, mostly ol o ttiendly nature
and gave Mr., Allen, Of Mississippi, an op
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NEARINH rnK END.


The FGmlly'ot sx.ViOO President Davis Give
Him up.
CHICAGO, LIS, June 9l,-A special from
bloomington, ILL.,, says; The family ply
siClan OF ex'Vice President David Davis
have concluded that his end Ia approach.
ing, at least that he has but very little time
to live. They determined to-day to give
this information to the public believing II
to be no longer proper to conceal his true
condition. When Mr.. Davis was attacked
by the carbuncle on the shoulder about
May he was already reduced by diabetes.
No sooner did the carbuncle improve two
weeks ago than malignant erysipelas set
In, 80 that he 10 now. suffering from com
pllCation Of disorders.
Mr., Davis Is very weak and cannot read
the newspapers. Visitors are not allowed
to see him, A consultation OF his family
physician and medical men from Chicago
was held to-day.
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ONLY A BRANou RoAD,
What AIF. TsWnIsRd says about the O., I
&W, O0mpanylH PlRna.

&W. COmpApy'S Plans,
The Cleveland, LOrain 4 Wheeling
Railroad Company fled certificate Of in.
corporation with the Secretary Of State
Saturday for q branch line from West
Wheeling to Bellaire. An ISTRLIIdRScRR
reporter had little talk with Mr.. Oscar
Townsend Saturday, in which this matter
came up. Mr.. Townsend says the idea is
10 get traffic arrangement with the Bal
timore u Ohio Company, and to secure
local business at BsllaiIe. The terminus
practically remains where II has always
been, and there is no intention to reduce
the facilities for reaching Wheeling busi-
ness. On the contrary, the company still
hopes to someday have q line into this
city direct, as at frat designed, The
branch road TO Martins Ferry which has
been talked Of, Mr., Townsend says. is
rather an immature project yet, The
people Of Martins Ferry are moving to
secure such road, and the prospects are
mot uniavorable for success,
Mr., Townsend and Mr., Thornburg,
General Manager Of the road, have fitted
up fine cottages on the compauy's grounds
at Lake Chippewa, and will spend the
summer there with their fSmilts. This
resort is now the moss attractive within
easy reach Of Wheeling, The hotel ac-
are good, or liberal camp.
ing arrangements can be made, The fish.
Ing is fine, the bathing splendid, the row.
Ing perfect, and the pure air and safe sur. |
make Lake Chippewa the bts |
resort for families in this part Of the !
country. The grounds are In better shape
than ever before, and q person who can
not enjoy lifs there Is very hard to please.
The officials Of the road desire To get up
N excursion Of Wheeling people exclu-
lively this summer, knowing that II they
become familiar with the increased attrac-
ions Of the place they will return ire.
luently. They propose to furnish nice
coaches and make o quick run without
tops. Such an excursion would be very
IttractiVe.
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GIBSON IN RIroH1E.


epegtdl DRpdteA 70 hf hAellgeeF.
RITcHTE Q, a., W. Va, June 9l.-Hon
Eustace Gibson spoke here this afternoon
to a large crowd, nine ont OF ten being
Republicans, No enthusiasm whatever
was exhibited by the few Democrats pres.
ent. Gibson was not greeted with asingls
cheer.
He admitted bad state Of affairs at
present, but claimed that the last Rspub.
llcan administration was responsible for
this. The close Of his talk was about the
lack Of navy and the grants to railroads.
He neglected, however, to explain his
vote on the 0lsomUrHarine bill, and
Richie county farmers who are grumbliug
at the low price Of butter crinclzsd him
numerically,
Gibs n became discouraged and only
spoke for thres-quartsFs Of an hour. 1t 10
believed, however, that the Democratic
leaders have accomplished the job Of SET
ting up solid delegation for him.
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WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The laborer
who were on-the drsdge boat which was
burned here on Saturday night, have all
been found. With the exception Of VIM.
SChaefier they all escaped without injury.
Schaeher's burns are considered very
serious, although the attendants at Proyl.
denCe Hospital report to-day that the
patient is doing as we'll as could be ex.
pectsd. Besides other terrible burns, the
hssh from SChaetIef's feet was almost
entirely burned away, and In this condi
tion he walked from the banks Of the
Potomac TO fifteenth street, where he fell
exhausted. The damage TO the dredge Il
estimated a. S75, 600, on which there Is ar
insurance Of S25,OOO
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a1Ansr0S q AppEA1
To the Electors Of EI,nburE-A Prayer of
Reason and safety.

To the Electors Of EliHburg-A Prayer Of
Reason and safety.
EpINBuRo, June 2l.-Mr. Gladstone ad-
dressed another large and enthusiastic
meeting here to-day. In the course Of bis
speech he said 1t was irksome to always be
compelled to refer t Ireland, but that
this was due to the Tories who blocked
the way 80 that the Government could
not get rid Of the question and proceed to
the other business Of the empire. He re.
lied, he added, upon the peoples energy
to clear the line now and allow the train
Of progress To 90 on 10 its destination.
Continuing Mr.. Gladstone said that he
did not complain Of the secession Of Lord
Harrington and Mr.. Bright. They were
a small fraction Of the Liberal party. They
had abandoned its traditions. which
we're honorable regarding Ireland.
Mr.. Gladstone further said that he
hoped they would not let slip agolden op.
poftunity which does not often occur,
especially in the case Of Ireland. The re.
lection Of the Home Rule bill would not
settle the question and bring peace, but
there would be the same miserable round
OF contention. He asked them to listen
to prayer reduced TO the limits ot rea-
son aud safety.
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Tns years meeting Of the Democratic
State Committee Is to made on occasion oi
more than ordinary interest, II we cor.
reclly understand the programme. In Rd'
ditlon to members oil the committee many
gentlemen prominent iu the party are ex.
pectel to be present for consultation. 1t
isthought that on Monday next Parkers'
burg will look very much as II Conven'
ton were lowering near.
There is certain work which Is regarde d
as necessary in advance Of the formal
opening Of the campaign, and there are
some slight differences Of opinion touch
Ing party management which, 1t is hoped
may be satisfactorily adjusted.
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BOsros, June gl.--A Halifax special to
the Adptniser says that both shore aud
bank fishery has been most succeesful In
New Foundland. HAllbut and codheh are
particularly abundant and the hsh are
iavenous and easily caught The 81
tohn's telegram bitterly denouDcee ht
Canadian Govefnmeht iot freely aHofdtna
fishery privileges 10 the Portuguese Jewl
which they refuse OF altemptto refuse Z
Americans, Sit Ambfoge Shea has gone
p England Ia connection With French
shore dihculHso,
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A,,1st,se NJ, Vb.wb. iAlu,

LONDON, Juns 81 The Standard attacks
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain ior what II calls
"binllng at teunitihg with the Liberals"
II saysi "Mr. Chamberlain has nov said
enough and more han enough about his
personal BachHces OIhef men who are
totally silent about them have made much
greater saCfinces than he. Mt. ChAmhef.
lain would do well 10 confne himself 10
the future 10 the general merits Of tue
Home Ruls controversy As much as pos