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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
CLOSING PaIoss Of BOSTON STOCKS.


THURSDAY. June 1O-P VI.
last rght's late boom in thc sto. a market was uI
iz.l today for some heavy realizing sales. Yet i''
market possesses 40 Oh character apart from th
manipIlations OF lea ling operators that It TOOK me
stocks which poured ny,n It "a freely - waite.
tnl ia the carly dealings marked further fractional
advances. without any heavy declines for the da'
The only sign - manipulation dnrint tho "ho' Gag
Was IN ne movements OF ContrIl and II is'n "heh'
tte after midday tho market began 20 indicate fnn
and there wal, some hesitation in tae general buying tAe
price OF Contrl ant Hudson was fap-y advanced 10
lOSss % 1919; TIC eject was 70 siidrn Tie
backbone OF the whole market and INC
rrocrss Of realizing WAS renewed ant c'nliHu'I
to the end Central and Hudson finally co''a
UNCHANGED qt 1855 The general list shows hnll oe-
.,e. d. 3,se Der cent and exceptionally Lake ahJre
ana og.sl'le and Nashville cacn l. Western Union 49,
AMI Cou.o lated Ca. = per cont. On the other nan l.
Canada Southern, Central ~ Nc"-Jets'y, AM I"'l"'
Mall show small gains and Cleveland, Col"n'r''
Cincinnati ant indianapolis ehn or is p.E
cent The market was helped by a nooi of favorable
REPORTS from chicago. and not word ahout any cutting
OF rates While The days operations may Indicate Il
temporary lower range " values reaction of2D5 per
oonuecause OF tho transfer OF consicrIole qu"h'''S
Of stocks from largo to smaller holders II ID no way
Affects tic general situation or changes tle c"H"HoI'
which are basis for tho advances already made IS
not at all unlikely that some OF tho lar-er oper-
ators have been induced TO make partial real
z4nons because OF ie'r OF whli nay ne
immediate course OF INC speculation IA
Tnion N.tvithsfsnlias That stock has recently been
well supported II is not generally beloved tht sucn
-rnuar las c.n4ultel from auy OF the ohrfs "l t-o
INV and ir IS iIo 70 attempt 20 conceal thar the
ceuiaur's recent statements together WIFI tie Wr h"
land lines which on one side lciuia
those OF the BpitmOro anu ono ant the United Lln@s
.uf alsu Lle War srcu thg Ctnlo cOnpSn.cs nave
cfat som. unea- the minds OF largo operators
who po-sc.s faith in the permanent Improvement ln
c,u,er-la affair. generally and railroad properties IN
n,r1cuar Therefore. Whatever decline may occur In
Inc general u.t probably be measured by small hc
urr Tonight ihe market close! fairy steady DAt 30.
wi % au unsettled tone -. .
oycraucnt bonds were quiet and steady oNcen. tua1
Tic b Is Tor tle 81 lover. Annexed "io t"o
clOsing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June 10 (SpeciGD. THE July option
opened at 7l5s this morning AT 70 ones rose 10
75ls cents Cudahy was a buyer AM good many out
side orders from persons IN the Northwest "iere
the crop has sustained serious DANA Tic shores be-
came anxious and the price OF July marcaei MP 10 -
cents The fglres settled DacA som" bnt TIE se'huS
wa. not Important. whce' being he ccntrs ~ az ''-
ton n;te was done IN corn, while @ large rccc rs ~
ho-' ras .e rroysiens weak TIE following 1Hs no
rtnge OF prices on ta- regular DOar 0.isY. ir coso
~ . ID D. in US: aIly wheat. 40 ofn.sj Jty c"f'
31s. 0957a cents; July oats. ~ rHn'ft JuF pork,
- 80, Juy lard. 20 l2is: July rib. IS 3D. rus on
.Irly wheat sold At 732. cents cas- o. jay "-es1'
~ c.ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
rEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1899
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IosDOs June ls-l33U r-Atlantic and Great "e'lIh
Sr-t Mortgage Trustees Certificates, 49, Cana"sh
t1i, Erie 2 q; do second Cons0s o6isi - ram Nol
mon gis SeG.YOTk Central IOJ 81 PennsylvAl@ o"+'
RI aiding. ia
Bank OF ENGLAND reduced ts OF discount from
J per cent 10 l. per cent -.
lo u.raris adycos quote Three Pcr 'ent heh'eS NJ
- francs % cenfimes for the account ,,,..
i"NroN June 10 p. m-Atianu' ana GREAT WrS' tt
First Mortgage Trustees Certlnct"s. - ana" dn H.
citc. ~ Eus @-l-. 20 second consos 20 ~ Ta"'
Common. ga. Ncw-YorN Central, 1854: Rea'ung IL
llndson Bay Company. 49, .ccooo
Tho bullion rho OF England has increased soooo'o
dnring the past week. ,.-,,..
The proportion Of tho Ban OF E1g Gland reserve TO liability
which last week 3, 7l6 per cent IS now oJ'2 per
nc amount % lnlOn gone into tho Bank OF Ehglah 'h
balance today Is 4 i0Ol o.,
~ m Pans quote fhroe For Cont iIents ~ -
francs % icrp MT ana tAciius' VI i''h-
don NJ . francs 9 y confines for Clecls ,,. ,
Hi.ilN. june statement or tH lmpfrN ,n" q"
Germany shows an increase n NS' lOp marks
PARE. iuue lO.rhe weekly statement nI tie b~nN "
France shows decrease Of 62j1cOo francs IN god ana
4,lyU.UVO francs silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

FLOUR AID RNarSet icyo ao s u yer
se, Il ini WITH Shippers buying ia limited way ana ana
& ",.2s eSo'so , n. nno-ota E1ta al . oss6
Tor including ch1e 10 f'so,i." rs"i'
FOR cogl1on 10 cool ard - - Tor GOO to Shoee
80 P'ls oo f5 5. 10 pe ae = s. az Is VIII sa
iat'er ior sucy wn,er Wheat; 100 Obl- olty Mn
due at - 5oo.; -. Extra 40 = a.. - loasS ~;
ext cS,mo, Fancy ~ ro,a ss,r. wcscr
y 70 5r 70 rytr, ONO e ar57, loot Good
cen :; j1rst90 Kre MIXTURE - 5o@ - 80 stralais
80 - lor, Common e., F',r esrs lassi S Fa'l %
I.,e. a D a. 81 souia Amerc1 "a iasi % market
c,s,nt III .sOUrHLRN fLoUi'-Jni. ail de d an E
,,ood ana os0-3 or Tor Gooi TO choice .;-f - +;
FLOUE aL Prices gl.aa dse,d4 clin H. a"'t co r.
M.1i a. s',ghtir in b1rcr, favor a rnoler't. IT,
aury -',s go bbs sa-an,ro at - 49, And 90 Dds
unsettled cash I es cDg9ei
.'i ,ien '.e' '-', : q ~ -', M r.as ia .c
All oloo steady al o above 'le h'as Dli' S'
.f U. Dab tnis 10 Sc 'rca. an, tl ;, I'm ~ sale.
8o 9,ooj bG5L Iture 10000 bush spot. including s o.
ius1 -c olo.ing sac. DO for August isa 81 81
co ror t,.o'or rs SO closnr at ~. 10 ior
begeao'c c,.t. ., .c d. Tor fe6rGarv ~ saoe c.o,
in otoc 40 or "eh %, e fl. ,a 99 ' 81 =
ags'r co.9s - TX Hs,',' -s,a5,i ~
rAuLiY NAIL ul ana gueeaas - ale 'or 20 e'h p
nMrcr.' fv.- sh lots closing Qiic aDt % OPTIONS
org.'i X va a ~ 's ne rmcs. it, cx1or and
oae ge oo, s sies 9i2 GOO ea'a iassr- TO,
ols $40. sad go .r.l'e n ndns si.t'i ~ a ~ 10
.,ixea 4 i,oi.tc m elevator 49, tiqc afeat No
49, .9r J c, a. ~ g. o do Tor ',e9tcbcr
Mum rri,as aHenc arm tscg advanced h9ic. taeg
l.5 tl- advance declined i. and o.s,t NY ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

Centrifugal at s 7-lec. Refined nrmer, bns guisa
Cutoaf 67.s7c Crushed ss7" CaSes az con.
fecfioners 6isc coffee standard ~ 1907 Conce o1
4 SIC White Extra 5aa5 $780, Exus y ot~'>c' "
sTgEKINE~in fair demand sales 80 tcs CITY ~
5asc OIeomargarne quoted a. g. 20 &c ,.,,o 1,,~
TALLOW- ksrly active and shade >troneer fi'"oN
ouoted at 4l9c sales. 100000 lbs 4bHlhr, .-.
Foreign m bona has sold more irreIy Ior esvh
and shipments have mSteTlaiy nnneea %
supply foreign wool here while piices nave
toTaly advanced The rsceipts OF DomeHe nsye
bee he Market remained oniv
sod AZ gc Fine Deainc ~ pc, OHIO az 3lc 0print
California AZ l9a2lc spring and Fall WeseIb ichss -
lfc. SCOnrcd CsfOfnia at &c. DO fu n AZ ave, h~ho
elaine at "a 03Jc. ana \ Clothing al Jfc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE.
PEI, yorla R,psr. Vess.ls ant Rtttro1fs.
CrVERAI. MARKET REPORT.

cOFFFF-por Brazil the market T. du ana ea'er
sl.c fur Rio contract tralny ma, ~ =
hight while values have been We i~er hH.e' De1.' W.
ard unchanged and az points tecine q. in
lows January 80 go FeernarL 100 a. n oD H4y;
a. 81. September. 75j0IGo' Octo1er. q 30 40
November 75o07.jb December Io0@rO S"es'
1851 hlgA Mild grades quef. 49, 80,
COTrON SPOT Cotton quiet and llSc lower. Silo' ~
balls Il b4los evening". AL Tor consumption FORT
receipts 7l bales comparing with DOB OAes ths "y lAsI
wcek and 80 bales tiis day Last year. ..
fft l4rn4- d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

ST. LoyA June lO-Flonr steady XXX 81 oogS- 20; n
81 io9s2 rs Family s. 10 as IS, cnoioa - SsSs1 sS
Fancy as 1914 so PaIontA 81 og1sl Do tuiv ~
August Tile Corn dull No Mixed CasG- 81 CO &C.
June. le.c. July 81 Osts duli NJ 80 a, Stc
IGa l6s.c.' Juns 26oi july. 24c i've wax a. %,
Barcy-There Is no market Butter 9nes go al 90
81 Oh Timothy. tlJ 70. Ptarie. =. 10 a. ~
l6e Al mill Corn Msai steady AZ o. %. whlsss ~ ~
PORK sd 90 administrations clear % % snoss h ~
IS short Clear So 80 Lsrs stnAiT oo % o.. Corn
s1 ooo pusn Oats 10000 oasn- 900 ousn: Bsrsy;
1000 pssn phpmsnts-tiour. 5000 poisi " hsab ovuv
busn Corn. l1.O0U pasL oAsA lsooo ousa' N.Y.
900 puah,; 6AHlag mona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
~ cnrRr ~ ArPEALs.

SARATOGA, June 1O--ln the Court OF Appeals
TO- s. tlie 10 OWNS causes were argued;
SD. BIN tie matter OF the probate Of ho Will Of Eliza
J. Beckett -,... -.,., ~, ,,.., -
...,..,7 .-1l -
30 10 az par.cr and another a7mnistrauix etc,
res JJlrl ~ -ulo-fi7'is OF saratoga
County appellants
lT.r lowing is the day calendar ;or June Il:
Noale.l~ sos. J. p. % 80 and a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

rr.rrae. wheat from June - June 10, 80 1000
lrl ch, nv iron United state born a-tS ana M
crrsse oi maize 54oNO tushcs The "a pNenis Ir'n eau"
f.r1 ami Oie.. suce Hy l. 80 cannot lrVe IN fn pc
10 bee un atteF Nei tmh'f J. -,
roi be- ee aouoi 80 supplies ~ is crop season me
Dl-'r- ,.r.e sfar rom Pacific 80 es nav" boon
.ttotoo b,sht.s which bainr deduc,'d nom quantity I'D
-.a r Iuue IT, leaves o. 10000 bushels available iuS
season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
nnlrp ponr0 nanteO.

4 RESPECTABLEW WIDOW would hke'boarl
~ with farmers family shore she could Az horse So
fn among the mountains Address giving il pAu mars,
o.4f Terms, etc Mr.. J. LESLIE. No 90 West -zdst,
NewY0rk.
SXANrED.-CountryB Board for family, ionr
w adults and four children within two hours OF ely In
'A''''"0 IVA X 81. tribune Branch, 1873 Attn ave.
NlvA\YED.-Country board, within tnree
hours ~ CITY near station fOr family * four adults
Two and nurse requiring double and two sugis
roon ci three aud one seventeen 1nhs
Address with null particulars r. W. - West ibth It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
JUSTICE DAHRnTr on 4 REFEREES REPORT.

JbStltf bANNhiA 'N \ MI "''''
Mrs Wilhciiripa Gcppert having sueI Nltllam
iper FOR limited diyoo the ground OF cruelty lie IN
tr uei her Tor an absolute The case was Iterel
10 toinis who reported In favor ~ glNn te 1'
t,r Givu-c. requested custody liri TWO
t.-rs Ju.tCc RHieft las rciusct - c1nurn VA 'nI
pr TINT fhc referee failed f. cnnsi'r orr ihri ci
rerffrn~Iv i-ues" cu'rclN Cfeinc evidence mp lh~
IN urnc witness or tic hush md tat he rffeu ~ 10 ~
=hpnlt have been giNen mo
L., au. 90 Uloiuc testimony. that iie testlhODy "s IYt
prn .r, ,aa"n down AMI that the report is eHo,'"HFJ
Ciu.e. .,...,,.o -,.,o~, il f,con.
.. m Dry. Y = Impossible OIL maze sich h
S. , - lass OF solemn jui- acnt Of divorce IL mts
I-ult g lou-f l'Nt' on"
- ..t aside auc the parties should not again De SID
of le poguiariies The only lust course ~ NAT
ind fet namely trial before iUrv In open iuri
.rs nroYcrv framed W. ere there can he DO fnI, =
-fie IS % at tbs foreign W1rc7,es say OBJ
~ the court can Uc 4oltiis
s4.i-.l Nv thr Ntrd ct OF twelve mcn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
sptRITs OF TuRPENrINH

CrAaLEsT0s jane 10. -rurDeltino lniet ~ az - &C
BAyAKKAiL June lO.-lurOcntine nrm NJ ~
WILMINGTON une lO.-IurDentlna hrn at zse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

A NTrNrA the only known Cure for cAtarrh-
ACIlN Il one treatsl,ii. frcs
AETNA CO.. IS 9Th ave, ny.
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~
4 STANDARD OF olasascL


cooa Ordinary ..... Go Low Midhng...-..... -
AiIct Good Dr iinarg -. ia Mhtimg. ...--- o's
cartons dul Market openci ~ point advance ant
clnsed easY IN practcllIy last I.ght- pIlcesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
Avenue b. Henry Grimm No. 81 S"d Tor thai BY
,cs Power in the Jefferson Market roncs 00u''
ssr"sv an A charge OF selling mats on o""N"''
TIE COURTS.
SIZING A DIVORCED HUSBAND.
,s WE Monty ADVANCED BY THE WIFE VI
THE MOTHKR-IN-LAw

WE MONTY ADVANCED BY THE WIFE VI"
THE NORTHUMBERLAND .
Me Tllic Donnelly. young and pretty, Win
49, hlrc eyes, golden hair and sight ngu'e WINS g" :,
~ar,d In $40 in the theatrical hair dressing
:, 10 col West Twenty scventh-st She h'u So"0
80 in \ awnings banks and when william ny &c W
,.,ncd her hand ler mother thought thst nc n'u ,u'
he,ter of the bargain. After the marriage MS 'N''
law urrcd Lila TO obtain employment nc so'",'a
position es onductor tAe Third Avenue
soon lost u, Then his wife, as che says o. d" ~ "'
n ,oo,hcr in.aw advanced money with when Ie ia'c
unsuccessful ventures IN mo o"'."0' S'
tine he boarded with Mrs DouhclN. A.,
Auer a year or married lie Ky 'ett MS vic l." '
1850 and she obtained limited oNoioe. 4-' 81, .e
sued him tor - 735 50. claiming that she h"u 'o '
money from time TO tae. that sue had P"'u 'ne ''"
a,e INA, she had purchased furniture win her own
-. A. ,is request Tho action was tiled in the Court
:. c,.non Pleas before Chief Justice Larremore ana
,,,r ,,r. KYLE sat beside her counsel, john d. IoWh-
seud richly dressed I'm brown satin with closely i''s
tlae,-robcd -ilk mite trimmed ia BLACK eeaaT a .e
black hat With black ostrich feathers ana nun ~ ,
Il gauntlet alOves k!ie sat near ms lawyer "HI"D
'Flo o,vo tho items her nill AGAINST her hus-
hanl All, related that he insisted npou Der buying ,nS
furniture aayiug that sac must support NM .na 20
I.,,ca he. .itI tAst ntrnuOn ana that he Mouu ",
r. f fa Then X VIE sworo that he had borrowed
So" "ncg from Mrs. Donneiiy but none rom ms VIC,
tdf a.. had contrib lted what 10 couiu 'o ~.
,s,t an cord give her nothing. Before he wa, n@rfleI
be Nd been uni loyed on the SKIN Az e"e Ito "a
n, bean DISCHARGED because One day De was 700 V "
a.. 0 hi, car Mrs. sic. ell, was asked Dy MI
gONN~cnd; .,. l., no. lis.bapee1
rl ,OGr husband tell you why ho was discharged
from exc sixth Avenue lai.Ioaut ~, IT.
Ycs" sie answered quickly, "he said he was as
Wr ToNrIev-I aid hope Brother Townsend would Try
so. D,... s., .tlout doing this dud 90 thing.
Nj. rovnsond-lf the counsel knew 40" 20 NY c"''
himself flrt criticism might have some iofce.
t.i,f Justice larrenurc said the question WIS il-
,r,.r !. % Wa Withdrawn. Mr.. Kyle ldehuNei ne,
I'm "a certificate members up IN the hnltuiS o,
1sNN M t the cat az ~ Is s.
go o al ofrcI II A. security FOR the money she hal
advanced linn and size mad refused IL fAe Jury ale
lous deiDeIaton, arn0uuccl yesterday 'h"' IL ""S '
vc.sible g. acree ana was discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11


Y., Oh market closed yesterday with prices only
,so- uudcr Tie tua figures OF last saturday III spite OF
iIe news rat tne sntn No vel nad increased ~ pro
rIc,i. o. deeper drilling TO 100 barrels Al honr ms
vel es 10 The northwest Of the Dyer developments and
hc.I- show tnaj a good yield from the Washington
Io1utv pool Doe relied on. OtDcr wells are
1rlu IN tie neighDOrhuOd. Inc opsniDg az excited
An nfst saics made at O440o1-4 cents. against
g. cnis Wednesday night But after ne hrst hall
Lour me market rcIapscd INTO dnucsa The total record
al tho dav light and tue closing dealings were inlf
sts.tly al 1147- cents although tAr nmth no. wen
ran M its Weld 80 barrels hour THIS docs tlle
moe however, than naao Tor the iainng OH ~ we
" Ia ed caller. The Ball no. well IN The Gordon
pool ws not opened and operators do not mink
that Il Will u ia one. Inc market seems 10 or
Supported people who bay Oh because they thhA
A. ch-ap around % spd DO heavy operator APP
hazard the experiment O selling snort
The market closed dull ami steady.
The prices and the tOtal dealings a. the CON
solidated Exchange we're as follows:
Opening ................ 64S observation-disclosures. CT
Highest 80 81 e
hales 'VVo
Rehu OIL was unchanged AZ z cents per gallon.
BRADFORD. Penn. Juas 10 Crude OIL National
Transit Certificates opened at Ga aud closed AT 20 81
highest, Co; lowest CAS- clcararces, 203600o bar
fels.
OIL CITY. Penn, June 1o-Crude Oii-National Transt
Certificates opened at 647s and closed at c4< highest
s.; lowest 81 sales 25s 900 barrels; clearances.
e746OOO barrels; chsrteYs 40 9si barrels; shipnons,
V,6l5 barrels; runs, ~, $3.50 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JuNE TO-
THE GENERAL LIST.

ACTUAL sALga Closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11
GOVERNMENT BOEDS.

.Ix dividend
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08
STEAMER FOUNDERS
AND ALL ON HOARD ARE LOST,
The United Steamer Manhattan Goes Down
Suddenly In a Heavy Gale, aud Her
Grew Numbering ITenty.tlys Men
Lose Their LivsSby Drowning,

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 7.-The
United States steamer Manhattan
iouudered at $3.50 this morning two and
one'halt miles of this hRrbor, and sank
Immediately, carrying with her all on
board, It Is supposed that the crew Of the
steamer Manhattan numbered twenty-five.
The Manhattan came into this port yes
tsrday afternoon for shelter, and started
out presumably for New York about nine
o'clock this morning, The wind was
blowing o gale and tremendous sea was
running, Just after passing the break.
water and getting into the full force Of
the gale blowing up the Sound she was
seen by William King, an oyster dealer,
liying'at Oyster Point. He watched her
through glass, and as she appeared to be
laboring heavily and was evidently in
distress, he ran to q telephone and tried
10 notify some oi the tugs In port, When
he returned the vessel was still to be seen,
and In trouble. A few minutes later mot
over three) she had disappeared and
nothing could bs seen.
He is Of the opinion that she went down
with all on board. lie Rtatss that under
the most favorable circumstances she
could not have steamed out Of sight In
side OF twenty minutes. The tug Alert
went down TO the breakwater this after.
noon, but was compelled to return with
out going outside, owing to the high wind
and heavy seas. There Is no way OF posi.
lively confirming the identity Of the yes.
sci tonight, or to gain full particulars, as
nothing In the harbor could live through
such sea. Wreckage coming ashore con.
sists Of woodwork, apparently inside
cabin work, breadstufs, biscuit, oil cans,
etc.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-The steamer
Manhattan, which is reported 10 have
foundered off New Haven this morning, is
areyenue cutter. The chief Of the Revenue
Marine says she was o staunch screw
steamer Of about l25 tons, and carried
crew Of twenty-five men. She was
commanded by Lieutenant D. F. Lo-
sier, who is regarded as one OF the
ablest oGlCers In the service, and 1t Is the
opinion Of the Chief OF the Revenue
Marine that she could not have ioundered
unless asthe result OF some extraordinary
accident, The officers OF the cutter were
Second Lieutenant W. s. Holland, execu-
tive officer; Third LteutenantJ. O, Harris,
engineer James Ordan and assistant
engineer Willis Pidcock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08
11rrLE's pErEAr
iiy Campbell Only Accomplished by Two
vOtes-Conl OIL Doodle.

iIy Campbell Only Accomplished by Two
vOtes-Coai OIL Doodle.
XKSiA, o., Nov. 0.-An error Of one vote
has been found in the tally.shcets Of Yel.
low Springs Township, which cuts the ma.
jorlty Of ]. E. Campbell, candidate for
Congress from the Seventh Congressional
District, down to two. The mistake was
discovered by Squire j. W. Hamilton, Of
yellow Springs, who Catne 10 Nenia this
afternoon to Investigate the matter. The
error has been corrected at the Clerk's of
Gee.
There 10 rumor floating around that
one Of the coal.oll gang voted thirteen
men who were ton.fssidsnts at tho Filth
Ward on Tuesday, and thero are said 10
DO other Irregularities there that should be
investigated,
Mr, fitLle states that he shall make no
attempt al a contest oi the election Unless
there ID direct evidence oi gross fraud, and
II there should DO such evidence he will
contest the election whether the next Oon'
EresB be Democratic or Republican,
whether there be Auy ptospscIs ol anCcegl
or not, simply % be owes D duty 10 bill
country aud his party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-08
THE GREAT STRIKE
ArTHEouIoAeoPAoKrNe HOUSES,
Tho Knights of Labor Issue an OHlo lal o
cular Ip Regard to the Causes of the
Strlks-Two Regiments Ordered to
Report for duty To-day.

CHICAGO, Nov, 7,-TheTe was no dis
turbAnCe worthy Of mention.At the stoCh
yards to-day, Armour & Co., report thai
eight hundred cattle we're slaughtered In
their establishment. II is now known
that the strikers committee formally
presented their demands to the packers
yesterday, They asked for the eight hour
system and scale Of wages slightly less
than the one In force for ten hours, The
packers refused to entertain the proposi'
ton and the strike was ordered, The
strikers sent committees around TO.
day TO induce the men still
at work to quit, In many
instances, especially with the firemen
aud engineers, the attempt was successful,
A number Of packers held conference IN
Armour's office to-day, but they declined
to talk about the proceedings, Several
largely attended meetings OF the strikers
were also held. The Deputy Sheriff., did
not leave their barracks during ths day,
all detail work being done by the regular
Town or Lake police. The great maiori-
ty OF the stoCkers remained away from
the yards. Ono hundred more Deputy
sheritls arrived in the evening, making
the total force 800.
The strike committee OF Knights Of La
Dor Of District Assembly No. 81 has is
sued the following official statement Of
the grievances OF the men, and desire Its
publication as the official utterance Of the
only committee authorized to furnish q
statement covering the reasons for the
strike:
Fearing that the position OF striking
employees Of the union stock yards will be
misunderstood, we make the following
statement in regard to the situation.
When the men returned to the ten hour
system q few weeks ago, by order of I, b.
Barry, there was great dissatisfaction at
the loss OF tho eight hour day, and II is
doubtful II they would have returned had
they not been made 10 believe that
the return TO work was but temporary
retreat, and that In the near future, when
opportunity offered, they were again to
reclaim the eight hour day. This op-
portunlty was furnished by the employee
In the beef houses Of Swift 4 Nelson and
Morris going out on Q strike, the two
houses which had continued the eight
hour day until last Monday. The attempt
on their part to re.establish tho ten hour
system met with refusal on the part Of
their men. This, coupled with the im.
piled understanding that the porkmen
were also to make an effort in the near
future IN this direction, Is responsible for
the present strike.