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AN INTEREs ting EVENT.
over n Hundred COnVicts Con
nrmed I'm the Illinois Peni'
Tertiary.

JOLIET, Ill, June THE Joliet
penitentary was the scene OF most
interesting event yesterday forenoon.
II was the comforting OF the rite OF
confirmation on III convicts by Arch
bishop Feehan OF Chicago. The cere'
monies were conducted In the pres
encs Of large number OF outsiders,
and occurred In the prison chapel.
The chapel was nicely decorated With
flowers Tor the occasion, and each
convict was provided with bunch Of
white flowers 10 pin upon his breast.
AT 8 o'clock the archbishop CON-
mencsd the confirmation, assisted by a
number OF priests Of CHICAGO, st.
Louis and Joliet. As the convicts adj
Vanced 10 the altar each man I anded
the archbishop a paper upon which
was written the convict's name. P1o-
nouncinR the name, the archbishop
dipped his finger in chalice OF oil
held by an attendant, and making
cross on the forehead Of the kneeline
men said, al sign thee with the sign
OF the cross aud confirm thee with
epritm OF salvation in the meme o.
TIE Father and Of the Son and Of the
Holy Ghost" The convict orchestri
rendered come excellent music suitable
10 the occasion,
Among tho7e confirmed were SOM
of the worst criminals in the West,
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JACKSON, TENN.
commencement Exercises OF the
N. q. RemaIe Institute
IsrEoIAL 70 THE AFFEAL.l

JACKSON, TEEN, June The com
mencement exercises Of The Memphis
Conference Female Institute OF this
city began Sunday with the com
mer cement sermon by the Rev. N.
NJ. Long OF Memphis, and It is nothing
but Justice TO one OF your distinguished
divines 10 gay that bis sermon Sunday
was one Of the prsndest that 1t was
cur pleasure ever TO bear. The vsst
audience present was held spell
bound for an hour or more py MS
eloauence and matchless reasoning;
We are satisfied that his sermon will
be the ciowning g DRY OF the exercises
this year.
w. Jones, president OF tbs M. O. +.
Institute, died Saturday night, In
conseq sequence Of which tle exercises
will be- postponed until tomorrow.
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THE EUROPEAN BOURSES.
BUSINESS ON THE LONDON STOCK
EXCHANGE QUIET.
Money Very Cheap at Paris and I'm
sound Speculation PlOurlshing
General Foreign News.

LONDON, June Discount is quoted
at | for three months aud / for short
The Bank of Epglapd reserve this
month is the lowest June reserve Tor
ten years. The necessity to replace
bullion before the autumn drain rem
ders a reduction OF discount improba-
BILE, although outside rates continue to
recede. Business on the stock ex-
change continues quiet and there is no
sptct Of activity. The uncertain
condition Of political affairs is damag-
ing butiness and ourtailing speculation.
Toe imitation Of prices on the bourses
OF the Continent, aud especially on the
Berlin exchange, indispo'es the public
TO deal in foreign government secuIi'
ties. Business in American and Cana
dian railway securities hiss been active
because the revenue statements oil the
important Esst' IN trunk lines show
good effects from increased business
and higher rates. All the Vanderbilt
stocks are strong. A speculative
CLIQUE which cold West Myosore min
ing stocks before the al o;meut, was
severely cornered and had 10 pay elC
for shares on which rs Cd had been
originally paid. The committee OF the
London Stock Exchange refuse to iu'
teIfere in the Gaze.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Riot ar BeITast,

BELFAST, June THE funeral OF
Curran, the young man who lest his
life by drowning during the recent
Orange-O Catholic riot, took place to-
day. The body was followed to the
cemetery by a procession OF 1000
Catholics. A body of Orangemen
pelted stones at the procession, and
the Catholics 10 retaliation made an
assault on the 0Iangemen, and drove
them away. A number of shos were
fred, one man was stabbed, and sew.
eral persons were cut in the head.
Finally the police succeeded in restor:,
ing order. The Catholics smashed
the windows Of the Broadway Linen
factory. There was some further dis
turbance later in the evening.
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PRINTERS IN CONVENTION
ANIMAL NETTING OF The INTER
NATIONAL UNION.
The Election OF Onicers to Be Held
Wednesday-The Candidates
Stereotype Plates.

PrrrsEuRe. Pa. June THE
thirty-Iourth annual session OF the
International TypoRraphical Union
wss opeped at 10 O'Clock this morn.
Ing at Lafayette Hall. The meeting
was called to order by President mar
lin r. II. Witter Of st. Louis.
After prayer by Rev. Il. X. Donahoo
NJ this CITY, President Gourlsy OF the
Select Council welcomed the dele
yates and teDdeIed them the freedom
President Wittef responded for the
Union and then declared the convenl-
ton open for the transaction oil tu4i'
NEE. :, 80 -,
yates, from all sections oil the country,
presented crede initials.
Messrs. Mccormick cf Indianapolis,
Amison Of Nashville, Ramsey OF Alex
andIis. Va, Scott Of Toronto and XIII
ringer of Toledo, were appointed
Committee on Credentials.
Mr. Wright Of Washington offered
the following, which was unssimously
Besolped. That the International
Typographical Union Of North Amer
lea in &C INVENTION assembled In the
city of Pitttburg, respectfully and
ntstly request the passage by the
CDR cress Of the United States Of House
hill No, 7478, known as the Foran bill,
restoring the wsgss Of the employees OF
the government printing office in
Washing on TO the rates paid prior TO
the passage Of the act OF February IL,
1877, reducing the same.
Resolved, That the secretary be and
Ia hereby ins ructed TO forthwith tele-
graph the foregoing resolution 70
Congressman 0'Neil, chairman oil the
Committee on Education and Labor,
OF the House OF Re representatives OF the
United States.
The convention then adjourned I'M
iii tomorrow morning.
This afternoon the delegates attend
ed a picnic at McKee's Rocks, aud also
visited Davis Island Dam. The con
ventiou will not adjourn finally before
Saturday. :,
The election Of officers will probably
take place on Wednesday.
The candidates Tor fTebluent WIZ
ter's place are William Aimiton O
Ma hyille. Tenn, Charles Stiyers o
Chicago, Joseph Labadle Of Detroi
and John Franey Of Buffalo. Nj
Aimison Is member Of the Tepnefss
Legislature. He Is considered a yer
strong candidate, and viii have tn
entire support Of The Southern deleg'
ton. For First vice-PIesident job
r. Winters is mentioned, and for tn
Second Vice Pi esident Charles Gamt
we'll OF Philadelphia is candidate 10
reelection, rs Is also Il y. Mclntos
OF Philadelphia for Secretary an
Treasurer. He will be opposed b
William d. Kelly of New York an
jeremiah Mshoney Of Philadelphia
For Chief Organizer David p. BJye
OF Columbus is candidate for n
election.
The fight OF the conven ion promise
to be on the subject OF stereotyp
plates, and a Teso u,ion will be o
Tered providing that such plates sha
not be used in union Offices under an
circumstances.
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Irnn ana Steel WORKER,

PIrTsBuRo, PA, June THE Con-
yention Of the AmRlgamated Associa'
ton Of Iron and Steel Workers was
taken up to-day entirely with com
mittee work. Il IL stated that the
Committee on Good Of the Order will
unanimously recommend to the asso-
citation 10 decline the proposition to
Join the Knights Of Labor. The offer
Of Slmuel Duff Of Steubenville, o., to
donate forty acres Of gre und Tor the
erection Of n cooperative mill will also
be rejected. The Wages Committee,
II is said, has about decided to recon-
mend the present scale OF So per ton
for puddlinP.
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PRIVATE CouNsELOR
CHANCERY SALE
REAL EsTATE.

No. 2l5. R. D.-Chapoery Court Of Shelby
county e. Smith vs.. M. Owen
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
D sale entered in the above cause on the
18th day Of May, 1886, NJ. B. So, page 5g7 /,
I will sell st public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front the Clerk and Masters
ofioe, courthouse Of She BY county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, June IL, 1855,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, to-wit;
Lots !, and 6, Of the subdivision made in
this cause in the year ISIS. as shown by re-
port fled herein April u, 1873.
Lot fronts south side Of GayOso street 50
feet, with depth OF about 40 feet.
Lot fronts same street SS feet, with about
the same depth.
Lot fronts same street 30 feet inches,
with depth Of about s. feet.
To the. plan Of subdivision reference 10
here made.
Terms Of Sale-on credit Of six, twelve,
eishteen and twenty. four months, purchaser
executing otes with approved security bear
ing terest from gate; hen retained and re-
demptiOn haued. This May ~, 1885,
s. /. MoDuW ELL, Clerk and Master.
By Il. 2, Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master
Poston 4 Poston, Solicitors,
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no.non,nhln nrnrrinla

Never deceive the public, but beware Of the
Cheap john druggists who otter yo,p1 plaster
an or "Cspsicine," and tell you il is sub
staptially the same IS the genuine Benson
Cansine Plaster, or even better. They ask
les. for the Imitation, for Il costs less; eut
80 The reputatioe OF Bensou's as the only
plsster possessing actual and hish curative
suelities is the result OF many years expert
msnt and honorable dealings on the part OF
the Proprietots; and oO0O physiclans, phaI.,
ever made. protect yourself against deep
ton by buying " reputable dealers only,
and avoid mis- axes b. personal examine,
ten The go.uiae has the thre, seas
trademark, aud IN the eeDter is cut tue Nofa
uCapcine.H
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sIHndered by Protestant Clergy men.

DUBLIN, June 7.-ArchbishopW Walsh,
speaking at Rathmines, said he had
been grossly s'audered by Protestant
cleraymen, who represented him as
stating that the Catholic Church was
not content with mere equality, but
insisted upon supremacy. This senti-
ment, he Faid, was utterly foreign to
his idea Of the subject. He only asked
equality, fair play and no iavors, and,
under an altered condition Of things,
he hoped to claim similar privileges
for his Protestant fellow.countrymen
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Labor troubles at CummInEs.

OHIcAao, ILL.,, June THE Rock
Island Railway Company succeeded
in moving ont four cars Of nails made
by non-union workmen this alter
noon, consigned to II at Cummings.
The rails were "soaped," but this oc
casloned no serious delay. When he
engine started out with the cars few
OF the women, Carrying children, de-
liberately threw themselves on the
railroad track, but were removed by
the police before the approach of the
opufna
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insensible. Employees Of the railroad
came to his ass'stsn,e, and the tight
became gene raj. A dozen or mole oil
the Socia lists were badly cut. -Four
Of the principals were arrested and
taken to the Long Island City station.
DR.. Nelson fewed up Elk large wounds
in Aldermen Murray's head. Social
istic pamphlets were found on the
prisoners.
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Ereirht Train wrecked.

NEw PEMBROKE, 0NTo June IA
Canadian Pacific freight train went
through the bridge at Petewana, ten
miles west of here, to-day. Oonduc.
tor williams was instantly killed and
a number OF others seriously injured
The engine aud tender came safely
over, and was at once dispatched tc
Pembroke with all the wounded who
could bs found, and returned will
two doctors.
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PARIS, June THE extreme cheap
ness of money on the Bourse during
The past week stimulated uusound
speculation. Private discount closed
at 3 per cent. Canal shares clofed al
443. Sugar refuers ct the various
ssapoIts Of France are opposed to the
bill extending tho tax on sugar &c
countries outside of Europe. As
compromise they propose that rehneri
be allowed to work sugar in boz d
provided the product be re'expoIteC
within three months An allo ment
OF So per cent. has been made to sub
scribeIs 10 the Cuban mortgage bone
issue.
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Lvpch,nr An north Carolina

CHARLOTTE, N. O., June ALFRED
Long, who is charged with the muir
der, robbery and burning OF the
bodies Of A. J. Mcbride and wife, to-
gether with the house and contents,
was lynched about five miles from
Lexington Yesterday, He made full
confession Of his guilt.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF -
REAL ESTATE.

No. 1854, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-State Of Tennessee Vs. Emily
BY virtue Of an interIocutory decree for
IN sds Sy S Of May, 1855, NJ. B, IS, page iO6,
/ will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
office, Courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
saturday, June 10, 1855,
within legal hours, the following deseribet
property, situated iniShelby county, Tenn.'
to-wit;
street, and running back IT'S leet: Sold %
the property OF Emily Sackett, ". W. Luck
u Part Of lot I, block So, southeast corner Of
Gayoso and fernando streets, 25x6S feet.
Sold as the property of the Workingmen's
Building and Loan Association, u. buenlg-
Part Of lot 9, block SO, east side Of Her
| rando street, adjoining Carter, 45xl35 feet.
Part of lot 9, block 49,, east side Of Her
nando street, north Of MaydwelPs, S1llo
Let 2, block As: Beginning at a point on
the south side OF Beale street, 81 feet east OF
| the corner of BeaIe and Causey streets
thence southwark with Johnson's line %
feet; thence eastward % feet; thence north
ward rs feet TO Beale street; thence weet-
| ward with the south side of Beale street q
| feet to beginning. Sold as the property OF
| Rocco Boggiana and others.
Terms Of Sale-0n a credit Of six months;
note with security, bearing interest re-
CURED; lien retained; redemption pared
AH S. i. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByH.F. Walsh, ID. G. and NJ.
f. H. and G, W. Heiskell, solicitor.
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Mining Disaster.

wmKEsBARRE, Pa, June T. Six
miners were badly, burned by an ex-
plosion of gas this morning in the
Mineral Spring Colliery. The injuries
of two ara considered fatal, and those
OF the Others are very serious. The
men had entered the mine after the
fire boss had notified them that all
was safe.
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nrutnIIy AssauIIed BY Socialists.

NEW YORK, June last night
party Of Bohemian Socialists, who
had attended q picnic in Newtown,
crowed into the depot OF the Lorg
Island railroad to take the train TO
Long Island City. Thsy we're very
noisy and boisttrous after drinking
much beer, end wanted 10 fight. Al
derman Murray Of Long lslaDd City
was in tie depot, and, wi bout sny
provo a ion, Eve Of tie b heul'ns
assguited HIM with flung shots, and
beat him about the head unit he was
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rhn ChnYenne snn.nance

ST. PAUL, MINI, June IA Miles
CITY (Mont.) special TO the Pioneer
Pres Gays: 1.-THE Oheyennes have all
gore 10 Tongue river, where, at the
month o. Cook creek they are Engaged
in the b rta5ous aud b 20 DIV practice
o. The sun dance, ~ which nov tistst
become ~ rriors and braves by the
ordeal OF rtura
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Riot az PRduR.

ROME, June l. During celebra
ton of the snuiveuavy of Gen. Carl
baldrs death at Padua an anti'Aus'
trian demonstration resulted in a riot
and conflict with the police, in which
several persons were wounded. Fifty
eight OF the rioters were arrested.
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De@Osrsue primaries at Austin

AUSTIN, Tx June 1.-THE Demo-
cratic primaries were held in this
county Saturday, large vote being
polled. The indications last night
pointed 10 a solid delegation nom
Travis county for Maj I. ]. Brecken-
ridge for Governor. The Legislative
nominees are pledged to support Judge
Alexander W. Terrell Tor United
States Senator 70 succeed Gen. Maxey.
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Returned 90 work .

PARIS, June Twelve hundred
and seventy of the striking iron
miners at DeCazeville have returned
IN work.
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Rafnned q KnIEhthood

DUBLIN, June THE Mayor OF
Cork was offered Knighthood at the
reception given by Lord Aberdeen in
that city, but he refused the honor
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prInne Iernma,a Proteat.

PARIS, June Prince jerome Ma
poleon publishes a protest sgsinst the
passage OF the proposed expulsion
bill. He predicts that the Chamber
of Deputies by such conduct will drive
the republic into civil war.
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soc,nIist Laws Austria.

VIENNA, June THE Reichsrath if
debating the first Of a series OF laws
against the Socialists, providing foi
trial without Jury.
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Al Frankfort.

FRANKFORT, June ION the Bourse
during the week there was q fractional
advance in prices, but business was
dull. United States As closed at l23
and exchange on New York at AZ.
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At Berlin.

BERLIN, June 7.-Busines on the
Bourse during the past week was
quiet, but prices show a general rise
| for the week.
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
R r. AL ESTATE.


No. 1859, R. D.-Chaneery Court Of Shelby
county-State Of Tennessee We. Lizzie b.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale entered in the abOye cause on the
25th day Of January, 1886, M. 3. 81, page
1877, l will cell, at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, in front OF the CLERK ana
Masters Office, courthouse Of Shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, June 10, ISSe,
within legal hours, the following de-
scribed property, situated in shel county,
Tennessee, to-Wit: Lot 5, block 10; pc
ginning llS feet east of the northeast m
tersection OF DesotO and Elliott streets, on
The north side of Elliott street, thence
north 100 feet; east 80 feet; south 100 feet 70
Elliott street, and west with said street ~
feet TO the beginninF. Sold as the property
ef Noah Partee and others.
Part OF lot IL, block 8, west side OF walnut
street, l4El50 feet. Seld as the property Oh
Lot s. block 81, wet side of Ruth, street,
6Oxl42 lest. Sold as the property OF IL. Hor-
ton, JameS Hunter and others.
Terms OF Sale-0n O cEedit OF SIX mon ns :
notes with security bearing interest, re
quired; lien retained redemption barred
S, I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By H. +. Walsh, Deputy q and M
F. 81. and O. w Heiskell, Soils. -
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sCROFULA.

lido not believe that
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