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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE June 9.-CottOn steady. MidlinE 106l0isc
Flour dull unchanged. Howard Street and Western super
rde SO 80 80 Extra do IS % o. 90 Family DO - 70
"a Mills SuDcrhne 81 90 a. 65 Extra do So 25G34o
Brands - 95 j 10 Patap'co Family 80 80 DO 81.
peratve So 20. wheat-SOuthern dull lower tultz
9id95c; Lsngbsrry 92G95c Western weax. lower No
Winter RED Spot 901 9905sc 10 for June at 30 LEG
89Q90c do August S97-c; do September 9OSa
Corn-Sonthern quiet easier. White 62@6t3c; fenow
595.o6lo Western weak. lower. Mixed spot 80 asked;
June 90 a6Oc July 59is0 50 &c; August 59'. &c ;
oats steady Southern 4O04jci western White At 49,
45c. Western Mixed at 4O@42c; Pennsylvania at 400
Ioe Rye easier, nominal Prime % 0B5 HAY steady,
frmer. Prime TO Choice Western 81 O00lI 30 Pro-
shoulders Clear Rib Sides packed 7s9Sssc Bacon
Shoulders ;. c RID sides 9sc Hams IL he
Lard refined &c Batter steady Westsrs packed at
l2SI6c Creamery at IL . l9c Eggs easy at 4 2D &C.
csrsoe. fsir I5.s sugar "a" soft 6'c Copper
fined at l52 0l5'ac Whiskey steady at 81 26Vsl IS.
Frexhts to Liverpool per steamer dull and nominal
Cotton 5-32d per ton 5s Cd Grain1hd Receipts
Oats 900 BUSH Shpments-FOnr S09S obs. Wheat 5000
bush, Corn IT, 143. sales-Wheat 10000 BUSH Corn
%. 600 bush.
BUFFALO June 9.-Whsat-No. Hard quiet but steady
AT over Chicago August Sales Of 5000 bush at 90c
70 carloads 30 No. Northern dull At &c over Chicago
White Michigan 90 &c asked Corn dull lower: No.
yellow So -cE No Yellow AT j6Hc; No. at 55l2c in
store. Oats quiet ami weak: No White at 4l9c No.
Mixed 37s.e. Rye nominal. Flour qnet but steady.
si3Qsl4 o. Cornmeal steady. Oatmeal steady Canal
freights unsettled Wheat; 4c asked 32 bid. Corn, 3hc
Oats ReoelpsFlOur 81 900 bbls. Corn $4,000 bush
5000 bush shipments By ka-Flour 10000 bols.
Wheat 1000 bush Corn 600 bush oats 10000 bush.
Canal Shpments-Wheat l1S.000 bush Germ $1,000 bush.
Oats 48 900 bush.
CHICAGO. June 9.-Ths leading futures ranged as
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4 HEBREW sYyA GoGrE DEDICATED.

The date June TO- 3646, will doubtless long be re-
membered with interest by many uptown members Of
TIE Jewish Church, marks. in the Hebrew calendar
The dedication Of the synagogue OF the Spanish and
Portuguese Congregation Moses Montefore, in One
Observation-Disclosures between Third and Lexington
Nes- which took place yesterday afternoon The
synagogue OF this new congregation was formerly a
baptist Church. The dedication service con-
oncted By the Rev Moses Cuedalla The perpetual
lamp was lighted by D. NJ. Pza, after which the
seiarin or Five Books Of Moses were carried seven
.hes around the church during the chanting of hymns
ana deposited In the ark The dedication sermon and
prayer were By the Rev DR.. H. Pereira Mendes, Of The
n,Ilcteenih street and Fifth Avenue Synagogue The
he., DR. sabaio Morals, of Philadelphia, made the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. June % pm.cotton-The sales Of the day
ncluded Futures barely
I'm ands Mddng clause Jane delivery 26o4d selsrst
tune aud July delivery 2564d buyers July and August
delivery 2364d buyers August and September delivery.
2J6I buyers september and october delivery 1904
November delivery, So<d buyers
November and December deverys 964d sellers December
and January delivery. 96<d sellers; september delivery.
25.64d. buyers
GALVESTON June - Cotton - Quiet Middling, Q Al
Low Miadling So; Good Ordinary 81; oct and grsss
receipts 96 bales exports eoastwise none saes, 81
oaIss, stock. 5000 bales
NORFOLK June g. - Cotton - Steady. Middline, o.:
1874 bales
bales; sales 1875 bales; stock l4,065 baiea
SAVANNAH June 9.-Cotton-Quet and steady Middlinx.
97I6; Lew MddlinK o ll6; Good Ordinary. 9-lS net
and gross receipts 0.5 bales saes 26S bales STOCK ee6
bales.
Nxw.oMEAss, June 9-cotton-Frm. Nidelizs 7.ls,
Lew Middling, 9s; Good Ordinary, sS; net and
halls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
DEDICATION OF A UETvEPSALIST CHURCH.

The new Fourth Unversalist Church, in Quincy-st,
brooklyn, was filed yesterday afternoon at the
oedcatory services. The prayer was made by the
rev C. II. Fay. The Rev. DR. Almon Gunnison, OF
All Souls Church, preached the dedcatory sermon, In
"mch be referred the growth Of the new enterprise
and IT'S bright prospects DOW that its edifce was
e9mpleied. The Rev Dr. A. J. Garfield, OF the Church
W our Father, made an address. The sermon IN the
evening was preached by the pastor the Rev. Abram
1Onkin- The first exercises by the Sunday school
were held in the edifice yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
WELSBACH
Incandescent Gas Light
Company
OF THE STATE or NETWORK,
No. Is West 27h-St, NeV.Y0lk.

This company offers limited
amount Of the fulI.paid Capital
Stock Of the New.York City Wells.
bach Co., par value 500, at $50
per share, payable in two install.
ments at the Chase NationallBank,
New.York, the designated depos.
tory Of this company; no further
payments or assessments.
BY the terms Of a guarantee,
which will be explained to the in
tending investors, the actual risk
will probably not exceed one or
two dollars per share, while large
profits are reasonably sure.
This wonderful system Of light
ing is now on exhibition from 3 to
10 p. m. at 10 West Twenty.
seventh ST., where the Subscrip-
ton Book is open.
A. O. GRANGER,
General Manager.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKErs

LIVERPOOL. June 9-230 m--Bee-Holders offer freeiv
Pork-HOlders offer moderately HedeTs orer mod
eratey BaconHoders Offer moderately long clear steady
1913. Cheeserhe supply 10 poor. Tasw-Holders offer
moderately Spirits OF furDentine Holders oner freely
ResnHoders onsr freely Lardspot and futures-Hoders
freely Western dull Sd June dull
42a Cd July asd August dull az as 3D. wheat-Hsld
offer freely flour-holdsrs offer frealy Corn
aud futures Holders Offer freely Western JBns dali
at IA I'D July dull at A. SID; August dull at ~ eId
Hops at London -NewYork State-Hoders Sfer freely.
ANTWERP June swleoxs lara closed &c 81 frsacs per
I'M 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
A DULL WEEK IN STOCKS.
"BEARn INFLUENCES AT WORK.
CAUSES, REAL AND APPARENT, OF PRESENT
DEPRESSION.

DEPRESSION.
Sunday June 1o-p m
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs s3,576O10, and from internal rev.
enue 81, 935, $50; total from both, s6,5l4,S $40,
against SIS, s46,924 for the preceding week Since
June the Treasury has reduced the amount oil net
cash held in it's vaults sl41 .970, and its deposits
in National banks s6,926,s6s. The last named
reduction, however, is principally a matter oil
bookkeeping-a transfer from the general account
TO credits Of disbursing officers. Allowing for the
usual weekly silver coinage, over 100000 was
added 10 the general circulation by the Treasury
operations since June /.
Subjoined are the results Of yesterdays state
ment compared with that of June /.
1, 1883. June 8. 1855. Differences
Gold coin and bull
less certificates
reserve s1oo, SO1 12e sos,497 ess Dec sso31
Nat 'i bank notes Sso2sI 7S5%s9Y Inc $544SO
Silver dorrs and
ihcates -. 90. $4,000 6s.217 ISL Dec. s1.755
Cash in Treasy sI34 as17 4e s194O8O77S Dec s11o7o
honaI banks ooO75,eO1 5a,14s7SS Dec e92oses
Total bance 1854 800, 3i7 e2i72 500 Dec s7O0ssss
Deduct for funds
held TO redeem
including the the 5
per cent fund 1o2 651. 91e 1922 ,913 Dec 417oo3
-- -- -----
Net available
balance s1s1. 655,431 $3.50 500 Dec 50, 651 s35
BY the operations of the Sub-Treasury in the
week ended Friday evening the banks gained
S413156. Yesterdays bank statement of averages
reports gain of 2,024, 900 cash This gain re-
fleets large net receipts from the interior and ndi
Gates actual cash holdings by the banks at the close
of business Friday that are some sl,000,OOO
greater than the sum Of averages reported III the
statement. An expansion of s2,466,000 in the
loans swes the increase in the deposits to So
100. Hence the gain to the surplus reserve Is
only s1595, 1885, leaving it at S27, 81 $50 against
S4,327,725 on June A, 1857, and sl2,067,S15
June 5, 1886
lows Loans decreased S126,5OO: cash decreased
$1,000: deposits decreased s34 00O and surplus
reserve increased S92, 300 The changes OF the
week of 1886 were. Loans increased S785,1OO;
cash increased S3,36y, 900 deposits increased
$3.50 600, and surplus reserve increased $3.50
600 The changes for the week of 1881 were
Loans increased $4,000, 600; cash increased $685.
700: deposits increased S6094, 900 and surplus
reserve decreased SGs4 $50, leaving it at S. $685.
300
spending dates Of oS7 and 1881 as follows:
!sBs Il 1881 Jqas Il iss5 IaRs 1isS
BsS5. sender: s5SSsSS
Circulation 19,e361Oo s2,c7o,ooo 7,411oOo
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits at the respect
i've dates:
legal Legal tenders 'issi5soo 21ss9 600 S77iSioo
Total res'rve s95,2l61Oo sa7i0l5OO sl2G4404OO
Reserve reeuiF
P pS as'.' d' sC,nosoo oa741,45o so1s555O
Surplus e. s88o5, 300 s4,42OO5O s97,8lOS5O
Ratio q resye
Der 70 e esht ~. 2757 2e1e Bliss
Following is Saturdays statement in detail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11

on Produce Exchange today the Butter market was
active. Creamery l59lSe Dairy lSSlGaa Eggs firm
at l4Ql41c
MrSEApoLrs June g. wheat-Receip0 lsl cars. CO
do July s4,c do August s5ac track So MOL Hard
Northern cash 81 nc do IVY sSsei 10 Auguss 9ae
SIi1c do August SIC track sl0s2 Flour nrn
ents 10 ship sacks, CARROTS 81 oOGsi TO- in barrels
PHILADELPHIA June 9.-Flour Supplies light. holder,
asking prices for desirable brands Wheat opened
was ADVANCED on the report that the Agricultural Depart
m nt average condition OF wheat 66c This was
e 81 Closed shade san y..eT
Western and g. Sp W w ~ SssS 9H
IS 35gss rs Pennsyivania Family az 50 $50
4o do do .r.lSst 81 4oS+ s. 81 Louis and
81 rs Winter fair TO choice 81 $500 l2 Minnesota
Clear SO 90 20 DC :trairst $ AoSt o. Minae.ets pa
BYE Flour steady AZ IS Wheat Market ruled dull
md S.a snpSr No. i for aGH June Is
96c do for July 9s DO Tor August sl'ss2c: do
futures weak declined lie IN sympathy with the
No YeIlOE rain depot s0 I Sgc steamer sc No
sos sSihc do August 81 9e62se do for september
1907 sSo ;PC S soes and
No. Mixed 4se Ne waite 80: s5s9c Future: quiet;
% for DC Tor sS' 60
Potatoes-Nsw active hr~ old dun weak White potatoes
81 7o u So; do champions 81 6ossl To- PsnasyL
1a bS: % 90 Sa FaH Hose a ss'' Sa
do do Fairbanks and White star, chsloe at bOc
e 80 Zoo 40 az FAIR 70 Good Mammoth reas Choice
de Fair TO Good Do soSe- florida potatoes
%s per IS 's sos Ss% p ss. s
soSsa 90 Pro, - 90 s5S in t,1 s%a@e
s. 50 80. smoked Beet u Sisc' Beet Hans SIC
III do f fsy s 80 o. Hans r1Rs p.1 S
BE DO csrss IN c' s:rcof h ss Dc 90 DO
hos s ay salt S'0 and iay cars sisS e de-
do smsssd 7ss7sa Shoulders DuEis cured. I've
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. June 9.-spsash gold 230,. 1880 Exchanee
quiet sugar nrn sales 400 continual 90 40 70
degrees po ration speculation 1t - O0SS ID
E9n per qsn.Al Nuscsvaaa FAIR % good reaning s21
Sllss centrifugal 81 TO 90 degrees 81 81 50 ls Stock
warehouse az Havana and MatvnzA $500 bo1ea $4,000
Gags and 400 hhes Receipts Of The week o<5 soxea
1000 BAGS and 1886 hhds EIpor to the United statsa
l box, 3O32S bags and 4i3 hhds
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AN Old APTJLLERYNAy KILLED

Erie Penn, June 10 SpeciaD.-In firing salute
In honor Of the Republican candidate for Congress
yesterday cannon burst at Fairview and John
Smith, age sixty, killed He was an artilleryman
II the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11

7'.c do do smoked sa09c. Bellies In pickle. 81
Csc do Breakfast Bacon at Joe Lard firm - CITY
50 2SaS 90 Butter hrm-Pennsylyania Creamery Extr
AZ lsc western Creamery Extra 10000 y. q AMI ".
y Crsamsry Extra at lsc Western Factory HSl6c,
Packing butter lOSl2e. EGGS were hruer PennsyvsnlA
demand dss a, fair New York FUN Cream saSsac ohie
fiata Choce at Sic: do Fair Prime 1505c. Sugar
Rennsd firm. Powdered Lie 9rznulzss< 1850 Feed
duiet Winter Bran sic 500sl7 so ton. Petroleum
obs Wheat 1000 bush. Corn 1000 bush. osss 1000
10 600 Dusa -
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Excess
runs. Deliv's. Delivs Charters.
Total bis ......... 273Ii2 1928 l4l2l4 45O.3l3
Ay per day - 3gol6 59lS9 20l73 56289

The early part Of last week witnessed fair degree
Of activity, while toward the close trading suffered
dminuton. Throughout the market was feverIsh and
gar, the governing influence unquestionably be-
ing rumors, gossip and fears regarding the Bakers
town oil strike and the prospects in Washington The
sharp break Of the previous week apparently reflected
anticipation of bearsh and to this extent was
of some benefit to the market Of last week The late
rally of the previous week carried TO so 3S cents
on Monday, but a sharp drop to II IL cents fol-
lowed. Covering Of shorts carried values up TO 81
cents and In the last three days the market was
variable between II 3-4a79 3-6675 IA cents. Tbs
bear clique shows signs of renewed aggression and
the short interest doubt has been increased, par
ticularly at the West Oil in the seventies ought to
be considered having discounted good deal of bad
news, considering that the commercial demand IS so
much in excess of the supply. but II must be con-
coded that the speculative support TO values at pres
ent is limited. The best hope, perhaps that short
sellers will meet with small success lies IN the
rapidly approaching demands of legitimate business
The market closed weak however, with free selling
movement in progress.
The range Of prices and the total dealings in Ma
tional Transit certificates at the Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange for the last three weeks
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11

'V'HE TARIFF OF 1885," pamphlet of 20 large pagss
giving rate. Of duty now Ia force, In ful together
with the entire List and other valuable Tariff infer-
nation Timely for reference and absolutely correct
Price IL cents copy. Pubished bx -TAs Ttbunak
kaw-Yaxk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11

Total sales, barrels 6373,00o s56s, 900 0ol
slightest at the Stock Exchange, 81 cents.
The refined market moderately active and
steady without change at Id cents per gallon Abel
test, at New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
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r1rRoPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS..

LONDON June "a D. m.-Consols 80 l-l6 for money
and 90 the account Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage certificates 55S Canadian Pacific
Erie % de second consss y69. Mexican Ordinary IS Al
Illinois Central, 1922 Paul. Common, Co.'S New
York Central 1919; Reading. 30Ss
The the open market for both short and
three mon tbs bills - ID per cent.
The of bullion gone into the Bank Of England on
balance to-day is $4,000. %
Paris advices per rentes at SO francs 80
centita fort he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, June @. 1883.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CENTD IOWA


CENTRAL IOWA
Number SnnlS Of miles In Ma, 1os S SsS
jan. to Nay 81 Shy $500 sS7 5000 SS6Ssi
CINCINNATI. WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
Number OF miles 231 PSI 81
Jan. to May " 81. se40i6 sse'SSs s28'o2G
CINCINNATI JACKSON AND MACKINAw
Number OF miles e. 2S6 321
Fourth week in May S10,7S3 $3.50
Jan. 1 to May 81 161,S7o 1oo,ol9
COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI MIDLAND.
f FS%ss' s e Hs' Nay .ss5sY 1sIS
Jan. 1 to May 81 JOG 200 120,441 123,7s4
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE
FSaFIs i May sss2s4 s51Ss5 ss7 90 30
KANAwHA AND OHIO.
Number OF miles :. 129 129
Fourth week in May gf,7O2 elO,y45
Jan. l TO May 81 5l,55O 1O4,2oO
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
Jan. / to May 81 . 81, 4o2 COT 1,5s8,4oo 1444,l0l
TOLEDO, PEORIA AND WESTERN.
Fourth week in May s24728 s20,s63
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
Number OF miles 513 BIB 5lS
Third week in May s32,979 s41l62 &66lO
Jan 1 to May 81 SoS,SlO s3o,9c4 elZ'ooo
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE,
Net earnings ~ $500. 40,
Number OF miles l5ll lSlI lsOl
First week in June s12e.l66 s137s00 $4,000
Jan. / to June -. 2,452,722 2Ols,71 19S2'1S7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JAMES II. STEBBlNS, JOHN WANAMAKER
THOMAS DOLAN, EDWARD TUCK,
JOHN Il. HILL, WILLIAM g. WARDEN
WILLIAM w. GIBBS, +. o. FRENCH,
H. W. CANNON, Il. j. MONTGOMERY,
GEORGE b. STONE, WILLIAM NJ. SINGERLY
A. y. GRANGER
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SPIRITS OF TURPENrrNE.
CHARLESTON. June 9.-Turpen tine steady a. 33isc.
SANANSAH. June 9.-Turpentine qaiet 81 33i,c
WILMINGTON. June e.-rurpentino steady az 50 nc.
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Cash 9uOa5ions wsro as tooWs.Ns i SpT5ue WHY
No Corn at 5lSac no. oats az 32,a No = Rye at
50 Primo Timothy see. 81 ioss Is Ness PORK
at SIS 1904 90 per bbL Lard at s. 80 per 100 u.
Short loose at 81 So Dry salted Shoulders
boxed SO Ss6 IS Short Clearsldes boxed at IS 100
= TO- Whiskey dislers' finished goods 81 20 gal
lon sugars-Cut Loaf 7hGsac. Granuated Gee Stand.
"a" tLc.
1ytictss Receipta Shipments.
FIour bbls $4,000 20.Opa
Wheat hush. ............---.- 4l.OGO 5000
r.-n hush 35f.OOO 325OOO
0ots hnsh 294,OOO $4,000
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surRrx, couaI 70 cs4kB n Before ss Andrews H.;
i2j i26 l29 $780, 1871 1855 l39 1872 l47 l52 l55. $50
s6 1877 1917 1873 zI5 ~ rs ~ "a 2y 81 30 969 9s
ls8 le7' POS 2sg, 800. sol. 800, 3o3. Boa
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-16
FUNNY MIR. STEVENS.
The Natural Gas Dakota County
Will Have in the Convention.

Seated all alone in retired corner
GLOBE reporter found b. Stevens, q
middle-aged delegate from Pennington,
Dakota county. His attempts to be
funny, when questioned, were quite
humorous in their absurdity. The re-
porter knew the sentiments of that
county were in favor of McGill, but
this is what Mr.. Stevens said:
"Over in our county we are strongly
opposed to McGill, chiefly because of
the appointments he made. A great
many Republican votes would be found
IN Democratic ballot boxes, if McGill
were nominated. We have no particu-
lar objections to Merriam or Scheffer,
but we don't want any of the three.
Our people want either Donnelly or
Window, and would work harder for
Donnelly's election, or Windom's, than
the election of any other person yet
mentioned"
A few minutes after this Stevens was
telling that the people of his county want
ed Carpenter as governor, and chuckled
to himself over his would-be facetious-
ness.
81 hardly think there will be any
trouble in the convention" said he,
''nor do think they will instruct for
any one. am a Blaine man, and the
county of Dakota is for Blaine. but on
the other hand, our people look at it in
this way. Gresham was never elected
to Office, though he has often been ap-
pointed. He has never sought election
to Office, but has always been one of
those men who thinks if he is worthy of
Office let it seek him. AS rule, those
men are much better than those who
are continually hunting for office. 1
think the delegation to Chicago will poll
an almost solid vote for Blaine, how.
eyer.n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-16
STETSON'S LATEST.
He Buys a Controlling Interest in
the Boston Herald.

BOSTON, May 15.-Jorn Stetson, in
addition to owning the Police News and
the Globe theater, and running q bar
room on Essex street, and a big pool
room at the West end, has lately pur-
chased large interest in the Boston
Herald, giving him practical control of
that paper. For years the Herald has
been owned by r. M. Pulsifer d Co.,
the company consisting of MeSSrS. Ed
win B. Haskell and Charles III. An
drews, both of whom have retired with
in year. Soon after they left the pro-
prietorShip of the paper was converted
into stock company, 100000 capital,
and John Holmes, the managing editor:
E. p. Woods, the superintendent of
circulation; and Mr.. Whiting, Col. Pull
sifer'S private secretary, were admitted
to partnership, Col. Pulsifer still acting
as business manager. Another arrange
ment was effected last Friday, and yes
terday the paper began under the busi-
ness management of E. 2. Woods, while
Col. Pulsifer is silent partner. The
new deal was effected by John Stetson
buying six shares of stock at 100000.
When a vote was taken for a business
manager yesterday afternoon Mr..
Woods cast his three shares for Mr..
Pulsifer, while the colonel also cast his
four shares for himself. John Stetson's
six shares, one of Mr.. Holmes, and the
six belonging to Messrs. Haskell, An
drews and White were cast for Mr..
Woods, who was elected. The reorgan-
ization of the sporting department will
be under John StetSon'S personal super
vision.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-16
John Lind Unanimously Re-
nominated for Congress
in the Second.
Fhe Third Adopts Resolutions
Favorable to Tariff
Reduction.
A Gresham Resolution Voted
Down in the Fifth District
Gathering.
Delegates to Chicago.

ROBERT b. LANGDON. ..... .Hennepin Co.
W. j. FREANEY .......... -....Ramsey Co.
ALTERNATEs.
N. W. CHANCE. Wright Co.
L. II. MCCUSICK ..... Pine Co.
Yesterdays Republican convention of
The Fourth district goes on record as
without precedent in the political an
nails of the Northwest. No frenzied
gathering OH the sand lots of San Fran
cisco could have surpassed the impas-
stoned oratory, the reckless vitupera-
lion, and the wild and woody disorder
which characterized the gathering at
Harmonic hall. All this, too, was in
spite of the fact that the actual results
were all cut and dried and there re-
manned nothing to do but to carry out
the deal and give 1t official utterance.
Langdon and Freaney were elected
delegates to Chicago, but the conven-
ton means vastly more than that.
1t means. in the first place,
that quiet work after the caucuses
can readily defeat the caucus
object and in a community entirely
Blaine can elect two candidates de-