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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-17
To Smokers.

Smokers DESTROYS of fine cigar,
should not fail to try Sam. LeVy's
well! known brands, which are for sale
ut J. II. FoRDHAM's
"SNUG" SALOON, Bellevue.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-17
Grand Opening

vi FALL MILLINERY and DRY GooDs
at ). {. Fox's, Thursday, October 1s,
1888. Everybody invited to call and
examine goods.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-17

Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT:
GROVER CLEVELAND.
of Nsw York.
FOR NONRESIDENT:
ALLEN &. THURMAN,
Of Ohio.
FOR DELICATE To CONGRESS-:
JAMES III. HAWLEY,
OF Ada County.
For District Attorney
ORLANDO B. BATTEN, Of Ketchum.
For Councilmep-
IL. LEWIS. Of Ketchum.
L. VINEYARD. Of HALEY.
For Representatives.
r. G. PRATT. of shsshcne.
&c. COADY. Of Glenn's Ferry.
Oh. ABBOTT, of Soldier.
NJ. D. Lands, Of Bellevue.
For Probate Judge
VIII BRODHEAD, Of Ketchum.
For Sheriff
p. H. KINNEY, Of Shoshons.
For Recorder
inc. N. CANNADy, Of HALEY.
For Treasurer
J.H. HAGUE, OF Bellevue.
For ASSESSOR
I'D. BELL1Neis'.~- ~ Deer Greek.
For Coroner
D. ". FlGaINs. M. D., of HALEY.
For School Superintendent
MRS. FRANCES LUTHER, Of HALEY.
For Surveyor
E, B. TRUE. Of HALEY.
For County COMMISSIONER
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
FOR PRESIDENT OF CLARK UNIVERSITY.

Worcester, Mass. April 14-John D. Washourn,
secretary, has, by vote OF tho Board Oh Vi
Clark University extended invitation to Professor
G. Stanley Hall Ph. D., Professor OF pSychoiosS anu
nedaeogics I'm Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore
to become President OF the University. Professor
Hall IS a graduate of Williams College, Of the class OF
1867. and spent number Of years In Europe In tho
stndy Of modern educational systems Although com
peratively young man, he hOidS D. hiBh r@'ih '"No
The learned men OF the country. - .,- 49,
The official letter TO Professor Hall contains tne
following which Is taken defining more clearly
than has yet been publicly DONE the scope OF inc new
institution: "In the work to which yOn are mus
called the trustees promise you hearty and unseish
cooperatlon They desire 10 impose on you no
ramimcls They have no friends Tor Wn9h % 't'GS ny
wish TO provide at the expense OF the Interests OF INC
institution no pet theories 10 press upon you IN ucro
cation Of your Judgment, no sccaran tests 10 apPy
no guarantees require save such as are lnpneu ny
youP acceptance of this trust Their single u,Sro ,Si
IL TO fit men for the highest duties Oh Hle ,
and TO that end that this lhstltutoh; ~
whatever branches Of sound learning II may NM III
engaged NAV be made a leader and lght 10 ms
high purpose they have dedicated their unNcrSl.!;
and in calling you to the first position OF influence anu
authority for s accomplishment, they give you tholr
present confidence and the assurance oI SynpdthS' "
operaton and support
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
COMMANDER oUACKENBUsIrs CASE.
OPPOSITION OF THE NAVY OFFICERS TO HIS III
fXsrArEMEHT-THE SENATE ACTS UPON A 81
pprNp COURT DECISION.

OPPOSITION OF THE NAVY OFFICERS TO HIS RE-
,xsrATEMENT-THE SENATE ACTS UPON sU
PREME COURT DECISION.
WASHINGTON April lathe officers Of the
Navy are much agitaed because of the action Of the
Senate few days ago which passed the bill restoring
to the Navy Commander John ~ Quackenbush. Both
his juniors and seniors ncensed ana are considering
what steps to take prevent the injustice that VIII
be done to thom by his restOraton senator CocKeIi
made bitter fight against the bill, and In the course
" II f. proposed TO give Ouackcnbush eight years ar
rears of pay when he has rendered no cquVacht ser
vice to the United states. THIS Is a maghincea INC ~
distinguished record which he has made In the Navy
lie being dismissed for drunkenness when cadet, no
being twice examined for promotion ana iOund ue,
fcient and unqualified for promotion ana then paceu
upon the retired list, and then by ACT OF congress tae
from The retired list and PLACED upon the active lst
in command of vessel, and then mOnth amer Honln
I'm drInlen dcbauch scandaOusly drunk, TIL he was
forced before "a court-martia ana then sentenced u
be dismissed. and that sentence was approved; 4.
The bill however, is said 10 record mo OPINION OF
the senate and In accordance with the decision OF me
supreme Court that Commander Quackenbush was not
legally dismissed Tho official record SHOWS thal no
was appointed midshipman on SEPTEMBER - Ieaa,
and was dismissed January 3. 1884, for ntOAcatlou
and conduct unbccoming officer and gentleman.
lie remained out OF the service unu Jny ~ n,ocr
Navy, and was aherward commissioned as lieutenant
commander in the regular service TO date PACK 10 M
later he was reported by board Of examiners as un
qualified for promotion and instead OF being dismissed
be put on the retired list After that an act OF
Congress restored him to the active llst ana ne re-
covered his bscb-pay. and on May %, 1871, he was
promoted to commander On February 1s 1874 no
was court -martiacd for drunkenness and upon tho
vice The supreme Court aferward decided that tho
proceedings resulting in his dismissal were Irregular
Grade II required the action OF Congress to give him
q position In his grade.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
PROHIBITION DELEGATES CHOSEN
CONTRIBUTION TO THE FINCH MEMORIAL FUND IN
MASSACHUSETTS.

CONTRIBUTION TO THE FINCH MEMORIAL FUND IN
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, April IA (SpeciaD-The Prohibition etate
Committee held meeting this afternoon President
James II Roberts In the chair The question OF elecC
ing eleven provisional delegates to the National Con
vention at Indianapolis came up. 1t was Voteu Oh
motion Of Judge Ptman that at least four OF the pro
vislonaI delegates should DO women. The treasurer
reported that there a balance of little over @'o
In the treasury. over S400 was duo from pledges'
Nearly 5000 had been collected within few days
$500 of which the Massachusetts contribution 10
the National Committee and 5000 was toward the
Finch Memorial Fund The sum of 81 800 was needeo
for summer work E. II. Clapp, for the nominating
committee. presented the following list, which was
adopted: Provisional deegates-John NJ Fisher Oh
Attleboro: T. j. Lathrop, of Taunton; Mrs Dr. q; >.
Gordon of Boston; +. f. stevens, OF everett 9r?'
= Trask HILL Of Charlestown; Edward d. .C0nant.
of Worcester; the Rev. A A. Williams, OF Lynn
George Kempton, of Sharon; Miss Ida & IOthler, oI
Boston Mrs A. c. Morgan OF Sprlngncld: anu '.o
Rev George W. Flynn, OF Jamaica Plain ih0Inas A.
TusselL OF Hnsdale; John D. Flint, j. Mclamany,
Of Worcester: J. G.. Ball. of Cambridge Herman ~
Tewksbury OF Dorchester; Joseph d. Hunt; OF Men-
ford: DR. Clara H. Rogers, OF Lawrence; Chai!es Is;
knight OF Worcester; Allen Collin of antuchet ana
Joh2 L. Kllbon OF Lee Tho selection OF the time ana
place for tho state Convention was postponed 10 tho
next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
rnrAr WIYrER.KfL1Ep IN OHIO.

Columbus, Ohio April 14.-The crop estimates OF
the state Board of Agriculture show tho following
averages: Wheat acreage compared with iu aVeiagc,
90 percent: condition Of plant compared with fuli
overape 6s per cent Barley acreage compared with
h,ll average, II percent: condition compared win
full average, II percent Rye acreage compared with
full average, s6 percent; condition compared with
full average 81 percent; condition of corn In cro
o5 percent cut up last fall for fodder, s5 percent
unhusked during the winter, 9 percent ; damaged
during the winter percent damage TO fodder during
the winter l3 percent This estimate of the acreage
Of wheat shows decline OF one point In comparison
With that made last November. n some places Whefo
tbe wheat has been greatly injured oats have teeI
sewn 1t IS too early to determine the fu extent Oh
the injury to the wheat plant
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
SUPPLEMENT.
PAGES 9 TO 16.
4 MARVELLOUS ORGAN.

-, ,rAsT UNDERSTOOD. THE MOST 1MPOR
UNI Mt AND THE SOURCE OF MORE SUFFERING
IN MISERY THAN ANY OTHER PORTION OF
THE BODY.
roso. men and women every day who seem feVerish'
~ and with a bad disposition. You very otten
p 'a,onant at them when you should feel pity Ihey
n rnow why they irritable, but the cause can
- nod I'm one word--spleen There is no organ In the
-. "a little understood and yet so important as tho
-, 1t IS the governor OF the body 1t performs inc
~ onsoe that the governor of engine does TO nuS
80 q stl further It is the hairspfing Of the system
:, .c,lates the escspement Is 1t possible thst any
dsr has not felt sinkngs throbbings msgvnsS q. .ne
- ., the stomach and lower regions! IL Is dsoiueio
~ -, Blucs discouragements lack OF life are all
80 nv the spleen. No woman ever COM
s',8 suicide whose spleen In perfect order' Inc
s,c,ans OF Europe than hundred years hsSo
70 sanding sufferers from spleen troubles or hSpochon
~. % Carlsbad This has been the Mecca 10 "hlch al
49,, surerers invariably But all cannot 90 "
c,lshad Then Carlsbad must come TO thenL 1h's nae
ian dnlcult task in the past, for the CITY OF OSodu
ould send out the only in small QUANTITIES. pro
,vno that people should there. II Is no"' now
"a, helng sent to America quite NOerahy' ls soiu "
ali dealers everywhere and the furore 1t has cfeaeo 70
assnomenal More absolute cures can be SHOWN ion
carlsbad Water than from any other known agency anu
4, deserves the popularity II Is receiving
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
DETAILS AT THE MILITARY ACADEMY-CHANGT
THE NEW CRTISFRS

DETAILS AT THE MILITARY AACADEM1-CHANGES
IN THE NEW CRUISERS.
wash,netan Ipri 14.-The following officers have
been detached from duty the Military Academy and
ordered 70 reon their regiments or their departments
First Lieuenants Henry A. Read, "a Artillery; George
i. Davg 9th Cavalry; William b. Homer. 5th Artillery
william B. Gordon. Ordnance Department; Gustave j.
Ilebeger Engineer Cops William Henry Kirby, 10th
Infantry Sidney f. Stuart Ordnance Department.; John
J.. Chamberlain lst Artillery Frederick 5. Fotz, LIST
Cavalry and Second Lieutenant Edmund d. Smith, 18th
Infantry.
The following Officers have been ordered 70 duty at
the Military Academy; First Heutenants Sedgwick
Pratt 81 Artillery John D. C. Hoskins, Sd Artillery
Charles j. Crane oath Infantry; Tasker H. Bliss, lst
Artillery James S. Petit LIST Infantry; Harry f. Hodges
Engineer Corps; Erasmus NJ Weaver IT,, I'd Artillery
living Hale, Engineer Corps; Charles II N0yes' 9In
Infantry; Henry Taylor, Engineer Corps and Second
Iieutenants William w. Forsyth. 9th Cavalry; Francis
j. Herman 21st Infantry William f. Flynn 9th Cavalry
and George II. Cameron, 9TH Cavalry,
The following changes have been ordered in the
stations duties OF ocers Of the Medical Department
Captain William H. Arthur Assistant Surgeon relieved
om duty at Niagara, N. Y. take eject on the
duty al Fort Bowie Arizona, relieving First LeupeDant
William d. Crosby, Assistant Surgeon, who upon ex-
phaton Of his leave. Is ordered duty at jefferson
Banaeks No. Fret Aertensnt Charles S. Black As
nant Surgeon relieved from duty st Fort Davis Texas
and ordered 20 Fort Sidney. NeoraskA
Tho Secretary Of the Navy has appointed boards to
e%ns and report tho nS5sssea OF
clause Of tie contracts which cruiser No (Newar
cruiser No (PhiladeIphis cruiser No (Ssn Francisco
gunDoats No. ~ rftownl, No PetreD, No (COn-
SSSla sd No tBennogton) ao nov being constructed
On gunbosts and l. Naval Constructor B. ". Steele,
b HiSs and Passed .s Ississnt ESsinseI II n
Sss sss &c. aas GgSsSsi asSsi
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
4 LOST HUSBAND AND FORTUNE RECLAIMED

Chicago April 14.-Michael Sullivan rich MINER
whose wife had lost track OF him two years ago, amer
having gone from Connecticut TO California TO meet
him by appointment, reIoIned her here this week.
Their story is romantic. Failing to find Mr. Sullivan
who had telegraphed her to come to San Francisco
and bring their twelve year-oG girl she started East
again. and was robbed before reaching Chicago. There
she supported herself and daughter bv the labor Of her
hands Sullivan, seems, after summOniDg his wife,
had gone off To inspect some new mining property
in Arizona which he had bought. was taken sick with
brain fever and wa, dciTiOus nearly three months.
pom recovery he started for San Francisco and since
then has kept UP constant search for his family. Now
that they are reunited they have gone East for visit
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
A1UvyJ OF Az EPISCOPAL ACADEMY.

The Alumni Association Of the Episcopal Academy
OF Connecticut will celebrate It's tenth anniversary by
a dinner at Morellos, next Wednesday evening. Tho
committee in charge IS assured that members will be
present from almost ali parts of the country, including
certainly representatives from Connecticut, Rhode
Island Ncw-Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland Virginia.
South Carolina, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan and Kansas.
The officers Of the association are Dr. George c. +.
Williams, president C. La Rue Munson, vice president;
the Rcv. j. f. Sexton, secretary and Howard I. Moss,
treasurer The advisory board the Rev Dr. T. L.
Beardsey Professor A. W Phillips, OF Yale; John \.
Foot, Commodore Joseph b. Hull, General Alexander j.
Perry and DO Lancey NicOll Tho committee OF
arrangements includes {. NJ Goddard, Rowland A. Rob
bins, +. Cogswell, l.. ii. Bogardus, and Arthur b.
Cook
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

Constructor John Hoover Carpenter X NJ A. Mahoney,
and Chief Engineers H., w. Fitch, A. II. Abel ana =.
Andrade. on gunhoat No. Naval Constructor w IL
Varney Assistant Naval Constructor Lewis Nixon, Car
nenter Thomas Smith, Chief Engineer G. II. johnson,
and Passed Assistant Engineers f. r. Freeman and
q C. Kleckner. On cruisers Nos and g Naval Con,
structors r. T.. Fernaid Assistant Naval Constructor
Joseph Feaser Carpenter o. H. Hilton Chief Engineers
r. h Wilson and w. 5. Smith, and Passed Assistant
Engineer r. T. Warburton.
The second clause Of tho contract referred 70 proyaes
mart Of the contract shall be changed In any respect
when the Of such change shall exceed s5nO except
upon the written order OF the Secretary OF the Navy
A Naval Board consisting OF Chlef Engineer Greene
Passed Assistant Engineer Rae and Assistant Engineer
has appointed test the new HeTshon boiler
Captain Frederick f. Troter, 1ath Infantry has been
relieved duty in the recruiting service and ordered 70
ioin his
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
TO AMEND THE INTERSTATE Law.
THE COMMISSION FINDING LooPHoLEs BY WEIGH
TaE ACT Is EvADED.

THE COMMISSION FINDING LOOPHOLES BY "hioh
TaE ACT Is EvADED.
Chicago, April 14-Charman Cooley OF the lnter-
state Commerce Commission said tonight that the
Commission has recommended 10 the Congressionai
Committees on Interstate Commerce an amendment
to the act to the transcontlnental compeu'o"
of Canadian roads The principal feature is that no
United states railroad shall charge more for Ioosl
freight than It's share OF tho rates charged on inc
Canadian freight they have received This, IL Is
thought Will eecually prevent the present injurious
competition. The commission has suggested TO tne
committees that some fast freight taken from tno
jurisdiction OF the commission by being turned over ~
The express companies and handled express matlSI
Al New-York express trains disconnected from o uno
messenger and mail service made up ana sehss
Westward The line between express matter ana
freight has been defined clearly by the law be
evasious are possible bill In the hands OF me
Committees provides for the control by the comms
sion OF express companies pipe lines, and other iors
of special service.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
CONVICTED OF FORGING 4 WILL.
FOUR PERSONS DRAW cP THE TESTAMENT so AS

-FOUR PERSONS DRAW Up THE TESTAMENT D" 40
TO GET ALL THE MONEY.
Cleveland Ohio April IA year ago last Dcceih-
hcr Martha Hall Me donald died. leaving properly
ard money estimated at $4,000 In value She was
strange character and although she had son "on
along In life, she had not seen him for many yoar'
Just before she died she sent for him. and ne ca o
from his homo In Illinois, Before his arrival, she was
nursed by Mrs L. A. Beck, whose husband was ine"-
Ical student.
After Mrs McDonald's death Two wills "cio Pr
son,od at tbe Probate office Ono gave Mrs. Beck all
~ Mrs. McDonald's property, while tho other maae
Iosenb Hall the SON the only heir. Mrs. Beck, her
husband Joseph Corbet and L. A. Harper; olo mel m 70
,ested fnr forgery Tho three men were Witnesses w
The alleged forged will Corbctt Is an assistant CITY
clerk Of Cleveland, and Harper Is ruler stamp
Four weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. Beck were put on on
trial and early this morning the Jury returned 'erd0
of guilty.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

ST. Ignace, Mich, April IA passage through
the ice-bound straits Of Maokinaw was opened this
week by boat called the fee Crusher, equipped
with a sort Of rotary plough at It's bows The Ice,
which is from thirty-one Inches upward in thickness,
Is almost firm IN January yet the boat cut her
way through, according to the captain "Ike steer
through a cornfeld" After its arrival here the
pow erful ferry boat AgOmar started out TO reach
NacAnaw Cty but was caught fast about half way
across the STRAIT, and remained there over night Ia
the morning the Ice Ciuhcr 70 her rescue oponed
q channel for her, and then cut her way through ice
AZ MAcklnaw City.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN PITTSBURG.
A WOMAN RELIEVED or HER DIAMONDS AND PURSE
...u1- = -. A. KLNG ~ A PROMINENT srREET.

A WOMAN RELIkVFD OF HER DIA AHO-'D' H'D '-''7
WHILE WALKING IN A PROMINENT STREET
pttsburg April 14-Ths afternoon. about half past
one o'clock Mrs b. L. Wood prominent lady of the
East End knocked down by two men and robbed OF
a diamond ring and wallet containing small sum OF
money The assault was made on one of the most
prominent horoughfares, and was witnessed by num-
ber of persons After securing their plumber the high
waymen started down the street, pursued by several
men, -, .-, -
AT Liberty and Centre aveS. the robbers turned on
their pusues aud fred several shots, which had the
effect of compelling them to give UP the chase. Mrs.
Wood was not seriously Injured. This Is the fourth
time within as many months that deencelesS women
nave been assaulted and robbed In that section OK tho
city, in broad daylight.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
THE rpooTrors TO BE REPAIRED.

Washington April lathe Naval Board, OF whch
Commander CoghlaD is president, appointed to re-
survey the United states steamer Iroquois at inc
Marc Island Navy Yard, has reported to the Navy
Department that the vessel can be put in thoroughly
efficient condition for another cruise at total COST
for labor and material of $561S2 11s per cent OF
the cost OF q new vessel Of the same size ana iho
material. ~ -, 49,.
Chief Naval Constructor Wilson recommcnded thas
the repairs be ordered at once on the ground tnat
such vessel Is required In the best interests OF the
service and Secretary Whitney to-day approved INC
recommendation. IL Is estimated that the repairs
will be completed in SIX months.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
4 TELEGRAPH CONTROVERSY SETTLED.

Baltimore, April Ia (speclaD-Judge Duffy today
decided the case of the Southern Telegraph and Cable
Company of New-York against the United Lines Tele-
graph Company Francis p Stevens William A Dunn
and Others, In favor of the complainant. The suit
was brought in July, 1886. In order TO have the prop
erty of the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Com
pany which was sold BY the receivers Of the Circuit
fomTTf in December 1855, conveyed to the Southern
Company. it having paid the entire amount of tho
purchase money, $25,0O0, owing TO mlsunder-
sisted Upon reporting the United Lines Company as
Z he uurrhascr.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
NON UHEyT TO MILES sTAyDrsu

Boston, April ID speciaD.-Tho statue Of Mes
standish for tho monument at Duxbury ls 10 be OF
granite I4 feet high the shaft being 100 feet Cap
tain's Hnl, the point Of land running out into
Plymouth Bay, upon which the obelisk Is built, is
IS. feet above the wafer and the statue bc
90 miles at Tho statue Is to stand looking TO
the East, with his hight hand onalning the charter
of the colony pointing toward Plymouth aud his left
resting upon his undrawn sword The motto IS Civil
law is grraier than tho sMOrd1
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
BF4TTyG HIS RIVAL WITH AN lRON EAR

Macon, Mo-, April 14.-Dr Thomas J. Norris, editor
of The Democrat" assaulted and beaten into
inscnslbty yesterday, by Alexander Hudson, editor
of Tho Macon Times" Hudson came up behind
Norris and struck him on the head with heavy iron
bar, continuing the blows until Norris fell TO the
ground. It is feared his skull IS fractured and that
death Will result. Both were Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
nntAaES AwARpEp FoR BREACH OF PROMISE.

DANA GRS WARDED FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.
Watertown ~ Y, April 14.-MlSS sarah Chellis, ago
forty teacher In this city, sued John B. Chapman,
farmer, age seventy-three years, who has property
amounting to over 100000 for breach Of prtndSe OF
marriage and In the supreme Court here this morning
iury rendered verdict in her favor for $1,000. The
amount claimed was $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

NEW FEDERAL BUILDING IN NEW-BEDFORD.
New-Bedford April Il Speciall-The new post
Office building will be begun In June. II will DO con-
structed of granite and will be Norman gothic In
STYLE two stories high, with basement and attic. 10
will DC 85 Ly Sc fee, with a tower 90 feet high,
which will DO used by the signal service. The pres
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
nnvxrcrrnrr REprRLLCANS TO MEET MAY15.

Hartford, April IA Special. aD.-CbaIrman Day of the
Republican STATE Committee has issued the call for
a Republican State Convention, to meet at the Ry-
perion Theatre, In New-Laven, on Tuesday, May Is,
at D. M for the purpose of electing four delegates
and four alternates from The State of Connecticut 10
the National Republican Convention, TO appoint state
Central Committee and do any other business proper
TO come before the convention
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
1auycB OF uR CAyFIELDS YACHT

Wilmington, April If-IHb HdTIdI I" rIUIIIIBS"OIVH
Company launched this afternoon the iron schooner
Yacht sea Fox being built for A. Cass Garfield, OK
Sav,-York The vessel IS 30 feet, inches long: %
feet @ Inches BEAM and Ii feet, inches deep she Is
to be Atted ND for fast pleasure yacht. Mr. Garfield
and ]. r. Busk, owner OF the MIscheI were present.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
TBE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Pail River, Mass, April II (special.-The print
cloth market Is firm with large sales for the week in
sopts and IN futures Production, 10000 pieces; |;
deliveries, 5000: stock. 10000, all 64xo4; last
weeks stock 2s 600 sales. 263 600: odd, % 900;
GOx56s 10000; Gfx64s, $4,000; spot, lo2 900;
futures, lGl 900 o4x64s, IL cents; oOAoos, Id
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
yovryArEp on THE s7srH BALLoE

Cincinnati, April IA Commercial Gazettes'
CauIpos Ohio, dispatch, says |" Late last night the
ry,h district Republican Convention on the SI9th
balot renominated Thompson, the present Incumbent
10
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
sTCK 1ND TIRED OF LIFE.

Philadelphia, April Ia (Speclall-Wililam warner
an invalid age forty four committed suicide to-day at his
bome No o oOs Iinton-st. when his wife left home
this morning to go to work, hs said to her; You
will find me dead on your return When she reached
home she found her husband hanging W cloSe' ooor
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
aFp,yD or THE RAID KNOB OUTLAWS.

st. Louis April IA man who has Just arrived
from Ozark, says that the people OF CHRISTIAN auu
Taney Counties much afraid that an oreanlLeu
attempt viii be- made rescue the condemned Baa
Knobbers and that II the prlsonsrs ara hanged. tha
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

MARINE BANK DIvIDEND.-The Controller Of the
Currency has declared ninth dividend per cent in
FAVOR az the creditors Of the Marine National Rank. OF
New.York CITY making In all 90 per cent Oh claims
proved amounting 10 sl,4506i3 The bank failed May
10. 1884.
MELBOURNE Arrangements are be-
ing made Tor e parnciDaton al ths GnusnmAni In tia