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COTTON"

n ccipts yesterday ran up 10 40 bales,
against 2i0 bales same day last year Total
receipts to date 7Ol, is0 ball aud shipments
7o2. $40 bales the stock running account -
3Oii bales, over two thirds Of which have
been sold. The New York market closed
easy at decline Of i.iGc with futures quiet
end steady at n decline Of point ON near
months and distant months unchanged.
Liverpool Is quiet aud futures unchanged.
New orleans spots closed steady and futures
went OIL point ON old crop months, while
the new crops remained unchanged. In the
general market, dullue's seems 10 prevail,
prizes altogether depending upon the Liver.
pool market aud the cotton demand OF Man.
chester
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JUST so.

Our escemed contemporary. The Atlanta Copstt
tbioa comes TO the nut and kernel OF the situation
10 IeieIsnco TO the selection OF tho next Democratic
candidate for President
The candidate that New York insists on will re.
eeiye the nomination. and for the very simple rea
sou that the electoral vote Of New York Is neees.
sary To Democratic success.
Even before 1892 the anlable wronghends who
are now amusing themselves In predictions OF n
combine between the West aud south against New
Yoik will have slmmercd down. The fact that
New York is Indispensable to Democratic success
viii be too much Tor them. No amount OF fancy
figuring. no swelling words or nourishcS and swag-
ger Of rhetoric, or abuse N the Democrats OF the
East can change or obscure that fact. New York's
big bunch OF electoral votes IA an unnuswerable
argument
The man who gets the New York delegation 10
the next Democratic Convention will DO the Demo
cratic candidate, unless meanwhile the Democratic
party is seized with soitening OF the braln.-Aew
York Sun.
Two protective Democratic papers are
here in conjunction, and the result is
male6cent prophecy. Tho Southern one
repeats the old story that has made towards
Of the rank and fle of the party that tho
vote OF New York Is necessary to the cleo.
ton OF Democrat 10 the Presidency, Just
as II tho votes Of the Southern States were
not necessary. Tho solid South is counted
on TO walk up 10 the scratch with its 1853
electoral votes and yield the nomination
wthou, q murmur to New York with its
thirty-fye votes. To be sure this simplifcs
matters But is II right, is II just, Is II fair?
II is true this makes OF the National
Democratic Convention mere organiza-
ton TO register the will OF the Democrats
Of New York. But does that compoft
with the liberty we are supposed to be
anxious TO conserve2 Is II fair, just and
right that the Democrats OF the whole
country should DO merely the tools OF the
corrupt rings that manage the local poll.
tics OF New York; How disgraceiul and dis.
crediiable a confession is thus made. The
New York Democracy is always nal rowe1
10 the limits Of Tammany Hall, so that,
according to The Suns logic, the National
Democratic party might save time and
trouble as well as money by inviting .bal
organization TO name It's candidate for the
Presidency, and accepting announce such
nominee as that Of the party. How Ions
will the Democrats OF the South stand
this sort Of thing? How long will ,hsy
submit to being used TO further the inter
csts Of the local politicians Of New
York who sold out Cleveland last year ant
elected llarrison2 The complaccnt In
dorsement 10y The Sun Of the proiv, tion
serving Constitution is proof that they mr.
preparing for the same old game Of gamb
ling for the presidency in the belief tina
they have the solid South by the ear.
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to preserve tho peace by holding questions
In allegiance which do not, however, con-
Germ the people but only the reigning
families who usurp their power and thus
retard civilization. When tho masses
come 10 their own there will be an end OF
all this, and there is some reasons for be-
leving that they cannot long be withheld
from il
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LyNoHED, IF CAUGHT.
A Sensational Affair Near Gadsden,
a.-Bloodhounds and Bullets.


Ala.-Bloodhounds and Bullets.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June PA special
to the Age Herald from Gadsden, Ala,
says: Frank Bennett rowing character,
who has been stopping at Gave Creek, six
miles across the river, with bis cousin, Jim
Oliver, wanted to marry the fifteen-year-
old daughter OF John Sims, a neighbor,
but the Judge refused a license. Bennett
got drunk yesterday and going TO Sims's
house threatened TO kill the whole family.
Sims ordered him of and friend took
him away. Sims swore out warrant
yesterday. and Deputy Sheriff Wright and
posse, with four bloodhounds, went to
arrest Bennett. They found him in Oil
ver's house. He refused TO surrender and
opened fire, killing three dogs and severely
woundng Deputy Wright and Monroe
Miller. He then made his escape although
fired upon. A strong poss is in pursuit
and at last accounts Bennett was hemmed
in thicket. 1t is probable he will be
lynched II caught.
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A papai Decoration.

NV YoRK. Juno 2L-Tonight Cheya-
lier Erasm josef Jerzmanowski. OF this
city, was presessed with the cross Of the
Order Of tho Golden Spur in tho presence
Of a distinguished gathering OF Catholic
cilizcnA Accompanying the gift was a
parchment brcvW comforting the title Of
commander in the order upon the cheva-
lier. Pope Leo XIII. presented the deco
ration. This IA the first decoration OF the
kind ever conferred in America.
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NOTWITHSTANDING Gov. Hills vetoes
by which no saved the people Of New
York over 1000 900, tho Republican Leg
islature succecdedIin increasing theannual
tax vote OF thatState frolh 2.62 10 1852, an
increase OF nearly one.third. II appropri-
ated the enormous sum Of $l2, sos, 900.
This ought to make il easy for the Demo-
Gratis to carry the State at the next
election.
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m,npoIl,e AZ Cnne IIn,li.

NEw YoRK. June % Capt Shaw. Of
the steamer Delta, which arrived last night
from Port dc Paix, states that Gen. Hyp
polite had arrived at Cape Hayu with his
stat, and was about TO return to rejoin his
army just before Port.au. Prince. Private
letters received at Cape Hayti from Port
au-Princc stated that the city was in a
very excited condition. Legitimc refused
TO leave the city or capitulate and great
fears were apprehendcd Of an instruction
In the citv
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Heated n, n coeiiss Drink.

Fto-i the Norwich Bulletin.
A limp rubber hose with a trlckling
stream OF pure water running from u Is
temptation to the Thirsty passer by Il IL
lies upon the sidewalk, and Is very differ
ent from the wrilhing squirting pipe with
pressure upon Il Of 100 pounds TO the
square inch. A rubber hose In repose, de-
lusiye aud tempting. lay upon Main
street walk Friday. when a thirsty slran-
ger picked Il up and let the cooling water
slowly running from II enicr his mouth.
Tho boy who had charge Of the hose rec
ogniEed and appreciated his oppo, tunity,
aud let ON the water al iuil head. Inc
mans mouth took the Inst squirt al
twenty gallon minute speed and volume.
lie was heard to utter mild, Delayed cry
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these the first mentioned is incomparably
the strongest, and everything now points
to his nomination. The cry of third term
is raised against Col. Stone, but 1t is not
altogether just. He filled out the unex-
PRED term OF Gov Aimes when that much
detested carpet-bagger jumped the State,
and was once elected by the people"
This is the truth Of history.
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THE vALKYRIE BEATEN.
rhe Champion English Yacht Beaten

The Champion English Yacht Beaten
Mt Home.
LONDON. June 24.-The regatta Of the
Royal Mersey Yacht Club took place today
over the iorty-seven mile course. Among
the contestants were the valkyrie. Trek,
Deer Hound and Yarana. When half the
distance had been covered the Valkyrie
was in the lead, with the Yarana. Irex and
Deer Hound following in the order
named. On the return home the Irex
took wind place, but the Yarana over
hauled her and won the race on time
allowance. The Deer Hound second and
Irex third.
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before the Pipe bumped itself and threw
him across the walk into the street, and
gave him more water than he could take
care Of. He scrambled to his feet and
looked around to see who had assaulted
him, but he could only see the pipe, full
Of glee and full Of business. He jumped
upon the pipe, informed ii that he had q
poor opinion Of its proprietor, and walked
away wetter and wiser man than he
was when he began to quench his thirst.
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A YouthfuI OmcisI.

From the New York sun.
A new and noticeable Ggurc among the
numerous dignitaries and officials in the
suite OF the shah OF Persia is young boy
Of twelve, whom the Shah has covered
with digniiies and titles, and who is an
objact Of envy and fear 10 most Of his
mnjesty's ministers. His name is Cool.
ANAL Khan. He is the director Of the
Corps Of Royal Pages, and one OF his titles
is Azizus-Sultan, ''Favotite OF the Mon
arch" Neither Minister, Vizier nor
Royal Prince has ever yet been allowed to
sit at the shah's table, but Goolamali
Kahn is an exception 10 this law Of the
Persians. lie is constantly by his masters
side, and has more servants 10 wait upon
him than any two OF the royal Ministers.
The explanation OF this extraordinary
treatment Is 90 be found In the Persian
Monarch's conviction that his life isinsep.
arably and myst,riously bound up with
that OF Goolamali Khan, and that wise
men have ioIetGld that the Shah's death
will he preceded only a few days by that
OF his young iavorilc; that the health and
prosperity OF the latter will mean the
health aud prosperity Of the former and
that generally whatever bcialls this little
one will also happen 10 his royal protector
This belief has resulted in the boy leading
a life OF ease aud luxury unknown 10 the
most fortunate courtiers OF Tehernn. lie
was seated on the knees OF two magnif.
cent gran ices on the shah's entry into 81.
Petersburg
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PIrrsnuRo. Pa. June 2l-IImry Flann.
arrested on Saturday for the embezzlcment
Of $685. 900 from the Marine Bank, was this
morning charged with cmbczxloment In
the United States District Court A hear
ing was fixed for Wednesday. Ills rela.
iiycs arr making an effort TO compromise
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CIrcnm.,nnrr. AIlor ca.s.

CINCINNATI o., juno "a Quite a num-
Der OF saloons were open yesterday after:
noon In consequence Of the pressure OF
NO many Turner's In the city When asked
10 make arrests the police refused. saying
they had orders from the Mayor 10 make
no arrests unless there was disorder.
There were threats made that legal pro.
cecdings would be taken against the Mayor
for ianing such an order.
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OHIO REPUBLICANS.

Convention to Nominate Full State
Ticket 10 DO Held Today.
CoIuNnus, o., Juno 2t-The Rcpub-
lcan state Convention for the nomination
Of full State ticket, including Governor.
will convene tomorrow and continue two
days The preliminary work will be done
tomorrow. The principal contestants on
the head ticket Among the candidates
are Gems Kennedy. Jones, Dawes, ex-
Speaker Campson, Congressman Mofey,
Capt. Wilson Vance. Judge O'Ncil, aud
others. The convention will convene NJ 4
o'clock pm. tomorrow, when Congress.
mau w. q. Cooper, the temporary chair
msn, will address the convention. lndi.
cations are that the convention will 10
largely attended
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THE cLAN,NA.oAnL suspEors
Pleading In Confectionery Not Found
Sensational Contribution to the Case.

Sensational Contribution to the Case.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 2i.--It Is altogether
indefinite when the suspected murderer
OF DIR. Cronin will be brought to trial, but
today's proceedings in Judge Shepard,
court would indicate that the prosecution
desires few weeks investigation before
the criminal tribunal. Coughlin, O'Sulli.
van and Woodruff were all marched into
Judge Shepard's court this morning, and,
in accordance with the time-honored Gus
tom, asked il they were ready for trial, and
II they desired their case get for any par
ticulas date.
81 am ready for trial at any time" re-
sponded young Woodruff, 'apd the sooner
the better. i don't think can gain any
thing by postponement, and may have
better show for justice in an immediate
trial. am ready now, your Honor"
What have you to say, Mr.. o. Sullivan?"
asked the Judge.
81 suppose am as we'll prepared to 90
TO trial now as will ever be-" responded
the iceman, just trile sulkily.
at does not make much difference TO
me when the trial is set for. am ready
at any time"
"Are you prepared for trisl?' said the
Judge, addressing Coughlin.
NO" replied the ex-detective, ~ am
not My lawyer, W. S. Forest, is going to
be very busy for week or two and says
he can't possibly attend to my case now.
For that reason, principally, would pre-
fer that my trial be not yet set for any par
tcular date"
THAT will do" said the Judge, 'tbe
Court will not at present set the date upon
which you will be required to answer the
charges against you"
The prisoners retired. and after Judge
Shepard had conferred for a minute with
the States Attorney the Court proceeded
with other business. II is now under
stood that no date will be set for the trisi
until after the extradition OF Martin Burke,
the Winnipeg suspect, as the evidence
against him is really stronger than against
any OF the other indicted men.
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WATERBURY, Conn, June 2L-John
Mcdonald, who has just got over a sick
ness, has suddenly recovered his eyesight,
Of which he has been deprived for more
than thirty years. lie says that during
his recent illness he experienced dizzy and
other peculiar sensations In his head. aud
at one time heard q strange swapping
sound. His case Is ono OF great interest 10
the medical profession.
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NEwroHr, X l., June 9L-Today the
Association Of Editors Of American Mcdi.
cal Journals hcldil annual meeting at the
Casino. DR.. Brodic, OF Detroit, presided.
The following officers were elected. Pfcsi-
dent, A. NJ. Low, OF 81 Louis. yice.prcsi
dent, q. W. Dulles. Philadelphia; sccre.
tary, J. T.. Gray, OF Chicago.
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Asyraeu.e Hotel p.,p.d.

sYRAcusE, n. Y, June 2i.--Firc broke
out on the fourth floor OF the Vanderbilt
House at 3 O'Clock this morning. The
fourth floor was Quilted, and the remaining
iloon badly damaged by water A dozen
guests on the fourth floor had narrow
escapes Five business places In tho block
were also badly damaged by water. The
loss WIS Ss7 on
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Hn,sht- ofsi. John.

w,suiN0roS, juno 2L-At = parade
here today Of lhelKnighis OF 81. John two
communicates took part In the compcti.
tive drin. Tho knights Of 81. Mary, Of
Detroit, Mich, carried of the first prize,
anL the knights OF -. George, OF Column
iais. O. got the scCond
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frAoE reigns IN Europe. but Il Ia Of the
kind that once rcIgned In Warsaw. Its
peace maintained by constant armament
and tho yearly increase aud efficiency Of
the neighboring nations, each Of which is
ready TO spring at the others throat
Counting the men In the several nayies
there are nearly 100000 mon undor arms
in Europe today and diplomacy IL being
strained 10 the utmost tension Of good will
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AND here comes healways reliable Mobile
Register and in announcing that 1.-THE contest
in Mississippi is now practically narrowed
down to Stone and Cameron, with the
chances decidedly in favor Of the former"
says che would make an excellent Gov
ernor as he has done before"
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CmoAoo. ILL.,, June PA Frankfort
Ind, special to the Daily Ne'ri says Cap.
Schucttlcr and Frank scanlan arrived here
ats:l5 o'clock this morning from Chicago
and Mr. Seaman at once decided that tho
suspect arrested ut that place was not
Cooncy. lie admitted. however, that tho.
resemblance was striking. The man turn1'
out TO be Patrick Donahue, Of Green
cnailn Ind
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NKw YoRg, Juno "a Charles Dcbaun,
the defauliing cashier Of the National Park
Bank. who ran away TO Canada with $685.
900 Of the banks funds but was oxiradiied
here, pleaded guilty today 10 charge OF
forgery In the second degrce. lie was
sent 10 State prison for iivc years aud scycn
months.
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InE defeat Of the Prohlbliionis,s Ia
Pennsylvania and Tor tho second time In
Rhode Island will. Il Is hoped, put an end
TO tho National Prohibition party and
save the country irom the Intervention Of
a third party In tho campaign Of 1899.
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ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY.
Pat League and Roddy Sea Caught Rob
bling q Fla2man.

Pat League and Roddy Sea Caught Rob-
bling q Flagman.
At o'clock this morning Pat League and
negro named Roddy Sea were arrested
charged with robbing the one-armed flag
man who stays at tho Beale street market.
The lagman was asleep on bench when
the parties found him and relieved him
OF $3.50, all the money he had. Two
or three witnesses saw IL and gave tho
alarm. Officers Fason and Conway went
in pursuit. The culprits went first TO Bob
Church's saloon and set up the drinks TO
eighteen or twenty negroes there and had
just left when the officers reached there.
They were followed to 81 Smiths
crap game, No. GO DeSoto street, and
were there found shooting the worries
through the horn for 70 cents a shot.
They were both locked up. Upon being
searched some money was found on each
OF the men. League was very abusive
and threatened the officers with dire
vengeance. Roddy Sea is well known
''rounder" who hangs out at the various
crap dives League lives with his father
on Linden street,
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mo-. Yo.ae-t win be raraonea.

CHICAGO, III juno 2L-A dispatch
from saltwater, MINI, says at seems
practically ccrlain that bob Younger, the
Missouri oullaw.scrying life sentence
here, Tor the murder OF bank officer In
1870, will be Anrdoncd within the next
four or i've dan"
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TINS Brminghdm A0c Herald, reviewing
the gubcrnaiorial situation In Mississippi,
conclude There now remain In the
field Stone, fcaihcnion aud Cameron. OF
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WASHINGTON. June g. Word has been
received at the Navy apartment thu; the
Nipsic, the sole suryiyor OF the American
Zee, at samoa after the hurricane, has
started for San Francisco under convoy Of
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ye.,.yas,.. nnII eame..

AZ Chicago Chicago o. New York 0.
At Piilsburg-Plisburg :. Washington T.
Al Brooklyn brooklyn Z, Columbus H.
Al Observation-Disclosures o, hos
ton 3.
Al Cleveland-Cleycland @, Philadel.
phia T.
Al Philadclphia-Alhletics s. Bald.
unoro IN
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rr....., omeial, D,.en.rxe..

wAsnixoroS. June 2L-Dcpu,y Sixth
Auditor HARRISON and nine OF the chiefs
Of divisions In the Sixth Auditors office,
Treasury Department, were discharged to.
day.
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mo n,.,I.I,,o, Tor nurLe.

wAsnISoroS, June 2L-The President
has signed the requisiiion papcn In the
Gus Of Martin Burke, the suspect, undef
arrest at Winnipeg.
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FEKsoNr, o., Juno 2i-MrA Hayes has
grown steadily weaker all day, aud the
family are almost hopeless.
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LANCASTER, Pa, June 2l-Gen. Simon
Camcron's death seems 10 be only qucs
hon Of few houA
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HE Wealth Err.


~ WAsHIN0ToN, June ~ 1881.
For Tennessee aud Kentucky: Fair, followed In
extreme western portions by light rains slightly
warmer; easterly winds
For Western Florida, Alabama and Mississippi
Fair, preceded by rain on the coast warmer east
crly winds
For Louisiana and Eastern Texas Fair, preceded
by light rain on the Texas Coast. stationary tenn
pcrature: eas,erly winds
For Arkansas Fair, followed Tuesday by light
Mains stationary temperature. soutneasterly winds
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10 CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPONDENTS.

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l not found suitable for publication
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OUR HEw YORK OFFICE
Eastern ONCE Of TIKI APPEAL, No. n Tribune
Building. New York J. 4 Van Dorcn special
j o. tern Agent
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I.oc., Me,eoroIogieni Report.

WAR DEPARTMENT, U. s. SIGNAL SERVICE, [
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June a. 1889.
Sslh Mer. Time. Bar. lem nun:
, a. IN 80
Dan. .ssss's'oului - "
Maximum temperature. So. minimum tempera'
tue GO. rainfall for day, river gauge 8 pm,
~ p change In "a hours, 10 rise.
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Cotton Region bulletin.
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MLNFHN, ItUu'l JWut " Ios1
For the q hours ending at O'Clock, pm.