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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
TeIecrnnns Hriefed.

The North Atlantic squadron arrived ct New
York yesterday
Tho Atlanta (Ga) Rines returned yesterday
from Kansas CITY, wherG they won the 1rst piizo
in tho International drill The reception from the
time tney struck Georgia soil was an o'S1'on'
Tho committee conducting the ecclesiastical
trial of the Rev T. c. Carter. j. d., editor OF tho
Hsihodist Afr0cie, concluded the nearing Oh llo
testimony yesterday aud promptly returned \
verdict Of Not guilty on all the specifications ana
charges.
Tho furniture workers Of Brooklyn 70 the NUM-
her Of COZ and about 200 yarnishers went Gus on
strike yesterday. The strike was ordered py me
Furniture. Workers Union because foreman
wss employed 10 one oi tho factories who did not
know his business
Thu Catholic Mercy Hospital at Davenport Ia,
took flre yesterday moratng before daylight anu
was badly damaged. Forty helpless peueh
were in tho building aud thirty nuns. Inc
patients were all saved ~ tho nuns, Dut one Oh
the latter perEhoI.
News reached Quincy. Fla, late last night OF
the murder Of Jesse lnmaa by william [. VII
son AZ the home Of iho formor IL the country
sixteen miles west Of tho town. The men were
neighbors, and th0Fs hal been bad plooo De-
tween them Tor some time.
The citizens who she Mayor called In confer
once al Columbus, Ohio. upon mo stree|rallWhy
strlke by an almost unanimous vote passed
resolution faVOrlng u" hA "t'lotty 81 ~
poipted a committee Of Ave 90 present the rese-
luton % the railroad company
Adylces from Lower California state that the
American colOnists on the Mexican Land COM
pauys grant have petitIoned me Mexican noN.
ernr.ent 70 have said grant set aside on account
| OF alleged oppressive actions 81 ihs company.
| The manager Of the company H. NJ LeAt' ne7
! left for England.
Atthe iolnt conference % delegates from we
| Farmers Alliance and irdustual union. the
| Farmers Mutual Beneficial Associauoh, nous
| trial Grange, Union Labor and hnlghI5 Oh LAOoI'
| held Yesterday ~ Representative nan, lopeAa'
| and attended by about 100 representatives, Hon
| ai narts of tho state. II wac decided 10 put a
| fun state. congressional, anu county HcAo' ~
the held.
special from san Diego Cal, says ina,
| United states Marshal George A. cara arrNo u
from Ensenada, Lower Cal. yesterday wnsI.
| he had been making an investigation VI VIZ
| nlibustering movement which vas recently ca
| no.ed. Dur!ng his investigation copy OF the
provisional constitution Of ine new topAolie
| which the fiiibusterers expected 70 lorIn nas 80
| cured. and tho document Will DO ior"a'uou ~
| Washington.
A camp OF Chinese has been formed IN he1ico
few miles from the Arizona DorueI' rn WV, J
| about $50 Cinnamon have congresaied 70 ava.
| favorable opportunity 10 slip into VIC .nis we,
| states They are principally imml grants wiz
we're transhipped In San Franci.;o harooe c rlo
| China steamers 10 steamers OF tho fso'nc-SOes
| Line and landed at Guaymas ana ho1on aa
/ They became aware thai officers were eees. ~.
| them In Arizona They are IN bAd prsule :
| ment, aud their number Is being eons'~A"'
| added TO-
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REDSKINS RAMPANT.
nr tnlecr,nn . thc pfspalch.l


CHICAGO, June IA dispatch from - ruI'
regarding the Indian excitement In hoh'sn'
says: General Kruger. commander oil the "
pnrtment u Dakota, has afyiees from Ions s In
river Gustav and ke0eh that the ludianb arr -
IA excited frame OF rnind over the shortage ~
subsistence apd that alarm EXISTS aInops -. u
settlers, bu: 30 has DO information OF 81 ~ IN
sing AID dec not believe IN me UNI anIes
dcr- rcTorted There are now -FOUR com ~
u cayaliy AT Tongue river. IN cOmnhhn ~ -,
Carroll, and three companies OF infantry -, -,
Fort kDogh are on their way 70 We seilu ~. "a
duo % arrive Friday There are NV Nuoy ~ ~. In
on tho re.cryati1n, and aDOut 2VNJ Grows w .
adjoining reservation. bat tho later are - 30
Bile Tho settlers have strongly oblecleu "
Cheyenne reservation and there nave osVn I-,
Quent taun,s made That tho lnliahs N,Ita IN, =,
b. cleaned on. Tho result has ueeh 10 heep, IN
indians and settlers az daggers' POINTS snn ~,
foment any trivial difficulty. IheIe IS no u'- az
said tho General. that the military on ~ ~
ground a. easily able % cope Win NC IA no,
case - an uprising, whic2' ho"cFor, ~ S.tie.
anticipate. Tho june roundup suIVIs -,
mon is due, and the arms sent " uo'e.',i1
To1le may 10 for their protection: US a.
fbet dcyeioumeuts haze occurred fince my io''
adyices. a.. .ors. The
first man TO b. killed ny Tho ILeygnneS " "a.
MAYOR al Toncue-ltivcr Agency. no lLpin ~.
arc now Killing cato By iho hunltoIT. ~ ~
companies OF infantry aud one uoop "a -,nic
left Fort keoEh ior the scene on W 49,,
a. 49, fc from tho Rosebud country rrplI
,hrec rancho properties burned by 'he lnd e,,,
ana othor house sho, into but no peopll A,'.'
ros,e o. cowboys let bosebui lat evening Hli,
sail thew wouli drive the Indians uh.h 81 ~ M
resorvati1n without regard 20 tho troops.
InGlsn- are carnpel only eighteen miiesfron wv
station on Ro.ehli river. Tho COWBOYS cntss 81
In rounlnng w are expected down mo iiFeI w. W
morrow. aud the posse which iefI h'seDut ~ -
10 be- jo.uei by taom near where The lHd'An' o.
ttr CgfrfHI.
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osrship on the Committee 90 Rules. 10 which he
wac appointed yesterday. The ros.enatiou was
scecptce, aud Mr.. MeNiliin, OF Tennessee, was
appointed % nli the vacancy.
vote was then tsgen on agreeing % the con-
lWeoce report on The antitrust bill. and re-
eettec Is 90 20. Mr.. stewart OF Vermont raised
,ns poleto OF 40 quorum, aad the speaker being
uhable 20 count a quorum call OF the House
was ordered. quorum having appeared, tho
conference report was rciected-i 20 lis
nr' stewart moved a further conference, with
INSTRUCTIONS 20 tho hoUsc confcrrces % recode
from she House Amendment THIS aneniment
provides that every contract or agreement Gu
tered into FOR the purposo q preventing tho sale
or pNrcha'c Of any commcaity transported frsfn
one stale or Territory g be acid M another or 90
coauacted % be sold, CT 10 prevent conpeilt On
10 the transportation OF persons or property fruin
one State or Territory into another shall DO
deemed unlawful Within ,hclmcSnlng ~ ths
act; provided that tho contracts here Cnulno-
rated shall not be construed b. exclude any
Other contract or agreement declared unlawful
Ia this act.
Aa aRrood 10 ia conference this amendment
was made y road Every contract or agccemeut
entered into Tor the purpose u presenting CONF
Petition ga Tie tT8uspof tsii0n % pera0ns or
property IRON ono State or Territory into
npother. - NAT The rates Of SUCH transportation
may De raj ed above what Il Just and roascu-
abe sDal be declared unlawful within tho
meaning OF THIS net And nothing % This act
raau Do deemed or hold 70 impair the powers ot
mo several States I'm respect ol any OF tho maj
lcrs ia this act meationel.
Mr. stewart demanded the previous question
on h.s motion. Agreed to-yoas. III: uRys. g..
Tho notion was then agreed to-yous, l0) nays
81
Tho conference report on the Military
Academy bil was agrosa 10.
Nr. hrndrIsou, o. Iowa, from tho Committee
on Appropriations. reported an urgent deficiency
Bill appropratug t37)s.0JI for the payment ~
pensions ana 100000 for the expenses Of tho
olcyetn census. Passed.
the clufcrcuco report on the pension sppro-
pTsiion hiii was presented. Tho report, which
Is iisacroe.ng one. was adopted, and L further
conference Bas ordered.
be House tnen, In Committee 81 tho Whole,
broGy considered the agricultural appropria-
non lill. reported " bsck % the House without
amendment. ana passed H.
Ny. Funston made a brief explanation OF the
dc.ai'a 81 toe Dill saytug ihAt the committee had
lal economy ~ Wow a. every elago. Ihorc was
no general debate up,B IL
Ih" House az O'Clock took q rcress until s
o'clock, the evening so,8ion % he for tho con-
siicrntioi II b as reported from the Committee
on Commerce.
THE EVENING SESSION.
At'ho evening session only i've or six locnl bills.
chiefly f.r tho establishment Of hgli-hOuses,
wero passed sir. fllley, OF Kentucky, acted the
ro.e o. ohlocior tonight and ailowcd tthe only
81 no bills presented % como % tho point %
passAF1 Consequently tho session was short
one, and tie House at - adjourned.
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TIE RADICAL ELECTION BILL.
\ Rough Draft of the Iniquity Sent 10 the
Public Printer.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l


WAsHSGTOS, Juno l2.-The Ways and Means
Committee to-day heard argument upon tho
Turner hill 70 impose a tax upon adulterated
beer. II. G.. Flnloy, of New York. who drew tho
bin. appeared in support Of n, and a numher OF
porsOns interested Ia the brewing business.
notej by President Miles o. the United States
BreWcr, hHe o iJr. Opp1.ed IT,
The House caucus committee which iacharge1
With fhe pro paratun or tho national election nil
on lines agrcof upon by the last caucus has
tcru luius,uOusly pericciing the details ~ the
measure end hga so Ear progrcsstd 81 o. De able
g. sOuI q rough draft 81 The lil % the Public
Printer When the proofs are returned the COM
uitteo VIII meet again, probably Saturday next,
and continue he Work Of arranging the de-
tails. Some a the changes made already
IN tho original kowoil bill are: a pro-
vision that IN cases Of conflict between
returns sent in ~ state election Oftcors ana by
those Of supervisors the lsttor are 10 constitute
VruUG f1r.e evidence of TIE right % the member
90 his .sat. aud a provision that the Jnitod
states Court within an election district shall az
point board " urco persons representing both
vI-0rs. a problem that ~ giving the committee
some concern Is how 20 formulate ptO-
vision for insertion IN the IN o. carry
out lls desire 10 prevent wholesale
and wrongful disirsuc hisement of voters, az a.
legged to prevail IN South Carolina, and 70 m0et
alleged irgiuia and North Carolina fraudulent
prlct-es 10 connection with toe purglng OF tho
iIs.- II voters. III appears that much di1iculiy -
being experienced IN making asupcrv-ory Hys-
faeut of IT. ability 70 solve the question. 10 Il
oNl e-ted that the hin will bo complete in iime
90 uelInito f US submission D. another caucus
next Monday.
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A STATE OF THINGS AT AsHEvlLLE.
Census Enumerators Having Trouble-Nhe
Supposed Result of u Circular

Supposed Result of Circular
[By telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, June I2--somo days ago super
intendeut Porter received copies OF printed
circular signed "Citizen," which has been dis
trlbuted In Asheyille, p. c., calling upon inc
people 10 resist the intrusion upon their p,tNs1o
affairs contemplated BY tue census stueuules'
Tho circular further says "thal q ei anbot ~
your family, under pay, aud by order Of iinper-
tinent aud Insulting authorities a. Nasnins
ton, will present himself at your mouse aud
ask questions that would cause any no,
ocst woman 10 blush Win hhahlo eht
iDdlgnatlon, aud every man looi
that his home and family had been put 10 un-
called-for insult aud humilialion." Inc pcopl'
are further advised 70 refuse 20 answer ,ho Oh
sus questions. Ny. Porter paid no a,tenuon "
the anonymous circular, which ne SUPPOSED 70.
merely The production OF some cian4, ell.i'
letter was received from supervisor haiuNiSn'
dated June yih, IN which he states tha' LIE 49,
meraiOrs Ia Asheyille are having sofno uVu .
by the people eyailng them. lie states tbaI
they often send a servont 70 the dooll ~
ing. " There Is no one here who eau si'e "a
the census The supervisor writes W o.
for INSTRUCTIONS Superintendent Io.1
day wrote letters 90 Senator Vance anu neP .,..
sentative kHArt calling their attention. ~ ~, -.
condition OF a1alrs ia Asheyille, as rePor'et ~
the supervisor. lie states that nc kngrs " p ~
reason for the people Of Asheyilio 70 huops SUI"
n course In relation 10 the census AS iai 40 US
slble competent men had boon appointed as su-
persisors and enumerators. and 10 no U.s. 800 as
the appointment Of an epumerstor been rsia use,
because be vas Democrat He ASKS .ues W. W.
use lhsr influence with the peopio ~ ~ tnis
10 induce them 10 take different view VI 'i'S
matter
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M HS.


DOVFRTY.-Dled. az the residence of her me-
Their, eos west Canal street, Thursday morning NJ
: o'clock. EsTELLE. daughter OF :. F. AMI Mat
thew Doherty, deceased, IN the twentieth year OK
her age
Asleep In Jesus, blessed sleep.
Mournfully ami teudery solemnly and SLOW,
Tears are believing The path ~ we 60;
kinired aud strangers arc moHners to-dsy-
Comfy, 50 gently, q bear her away.
Her funeraI will take place at o'clock THIS
O'ridav) EVENING from Laurel-Street Methodist
Epls opai church. Friends and oclualntanccS
arc invited 20 attend
MORRfS-Dei NJ the residence OF her SOP,
No. SO China street. nj 1890 A. NJ. wednesday,
June II, 1870. Mre. ISABELLA NORRIS, after
lingering illness aged siXty-three.
Through all pain ~ times she'd smile
smile u heavenly birth,
And when the angels called her home
She smiled farewell TO earth.
Heaven retalneth now or treasure,
Earth the lonely casket Keeps,
And tho sunbeams love e. iinger
Where our darling mother sleeps
Funeral viii take place at Grace-Street Baptist
church SATU RDAY, 18th, at $3.50 7. NJ. Friends
are invited % attend.
Baltimore and Petersburg papers please copy.
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plated. The guards at tho palace and Its ap-
proachos have been doubted.

plated. The guards at tho palace ana It's ep-
proachos have been doubled.
Msssrs. Lowther. Talbot, Hamburg. snu
Waring, Conservative members OF fsrin nop''
and others are circulating q memofia. 10 vi.
Government In favor Of an autumn session oi
Parliament Load sslisbury's propoeai 70 evn-
tlnue bills from session 10 session Is eAo"'"k
strong opposition
In the House Of Commons yesterday SIR
James Ferguson, tho Under Foreign secrotaiy,
stated that Portugal accepted in prineiple iho
arbitration on the Delagoa Bay railway qaesao"
proposed by England and the united s.asos,
Mr.. Matthews, Home Secretary, annonn l,,r
that the resignation OF Chiel-oI-F oIi ,.,
Munroe was due 10 dtuereDce wiz
himself on questions Of legislation ana hanihis-
traiioD. Mr.. Balfour declined 10 a,cs1e VI az
nel's request for tho appointment OF a commute
too % inquire into on the charge that the poilce
OF Tippersry and CSshel.had used unnecessary
violence IN suppressing Nationalist meeting
II is reported that James Monroe, chief OF the
Metropolitan uondon) police force, has resigned
his Office in consequence Of quarrel pet~cen
himself aud the Government Regarding the
regulations adopted ~ the police on inc o. aston
OF the defnonstration against tho accusing uIl
IN Hyde PARK saturday last. o,hor reasons are
said to DO tho refusal Of HOmc.cecretary
Matthews 30 press the police pension pelo-o no
House Of Commons this session, aud the sp-
p0intment by the Secretary ~ clerk from lne
Homo once b the vacant assistant com mis-
sionership in tho Metropolitan Police depart
mont The police generally arefu furious over the
action OF the Home Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
A VETO FROM LITTLE BENNY.
An Alabama Public-BuiidinG Bill the
Subject of DisapprOvai.
Try telegraph 10 the Dispatca1

WASHINGTON. juno le.-Iho President to-day
returned 20 the House without his approval tho
n.Ii for the erection OF public building az Ius-
cnloosa, Ala. In his message the President says;
Judging by ~ postal revenues aud the officers
employed the pOst-oricc 8t Tuscaloosa tr not AN
important ono. IL las ono clcrk az salary OF
$50 and no carriers. The report of tho Post
master General shows that tho gross receipts Tor
the year lsSs were S6,3i3, and tho net revenues
lrsa than 5000. tho receipts haNo only H.
creased ty 300 Ia ton years. Tho rent now
PAID flr binding having $500 square leet
of floor space IS $@t5. 4 general proposition To
erect public buildings at this scale Of expense
ia cities Of tho size Oi Tuscaloosa would not,
am slrc. receive the sanction 81 Congress- II
would involve the expenditure for buildings OF
zen times the present net revenues OF such
a0lces. aud in the -asO under consideration
would involve an increased cost for fuel,
lights. aud caro- greater than tho rent
now paid for the 'uso Of room ot
ample size. would not insist that II
must always DO shown that proposed public
buildine must yield an interest on ne invest
fnept. but In the present uncertain state oi pub
IA, reveuus and expenditures resulting from
penafne aud probable legls lation here Is, to my
mind. an absolute necessity that expenditures
Tor public buildings should be limited 90 poiut5
whore mo public needs are very evident and very
Imperative. IL IS cioar thai this Is not such
case
INC tin which Is thus vetoed made an ap9ro-
lriatlOu o. S4J,J)J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
THE MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.
Thev Nominate Ono of Stouowal JACK
SON. Men for Supreme judge
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, Juno l2.-Iho Dsmocrau'
state Convention met hero yesterday organ
rod. aud adjourned until today. Ex-Governor
Wo3d4on called the convention 10 order AZ il
O'Clock tbis morning. without loss 81 time mo
convention proceeded 10 ballot for supreme
Judge. on the eighteenth ballot CAN'T was noml-
mattel the vote rciug CAN'T, %l3; lhomh-' CIV
Burgess, ~: McFar!aue, -. Ganus No'' WSs
nine moro than necessary 60 nominate ana
vhen tho figures were announced there was
great erthusiasm over his success. james -;
Gnutt /. a native OF Putnam county, Ca, ana
durlug the war served Ia stonewaH Jackson
brigade. a., .,,.,
ing was commenced for state superiniendent OF
Pubiic Instruction. 10 took SIX ballots 90 make u
nomination, fhhu Wolfe. OF Randolph county,
being the successful candidate.
Between tho ballots this afternoon inc Com
rntttee Oh Resolutions reported the platform IL
condemns the present system OF tarlu tnAhuon
and monopoly, arraigns tho present hepublicah
Administration for violation OF pledges, De
nounces the quorum rulinR1 ~ speaker Reed AZ
n u-urpaiion II power, GnI fagors the Tree coln-
aee Of silver. the forfeiture ~ unearncd land
grants. and tho enactment Of laws to insure
honest elections.
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WASHINGTON.
SENATOR eVARrs SPEAKS IN A HUSKY
AND iNAuDleLe VOICE.
1ho Radical Features OF she New
Bni--Vonable's Case


h
vr,saiNeroS June Ia--T'ho Senate considered
-. silver b.n again to-day and Mr.. Eyart,, Of
sos Yors, WIS the priocipal speaker. lie occu-
-.i ihs aoo- for more than two hours. bui It
-. r.ih She sroatcs, difficulty that no could be
,,.r. hom Tie galleries. Senators wore anxious
q. Hear hifo, nutitNss necessary for al Who lis-
t..rI % getinr ciofcly around thc Distinguished
N.s 'refr hfh VOICE, coinpsrci with i;s iol mrr
.--.sth. is wreck. Ills Ton ~ ara - husky that
b is nest Go al imr0ssiatlity % understand
-.af ka -sef unless one ~ sitting within few
t.. If lln. THO senate cham bar Is $50 COM
.ri thei every sound will come 20 the pro-
..r. OF -rrN' i"ss, rGt Mr. Shuey, ftc stenog-
r... ID Go ,sso his notebook over 90 Hcna-
I I..ets deck. ~ u wa absolutely iWppa-
sri. .o report M Evars from 80 desk OF ho
.r.et.rI. TO rolcou happous hat the sin-
..r.f. le. las % change seats in order 20 get a
CO. o anything thst 90 eaid a. tho senate
... .cr, eo perfect are the acoustic properties
20 ..s moiel chamber.
... E,alr,, 80 famous for hls long sentences.
fr...f ono g ,ho most learned men I'm pubic
... H.f 1t DIS ag0 ndvaurfs ho rRuuot mako his
f.r.f ,ct GA account o. his POOR delivery.
VIII THr RULES III c4A,0.Df
~-r I.lsfal ele~tlou-lnw VIII be- a reality Nc-
.-. B.. lst o september ~ the senate eau be
.l-I ODD change its tmc-hlnofoI rulos for
.n.ti .i th' souih-hnuue gang i'i by b!l
...I'r- II tnr senate declines % Rdnpt "A gag
vt. hcn thn Oui IS doomed, Tor
o. icnnrats will say here uuh
% " 10, t"a ua'llo
% tN. ja.n.a a.. ffur tt,tc II I'D ID 4of
.... v'u bo brought ga to bo temporarily
.....r .. tlst ODE oltfl.rOi.- measure can %,
.r..s. o. srs are az t..e Crfrtlp fhat tho
..., a..l -t.r. 90 AZ c.s,orl ann ,,.. t.dor mo
...- r...s. .on f.- III, sero of ,h, ~outn.
.- rre nrcp,l,c,ns on i..,n,..lly have no
,. Id ervflin. f6nv v.nf nuf wreihcr
...t..a care to us-s The mn remains 10 10
'Af ''hNiiIhs At WORK OF IHh NIL
fe i.1gc committee appointed hi ta' he-
r.r caucus are working away on tho pro-
n.@ h,L Ihe lodge b.u BIAS been ro.
d. t'l iHe new measure VIII be- made up ~
i'ai@fos oi me hQ1r ana honeA niN
Del enough MANY. however in each or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
Pensions over sI0LOOO.OoO.

WAsulSGToN, Juno i2.-In tho course ~ soma
remarks on tho conference report on tno uIEou
s.r.ier,,v t.Dn-lou appropriation biil kepresen-
faftye Henderson, OF Iowa, IN tho House to-day
made the following statomont o. inc appropliA-
ions made ny the present House for tnt
benefit Of soldiers: Regular peusloa blii
sqs. ig-iGl: urgent deficiency. s2l,bl3'Uyi
.oldiors' homes deficiency, iN,66J: aruh
ctal limbs deficiency, i6l0J00; pay and
bounty claims, gll28,629, soldiers homes s@,oolf
IDS: old Tor State homee, fiOO,p0; erllncia
limbs s02,MO; pay and bounty o gisllns' 3d.
ana pension division War department. sS3''AO
act Tor total helplossness, f4a,O)O; general pen
sion act pa-sef yesterday, S5JOUlMO; urgent &c
nclsucy to-day, s., iOs, SlS-toiali tloi,3I9,'14'
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NKw YORK, June l2--Lawyer sle!son, me no,
feree 10 the matter Of winding up INC estate OF
49, arm ~ Henry y. 1vos q Co, rendered his re-
-, a., the supreme Court to-day. lie reports
III when the firm failed its l!soillsles amount,
81 - tl9 900, but OF this amount sll,VUo,uOl
nsd been exuuguishsd through me closing "nl
- she total amount Of claims proved before
rim a se.Ssl,S74 BY al arrangement made iest
March with a large slOrity OF the creditors .he
,s,'.s agreed 10 accept nye cents on the dollar
s. e,si'ns Of these creditors amount In the AZ
s,ssate 70 1874, sg5, which Is equal 70 " per
aa,ss ~ the totni amount Of the claims proved.
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SOUTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATS.
They Meet and Make SomInatloas-An *
citing Scene.
rBy telegraph to me Dispatch,

ABERDEEN, S. D., June l2-rhe Democrstic
State ConSention.met yesterday aud organized
Il met again last night 10 hear the report Of no
Committee on RESOLUTIONS. The platform raht-
firms tho national platform OF 1873; demands
tariff revision and grsdua! reduction Of TAXA
ton Opposes all suInptuary legislation: iaFora
submission Of prohibition opposes woman
suffrage; favors service pensions, and the rc-
mouotzstlOD Of silver There was a warm de-
bato on the suffrage plank, the majority report
being the occasion OF an exciting scene. The
leader Of the minority denounced the Chairman
vigorously. Finally the convention quietcd and
nominated the following ticket: For Congress
Judge c. NJ. Thomas and W. |. Quin: for dow
error, Morris Taylor; Lieutenant Governor,
Potter Cochman, Secretary OF State, q. Ii. Free
man; Auditor, A. II. Wicka
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AucrIoN SALES TODAY.

CHEWING & ROSE. r. 81, BRICK dwelling on
Main street near Monroe PARK.
CHARLES 4. ROSE, G T. ~, real estate at the
corner Of Louisiana and Fulton streets
JOHN r. GODDIS, p. NJ. Two frame dwellings
ut the corner Of Beech and Chaflo slree&
OUARLEs & MCCURDY, 9 p. ~, frame dwell
ING az the corner Of 1wenty-seventh ana Z
streets
IN VALENTINE, 1890 A. NJ. groceries. furni-
tune. etc.
WILLIAM JENKINS & son, 1890 P. NJ, lemon:
and BANANA
F.. TCNNICLIFFE & co, 10 4. NJ, bar-counter
shelving &c. 1890 A. NJ, furniture &C