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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
N THE GERMAN DIET.
,sNsArloNAL SPEECH oNA PRosAIc
SUBJECT.
-. nu,ies on Grain the Bone of Conten-
uon-The Government Policy As
sailed and Defended.

pr,fIv. June lin The lower house
tbc Diet to-day Herr Rickert made amo-
g., % The effect that the Government
I'D submit 20 the House the material
- which Chancellor Won Caprivi based
~. recent speech upon the grain duties.
4Hr CHANCELLOR KxPLkINs.
The Chancellor opposed the motion, de-
.,o-ac that the inquiries had been in pro-
70. since April But, he added, they had
-, ron6ned TO official quarters In order
void creating excitement. The Gov
l,erL he continued, WAS convinced that
g,. Vas no distress existing from the duties
,.,.ef on grain, but IN consequence OF the
..t.lr which had boon aroused In regard to
ssffcr the Government had since consult
number Of private parties, and, naturally,
ca inf submit these reports 20 the House and
r. chancellor, Was not In n position 10 be-
-. fr mention the names Of the persons who
IA. been consulted
SENSATIONAL SPEECH.
,---v Ei-kcrt made a most sensational speecb.
. Isfieh ne said that 10 would be found
s.--.,-.sar, 90 recall the man who alone was able
.-.f fhe government lie added: "Tbe
....5.r Na6hrichtCn win soon send trunpet.
..., throughout the land
,I.r GOVERNMENT REPORT DiscREDITEp.
,..-- E, ktri charged tho Government with
..s.tvlr.uc % silence those who We're defend
-r. interests Of millions against a minority. y
IT, ..t ,.s1 said that he dsCrodited the Govern.
,....-t about grain. The available stocks
...... we're small and prices would advance
.t..., DEE continued, had alresdy replaced
..4-r Gle food 81 the people and they (pota-
...r also placed at an oxorbitant price.
...-.r would not rest until the duties on grain
.. 'saci.
...r f.k CESSATION or pENAGOGICAL PROCEED
INGs.
r.-.- rrNa-Wcrnborg insisted that the apri.
-.--s c1lli not dispense with the duties.
.....f hat distress existed and called upon
p. e- ,-uu.cc party to "coase its demagogl-
...-,.rrIiugs-
-r. Minister Of Agriculture promised 10 pub
.. ..r,rc Gggres in July, when he could
,r.re favorable announcements regarding
s..,.. .ye and potatoes than in previous esti-
THE G0yFENMENr TAINTED.
r.t,.r tsautcd the Government with yaciua-
.-r.t condemned what he termed the bald
- @ General Won Capriyi's statement re-
...rf grain duties lie declared that n tho
-...-.- became more UnfayOrable the duties
..-le absolutely removed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13

II our clothes we're not popular We
wouldn't be so busy these days while
other folks are nursing the blues" II
don't mako any difference how "Hne"
you've been wearing, wen surprise you
with the quantity Of quality your money
will buy here. Every day we're showing
these sults-and selling 'em, too-to gen.
tlomen who have no more idea Of buying
ready.made clothes when they come in
than they have Of flying. There's no
uso--you can't help approaching merits
that are 90 prominent
We Ill your desire f1ll-no matter into
what grade your purse leads you. II It's
from $40 to s15 you'n see effects that
other folks would charge you s15 and
$40 for. You can't Judge clothes by
price any more than you can tell a horses
speed by his color. II you're looking
higher-s2O, s25, $50, and s35-you
can let your notion run wild, for it'll tako
tailor to equal the production. He'll
want to double our price. There'u be no
difference in the satlsfactlon-so it's not
worth II.
But take notice Of this--if you buy
$40 suit we are Just az earnest and sin
cere in our guaranteed lt-as We are II
you buy out OF the s35 grade. Your
confidence isn't thing we can afford to
abuse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13

was awakened. When he opened his eyes after
his last sleep on earth he babe the Deputy
cheerful good-morning. He displayed more than
usual care with HE apparel, donned II slowly,
piece By piece, yet did not seem 10 indulge IN
any reflections on The fact mat he was dressing
for the RallowA AZ he finished dressing and sat
down Mt the door OF his cell the chirrup OF the
Hparrowa In the trees outside the prison walls
hoatod In through the open Window. The air
was balmy with the Odor OF fhrubocry and fow-
ern In the grounds, and everything seemed 70
suggest 70 the doomed man the pseasantnees Of
living,
Rev. Mr. Boone, Of 81. Ignhtlus church, soon
arrived and administered the Holy Communion,
after which Blaney was given breakfast, and he
partOok heartily. Father Boone later recited
some prayers prescribed by the Church, in which
two aunts Of Blaney, a Mrs. White and Mr..
Miller, joined. Blaney was then prepared for
the gallOws and duly hanged according 10 his
Sentence.
Blaney was born in Baltimore. He could
neither read nor write and was member Of one
OF the worst gangs that africted the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

JuSB l2.--Narket steady. Salee reported &c
quotations. Prime Be-; extra prime, SAc.:
fancy, 3l4c.; common, Haze. factory hand
picked. 3Aa4isc. The best grade spansh nuts
are yet in the market at 3ltc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
FIRST VICTORY OF THE STRIKERS.
Efforts of the Operators TO Convict the
Leaders of the Late strike.

UN1oNTowE, PA, June ll.-John A. Esser,
superintendent Of Tricks Lelsenfing No; 2
works, was convicted to-day for forcing mon by
threats and intimidation to go 20 work during
the strike. This Is the first victory OF the
strikers. and about Offsets the conviction OF John
NcSIoy and Nike Disman, tho labor leaders, Tor
conspiracy and riot at Leisenring.
Workers of America; Peter Wise, district mas
ter-workman; c. NJ. Parker, secretary, and other
leaders were on trial to-day for conspiracy ana
rioting az Ralney's Paul. Works at the begilnins
Of line coke strike. The case was given TO the
fnry az noon to-day but no verdict has been
reached tonight. The operators are making
special Efforts 20 convict the leaders OF the laVe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
THE POOL CONTEST.
The Ex-ChampiOn Of New York Wins by
a Score of 2I to rs.

The pool match which it was announced
would take place in HungeTfOrd's Senate
saloon last night was an interesting contest
The players were W. c. Gould, Of Pennsylvania,
and Charles Manning, ex-champion OF New
York.
The match lasted until one Of the men had
won his tWenty-frst game, and il seemed as II
skill or fortune alternated the victory nom one
to the other until the score stood II TO II, when
Manning won three games in succession
Gould then scored one and Manning, amidst en-
thusiastic applause, put in the eighth ball Of his
twcnty-hrst game
The pOol-parlOr was filed with spectators ana
much side betting was INDUCED in. The contest
was for a purse Of $500, $3.50 side, and the
amount Of stakes that changed hands was about
40 ODO-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
RICHMOND MARKETS.
JUNE II. 1891.

COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Eggs, Fouls, Lard. Corn Meal
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ragii,h Convention with Portugal,

L.roy, June lin the House of Lords
-... 'la Marquis Of Salisbury laid on the Ia PIE
-l..,luu with Portugal in relation 70 the
.... s-1 Portuguese possessions IN Soulh
-.. .rc convention, he said, had been dc
.. .r sense Of equity and desire 10 up
Gta-ati0nsl law, and 10 contribute the
...r.--o f smlty with Portugal The conyen-
-- E-- D. Q discussed.
SIGNED ~ LISBON.
.,-s. Jluc 1.-THE Anglo-POrtuguesc Con-
' Els signed to-day.
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Inspecting Coal and Iron Mines.
rS,,o,{.I .oIogrov,, to tho niapotch I

FARMyILLE, Va, June 12.-Several Nor
folk and Western officials in a special car ar
rived here this morning, and with their civil en-
gineer made a personal inspection Of tho coal
and iron mines adjacent TO the town. II is not
given out what their intention If, but their pro-
nounced Judgment was that the ore and coal
we're ef n most superior quality. The Farmyille
Coal and Iron Company viii make their first
Shipment Of a carload OF coal 10 Danville next
week.
Miss Minnie Rice, OF Farmville, was also elect
ed teacher of languages in the Normal School by
the Board Of Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
pHlLApELPHlHs TREASURY SCANDAL
A,other Arrest-An Alleged COnspirator
with BardsleY to Steal.
nm telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.I

lby tolcBioP" W ~ L
puuApE1PH1A, June 12.-Another. arrest
hss been made in connection with the
t'osnrv scandal This afternoon H. II. larI'
S,s, nartner OF President Lucus, deceased'
~ o1v he keystone Bank in the seaside specuiha-
tions was captured In Trenton, n. D., who're ne
Is being held to await acquisition paPers wn1gn
I'm hs sent at once The warrant was s" Vrn
W. tor MIN wednesday night late, ana all uay
V Vosterdsy detectives were looking for him. NJ
Yard has an once in the Drexel ouIding ne
Vas real estate promoter and was ci9seiy son,
wes win President Marsh, OF the Keystone
npgsS lie left the city a few days after MARSH
d,sanneared His home Is In Delnar, n; de- ana
,lie Who have inquired az his ONCE Tor MN
have been told that he was az his Jersey I S poi
DIV pt ILL.,, ~, NE evidently feared the arrest Whlch
bas inst taken place. Tho warrant upon snic =,
tae sa srrcsted was Issued or the charge on
i nT with ex-Tfeasurer John barusiey Va
stealing city and State taxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
DEATHS

FRANCK.--Died, ON June l1th az 1908 A. NJ.
at Belmont" on Brook road, and near 90
Brook HIM." Miss ROSA A. FRANCk, deugh-
ter Of Lewis 4. and Z. Franck, Ia her nineteeOth
year.
Funeral from Emanuel church, Hcnrico, THIS
Saturday MORNING At IL o'clock. All friends
and acquaintance are invited 90 attend.
Clay street, Friday, June l2th. ~ lao A. NJ.
Mrs. MARY A. LIGON, bcioyei wife OF Thomas
II. Lyon, In tho soventy-thlrd year Of her ege.
Funeral viii take place nom her late residence
no 10 A. NJ. SATURDAY, June 18th. Friends
aud acquaintanccs are requested ~ attend. Luz
terment 10 Hollywood. No flowers.
Norfolk, Lyuchburg. Salem, and Danville pa-
pers pleaaA COPY.
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MI Hnhr,s Musicale.

A large audience was gatMred Ias y, ey Ne
ming 10 listen TO the closing pellorManDSs o. G~s
ua6r;s music pupils at the Young Mems CnilsI ~
,ien Sssorlati6n. The sOlO-players, several OIL
Whom v,S played without notes acquitted tn ,ei,S
SiIysl remarkaby wen and we're received WIN
enthusiastic SGPlaaS Scn spirit and showed
sSio ee1ine. Miss Eva Randolph, in her NoS',i
,nilioos showed herself the possess0r oil ".
ana sympathelc mezzosopran1 ,e TilIJ mention
haie tstc rendering OF the brilliant ana dihI-
o' H Concerto Of Weber. The programme "aS
Gerry attractive one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
,,.u,,ro ~. Cincinnati shoe-Houso.

CNcrNsAr1. Ono. June ll.-Ihl s,o eve q,
hlg g sns shoes az 81 west Pearl street TINS ca
under DD the maa@e Of Ly9o tssr o Creditors
an ssslgIllioa' ~ FRANKLIN Allen. The alleged
the assis ay sI6o, 900 and the nominal assets
sso ooo Causes Of the failure are GireS ng in.
pairnen, Of capital and SLOW low 9snDEnscn house
ditec.y Wv ~ ar, and Of eastern firms. The debts are
- 80, III the East.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and In Con-
nection Herewith the vea-
ther Indications.

tBy telegraph TO the Dlspatchl
WASHINGTON. d. c., Junel2. Fore.
IfNR cast for Virginia, Fair stationary
l. temperature; northerly winds.
For North Carolina Showers
stationary temperature variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
FIFTEEN ACRES OF NORFOLK.
The Bramble Heirs Bring Suit to Recover
Possession Of the Fifth Ward.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

NORFOLK, Va, June 12.-The heirs of the
late George Bramble. who owned all that
portion of Norfolk city now forming the Fifth
Ward and who a re children Of the late COmmo-
doro w. II. Levitt, have Instituted suit TO recover
fifteen acres OF the ward under the provisions Of
both sides
The property was laid of in town lots and sold
years ago, and is now built up and handsomely
improved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13

sm aos s Union has ended IN cr.,,o a.
s IN tne men conference was held toas, ue,
la @,,s ~ the y Is q }. NJ. Cornell soma Woyts
so she ho9sesniths ualon and the IRON " nyo
n wss ~ ~ association. After long discnssson
a, was asaded that the strike should he dec,s,o
smiths sSo syI,norrow and that the union hotae
peng shown against them for going on sspis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
a..... prohih,tlon Ticket.

spRrSarIELD. OB1o, June nm odinsi rdo me
s,in STATE Convention to-day noh'n snrs, ~
following uckot: Governor, o .; - W. j. Kr-
stark county; Lleulon'N
kendall % Creme Judge, Hewson l. Pease; q ERIE
..s, or General W. II. Matthew Mace, Of
ION; State T.e sS,ss 0R Reessor, Of clarke
Darkes oI p',sic Works p. A. Rodiier, OF nel'
Board O boo I'i Commissioner T. p zoiiars' %
Portage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
oar. Clarina. and Kaiser.

. 'TyyA, June IA dispatch from 81.
-..rR 60 tue ~ ticai COrFcpondetce says
81. after Celebrating their silver weaalug III
-r.,f ne car and Czarina will visit Empe-
y am
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
Went Through n Trestle.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, June 1l.--A freight
train went through a trestle on the Central rail-
road. about half wny between here and Column
bus, Ga, to-day. No one WAS hurt worth noticing,
but the train was completely wrecked. Trims
tonight we're abandoned at both ends. Transfers
viii be made tomorrow. The wreck will be re-
paired by Saturday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
HOS RESPONSIBLE FOR 1T?
no Coyernment to Be Questioned About
CouceaIing Cummings Offences.

I.r.S. June 11.-Seyeral Radical mem
-..t d. House of Commons have met
.-l "a put a series OF questions 10 tho
.-..r' bearing upon the responsibility
randy croft party incurred In con-
~r William GOrdOn-Cumniug offence,
Be-. o.. r.o-,iau Of military discipline involved.
..... e- are unsatisfactory they will move
l- ucut. 10 IS understood that the Lib
...r- Will hold alOOf from the cOntem-
..... ensured Of The Prince OF Wales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13

t.vv June 1.-THE members Of the TX
.-..'- party intend 20 make a proposition IN
.ts.nr rr o. Deputies that the Government
t.a near future reduce tho duties on
E. .'.l i've D. three lire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
LIVERPOOL Markets

LIvERFooL, June ~ - Sc0A.-- Cotton :. Dull
and irregular; American middling, ta4d. Sales,
1000 bales: American, 1900 bales; spoculs~
lures firm: June, 33-0sd.; July and August.
4 35-64d., also 4 36-64d., also a7-84d., also
4 3S-64d. August and September, 4 +i-6+d,,
also 442-04d., also 1914. september and
October, 4e-04c.; November aud December,
5O-64d., also 4 5l-64d. December and Janus
airy, 4 52-64d., also 4 53-o4d. January and Feb
ruary, 54-04d., also $500. Tenders, 400
bales on new dockets. Turpentine spirits, 2ps-
4 p. h-Junc, 4 34-64d., value; June and
July, 34-64d., value; July and August,
4 3s-64d., buyers: August aud September,
4 43-64d., sellers. September and October,
4 4o-e4d., value; October and November,
4 4S-64a4 4g-6td. November and Decembcr,
4 51-64d., sellers; December and January,
4 52-04at 5S04d, January and February,
4 54-64R4 55-64d. Futures closed 1rm for near
aud nt,fet fnr dfaeant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
'~'o'ing Obse0uies of Cauada's Grea'
Governmental Ruler.

,1N9sIoS, OSr.. Junsi1.-The remains OF
D. s'e Sir John Macdonald were com
49, 90 their last resting-place today IN Cale-
A.. fnetcry, which thus becomes a hlslo, y.
r. al1 thousands IN coming days VIII makS
images here 70 view the grave OF Cahada
~ governmental ruler.
'-e Day was hot, the sun shining brilliantly
~ % TIE time. Rain came down vigorously
~. "c.ork bat did not interfere with the pro
o.lk- The entire morning WAS speDt 10
A.. ne remains in City Han Twenty tn a,L
~ PERSONS Ia double line passed the pier; ~.
n, q nas the grandest ever seen III hnit,,
b.. j, sgs over two miles long aud occupied
'Niy minutes ia passing 4 given point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
The snIfntntn In Activity.

NAPLES, June 1.-THE famous crater of
the Soltatara Of PuZEuoli, near Naples, is show
ing signs Of renewed activity. This volcano was
active long before Yesnvius WAS, but for ages
has been nearly extinct. During the last few
days there have been frequent earth tremblings
In the vicinity and other signs OF an impending
ar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
rl,uro.pneumonia Among Cattle,

L2D.y. EyG.. June l1.-There has been
-.tr-4s ol pleuro- pneumonia among tho
& stlo-k. The local authorities have Or
r. -.l head % be killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
Market quiet.

COTTON.
Market quiet.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLING, SIC.
Low MDDLIEG, 7Hc.
GOOD ORDINARY, NC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
,..nmrrs Short of Flremen.

.rv.>. ENGLAND. June 11.-North Ger
-.- SD steamers outward bound are arriving
upton short Of tremeu ana trlinmefs,
'tt '- OH. strike In Bremen, and are obhsod
-s-, .slIsh woTkmen 70 replace strikers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
ExcursIoo TO Dutch Gan.

The ladies Of the missionary societies of
Seventh-Street Christian church could not have
chosen moro delightful evening for their ex-
cursion to Dutch Gap than that OF yesterday.
The Ariel Was crowded with merry participants
of the festive occasion. Tho party returned 70
the city about 1890 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13

y..d..hes and Feyers 70 cleanse me sng sy or
, sosa or When tie blood i I BpsStus
sSgfsS ~ 70 awaken he sdnsyss s
G ,yer q healthy activity u w,'a syrup Of
tstsne Or weakening them uss 's
fiae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
DEATH OF WILLIAM eLANeY, ESQ.
He Departs, Although h'erV'"'"K 'uk
gests the Pieasantness OF Living

IBy teIeRfHpu 70 NV y =,
n,o.v lime l2.-William Blaney
bA hhansed In the jail-yard here this morn.
was na rs nurder OF his grandmother and aunt
ing noa homo In this city on the night Of May =
During the night Dr. Myers wrote ie we t iSl
bianey ~ 49, ere crime he had committed ana eA.
giyensSs' 10 fuli resignation 10 the win o. uoa
presses ~, ~ annroaching end. The condemned
ava s, - slept sonndly, AT 5;0t this morning ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
nntch Electlon Returns.

IT, HAGUE. June 1.-THE latest election
Glow that out Of 100 seats composing me
-. ..subcr The Liberals have secured Al.
...-. ..s -. and the Protestant ORTHODOX
=. >."lJ ballots win be necessary 70 MI the
..---..s tRruty-siX seats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
An Ira Of Morality 10 Mckee.

Al Na.YoS MEucO, ia GALVESTON, June H.
ssl,s1a q morality has commenced IN MeAlce'
Co. tds and oOck-nghtB have been stopped.
~, viii be prohibited and lottery law ~
q - Collaboration witch, although u wiz 20.
tis''.el win lotteries, win stop al small aha
'l'iDie concerns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June lathe stock market to-
day was the same dull and lstless affair that
it has been for the last month, and the effort Of
Few traders TO galvanize a moribund speculation
into life by the execution Of matched orders fall
cd completely Of It's object.
TIE OPENING TAME.
Tho opening Of the market was made at In
significant changes from last nights figures, but
the hrmness OF yesterday soon became again ap-
parent and a few large fractional gains were
scored in the active stocks while the general list
was almost entirely neglected and showed no
tendency in either direction. OF the industrials
sugar was let of Ia per cent and Chicago gas
per cent. Tor no apparent reason. while the re-
ported establishment OF new distillery In Chi
cago again served TO depress the whiskey trust,
and 1t lost lIs.
GAINS IN RAILWAY SHARES.
The early gains among the leading railroad
shares, which included st. Paul, AtchlsOn. Rock
Island, Burlington, Louisville, and Union Pacific,
amounted 70 large fractions. which in the cases
htterWard to ! per cent. The Gould stocks came
70 tho front in the last hour. and all made ma
terial gains, while Denver and Rio Grande pre-
ierred dropped away y per cent. at the same
time.
THE CLOSE DULL But STRONG.
The close was dull but strong at the best prices
OF the day. The sales Of listed stocks aggregated
lO1OOO shares; OF unlisted, ll,OOO'
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Erenfnq.-Exchange quiet and firm. CONNER
cial bills, 4Sj1fa4SSlf. Money easy az 2l4a4,
closing offered at 3@. Sub-Treasury oa ances--
Coin. slO3,3Sl 900; currency, sl7,66i.OOO.
Governments dull but steady: per cents.
lis; AVS, 100. State bonds dun but STEADY.
gTogv ornrATTnNa
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eALHAcEDA's MANIFESTO.
v5, Claims Contradictod by a Published
Note from the Junta.

r.,,-y June ll.-President Balmaceda
.,..t the following dispatch to Reuters
....-..I company from Santiago;
.>...l-e and dismay have been produced
...... ... false, calumnlOus statements which
- ...- publish IN the European press. The
.... Congress closed June LIST. The Congress
...... elected here works regularly. 10 has al.
.r-.. o." acts OF the Government, and has in
..-..s 10 aslu Extraordinary powers and author
-...'t. sut~Hrt loans. Perfect order prevails
-..--.F I- wen disciplined and Is actuated by a
......f .. fnrDS. The Government cannot
.....-...oi by the rebels, who are only able to
.- ra. '-Olole 10 enrich themselves out Of
-s-. .I1-its-
DIsCREDITED.
.-.y laro undertaken no expedition against
%. ..l.aucnt forces and are completely dis
-.-.t The wRrships Lynch and Coudell
,.s.s northwest General Stephan's division
...-. after twice crossing the snOw-c0vcrcd
u.- ..a discipline of the troops is ire
.lH.. British, French. and German COM
U.. De- pre,udiced by the rebels remain
...- ..rag3-a.'
THE JUSTA'S MOTH.
t-..a s.-reI by the Chilean Juntas rcpresen-
,-.. N4-fa and Ross. addressed 20 the Euro
..r .-nmeuts, Is published here II speaks
4vless acts upon the part Of 1.-THE
.- -HGlmaceda-and claims for the pro-
..... u.rcmmeut belligereut rights on tho
.. ''Ht 10 L. an organization sufficiently
-...r alb responsible TO Chilcans and TO for
and able 20 make itself respected by
.-. arms. The note maintains that the
.....r been invested with regular constiui n
.s. MY by the Congress which was elected
..-., 1855. The note continues by stating
.. .H Congressional party has undisputed
-, over four Of the richest provinces Of
uprsing over half the populated terri
g.. ..e republic
OTHER CLAIMS.
.. Ilgressional party also claims that II Is
military power and that its naval SUI
indisputable, enabling IL 10 maintain
-''y over It's territory and TO threaten the
. pei siiu under the Dictator "-Balma-
. lr view Of these facts, the provisional
eminent says IL is called upon 20 maintain
-.-, nal, commercial, and other relations,
90. -.I.iUre claims that IL is entitled better
.. OPT. halmaceda Government 10 be COnsid-
,.-- a.te,t International body.
RIGHT AND FORCE.
-. r-'a adds that the probabilities OF the
.-... -.-t with the Congressional party, which
o., first represented the law and the
-.-. .- low also represents force The Con-
-.- r.. party, therefore, appeals TO the "ele-
"... ...-.Uauis % justice and humanity enter
.- IF tuy foreign Governments 70 observe
...a- .. neutrality In the struggle now pro-
...-- 70 Chile.