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BENEFITS OF RECIPROCITY
What Has Already Been Accompltshe
Under 1t.

Under 1t.
Every Democratic vote in the Senate
was recorded against the reciprocity
clauses OF the Tariff Act OF the last Con
gress. Nothing but disparagement and
SneerS have been heard from Democrafic
orators IN relation to that policy from that
day To this. Ii the utLerances of the
Democratic leaders can be trusted to rep
resent fairly the opinion OF their follow
erS, THIS policy will encounter their nm
dying hostility, whether in power or not.
Does any intelligent man who looks 10 a
healthy and rapid extension of foreign
commerce think it quite safe to intrtst
LnlS great interest to the Democracy?
Under the reciprocity sections OF the last
IariH Act, arrangements have been con-
GUIDED with Guatemala, Nicaragua. Costa
Rico, salvador, Jamaica, Cuba, Puerto
flco, Santo Domingo, Trinidad, British
Gulana, barbados, the Leeward Islands.
the NlndWard Islands, and brazil These
represent d population of q SGT, 600 souls,
and an annual commerce Of 500, ,OOO, ,OJO.
Partial arrangements of like character
have been made with France and Ger
many. More extended ones are still un-
der way. Similar arrangements are in
negotiation with other nations. The
duties upon sugar, coffee, and hides inn
ported from Venezuela, Colombia and
Hayd have been restored by proclama
ton Of the President.
The value OF these treaties must denen6
as the value Of everything depends under
our Government, upon private sagacitv
and enterprise. 1t is too soon to calculate
the enormous advantage of these new re-
lations. But even in their infancy we
can see something of their results. Our
exports to Brazil have increased more
than 81 100000 in value in the past eleven
months, in spite of the disturbed politi
cal condition of that country, which has
passed through three political reyoIu-
tions and serious financial crisis. Our
exports to Brazil have gained 20 per CEN.
in eight months in constantly increas-
ing ratio. The export of flour to Brazil
for February increased from SIS5. sol to
405, ,469 as compared with last year. The
proportion of the imports of Brazil fur
nished by Great Britain was Il per cent.
of the whole in 1890. In 1891 it was SO. II
per cent. The United States increased in
that year from $50 per cent. to 4.49 per
cent. Our reciprocity arrangement with
Cuba has been in force but six months.
In that time our exports have increased
from S6,S95,637 to $40, ,l55,0 ,0S5. Our ex-
ports of flour alone to Cuba have in
creased from S454. .6g3 to S939, ,l54, although
as has been stated, the price of flour has
fallen 20 per cent.-Senator Hoar, in
Forum.
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SUSAN B. ANTHONY ON HAND.

sne Is There IN the Interest of the
Woman's suffrage Question.
MINNEAPOLIS, June S.-Woman's suf-
Irage is particularly strong this year.
Susan b. Anthony of New York is among
the prominent agitators in this CITY, She
Is President of the National Woman,s
suffrage Association, who number
twenty-three State departments. The
Executive Committee of this organiza-
t!on asks an amendment to the Constitu-
llon granting suffrage to women, and
prohibiting the disfranchisement of citi-
zens, without regard to sex. The com
llttee also asks Congress to pass a law
protecting the rights of citizens of the
United States in the right to vote for
mem mem pers OF the House of Representatives.
MISS Anthony occupies seat in the con-
Nentlon and is prepared to speak should
me occasion arise. She hopes to have a
nearing with the Committee on Resolu-
tlonS, and will make an effort to have
plank placed in the platform to the effect
tnaI every woman OF legal age be given
the ballot as weapon of defense for the
protection OF her property. A mass
meeting In the interests of woman's sut-
rage will be held tonight. Miss An
thony Will be among to speakers.
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DISORDERLY SCENES.
Blaine and Harrison Adherents Cans,
Small Riot.

blaine ana harrison AdherentS Cause
a Small Riot,
MINNEAPoLIs, June S.-Tbe white
wings of harmony which futtered over
the convention to-day were put to f1igbt
in the tumultGous scene of disorder at tho
West Hotel tonight. Late this after
noon it was announced by the younger
men OF the Blaine faction that advantape
would be taken of the beautiful evening
to make monster Blame demon
stration with banners and other INSIGNIA
of the Plumed Knight, headed by bands
of the various cities.
The Harrison people heard of the pro-
gramme, and although the managers did
not advise a counter demonstration
the young element determined that
President and cause should not no ON
tirely lost from sight in the hiIarious
Blaine demonstration Both factions
turned out and marched through sbe
streets, and finally both headed for the
hotel. There they met and marched
around in circles to the tune OF discordant
yells and rival shouts for Blaine and
Harrison.
AT the head of the Blaine column was a
banner carried by an Indiana man. bear
ing the inscription, eff Blaine is nomi-
mated he will carry Indiana by 10000,
Another Blaine man carried similar
banner bearing still more Irritating in
scription, IF Harrison is nominated he
viii lose Indiana by 10000"
The banners excited the ire of the fiery
young Harrison men of Indiana and
rush was made. Before the Blaine peo-
pie had an opportunity to defend their
colors the two banners were torn down
and pulled to pieces. Instantly the
Blalne people retaiiated by an onslaught
on the Harrison forces, and banners bear
ing the portrait of the President and in
scriptions certifying TO his political
grandeur were also pulled down and torn
to pieces and trampled under.foot.
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This. of course, provoked a bad feeling,
and for time it seemed as though there
would be a general fight. There was
considerable scuffiing and the men were
jostled against the riarble walls, and
there were also two or three fstic en-
counters of short duration, but the riot
which for the time threatened was hap
PLY averted.
For two hours the hotheaded rival
factions thronged the hotel rotunda, and
made it impossible for the guests to pass,
but shortly after 10 o'clock dispersed
without personal damage to anybody,
but after having created great deal of
serious discord in the ranks of the Re
publican party, particularly of the rival
factions of the Hoosier State.
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ID Ekentucky-W. o. Bradley.
Maine-J. II. Manly.
Maryland-James 5. Gary.
Missouri. G. l. erens.
Montana-A. G.. botllin.
New Hampshire-P. G. Cheney,
New Jersey-G. A. Hobart.
New 1ork-S. S. Witherbee.
North Dakota-H. G. Hansborough.
Ohio-W. M. Hahn.
Oregon-J. H. Simon.
Rhode 1sland-I. NJ. Potter.
South Carolina-E. NJ. Brayton.
South Dakota. II. Kittridge.
Iennessee-G. w. Hill.
Nermont-M. r. Holburt.
Washlngton-Nel Bennett.
West Virginia--M. d. Scott.
Mlsconsin-H. c. Payne.
Wyoming-J. NJ. Carye.
ArlZona-William Gytiord.
District of Columbia-Perry n. Carson.
New Mexico-T. b. Catron.
Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Louisi-
ana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska.
= = evada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania,
iexas, Oklahoma and Utah asked for
further time to make selections.
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SECOND DAYS SESSION.
Permanent Organization Effected
Chairman McKinley's Speech.


Chairman McKinley's Speech.
MINNEAPOLIS, June S.-Althourh the
convention was announced to meet at Ii
o'clock it was nearly noon before Tenn
porary Chairman Fassett's gavel raped
the assembly to order.
AS yesterday, while the delegates were
assembling. the conspicuous members of
the convention were received with sap-
plause when they appeared.
The Illinois delegation brought in and
posted conspicuously bright blue stand
ard, with gold, lettering and inscribed,
Lincoln, Grant, I.ogan.n
The proceedings We're opened with
prayer by Bishop Whipple of Mime
apolis.
Hon. l.. E. Walker of Beatrice. Neb..
on behalf OF the Nebraska delegation.
presented Temporary Chairman Fassett
u gavel made from trees grown on the
first homestead in Nebraska. The gayeI.
he said was of wood of hard ingrowth.
inlaid with silver.
Chairman Fassett, in expressing thanks.
mentioned the name OF Nevada instead
OF Nebraska. Amid much laughter he
corrected himself by saying the mistake
grew out of the fact there was SO much
silver in the presentation speech.
Cogswell of Massachusetts, Chairman
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Special to the REcoRD-UN1oS.

0F0CIf'I % IHe hECORD-UNION.
fARIs, June S.-A dispatch from Kings
ton, Jamaica, says great excitement has
been caused in San Domingo by the an
nouncement that the port of Samana
bay, IN the western part of the island.
mas been ceded to the United States and
the cession confirmed. The Haytian
Minister is alarmed, owing to the fact
that American Minister Durham of
hayt, and in charge of affairs at San Do
mlngo, has taken up his residence in the
city OF San Domingo. The German Con-
sui at Port-au-Prince has received in
structions to come to an UNDERSTANDING
with the representatives of France and
england in regard to steps to safely
guard the autonomy of San Domingo.
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SAN DOMINGO EXCITED.
Reported CeSSion of Samana Bav
to the United States.
FOREIGN POWERS TAKING ACTIVE
STEPS IN THE MATTER.

over Three Hundred Houses De-
stroyed by Fire at Potccinki, Russia
-Emin Pasha Dies In the Interfo,.
or Africa From an Attack of SMALL
pox-A Large Portion of the Cftv or
Vienna Elooded-Offlcials of the
Birkenberg Mine Charged With the
Responsibility of the Large Loss
of Life.
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BIRKENBERG NINE HORROR.
Ohdcials Charged With the RESPONSE
bility for the Loss Of Life.

Officials Charged With the RESPONSE
bility for the Loss Of Life.
VIENNA, June S.-The Austrian Social
Democratic Congress has made report
on the Birkenberg mine disaster, in
which 1t is alleged the immense loss of
life was due to officials driving miners
back from the shaft when they were try
ing to escape just after thelfire broke out.
anu insisting there was no danger. The
key TO the tire-engine house could not at
once be found, and time was lost in
searching for It, instead of breaking down
the doors. When the key was found,
however, the engines were of no use. as
there was no water for them. The fire
was caused from ignition by the lighted
tapers of a small wooden altar erected i'm
the lower galleries in honor of the patron
saint of Bohemia.
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Midnight Meeting Of Opponents Of The
Administration.
ANYTHING TO BEAT HARRISON.
Mckinley Permanent Chairman of
the Convention.
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE WRANG-
LING WITH CONTESTS.

! he Platform Committee Making Good
Progress-The Silver Men Making a
Determined stand and Succeed in
Having the Second Plank Deal
With TEefr Pet Subject, Though
They Failed to Carry Their Point
as Regards Free CofDage-Little
Change in the Relative Standing OF
the Leading Candidates, Both sides
Displaying Confidence.
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THIRD CANDIDATE STORIES.
An Effort to Create a Boom for Ex-
Speaker Reed.

An Effort to Create a Boom for EX-
Speaker Reed.
MINNEAPOLIS, June S.-James Fair
child OF Boston, an enthusiastic Reed
man, made an effort this morning at the
meeting OF the Massachusetts, delegation
to commit the Bay State to Reed. A
motion to that effect was made, but i'm
mediately counter-motion TO adjourn
went through by almost unanimous con-
sent, and the Reed vote was prematurely
checked.
The growing prominence of Mckinley
as an available candidate is alarming the
leaders Of the Blaine and Harrison iac-
tions.
a report was in circulation tonight
that New Hampshire, Vermont and Con-
necticut were iii a combine to support
Mckinley Senator Cullom also came in
Tor a charge ofthe thirdcandidate stories.
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PRICE OF SUGAR.
wholesale GrocerS Want a Uniform
Basis Established


Basis Established.
NEW YORK, June S.-The wholesale
grocers from all the large Eastern cities
are arriving to attend the conference to-
morrow to secure from the Sugar Trust
the adoption of uniform basis upon
which the Sugar Trust can establish
limited price," from which rebate Of
one-quarter Of cent per pound can be
returned wholesale dealers who maintain
the price. The proposition calls for
uniform price for each day by all the re-
tners OF the trust, the telegraphic advice
ot the daily market to each jobbing CEN
ter, and the equalization of prices for com
petitive points through system ofsched-
uling or freight allowance to retailers.
A letter from President Havemeyer of
the trust says the trust is disposed to CO.
operate with the grocers toward securing
to them fair compensation, and saying
they must first agree on plan.
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Special to the REcoRD-US1oN.


MINNEAPOLIS, June S.-The Presiden-
tial situation took significant turn to-
night. An extended conference, lasting
nearly three hours, was held by the
Blaine leaders in the Colorado headquar-
ters, and nearly all the chief politicians
Of the various State delegations were
summoned into the presence of the com
mittee. At the meeting there was dis
cused the availability of taking measures
To bring one or more dark horses into the
held in order to draw off the Harrison
vote and thereby effect the demoraliza-
ton of his forces, and result ultimately
in nominating Blaine or one of the dark
horses.
Several Harrison delegates from Iowa
were invited into the conference, and the
suggestion delicately conveyed to them
that if the entire vote of the State of Iowa
were cast solidly for Allison he would re-
ceiye the vote of Delaware and possibly
other scattering votes. The Iowa delega-
ton, however, did not receive the sugges-
ton with enthusiasm, and appeared dis
posed to abide fully by the result of the
afternoons conference, wherein it was
decided that Allison should not be
brought out until after the first ballot if
1t should fail to effect nomination.
Certain Mckinley men of the Ohio del
ale
timation conveyed to them that perhaps
the Blaine people might look favorably
upon the candidacy of Mckinley if the
Ohio Harrison delegates would give him
(McKinley) tlIeir loyal support on the
opening ballot. This time the sugges-
ton was received with willingness. but
no arrangement perfected, as one or two
gentlemen summoned were unable to
speak authoritatively for their Harrison
colleagues of the Ohio delegation.
Harrison delegates of several other
States were also interrogated as to the
disposition to furnish dark horse, but
the conference finally came to a close
hANhOuI
p At the conclusion it was noticeable that
the Mckinley boom in some mysterious
way had received an impetus, as the
Governors eligibility was freely dis
cussed in all quarters.
a midnight report from the Indiana
headquarters says: We held our lines
unbroken, notwithstanding the terrific
assaults made upon them to-day. Our
returns show 52I votes for Harrison.
This does not include the contested seats.
The result of the days work leaves us
without the loss of single vote, and con-
nrms the accuracy of the work already
done. We are ready at any moment to
meet cur opponents in nominating and
pailoting, but they, fearing the results,
are making desperate attempts to post
pone it.
WILD RUMoRs AFLoAT.
June Sat 1:30 O'Clock this morning
Ex-Governor Foraker was hastily sum-
moned to the Colorado headquarters i'm
mediately after the adjournment of the
Committee on Resolutions. and is in con-
ference with the anti-Administration
leaders.
Among the wild rumors afloat, is that
i'll the event of the probable defeat of
Blaine a compromise candidate in the
person of Mckinley, Allison or sherman
is to be sprung on the first ballot.
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To Command the Monterey.

WASHINGTON, uneS.-It is understood
that Captain Louis Kempff will be as
signed to command of the new coast de-
Tense ship Monterey, which is nearing
completion at the Union Iron Works,
California. In order that he may super
intend her fitting out he will receive pre-
liminary orders to her during the present
month
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Freight Train Wrecked.

HARTFORD (Wis.). June S.-The freight
train on the Milwaukee and st. Paul road
was wrecked here last night. Engineer
FAIL, Fireman Rood and Brakeman
Roach were killed. A cloud-burst had
flooded the track and unsettled the cuI-
vert. The train went into the river. The
bodies are under the wreck.
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Never Paid for the Letters.

New YORK, June S.-The World to-
morrow will publish the following letter:
Boston, June Sth
To the Editor Of the World: VIII you please
state in your columns that it is utterly false
that l, or any one for me, ever paid, or offered
to pay, Mary Neyins- Blaine, or any one for
her, one cent or any other sum- for any letters
she holds. l have never heard of the subject,
directly or indirectly, except in the news
papers. Respectfully, J. G. BLAINE.
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NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Men Who VIII Represent the Various
states and Territories.

MINNEAPoLIs, June s.-The new Ma
tional Committee is as follows:
Arkansas-Powell Clayton.
California M. II. De Young.
Colorado-J. K. Saunders.
Connecticut-Samuel Fessenden.
Elorida-John ID. Long.
Georgia-W W. Brown.
Idaho-George l.. Shoup.
Illinois-W. J. Campbell.
Iowa.. n. CIarkson.
hansas-Cyrus Lalande.
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Democratic Factions lin Alabama.

MONTGOMERY (Ala.), June 8.-The
Democratic State Convention met to-day.
The indications are that Governor Jones,
who has the regulars" will be bolted by
Kold's followers, who, it is believed, will
nominate him in a stump convention.
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A Ban in the State of Washington has
recently found remarkable curiosity in
the form OF a sheet of paper made nv
nature. 1t was found in an open seam in
a tamarack tree, and is foot wide and
two feet long.
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FmIn Pasha Dead

BERLIN, June 8.-The runor of the
death of Emin Pasha in the interior OF
Africa is confirmed. 1t is supposed death
was from smallpox.
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silver Pnrchase.

WAsHINGToS, June S.-The offers of
silver to the Treasury were 30. 900 ounces.
The prices paid for the purchases to-day
We're $3.50 to .9070.
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Snow and Floods.

VIENNA, June S.-A snowstorm here
was followed by torrents of rain which
hooded large portion of the city.
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sidney DILLON Dying.

NEW York, June S.-Sidney Dillon is
reported weaker. The opinion of his
physicians is that the end is not far off.
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Negot,atIons for Reef for France

PARIS, June Sit is reported negotia-
tions are pending between the United
States and France for treaty making
concessions on cattle and refrigerator
beef,
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Boat Race Postnoned. .

ITHACA On. ", June 8.-The Colum-
bla- Cornell boat race was postponed until
O'Clock tomorrow, on account of rough
water.
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MISLEADING FIGUREs
The Claims OF Managers Do Not E,1,,,
NIaterialize.

MINNEAPoLIs, June 6. The seeker
after accurate information as to the rela-
tive standing of the two prominent car
didates tonight is compelled to discard
as extravagant and misleading the fiunrns
issued from the headquarters of each and
a careful analysis of the expressed pre-
ferences OF all delegations, together
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Professor Marshall tells us that the oaL.
IN general way requires to grow from
10 to 200 years before it is lit to cut for
large timber.
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Columbia College commencement.

NEW YORK, June 8.-The hundred and
thirty-eighth annual commencement of
Columbia College was held this evening.
The degree OF Bachelor of Arts was con-
ferred upon thirty senior members of the
college.
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over Three unndred Honses Bnrned

I UVer Inree HundreU HOuseS Burned.
ST. PETERSBURG, June S.-A fire at
Potccinki to-day destroyed three hun
dred and ten houses. The population of
the town Is about 900. Many occupants
lost everything and are dependent upon
charity.
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with the classification of uncom-
mitted delegates, shows each candidate
from twenty-five to fifty votes short OF
nomination. The balance of power, if
ballot were taken to-day, would be found
with General AIper
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