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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
THE KANSAS POPULiSTS.
They RenomiDate LeweIiing for Governor
They Are for Woman Suffrage.

TOPEKA. KAN. June l3.-The State
Populist Convention to-day renomihated
Governor Lewcning and nominated ID. l..
Furbcck for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The
platform contains a wOman-suffrage
plank.
H. 5. Osborn. Secretary Of state, having
some time ago declared that he was not
a cand date for denomination, James Allis,
of Smith Centre. was declared the nomi-
nee by acClamdtIOn. The ticket was COM
pleted by the nomination OF Van Il.
Pfather for state Auditor. W. II. Biddle
for state Treasurer John r. Little for
Attorney General. n. y. Gaines for state
superintendent for the Insane. and w,
\. Harris FOR cOngressman-at- large. All
are the present incumbents Of the respec-
tive offices FOR which they are nomi-
tod
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Tariff Bill Changes.

WASHINGTON. June l3.-The Senate
subcommittee on Finance. Of which Mr.
Jones Is chairman, has been wrestling
with the WoOllcn-goods question, trying
to come to a conclusion that will Yield
a schedule upon which all can agree.
This is believed 10 have been accom-
pliehed. and the substitute will ba offered
tomorrow or Friday. There are three
propositions before the committee, but it
Is believed now that one has been finally
hit upon that viii be- Incorporated in
the bill without further change.
An important change has also been
agreed upon In the paper schedule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

passion Tor travel had yet been spent.
he laushingly shrugged his shoulders, and
said; why, no. / am of to Carlsbad
IN few days"
"t'ut ! mean for African travel?''
II can't gay. For the. present, yea:
hut when the az seizes me again sup
pose shall have 20 GO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Mean temperature.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, June l3.-Speculation at
the Stock Exchange to-day was confined
almost exclusively To American Sugar and
Chicago Gas the first named ranging
between loOi2 ana zoos. ex-dividend OF
per cent, and closing at 1919. The
stock was bought by shorts, and the
iilvsmey"r testimony that the company
had earned a profit Of over Sl00oO.OO0 Il
year for the past three years aided Chi
cago Gas was in demand throughout, and
a new pool was said TO be buying. The
stock moved UP from ~ 10 79ilG7SE
The general list was characterized 10y
frmness. and a higher range of quota
lions was established. The reported hitch
ia the settlement Of the soft-coal strike
did not have any influence on the market.
as traders were all disposed to take the
long side Of the account. They had i'm
their favor the reduced gold export and
easier sterling exchange market, anu the
recent successful placing Of bonds by the
Rock Island. ST. Paul. and Baltimore and
ohio roads. This, the bulls claimed, indi-
Gates revival OF confidence In railroad
securities. and ought TO lead " broader
and higher market for securities later on.
Atchison was higher on the announce
ment that the plan Of reorganization will
be given out next week. The improve
ment in the railway list ranged from
!. TO ~ per cent.
The market closed firm. The total sales
were only lG1,01 shares. OF which q, so
were American Sugar. ~, i0D 81. Paul. and
~ 90 Chicago Gas. Seventy-hve thousand
shares were listed and 5000 unlisted
The bond market was firm.
Treasury balances: Coin, SS1,fb0D; cur
rency. &9.6OSOt0.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent: last
loan 1T !, and closing offered at per
cent: prime mercantile paper, 3i2Ui per
cent.
Bar silver G2lz. Silver at the board
neglected.
Sterling exchange easy, with actual
business In bankers bills a AS1Ad4s11z
for sixty DAYS. and $iyStiS S3d+.Ss34 FOR
demand: posted rates. SLsSh 1884; com
mercial bills. SiS6EHlS.
Government b0ds quiet. state bondS
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
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Kaess. Prohibition Nominees.

EMpOIsIA. KAN. June 13.--'fhe ioinw.
ing ticket was nominated to-day py thr
Kansas Prohibitionists In convention mere
r5r Governor. l. o. Pickering. OF o'atn.'
Ils,renaat-G u. q, Doughs..'
IIlawatha; Secretary OF state, >. ~
Howard wichita; Associate !usuoe'
Judge Silver. Topeka; Auditor. -. i, FER
kIns. s.oiun,bas; Treasurer. James hsr-
ray, gsidwia. Attorney Genera.
Van Bennett, Cherokee, Supen".ss,,.ss"s
az public instruction. Mrs. A. A. Aihscn'
cuppa, congress-st-i.Aige. MAJOR lso'-
singer. nesetisde. -. - -.
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COAL STRIKE SETTLEMENT.
Miners in West Virginia Territory VIII
Resume Work Monday.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. June l3.--It Is
now pretty generally believed that all
the miners in the Kanawha, New River,
and Loup Creek territory will resume
work Monday The reports of trouble
at Eagle mining-town are unfounded.
IN TENNESSEE.
coal. CREEK. TENN. June 1S.-The
men In Coax Creek resumed work to-day.
They returned OF the old scale.
IN COLORADO.
CRIPPLE CREEK. coli. June 13.-No
trouble has occurred over the opening OF
the mines this week. Most of the agta-
tors have left the camp The Victor min"
resumed operations. to-day, and now over
twenty miners are lifting ore.
DISSATISFACTION.
Ia SALE. I'LL, June 1$.-At mass
meeting of miners from Oglesby Per'h
and La Sale it was resolved To accept
nothing less than last years mining prices.
TRAINS LOOTED. Id. b
Mt. OLIVE. ILL, June ia freight
train on the Wabash railway and also one
ON the Mobile and Ohio road were held
up here early this morning by alleged
coal-mine strikers, and number OF cars
loaded with vegetables and PROVISIONS
were looted. In the caboose three detec-
tives were asleep while the train was be-
ing robbed.
AGAINST THE COMPROMISE.
MCDONALD. PA. June ia mass
meeting of 1900 miners representing the
mines in this vicinity was held here To-
dav 10 decide whether the miners should
abide by the terms OF the Columbus com
pronise The feeling was strong against
accepting the 69-cent rate. Whether the
miners will return 10 work OF the receipt
of McBrdes circular. which has mol yet
arrived. it is hard TO say.
II is reported that Mcbride was hung III
ofilgy by the miners at Hays Station TINS
morning The foreign element is becoming
desperate. being almost on the verge OF
starvation,
M'BRIDE'S OPINION.
COLUMBUS, O., June B--Dispatches
from mining towns in Ohio to-day indi-
cate that the feeling against accepting
the settlement of the strike Is every
where strong.
President Mcbride said to-day. when
asked whether IL seemed probable TO him
that the settlement would be accepted.
that he did not care whether IL was or
not He hoped, however. that when the
miners received the official statement OF
the matter and had cooled down some-
wha, they would conclude that the thing
TO do was ~ accept the. conditions OF the
settlement. F'.-
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REPUBLICAN COLOR LINE.
Texas Leaguers Of the White Persuasion
Object 10 Negro Company.

FORT WORTH. TEN, June BIN
the state League Republican Convention
this morning. by ruling OF President
Robertson's. it was decided that no mem
Der OF a club composed Of black and white
members was entitled to recognition IN
the convention. whereupon the members
OF mixed clubs pulled on their badges and
left the hall. This emphasizes the defeat
OF Quincy Yesterday. and there is howl
among his followers who denounce the
white leagues In unmeasured terms. The
league, agrees for negroes TO organize
strictly negro clubs, which will be entitled
to representation. but this does not suit
the blacks. as they regard 1t as draw
ing the color line, aud they, therefore,
bolt the whole thing.
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THE BERfNG SEA PATROL.
seizure by the Mohican of Two Piratica'
Sealers. 3D.. trf ,l -s

SEATTLE. WASH, June iS.--Advices OF
.rine 81 from sitka contained the an
noucement that the Mohican, the nag
shin OF the Bering-sea patrol fleet. had
arrived there that day after cruising hve
DAYS around the Kodiak Islands. On the
third day the warship spied a vessel near
the shore. Ahich at once put, out AL san
In an attempt 10 escape. After the Nohi-
can had sent two shots from the hotch-
kl9s guns across the schooners beam u
hove TO. and was found TO be the 'oich-
teer. from Seattle. Arms and implements
ready for use in sealing were iouhu'
These were seized and the Volunteer or.
d.red 10 Sand Point TO await the chose W
the seaon The Alohican had s'niiidt
exnerience next day with the schooner
George X. Wwhite. Of Seattle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Groscurin's Murderer Sentenced.

BANGKOK. SIAM. June l3.-Phrayot,
the mandarin accused of numbering VI.
Grosgurin. the French agent. was sem
fenced by the mixed tribunal to twenty
years Imprisonment at hard labor. He
was found guilty Of culpable homicide and
incendiarsm, lie will serve his time ut
this place. The judgment provides that
the French Minister * 10 have the power
of surveillance over the prisoner. in order
that there may not be any evasion Of his
sentence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

MANCHESTER. Eng, June l5.--The
Guardian, i'm its commercial article. says:
The market has been fairly steady. There
have been few sales. but thes have been
al fair prices. There has been fair in
quiry, but most " t'' offers have not
been feasible The 81 go trade Is dull.
with small trans1cfio -s .t .ow prices.
The India trade is inacrr tough cal
cutta has taken some lines Of light goods,
mulls. shirtlngs. and dhoOtings. an ..om-
bay some low-gTade shirtings. There nave
been occasional eastern dealings. and some
South American dealings, hut the trans
actions have been small and the demand
has been slow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

rettes. S.oe9 SIS; tobacco. $tsSo.so Total,
SS,@n2j
Bright loose sales were only moderate
to-day. ami prices and quality Were about
as usual
Private sales continue very light in
brights while good sales of dark Shlp-
ping grades are known 10 have been
later.
on Change prices were fairly good, the
best grades selling as follows: hogs
heads at $3iJ00. at 2I00. at sl9.15. at
$780, at $3.50. The balance selling at
and below $500.
Mr.. r. p Taylor, of oxford. n. c., was
here to-day
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tons. with an effective strength Of 2D.eo
each founded upon the principle OF In
Guiding In Its membership laboring men
OF all Glasses.
Opposed TO this great confederation Of
Iaboring men are the Amerb-an Fedora
fion OF Labor. the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers. the brotherhood CT
F'iremen, and all kindred orders working
on the class-organization basis. There y
every prospect OF war 10 the death be-
tween the two factions OF organized labor.
Each has made vigorous attarks 1ron the
other and the radical difference in their
principles Is likely TO maze the fight for
supremacy d lively one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
ITALIAN STATESMAN DEAD.
Baron Nicotera Passes 10 the Great and
Permanent Majority


Permanent Majority
NAPLES. June 1S-Baron Giovanni
Nicotera, ex-Minster Of the Interior ana
one OF italy's foremost statesmen, died at
his home at Nico Equense, near this city
to-day Baron Nicotera was stricken
with apoplexy in Rome on February 2ith.
He was removed to his home. but never
fully recovered from the attack. He was
q member OF the Chamber OF Deputies
for Salerno. He was strong supporter
of Slgnor Crispi,
GRIEF AMONG LEGISLATORS.
ROME, June lathe announcement IN
the Chamber OF Deputies of the death OF
Haron Nicotera created great sensation
among bis former colleagues, many Of
whom were moved 10 uncomfortable mani
festations OF grief. After the announce
ment the Chamber adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
CONGREGATIONAL FIGHT.
Test of the Validity OF Judge Calls Anti
sheriff Injunction.

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, June BIN the
Supreme Court Attorney-Generai Lamar
has had motion entered on the docket
Il. Broward rs. the Duval Athletic club.
After ten days notice To the appelees
uhe club the Court viii take the matter
under advisement This IS a suit TO test
the validity Of Judge CARS decision grant
ing an injunction restraining sheriff Bro
ward from interfering with the corbett-
Ml'hcll fight at Jacksonville last January.
II H. understood that The club will not be
represented when t1e case ~ called ten
days from now. 80 hat the State Is likely
10 have waiSOver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
A,.ppInE,s OPINION.
4 nONNyBROOK AFFAIR.

-MCLAINESVULE, o.. June l3.-Ahout
o o'clock this morning, while Company Is,
Eighth Regiment. was lying around It's
ramp at the mouth of the big cut here,
mob of about thirty strikers attacked me
soldiers with clubs and stones. and under
took to stampede the Company. Captain
Waybrecht saw that the attacking party
had no firearms SO. he told his men 70 lay
aside their guns and. meet the strikers
with their own weapons. Donnybrook
affair followed IN which ire Poles, Hun
garians, and ItaliarSi composing the at,
tack,ng party Were well whipped ana
routed, with no cssualties more. serious
tnnn bruises and cuts on either side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
IRON WORKS EXTENSION.
Plant TO BE Operated by Electricity In
stead Of steam.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. June l3.-'The
Tradesman has received official informa-
pany. Of Bessemer Ala, the largest cast
iron pipe-works concern in the South,
intend 20 erect l0) coke-oyens in conncc-
ton with their works and Will probably
operate their entire plant. covering scve-
raj acres Of ground. By electricity instead
Of steam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Innilacratinn in Panama.

PANAMA. june l3.-MOre than 100
houses were destroyed by iire this evening.
The public market IS threatened. The
present estimate of the lOss varies be-
tween 81 $4,000 aud $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Ten-Mile Road Races

LOUISVILLE, KY, June l3.-There
were seVenty-three starters out of eighty
three entries in the Martin ana Dressing
ten-mlle road race this morning. 1t was
won by John Spalding. Of Louisville, in
twenty eight minutes. +. j. Daburt Sc
CoUd
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD, June l3-Virginia
ys. new, s2Q13; Virginia century bonds,
ern Central stock. Is. asked: baltimore
and OHIO Southwestern iirsts, los bid:
do. third incomes. 10. asked; Consolidated
Gas bonds, llsfsg1l1; do. stocks, 6512u
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Ehode Island Iegiyiatiou.

NEWPORT. II. l., June l3.-in the AS
sembly. to-day. George ). Wetmore Mas
elected United States senator. The anti
policy bill passed both branches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

Among the law-school prize winners al
Columbian University, Washington, ID. G..
was Mr. Walter IL. Ry!and, who r.
Teived $50 In cash. delivered BY Attorney
General Olney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

WASHINGTON, June B.-The Union
stock yards, located at Bennlng's. ID. g.,
a short distance from Washington, were
burned this afternoon. Loss. $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

| firm; strained. SOC. good strained. CSC.
Turceniine duh ~ INC. Tar steady at
S~4. Crude ttrpeufine steady. hard, N.0.
aoit. N.7o; virgin, s2.i5.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for. the Dispatch)
NORFOLK. VA, June ls.--Market
quiet. common ii.a2c prime. PIE extra
prime, 2ssc.. fancy. ?isc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
Fatal Contiagration In japan.

YOKOHAMA. June "a fire at Yama-
gata. province OF u2en. has destroyed
300 houses Thirteen people lost their
lives during the corllagration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
THE PRESIDENT BETTER.


: WASHINGyoN.i u. C.. June B.-Ihe
Presidents health II very much better
to-day. He returned 10 his desk this
morning and saw number OF visitors
who had important business with him.
Including secretaries. Gresham and, Car
llsIa. Attorney &c neral Olney. and several
senators. AFTER to-day the President VIII
resume his public receptions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE Is, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Brakeman, New York,
merchandise ana passengers; George W. Alien
& Co. agents
steamship Wyanoke. Brakeman, New York,
merchandise and passengers; George W. Alien
II Co., agents.
steamer Pocahontas, Deyo. Norfolk. merchan-
dise and passengers; Irwin Weisiger, superii-
teddent. Itt
Schooner Virginia RuloD, Leek, Albany, rail-
road-ties vessel Curtis & Parker. ...
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JUsE -, 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamship Guysndotte. New York.
SAILED.
steamship Chickahominy, Liverpool
Steamship Guyandotte, New York VIA NOR
folk.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE Is, 1884
ARRIVED. -o..t
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL, June -.
Cattle Receipts, 1900 head: market
weak: common to extra steers, s3.co05.oO;
stockers and feeders. s2.J0d375; COWS and
bulls, 81. 25g3 .65; calves, s2.25G415.
ogs-3eceipts, $1,000 head; market
strong: heavy. NSgqi95; common to
choice mixed. si.e5nfs0; choice assorted,
s4s0a4& light. SL50Q4.S. pigs, $1,000
40 81.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; market
steady; inferior 10 choice, N.WdS.Co;
lambs & JDlfi 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
HOME FROM AFRICA.
William AStor Chanlsr, Youngest Of Ex-
plCrerS, Safe and Sound.
RELATES Ills ADVENTURES.
Lost to the World In the Jungle, while
IIis Eeasis He'll Dead and Ills
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14

Cash quotations: Flour-There was
fair local demand the feeling was nm,
and prices were 10nl5c. higher than last
week. No. , spring wheat, Dh46lAe.;
No red 5SIc No. corn, fllsc. NO.
2 oats, ni4an$ic Pork, Sl,.S5ql231lg.
Lard, s.. 10m6 T2}.. Short ribs, 652l2qs.5S.
Dry sailed shoulders, s5.621lf5. Slg. Short
clear sides. &62Lza61j. Whisky sl.l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
A Different Kind of Game.

Qrookign l.ife)
did you hunt while you were in the
East"i
Not much. except with a bellows well
charged with Persian powder"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

blcRNOHps June ID, IoD1s
OsyERISGS-whsata 200 bcsbcis Corn-Mixed.
800 ousnsta Oats, LOCO bushels.
SALkS-wheat, 200 bushes. r
QcorAr30NA--Wbeat -Lcneoerry. 60e61kc. !;
mlxea. oaa6llSc. /; saortbesrr. bsau;Isc.: NO. 2.
red. 60i<sblc, Corn w ate v,rxlnis lbas iots).
5Us5lcL No. y white. sOasIc no. = mixed. Aha
4stsc. Osts-No 2 mixed. 41tSs4Sc.: No.
uixsd. $6s47e. Rye 54a5oc
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMONp. VA Jime 13,-Auceion Of
ferings on, .chaasr to-day. Is packages.
and 9 taken h. highest price. 800: low
eat, $50.
Private .ssAes: WrapperA &; smoksrs. 2;
tilleFy. 81 dsrk Leaf y luH. I Total y
Revs"a- ~~,,@~ssAnsa ,s,sars ora n'vs-
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State of thermometer:

The WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear AMI warm. The skies at mid
night we're clear.
Gf.fa ,,f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-14
AnNIcE TO TnN poWEHs.

MADE Irr '3-Tb- Spanish Minis
tor az las cah,c1 Senor Moret.
Minist.. rolagn Affairs. requesting
him go ADVICE tha Powers 10 refrain from
serllus nar.rUs L. Morocco Tor fear
OF exciting uc Nussulnans lie advises
the Spanish goverhmont 10 have their
ships On readiness for ud emergency.
counseiiinE th.ir remaining at Oran. Gil
braltar. and Cadiz. The Correspondence
Espani SAYS that tEc uncle OF the new
sultan. Muey Ismarl, Us intriguing for
the throuo. and tiat tie aimy VIII sul-
mort him.
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