New-York tribune. [volume], June 11, 1888, Image 1

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VOL'XI7Vl-I.N*-.-, lKl
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, JIM-, ll, 1888.
PRICE THREE CENT&
A PLEA FOR AMERICAN ART.
WHY #0819 OF ART SHOULD BE PLACED
oi Tat waa list.
>*s* mm MKMOR1AI. TO 1HK MI-L9 COMMITTEK
VmH AMKRICAN AUTISTis ?HOW ART
MAY BR lIAVDICArPKB.
(BY T-UtGR-I'll TO THE TRiniTSF./
Washington, Juno kl?Tho House will nt
tempt to ;:o on this week with the ? Mills gttttd."
There is prokV, ly no better indication of tho *>or
sjstency with which tho Wave find Maaaa C,,m
mitta-a- ami thc Democratic caucus h.'vo insisted
on protecting whore prut ai ion v. ia-, not needed or
asked f%>r, nnd N-M-BgJ protection W-MCa it was
?inrently and obviously demanded, limn is pgg.
vnt ii in a niemorial just forwarded to that com?
mittee *W. tno nr'ist" ??? Ncw-Yorl-, erith the in?
dorsement of thc Union Lc. _uc Club some time
since given to its
The main features of ihe presentation were
?dopt<ni in the form of n petition hf the Anvriean
artists in Komc some time a_o, and the petition
trss directed B_ninst the tax on works ol are. |>.
p-nt represent.it ions of some of the N- w-Yorlt men
have succeeded in impres.-iii_: upon Ute Mills <',,tn
mittee thc consideration that no harm and creat
pu Mi e. nctiolit tnij_lit result from placing works of
art on the free list, hut the Democrats in canons
struck out that part of the bill. The American
ari'st*- Mt] !
lt this duty ls? levied for tho purpose of revenue. ???
tobmlt that lt !? not require* hy our country nor yustlflod
by my necessity. If lt ts' levied for the BftfgsM of
,- ? -'sen of American artist*, ssa- submit thal tv v are
| to such protection. They neither need lt nor
fi. sir.- lt. On tho contrary, they consider lt to be at,
vtrUiir. with the pc-sonal Interests as well as -I'h tho
?sneral Interests of Amorlsan art, and to bs as Injurious
to ihe public at home as lt ts ii matins; and sCMSTS to
trtlsts ind Govarnments abroad.
The application of the principle of protection to pro
ducts if ort s, la our opinion, a serious mistake. If not
tn ibmrdity. The protection of American manufactures
B-iy enable us flnaJlv to produce at home work of sn
eqtMi, or even of a superior, mi ill to that S3BBSBM8 liy
f.Hi~i nvtons, and so similar as scarcely to ba* dtstln
jrclihed from lt: but no amount of protection wT.l enable
in Atr'rt-'iin arttst to prsgass BOI-S similar to those of
any terelen artist, or undistinguishable from them.
Manufactures sro one thin::: sit ls aether.
The charar',--r and value o' a ssmk of art depend upon
ttl Individual genius n,J ability of Um artist himself, and
fill ran n -HI: r lr- trinsf-r.s-d to B-OSBSf nor e_n lao Ire
1 ot lt oy anv law or any prohibition. Ky weight.
Inz witli Inavy dories tl..- w.uks of UM great masters ut
tte pat', a-ioh as Tl'.lan or Tlnt-retto, or by virtually pro?
hibiting Um ssorks of lindern masters, such as F_rtuny or
Miliet, m vs ai, i or Da Nt la, irs mbIh bb s:ep taweig
| in our country new Titi ms, Tin'ort-ttos, For
t-nys. ?-il!r-rs or Meissonlors. O- tho contrary, by pi-e.
tSSS?lg iii- (MS taBTSBB-ttOfl of their works. wa> deprive
r.vr IMtl (f op-.-irtunitK-s of study, BSHgaHssa
ind fleing; isa- force th'**: u, r... abroad for their educa?
tion, and. und?r tne preVm ,- of hSlp-M 'hem, we burden
them wlih difirultles. Ann rot tniy tha- ar*ls? ls thus
?j;-' i i bul ike public ila- mirers, .-md art is bast-cap
A? well >r,!_hi sse s?.-k to develop the literature of AjMrlCS
by prohibiting the works of all foreign authors.
There would scm lo he no anaw-Z to those ar
trtiments except the inouiry of Free-Trader Cobb,
rf a?haaao : " What's the us,- of the ni to mo and
tn j constituents ?"
TO R Esr ME THE FISHERY DWCUrSSIOlf.
\Vs6uinpton, Juno IO (Special).--The senate ls to ro?
tuli, e tn agaa inseeBttee ee-Stei Um eoasMeiatton .,f
t)y> Fisheries treaty lo monow. Mr. <..ra\. 0. Dela?
ware, Secretary Baj-l*-'l warndag-pan, -BSiag the
floor, isuch Interest as niiplii ord!laai-lly havo attached
ti, his remarks bas boen abstracted to a groat extent
by Mr. Merges, who on Thursday last AadO us" of ??
palatal speech e-tkeajlag Dearly all Mr. (nay's points.
Mill, thc a bib iii"iy r(, as bmbb rerj lively auaBrpeUe
ticuis ft-aiin the Republican iMfa, Osireelall;,- ii Ml'. Five
should return in tl.ne to take part lu the debate He
Meal <>:r to New-England aboil! two wed:*, ago to Ool?
loo t s-lrtlllonrsl information on Mils fish'-ry miofctlnn,
and msy not be back tom,arrow, which will Le tbe
aeaa ... _ loss and Banal or (Brag's peal gain.
Th.-re are, however, so many appropriation bills
Jresilni; that lt ls Ifl-fOWlble that ii.nch tim,- will be
tivavi betvaea now aad tea *m..i ol the mooth tu this
ii.nv queslioa Tl,,- Leglslattve, Executive and .lu
iHcltl Appropratlon bill nott b? considered In
Il earrie* with it so mani changes thal ll N a-solutel*!
Impracticable to tibik',- over any dela)1 thal Bia) oeeur
after !'.?' close "f tbe prose:.! fiscal yi-n bs cou'lnulug
presetit appropriations for a linlto'i period. Such a
louis- would stop j)alf the ness ly-a-t.i bllsh '-il fie ?
delia r,- sat*toes in the dulci.m pis-t ofllees In the
tountry and would ge_s_rall)l turn things upside d-.wn.
READY TO WOLLOW PUTTKAMF.R.
BVHOM OF TIIK -rlTHIrRAWAt. OK A MnMBKIt OF
THF. PRUSSIA V Mill MT BT.
I:ei-l!n. June 10.?It ls runioi-oil lhat another Cabinet
Mln!st'-> Ins resigned ami thal I'nuni von MBBSMC will
be recalli->| from l\.v German ITinhBBlJ at Patti.
rti:v:-or F:o.|a-!-iit-. hag I long Intel I MSB with ITlnors
^;s^lal* k this afternoon concerning the Pru*,*.ian Min?
isterial a-ri>i>, ^iita.li Ls still ttlM-ttle-L
RAHC-i JOSEPH D__8nK>U8 OF PF.A<"F_
P>sth. .lune 10.?Empa-j-oi- Ftancls Josoph, In
?etelvit.p the DelegaUoae, aaM that he was aallsfl, '.
with ihe it - ibis iclatlons exlsltnc brtwoen Aus'ria
iud i. | The cn'Ht mlIitary eaadlta 9t>
Branded did Dot mean thal trouble was Irnpendln.:
they va-.,- a-l.cat hecBUss other States had -ugaMnted
their forces. ?lec!an-d tint ho earneetlji Ue
tln*. ?
l>f'M n:npO UCCOVERIKG KAITDLT.
All lat I .::,,-. June lO.-Tho E-BfeWM of Urarll If,
n*_in_ excoiiont propress. (J-lavarable ereBth-t
prevents his ruins' out of doors.
LOKI) STANLEY REA: HES OTTAWA.
Ottawa, ont., .tune 10.?Lots* Manley, tho now f;ov
troor?Qsaaral and BBtte -ntvad here at 8 o'clock tti's
Biornlng. Tho hour of his arrival not br-lt'g ltno.w.
tere, the-, WM ?., j,,,},))- rosepilon, _nd onjy a few
?Pec'sloi-s were at Um station.
TllK LK'ENSIN'f; CLAFSE.S Td HE DBOff-EDl
-*>_d(>n, Juro- io.- 'Ihe PlCSfl Arrt*flatl-*l lr. author
?_ to state thai the compensation eJBBSee of thc
Lotuity OararBBMBl bill will be dropped.
A RIV EGYPTIAN CAJSBKWt FORMED.
Csiro June 10.?A new Ministry has been formed
ss followK:
R|ar Pacha. PreslrVnt of tba founcll, Minister of
use Interior a'o! MlnKt,-r of I Inane?.
l*fH paeha. MinKi,-, of Justice.
rehml Pacha. Minister of Foretgn Affairs.
J?mar Lutti Paoi.a. Mini ter of War,
?eel Bey, VHnlstei ,.f Public Works.
Ail Mo'ibart-k Paeha, Minister of Education.
-.*.-,
THF. ur ;[!>* Of EDIKDCBOB ROBBED.
London. June 10 (gpes-ri..?Hm Doehees of Eilin
las been robbed of a qaBBtttg of jovelrv, tuc
- being stolen from h*r baggage bet~raaa Cot
dova and '-raiiada.
a
JAT WOULD ABBIYT.S TX ST. LOUIS,
6t. Ls-jiiis, Mn,, .tune 10.-J.tv (lould and party ar?
rived i.i.r,. fr?m om Uest to-nlpht and starla*! law I
1) afterward B_ Memp!i!s. Tli.-y '.ave visited all Im
lartaal plata*, od the Missouri Pacific system In Mff*
?oiir!. K-,-iv_^ a,,_ Colorado, and Inspe-tod tho dl!t.-r
!??? pr np Miga, Mr. OaaU is atiaaiai by his daaallf
ph.Vsjs an and appears to bo feeble. *A hilo the party
*-*? st W.nf.ell, Kansas. Eddie Could, while going
Irajin t|,?. depii! io the hold, fall liit<> so excavation
Hid had hts rlpht leg seva-roly sprained and IBBerrN
Viiae bad bruises.
A TAMMA XT BRAVE MJBSSWB TX FT. LOT IR.
lt -BBB), June 10.?Dennis McOlnty, a lOBBtflg nion\?
hri of Tammany Hall, disappeared soon after i,|ia- mem
88*8 of the orr-TiUation BBlllBg In this city for the
.(invention snd has nor sines BBBB BTBlSl ol. <>n re
?urnliijr, bom" ami not gadlOf any -trBBS of him. lils
tr>nds became ulaimed and warn d Die St. Look
{"-lice. A thoraiiifth seat ch vs .is l u^. t^'U-cd, but nu
U-Ce ol the rates I n| man has been found.
SUICIDE OF A DESPGXDEXT WOMAN.
Reading, P-nn., june 10.?The bodies of Susan \S\x
-*n, ago etghie.n years, and her babe wwi lound
?h-owned in tho Schuylkill River here to day. Miss 8/lx.
?on disappeared f",;.i hoi hOBM la MohlBBberS Toss a
{bin iwo we?sks ago. She had lied her child about Ur
?*->' will, a rois; before _i]u)ii<!riK latO the liver.
CGMFLA1XIKG OF A X EXPENSIVE WIFE.
-Wilmore. Juno li) (Special).-New da-\oiop,-u,-t.ii
in '.!., <.a-ia.biat.-d l'.iossn divorce eas" wore mado y,-s
knUy, when Alexander li. Brown flied BB BBBB*er
*?? '-e L'ucuii i b ni of Baltts-ora county la Ihe peU
Uoa of LU v.lfe, vhe BSketf thai ho be requln-d to pay
**-* -X?cn_es of ber defence In the dl\or<(> P*rBBB*s1
?kgt. u. allott. iLai ibo coub-ol leos v.cre Dald aiid
further declares that the testimony talton on his bebatf
fulls establishes t:?. in-deilty of tho srite; that. there?
fore* ihe wifo ii nm entitled to further allowance;
he was allowed ggOO a month, ral hus liv*-l
o\tiavaganlly and caintlntie to Ue-p four beta ta, Ber -ii
earrlages .and an expensive retinue ol lert-aot-, ? mot
tuen nnd trainci-s f,.r he, beceaa. Mi. Brown danita
tho charges of cruelty brought by Ms wlfo.
SHERIDAN'S SLIGHT RALLY.
A HOPEFUL M'LLF.TIN FROM THE DOCTORS.
A PARTIAL IMn:oVKMi:\T |SJ Tm* ACTION OF TIII*
HKAItT?PBABg OF A Itri.APSi:.
[nT nBUMSAI-i to the IBIBUBB.]
WiMMRMi .Tune 10.?(i, ni-ral .Sliendnn, tip
to u lute hour to-night, had cxiro; iciieed no relapse.
This was a relief to all his frit nds anil to his phy
I i UM. There had liecn apparently so mud. rct'ii
la.ity _n tim returns of bia dau.ormis relapses that.
another one was d-gudgd and almost expected to
oeeni to-day. Dr. Pepper, without Wing re
quegbad 80 do so. stated when he left last. Thuis
liay morning for i'liiiailolphia that he would i-eturu
for a general consultation on Sunday afternoon.
Dr. Lincoln, apturently moved bf the MM im?
pulse and anticipation, also ggnud to meet _g
other physicians at. the MM time. Uta doetors
m.-t tltis afternoon and held a long consultation.
They afterward, tn tween 7 nnd H p, m., issued a
bulletin, signed bj both Um civilian physia ians,
and also bj the Army BUfeODO, in which they
Mated that tho Gemial's condition continued " at.
l.-ast as favorable as it. has booti for three days
past"? no hotter, no worse. The re-pir*t hm was
described as being " still irmruiar."* hut it was add?
ed that " the Beal- .ic!ion is iinpioveil."
This, as the first definite indication a,f even
tho faintest sn, eesslul etTort to rally from the deep
dos,-ont into which the hst relapse bad -dunged
the Battering hero, was nuiutaily t-releomoo. 'ihe
physicians state that the -ervoai toroc holds out
well, that his mind is al,ar. and ihat "then- me
no present indications of >>nv serious oompHC-tion
impending." The* my thai the GanerarB appeal
once is U-ttcr and that he expresses liimself as
feeling hopeful Of rec,very.
Of course, the solicit leatnros n" tho onse con?
tinue to be the steady loee of strength, the titter
inability to take anil assimilate siiflicieat ntitri
i". m. and the ever-present doubt of the recujiora
tive power to survive another relBpee. Each
previous attaick has h-fr liini on a lower plane
then before, and his gallant efforts to gel baetc
bare always been rvpulsed bj sollie now eom
1 lioations.
Tho sultry heat, of tho midday was tempor-vl l>v
a limn,lei- storm in tbe afternoon, and all the
windows of t.be hons,. except those of the sick?
room.' were thrown open to let in tito refreshing
niter-breeze. At ll p. m. his condition was uu
ohangod __
THE SCENE PAINTERS SH Pr Err dr.
lAROR MKN* RLAMI* Till" KMIOKATION COMMIE
SIo\KHS?MAIVTAIMVG DISCIPMNE.
Eighty delegates attended tho meeting of the Cen
iral Labu!- Cition In Clarenden Hall yesterday and
were BBJthlBg but harmonious, there belli- a spilt on
a technicality of the constitution, in which Edward
i'inclslestoiic beadell om- side and various members
ehaagtoaed Ihe otii,-r. Tin* report of tho committee
Bent to Intercept the ?ceno paitit'-rs and carpenter*;
who came from England unilor MBt-BOt to Henry
Pain, of Coney Island pyrotechnic fame, was niisatls
factory. Tho committee wort to Castle carden and
i'm- imported Borhmon landoai with the cabin pas?
sengers on the dock from the steamship Aurania.
They laid in the report that tho Oontmlssloners were
lux In C.cir odilia! duty, for when they trent to 1 ol
lector JIagone to complain be --a.il lt was tha- duty nf
thc Commissioners of Emigration to Inform him of
tho coming of contract workmen and they had not
doM .0.
The Metal Trades' Section reeatred tn admit the iron
Moulders' Union J*o. .'", on condition thoy paid ii]:
their dan to the Foundry-ion's Association The
Board "i Traste 1 visited tto- Moulders' tulon ami as
they bad partially compiled arith tb-tr orders did not
suspend thom, it was aioeided to suspend thean until
they should do so wholly.
The Journeymen Hrewers yo-torday derided that j
t*s<- mon enr''iv>-l at Conrad fc'tein*- anton btcwcrv |
t ho Id be Bxpelled If thee i'd not ?i-o|e their t
ci,'mts hr Wednesday, if this is -lone 1 mrad Btefn
will lias boycotted ami will natuially Join th.- : pool"
bi-owcrs. If ll..-y let bibi.
WESTERN RAILROAD MES DISTCRBLD.
RATE Cl'TTIXO?DAMAGED BY THE IOWA COM.MIS
810XC1-,
Chicago, Juno 10 (Speelel).?* Tbe situation will lao
woree before it is bettor," reeaarbed 1 railway nan*
egera -BferriBg to tbe generally naaatlefaetorj con?
dition of ajfali-s uni,,us Waitara and IfOllhBBllMII
loads. He voiced the opinion of others who have
1,,.-ii watching the course of events lu tho la.-t ts-.o
Weeba, and are now awaiting tho developments of
the next fortnight wl'h a pool deal of anxiety. The
linos in tho Western and Worth WM tem freight bureau
arc In a woree predlCaaMnl than ever, now that the
Iowa BaTlroad QoaaBlBaloaeea have alssbed down theil
tariff rates In tha! State t.i a profitless ngura, and
they are beginning to wond.-r when their future
Bar-tags are to como from. With their .st. Paul and
Minneapolis business I wallowed by thc Burlington ami
Nilli horn and the Chicago, gt Paul and Kansas City
roads, and their Iowa business rendered practically
won Moss, the outlook is gloomy enough to give them
all tho blues.
Tb8 recent complications bare given rls-^ to cort alt:
gngattoBB thal in all probability will bare to bo settled
In tho OOartS or by the Interstate Commerce Con.mi'
sion. Clio of theo ls toed by tho attitude ol the
Chicago, st. Tani aod Kansas City road In dropping its
I brough rates between Chicago and st. r.i-! to tbe 40
o.-nt schedule and still holding up tis local ratal In
Slotagtoa Bl tho long and short haul provision of lins
Interstate law. Another point that In all I; kell bond
will bo settled In the courts. If all other means fal),
is whether the raUroadi arc to bare any rights in
'Iowa or not. Tho troubles are likely to spread, and
tho St. Louis and Kansas City road* are not fe-llng
secure. A serious part of tho problem ls tho probable
extension of the "prorate" territory M tho Missouri
Hirer, which ts nnderstood to be what tho Central
Trafllc Association would like to bring about, if
tu- Missouri, instead ol the Mississippi, should bi.mi
ibo beac Uno, the reeuli aili I ? bad for Chicago, as
wv.'-York and other -astern centre*] would make
heavy Inroad- npoa the trade of ibis city, which
would softer Material loai m b distributing point.
'll.,- question whether s demoralisation "f Northwest
ern rales can be avoided la t,;. bo -team settled, but
it is an encouraging ilga thai tbe managers are dh
posed to try all mean- ol seeming harmony, in.-toad ot
talking hasty aud aggressive action.
-1?-??
LOSSES OE MI-sOTKI. KASHA- ANT* TFXAS.
St. Louis, Jun.- 10 (Special!.- Judge Prower baa
Ixed July 1 a- tba date tai bear Bi***t-_M_ti fer ai 1
against the application of the Urreaii-Oc Trna! ''mn
,,f Na -r-Tfork for a rea eivc for ti'- Missouri,
Kansai and Ibjum railways, -hera are 14-80 miles
. f . i.I. and the todC-iednBM now amotini- to
g-8,000t**aM, The rcvciue of tho road has bera
lag at a frightful rate. At the beginning
of ia t year the debt to the af-astirl Pae-k wea
ab.ut ir-i.'Jiri.O(K). Now lt H 9SA1O0AMXX It ls
claimed lhat the traine has boot, directed from the
mad lo tho Iron Mountain, am! that unless 1 re?
ceiver I- -.arointed the Lnc will be dli.rn nb-w!
bj bondLoladeri uruler foreclosur-. pisx**ti!iiigs. rbis
would K-siiit in a complete wreeh. 'ii.-- J-me int.-.
a-t, a total of gi 400,000, ha- boen defaulted, and
tba Indications a:c thal tbe Aagast hMen 1 wm aat
be paid.
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PLAYERS OOWBULTtWS FOR THEIR OWX GOOD.
Several men, familiar figures In the b.-.-ot all wm ld,
haat a aime! BiBiiiiiig hi an Bpeow8 ii";!-i b-d night
They \aer-, thc council ol thc *'_scball I'layers' Brothers
hood. Tlw BBlegBtBI wen- lltiltiiilon. ti UM PMlB-Sl
phis club; MentS, of tho 1'it.tf.bii'g: Ward, of the \e-.v
Ya-rk: I'lolfcr of C-M&go; lien,is. of indianapolis, ind
sb,-h. of ajaahlngten Tho Beeta* **''(* sMtaaH elaN
were iepri*sei:lea| by proiy.
little actual business wss done onl-ble of rOBtllM
nnaiieis. Thc aa.mentias- appoiitcd lasi year ?" <.
fer with tho [MOgtM B-OBl ci.nltable emit rait- reported
Hut ibo I.-a/ie had nm kept faith with t>-in. The
report was accepted, bul tl - matter will bi broughl
np again b"f,..e long. Ward ami rfeffer wor 1 appnlnto I
a 1-.inmi. 1.vj to ravi ?? ?, ?> brotberhoa-d conatltntlon,
it w_s alas decide,1 thai Iq ti.'uro a player In 1 e
could apply for aid lo th" Rratberhood. som- ch .
tti-iojnaale ii, tbe ConstlloUoa 01 8 being that In fulure
the olfieer. of tho omanUalliMi would be elected by a
lol.I volo of tho member. Instead of by thc cuiinclL
A DBX1AL FROM Fa-TRIOK F.GAX.
Chicago. Juno 10 (Special).-a dispatch from Lon?
don jeataalgf gave tba abbataaN of a telar gvfegUag
to ..uie been written by l'alrlak Ksgan t<i Mr. l'amell,
bag BB-prase tbat - anthia, bad bap deeM while
Ihe b,st mci iii ltciaiad were in prion." ihi- lettes
hail been produced by "ll.o landon ngMg* In Hs
defence igaiael tba O'Donnell eetioo Ber ii'"'1 Pei
risk ban, who ls now In thc city, wa a-lie 1 about
the ma'tii
"1 havo sent no siien letu-r," ho ssld, and fcu~w
ol uouc. lt la a labri*allua aad nothing -iorc"
FKEDICTING HEP flt UV AN VICTORY.
MASSACHUSETTS DELEGATES HOPEFI'Ii.
HHCIB AT TilK Nomi ILK CUT.-.MANSON
Kita KI) EXIKCTINli A TIDAL WA VT.
Boston, June 10 (Special).? The Norfolk Club
ont ort ni ned on Saturday Ike ik-lcgates-iit -large 80
th,- Chieairo Convention. The mention of Blaine
was received witli hearty applause. State Treas?
urer Board, one of tho detafgaeg, siiid in regard io
candid itM for the nomiiiiiiieii:
" There are .s;\ name; which are prominent
Non,- of them repress tit fueuoiis. Thane of thnn.
Gresham. Harrison gad Alger, are soldiers. Aa
other three, ? Sherman, IVpow nnd Allison, nre
civiiinns. All of them nre well known in the
country, nnd their ex|*oria-nco qualities tliem for
ga* post within Iii. gift of tim people. We have
no ,|iftlculiy ns |g who our candidate shall Ire. I
h;iv" no donht it will bc one of liesa- six. Arty
one of tliem is worthy to represent, tba party and
earry it on to victory. It makes not tin !??
ditierenro which is selected: the part** will poll
the same vote in any ease. Wt BBB go to Chicago
reeling that what gre want is the heart, Thara la
no blot on the Mooed of any of these men. Wa
slioiiid be proud that, wc have to ofter no
explanations ns to tim poln;c;i| Mooed or pa-rsonal j
character of any of our candidates. Perhaps j
y,,u may think that I nm anilgllllM. bot I b?***8 j
lu, n in the habit for forty years of carefully j
looking over tlic imlitioal siCmtion ln-fnf-liand.
I believe this year lhat JOH ale going to Bee 8
tidal wave, which has already begun wln-re rolls
the OtBfOB, and thal it is golqg to sweep nut of !
tba A.iiniiiistration of this eountry the party that
now dbtgrafCa it. We ,-i-e sun- of OlBgOfl and W8
arc sure of Iinli.in.i. We carried Indiana last.
year, and only lost ii through teg-dative fraud.
We Mond on the fundamental principles the j
party stood on when il \.as i
luise,I to the eiioroaehnii nts of ila- Blare
power. I go to Chicago arith this fooling, this ev
nectanej- I migtit ny, this rn "taint** of enooeee.
1 noser saw I vn'orv prt-Ogrd mon- plainly than
lins '.I the Republicans of the Duked State* In
the eotning E^ealdential election. The sots will
in- cisl foi political principle. I go to Cl
wishing to please the majority. I do pot propose
to drift willi tho crowd, but T 'lo propOSa I
all the information I can -rom the different
quarters of the Nation as to the man who would
best bring out the determination "f the Repub?
licans t" ,- m. and tl, a I shall rote f?-r that maa"
Ur. Eta-den, c****-i*rf**"t ni the Republican State
Committee and a dclegat -, auria an e-nellent
?peech, in which be said:
"I du not want the Bepublleana to hare any
doubt, nor to be deceived by the absurd n**etext
ol tn nil' reform This queation is not protection
venus lori- reform, bat prol ction renraa free
tra,!,-, pure and simple. When you look Bl the
platform adopted by the St. Louis convention, voa
can ngve no doubt of this 1 do not believe that
anybody caa read the President's merenge withi j
hcueving that, if his instruction- weis- oanied
out, the last vest iff 0. piaita r-tiori would be
carried a-.vav. and our industries would be reft
(l.fe.ieeh-ss -aaiiist the onoroa-dimcnt!* of the in
dustriee of either countries.''
MR. FLATT DENIES A RUMOR
KO E.TOB*. HAS DEEM MADS BT HIM TO IN*
DUOS Mit DEPEW TO WITHDRAW.
Tho trtataeetent pubHshed ymtorday repsesentlng ex*
Senator Tkomaa C Platt andSenetor EDaeock m bavlaj
'twined e combination to drive Mr Depew nut ol tbe
ince ;is a I'ri-'-l lefttlel CB-tQ-OBte BBS ?_-(? lierallV l-gardnd
as aarlng ll origin e great deal mort lu Imagination
than in fad Tba story rai sj*.-, iru- in this: Thal
on Friday Isa! at a < ..nf-i>:i.-.- n: Mr. Depew'l hons"
Messn. Platt ami Brteach Infostned Hr. nepew'that
the] could ii"t sapport him and lartht-itaare deuMaded
that be should anoot-ncc bat Bitbdrawal Mr. Depew
is mpreeeatet] as saying to bli rhttori thit they were
a' liberty t,> aanodaec thal be wai aol ? eaadfdata.
This was nut regarded as siii'i'-la-nt, and Hl-cnck and
Flatt are said to havo laij-tatj thai Mr. Iv pow shomd
witto ,i positive lotter of d-'llnatlon. Milch be p
tartly refused to d ,. The eeeUMe-ct h resorter! to
lia\e brobea sp tun, tbe ead retaad-ng thal no definite
decision wo.iii! i.c i.-.a.tba i until it should ls* learned ar
Chicago hon- tbe BepuMteans "' thc R *thwo*rt sror Ht
poaed toward Mr. Depew.
Mr. -Qteock returued to Washington en -eturday
Bighl ami Mr. Depew I as nt Iii. eoontry hOBM at
iv-oiisiiiii yesterday, so thal neither could ba asked a*
to tba truth or falsity of tl,,- aaserl OBS. Mr. I *!. i r l
was found at the Fifth Av,-uno Betel yest ord ly ami
promptly reepondad: "I bare art seen the statement
yon ipeak of. hut i bare beard absal it. it is bosh
snd noneOBM all thc way through. I was not at any
eoBference on Friday a' Mr. Depe_r*e boase nnd have
never demanded, Biked or suggested h- withdrawal.
Tba si,,ry k io abenrd tba! a den,al of it leeeM ta?
ta ceesary and superfluous."
Mr. Platt added thai tho ad-litton-i st.itomont thal
tho fi-ionds of Mr. i>.-i>ew and ex Senator Miller ware
(ailing their ai_ierniits to Mew-York for a conference to
1,0 h.-hi to-morrow (or tho narpi te of counteracting the
natl His.i,ci, sch. >,f forcing Mr. D-yew ott tho
track waa news tn him. Inquiry in other gturtors
filled to iubstant|ate it
JUDGE THU-9R0-I WOULD VOTE FOB BUSK.
Chicago, .lune 10 (."Spoel.il,.-.John M. Thnr-ton,
chairman of the ff tibiae ha detogetlon to tbe Kcpubii
eaa fonTBolkwi. waa al tho oiaad racine Hotel to?
day. Said ho: '-My heart wai l,rok'-n when lilain.'.i
last letter came out I hav alwayi beilc-red that
the BapabUean party should pal ap Ita treal mon tot
candidates. Two thirds of oar delegation were Car
him. Now I do nut thlnh any BMmber fal pledged io
any candidate, i would rather bm Governor Busk.
of Wificoiisln, nominated, though 1 do
noi suppose bc will have support which
will ra-snlt In anything, Alger would
run In .\cbi-aska, because of the old soldier v.,ie.
!,a was settle* mainly by soldiers after the
var Wo like the doctrine preached by Inpails. li
suits t!io Wa-st. bot I ItlBpOse tl'- 1'ist would not
consider his candidacy, if indiana came to the con
ventlon with a tingle oand.daie. j would be In favor
Of niitiilnatiitg him : but In a contest, lt would not be
the '."si thing to lake either man. lv-jr-w would not
be an acceptable candidate lo the Weal i n ace,in' f
his presidency of the New-York Centra-" Judge
Thurston says be Bill nol be a candidate next year
for tho tiiiici states Senate, ?'ben a -ncc?oi to
Senator Manderson mu*: bc elected. The Itepubll
cans of Nebraska, be said, are In favor of a strm;.
protective tarltf platform.
MB. Iil.AINK MAY BECOME A RBCBB8ITT.
Bx*OaagreasBian Darr, of MMhigan, a Barn agp
porter of Governor Alger ter the Prealdoaey, started
for Chicago ycsi,-,day. As ba was pattlBg on lils
"gaster" a reporter eehed him how long be though)
the I (invention would last. '? I'm afiald,-1 salo be,
"that \se shall bare a lon;* ice sion. Bo man) i i
dates, you ki.ow, and id many ifreechi i to 1?' Bede
pulling tlji,!.-i In nomination. The ipeechefl will take
ap Ihe beal perl ol three days, i eapeet."
Mr. llorr repressed strong faith in bli candida!
success. "Hos a roil gM ".." hfl laid, "that's uhal
w ? claim for bim. Nominal,? bin Bad tia"ll ra i lil... a
steer tbrOUgfa a Cl.lllt-e.,1. I llul.u he Man,I- a lia.'
chi is*,-, loo, milos- ti,,- balloting thou hi hat -? i ii uni.I
the delegates get tired anal then tun. round and say:
?Well, let us pm np i.laina- agata, j,.-', the man
all Munt, anyhow; let'i nominate bim aad tah
chalice,.' Ami away lt would ea lil,,- i cyclone. If
some such condition ol thing! doesn't turn up, i lee.
bun- that Alger ls tl.e ii.
- ? ?*- ??
PA; kkk BOAH WANTS TO m PTOBT au; ki:.
cUeaga, lase io (Spacial). Petrteh Bgaa bm be i
in Now-Torfi ami has reoelved un Alger iMptratlea,
ul would rote for Ores ha ti if he was naarinateeV
ihIiI Mr. EgBB, "lil! Cen'-.al glgBT 1 BBB?MBT the
BtrOBgec caii'lhlale of tho two. Alger sAUa ? brave
SOldtac arel l.o i. ? s? Jf ni ,.1? man, ami tho Irl.h
Aiucricaiis prefer him, as th.-y do not ??cm t,, iii. ?
klndli to flioiliain "
I or wini reason I"
"Noss-, | salli sui,- and work for tho ticket In any
event, oat tbe trish da not liku Gmahaara Know
Nothing record.'
?? ian that bas been expended."
?That may all be, bal ere waold hare ti a-pleln
p. aad bb we want to hobi ti,- h.sh voters I belle* >
lt |. pood ii'illoy io lake ra maa a^islnst vs hom Bottling
BBB PB -..If'l."'
?
Till". *.NTI M.MH?NF. DEUK.ATI*g K'U'rl'TT-.
Bink mond. Ta Taaa 1ft Ctnnrlan TheWleel *
,|,1, .-.ates lo tho Chicago I ons chth a have ready all nf
thc evidence they want for tho rout,-st they are M
hav,- with tho Mahons delegates bi r,u,- tbe con'
nus ? ,. ie. ..... ... m.,..,,.. ..... ?_><-- ,? i>, i a- i un ,-,, n , , i.
sud will leave hon- on Fri,lav. Tha-y say they sra'
languins of betna partially tasognlaed in tho Bonven*
lion, but thc Maleme ii..-ii denten that there ls no
show for such a result.
Till-: CAM ERO .V rU'Ii'S WI'.I.niMKT ' III.A'NF.
l'hlladelphl.i. .lune io i>_r,cUli. Th,- famcron Club
has egpetated the teOewlBg comtnitteo io art arltk Hm
b*e? Vurk Kapai,ll,,,,! i tab la tba casca.),timi M J sines <;.
Uaaaa aa bia tatara ta tl h eoaatr] i winum Linn,
clialimsn; QOBMrBl ll- ll. i'lngham, hdva'n I s*B*t_1
Willum Thornton. John W. Dubree, gtate Benator
tlandy -mith. willum j. Mint_r_ii. Willum '?
Mcl-turtilln. John O'Donnell, OUt/ac wiiauu aud Mi'
McCoach, ul Loaimou Cuuucil?
KILLED IX A POSTAL OAK.
a MvsrnuY to the h?i,kt: of BANGOR
A CLi-.i'.ii: wiin.K sa. i ?. i n a i.Kirr'.ns ATTACKED
->KATII AT FIRST T1KH (HIT TO BB PBOM
lir.Miiiip.ii bOE TWO i r.I'.RKS, HIS (JOM
I'ANIONs, AiiilKSTKD.
[nr iKL-oitu'ii m run tiubusb. ]
Barta*, June in._A dispatch to " The Journal-1
from llnnfs'ir says that, tin- Maine Central Rail?
road depot |M Hg| pu. v,,,s ,i1(. mmant on Saturday
erealng oi ? mysterious murder, the *-_ett_ beiag
" Jerry" Sinclair, a railway poota] clerk and h. ra-.-i
(lent. of Oeelpee, N. II. Mr. Sinclair WM g man
nhout. fifty-live years of a..-, and hid In-ell in the
service of the (iovernnient. a*, a postal clerk up?
ward of fifta-on years. Mis body was -ieebTB-Bd
lyinp on a pile of mail hairs just, as tie- train wis
leaving f?r Huston, and flu- train was stopped
and the body n moved, but it was not
_888~8nd that he had boes murdered until two
hours later, whoa tlc- tinderla!.-r. Mr. Hunt, was
renies lag Um i ta*__g from the bodjr. I 'nt il then
it waa BBpposed thal luannihaga td the lunge
ea,ise I death. Th,- and rinker found that tIn*
body had a deep cut la tha lefl breast, jn>t above
the heart, winch severed thc maia artery, and that
this had caused (loath. Dr. Sander, wini ev
nriiiiied tin- wound, said the man must, have died
within n minute attar the wound was indicted.
Sinclair had charge of the mail-car attached to
the erealiig train f.,r Borton, which learee bom
at. | B*eIoda_ He left, tin- postoflieo on the mail
cart, which takes Ihe mail to tim depot, abott!**
aft.-r ; o'eii.i k. io |oin tba otbet two -terka, B.
Lillian Hayes, of l!-,:; e, :i';d A. ti. Sellon, of
Methuen, Mass*, who mad" the run with bin and
had' began work on the BBil-eax at. t;
o'eloch In the evening. !!?? had ehanged
his O' ?? for n jumper and donned
n [mir of oreti Ila The train had been Lacked
into positi-.ii in ti, di pot ami the mail put Into
the car, when the transfer clerk, S. T. Lowry,
Stepped up to the main door at. ihe side of tin- eal
and handed Sinclair a package of 1, tiers. Ihe
last gong was Bounded three minutes later, nm.
th,- train had began to mord slowly oat of the
depot
William H. Lowell, who runs the restaurant,
at th depot and was going aboard .-. - a pa a ager,
lumped on ti tie- rear platform of
the mail car. ard took-Og into tho
ni>en door saw Sinclair on a pil" of mail l)a_s in n
lifeless Btate. He pulled thc bell-cord connected
with the en_ir.e and the train woe Btoppd befor.
j it had cone more 'han one hundred feet. Tho
body was'rei loved from the e;ir nnd th" Hain peo
Cee,l,|.
Those who removed Sinclfiii auld tint ho
bnatbi his last while bi lng taken from the enc
A physician wi', tailed and the body taken to tho
EVnobacot EaXtthnngr. when an examination was
held and th- eauee of death pronounced
to be lc -morrli.'>_- of the lun_s. About
in o'clock in tli> evonin_-, when
th, undertaker removed the clothing from tha
body, be found a deep cul > \t- nding downward
In the shape of a V on thc lefl side, lust op;,.,site
tl"- left arm. This was found to be seven inches
? b | . n live and six tnehes deep, and
the main artery had been severed. Word was
telegraphed immediate.) to offioera at Augusta to
arrest Brilon and Ha* ? for murder, nnd tba
I ofRCs ia started on n rigilattl sen rc h for any othor
tuepicioua oharacter.
Si !l,m and Hayes were brought to this city on'
the return train at an early hour this morning.
Bollon -ays that be was in the forward part of
tiie ear BOTtb-g letters. Beak of him, a few fud,
tonia opened on each side of the ear. and he
h.-iud Sinclair, who r.-;^ standing, he thinha, in
the door oppoaib the depot platform, say to som,
ono:
" Not, by a - Bight," and then heard him
?tumble over a plank in the car. He looked round,
(uni sr clair mid to him:
" I f, ri funny.'1
Witli that he f.!l across ft pile of mnil-hacs
in tho -Biddle of the oar. Ile thought ?"' -1;"'
laintid and startn-d into th,- baggage eat for B0U8
thing to I,rim,' lum out ol ile- faint.
Hayes, nye In- was in the nar end of tho oar
and dill not bent or seo anything, but soon learned
that Slnefa-ii had fainted. They told the men
who curled the body out of the ear to get him
a doctor, ami one of th,'in took his watch and
pocketbook lor aafekecping. When Hayes and
Bollon w,-re brough! to this city, tliey wviv let
go aii.-i they told their story, hat ai,our ?.? o'eioek
tren taken into custody, and S.-loii was searched
and locked ap. Hayes -rag allowed to (-ro to his
howl, but is still in custody. No tra,.f any
sharp weapon was found mi th" pri-oner, or about
th.- Station, and two knivs found on the body
of the dead mun were without a stain of blood.
The three ch-i!:s l,a\e been tunning together for
three years and were beli-reed to I.a friendly
lum ?.
Sinclair was known to ba a good-natured man,
well liked by all wlo knew him, iud it was not
supposed thu l?. had an enemy in the world. It
is said that la- was married about two months
ago in ins im: .- in Mew-Hampshire. Whether
some one was detected stealing the mail by Sin?
clair or whether he was assaulted by anybody ia
th,- ear is a matter ol conjecture. Three tramps
base been ern ted. bul it ia not thought that they
had any connection with thc crime,
A DOG DBBCBBD9 SI ABABA Ul TTS SAFELY.
niagara rana, Juna "> (gpeelel).-Car_ele o.
Graham, th Bhiripool navigator, thi-. morning sen)
his pM dui", a "co,di lorrie:..os. er th- ll"i- thOB I all*
A h:i!i-!,ancl ak CBS- vs j. I BttOd Blth a haaiiin" ls Blade
fl,-in ;i , ,,irre -wis A vent ssas pro* lu'i! lind I .ratiiilll.
.a.... is a cooper by trade, pii'isb beaded '".- barrel
mid wal li adrift. Ih" stan bm mada Iron" ' [arks
i land, and . cask weal uver tbe oatarael n a ww
mlnuti .. Tin barrel came "?' ft om thc tool oi inc
inn- ... fourteen minutes. When recovered lt baa
been In the oater halt an noni and thc dog was *_e*??y
i dead. Except for ti Ump, bo altarward ;'?'"-?. ?''?. "
III rfroctt putt, Kud Hazlett, ol buffalo, wh
announced theil Inlention ol going oyei tue laiu -
aftera.,. disappointed the ero** '- ot people who .
i --"? ?*-?>> 'i,V; ,,';,'.?',iv,'.'
, tried and failed I i gel gl.CsX) for ?m_?rtDlnatheyil***M.
I C. A. Percy, who las! iuinmerwen th. ag} hewhlrl
i.i In :i i. .;-. ? ' Uoberi ls. Hu., ol
-? ' i' _
JIM'S I /.'/.'. M t .\ CIA REES CHI I, CH ci.OSF.lt.
ie tan .lui..- io is;eci:i!i.-'n." doon <>? the I burch
of um Ueelplea were eloeod to-dey, sad a family
gBtharlag ol eharch -washers m- held ll the restry,
owing r*. the death e. Um Ber. -eases rreeeua Clarke.
'Hie t'lllC Hi will occur to-ll!OI|l,W IB tba chinch. Tho
lev. Dr. i',,lillis Btu ot I"o.\la!'!_'
expi-essed thc trish '!,?. hit old .-la-maru a.._ Ins
friend. r>smuo| May, laka \ wi In th? funeral ;?'<'??
Dr, Clarke al ti requested ? -11"" ** '*-'mar?
on his -i-veal -th trill lt ' i>
" CEDAR JACK" SETS IXTO TROmi.E.
Joh., i.v.m, was BBroled 9j Jbettee Deufy, i? tho
Barlem Coan yietwtlBy. to oirtHin -ail Ise his
appearance for trial ?"' rieJatlag UM Satmt lasv.
loll.-.,,,,,,, MopaJbaa, bariag .?>?'"? ?'?'' entertaining
right oust,,,,.-,- at II fl-ctoek "' ""' "".min;:. Lyon
- a coi?,,i bm mm I.:.-'""':' "i!1 kM""" (" ;'?"
?agar UM aaaee ot -Ceoar Jeer to neartl aU the
old il-'.,, e,., tbe beat Imesrn drivo.? aoan ob
-?roan a-e. h.. oeooptos a shanty bmitt ovei ..
swamp lust north rf MeOomb's Da- Bridgi ->"l
only a few lori anal oi leeeeeo av-.
SDWASD DAMWOStlT OAE0EEOVSL1 TTL.
-tatra, W. Y, Juno io.-Kdwsr.l D.nforth. ol thM
city, kaawa ibraagbeal Um Itate la eosraB-tloa Btth
hundsy-M-hool work, m I'.aii-'-ron-ly "I ??tb Brigbt'l
l,, BBTseal years ss bea bepa te- irriari.-of th*
?undaj ch.H> A.tn.!.. ?"' Y4..' V."; ,1""m
Deputy state siiisti.ii.-i..!-n; ol Public luitructloa
AXXIOCS TO STUDY JOURS ALI ^.
Ithaca, V, v., j?no 10 (Special'.-The BSsMfetltlee
. al liaiaiMiM st fteneil ' Blear ly premieea
.? ii-; ? BttotM tb- Ntl Preeldenl Adams
.-..irs,- ir, ,? ?u ?*, ,i?. eountry. ?? _?*!._? ,'a', b' "
BssapeUed lo I bb b i Iraaler k-ttsrj" rapiy.
Di.OPVIXO DEAD IX THE STBBBZ
('leighton. Neb., Juno 10 (speclsl).-Flank D. Mills,
ol thc i-ai tslato Arm ol E. St h-Bsl -* co.. 9E9EEBi
dead at the post office door last night, of heart dl*
i-Hsc. li,, wa-s twenty-six joass old and was on lie
eve of marriage.
a
CHARGED RYAN ARTIST WITH BLACKMAIL
-IF. IlIOBKY, Or UNION BQUAlll", 8AT8 A MR. AMD
mrs. j. b. roTTtrR ooaartaaa to ruin him.
Roundsmen Cockran and Albertton and ofllror Lang
carno to tho Nineteenth I'reclnct Mee Station about
midnight last night In company with I'crnham Rlgbey,
of the firm ol Rlgbey A Granger, crayon artists, st No.
31 Union Square, and a man who said ho was James
Brown Totter, of No. 150 East Fourtocuth-st.
Tbe story of tho -.Ulcers iras as follows- Officer
Lan, was standing In tho hallway of No. 31 Union
S'luare at 10:10 l_st night -h*n a hnndsocie woman,
fashionably drBMBd, ontored tho dcor and wont up
stalm. shortly after her entrance a man of perhaps
fifty years, with gray hair and mustaehe, entered
the place. A few minutes later a young man. whom
he leeeggfaad as Rlgbey, rame down the stairs and
ealing to Lang tadd him ho wss be?
ing trapped. "Thoy aro trying to blackmail
mo," said Rlgbey, "and I want you to arrest this
man."
At this moment Mr. Totter came down stairs, and
' | tho two men tarted on a run across the street
Into tho pule ollie: (..mg followed and ca-ight him
and the throe mon proceed <l to tho polio- station.
Tho veman ?as Mr. putt- r's svifi". Maher denies
that ho wat alOBB with ber and savs both tho man and
wife cntne together. Be sari thai the] Bare trying to
get Money. Ho had Potter, who ls a canvasser for
the Brm, emoted on charges of larceny and embezzle?
ment. Pottei- charged Rlgbey wtih stealing away his
wife's affections.
ANTI-CLEVELAND IRISH-4MBBICANS,
ORGANIZING VB KVri'.Y ASS RMI! I. Y DISTRICT IN TU
(I TY I OR Till* CAMPAIa.lt
The Bagbsh fro" trade policy of tho TVmoeratlo
party Bia handled without gloves last ovonln. In
Clarendoe Hall bf a largo and SBthaslSetle body of
Irish An, i icm;, ss ho have pledged themselves to vote
BgaltMl Clerala-d Best fall and to work hard fa help
elect the Sepabbeaa nominee. Tho Meeting was hold
iiinler Um BBBBteea al tho Irish-American Anf!-f love?
land and Protective Union. There were close on a.
handred - legal,*,, representing the different As-cm
hly DittriCtl In the city, radi of whom offered on?
ie.- reports of tho progreea among Irish-Ma of
the anli i h\ eland campaign la all sections of KOW
Yn:'.. .lolm Hes nv presided, and in a spirited addie.s
deflaed the r,t,J?*<*t of th.- organization.
Ito referred to thc BalStBpeSSCatBUOBI of which "The
I.I ll h rune--' had been guilty In BBBBlllai moodier*
Of the society, anil added: "I think I and all of us
should bo allowcit to take what course wo deem proper
In American politics without being made a butt for tho
vouotn and iplaeo of Mugwumps. (Applause.) The.se
peeallar people aro boiler than wo, of course, and
holler than everybo.ly rite. Yat although we are
bambie men working w ll limit pay in a cause that wo
believe all Iil.shmen should support, these Tory tra?
ducers -for Mugwumps ically are Tories?will find as
i result ol our work ia defenee 'if Amerteaa labor some?
thing thal will cause thom surprise when the vote ls
counted in November next." (Appjaaoe.)
Micheal Breslin also spoke. The Committee on
Organisation reported In favor of the formation of a
central body with branches la oacii Assembly District.
Thi a- delegates from eaeb Assembly District win form
ihs council. These officers were then elected: Presi?
dent, John Dcvo**; Bret -*|ee*-*****al_?**-aY, j. P. By aa;
second vice president, Michael I,roslin; third vic-.
11 dent, Thomas fencer; ti-a-m-r. J. i-\ Olbson,
general secretary, John (;. Morrison; corresponding
seeieiary, Mat'liow Carroll; recording leeretarp, Luko
MoAvoy; lergeant-at? arms, samuel cavanagh.
ALMOST 3.000.000 WORDS FROM ST. LOUTS.
St. Louis, .lune 10.?The amount nf work done on
a National Convention, and the telegraphic facilities
ii requires to distribute the pr?eeedlngs ,,f these great
National bOdlBB to tho prSBS ami to tiie peoph- of the
Country, may bo Judgcl when I' is stated lhat tho
Western Union Telegraph Company alone handled and
transmitted over Its WllSfl BOWS potting dil Bri Ij out
ol the I) ino iitlc National I (invention which was
bold ben thia Meek to the amount of _,151,7S>1 words.
This consisted of regular press reporis, special dis?
patches to tba leading Journals of tho country, and of
bulletins which wcio sent to every elly and town and
!,, ale os! every village and hamlet In tho laud. Of
;his gnat amount ot nows, tho Associated Press fur?
nished Bearii 100,000 winds af the regular proceed*
ines of the Convention, and nearly as inueb nm:.- of
th,- g,,-sip and speculation derived from delegates and
descriptive of thc situation as li changed from day to
day ami from hour to hour, in ad,in lon te tbs above,
,'.)_ii messages, averaging perhaps tiftoon words
ieh ami pertaining directly to tbe I ooventlon and its
si lt, were hand!'-,I by the company, making a grand
total of almost 3.000,000 words, or nearly _,t>00 newe
i ag ii columns of matter.
TRIED rOUS TIMBS WOE ASOTWBB MAX'S CRIME.
Qleawood, iowa, .'un" io (-peclel).?On tho fourth
trial of .lamper N. douser, charged with tho murder
of William Doran, the Jury last night, at the close of
an eight days' contest, f.iiind a voidlct of acquittal
gre minot**! after they reached the jury mom. Joseph
Kel rary waa convicted ot this crime In lt>70 and ls
BOB Berring a life sentence. In l>n:i a conspiracy
was forme,l to secure a pardon for Moi'rary and to
IBstOn I hr* crime on ClOUSBr. first (louser was found
guilty and the verdict was reversed. Another trial
resulted in conviction and aa appeal te the -uprears.
(our* and S reversal. A third trial in the lower
com' ended in conviction, another appeal and another
reversal Yesterday tbe fourth trial in tho lower
court ended With acquittal. For live years Houser
has ben ? prisoner on a tromped np charge. Tho
trial has eo.t Mills County s?i*>,ooo.
SERMOXS RY THE VISITORS .1 T CATSEJILt
CatS-fD, W. Y.. Juno io (Special!.-Nearly all tho
Bharehee In the silage and many In Hudson and the
sin ronni ling villages wore to-day IBBpBod with breath?
ers from tho Gaaerel Synod of the Informed Hutch
Church now In Meeton here. Tho Hov. Hr. Hutton,
president of tho synod, preached an impressive dis?
course at the l.eformed Church this morning. The
Kev. Jamel Et Ballagh preached In the evening. Vice
President Moerdyke preached ie the Baptist Church
this morning. Tho presbyterian people -stetted to
tbe Kev. Dr, Frltts In the morning, and the ttOV. Or.
Joachim Hlmendorf this evening. Tho 1,'ev. In-.
< lark addressed the Methodists tonight, Several ,,f
the delimatt t aenl back to their own churches, ex?
pecting to return for tho Synod to-morrow. A largo
party of the del,-catos look a trip IO the mountains
day. A memorial from the Boards ol Foreign
i ! Domestic Missions, requesting recognition In tlic
Church Constitution, v,a* referred to the Committee on
overtures yesterday. Ths synod resaunes u* saaetone
to-morrow ai ll a. m.
DROWXIXG OE A STUDEXT AT COBWELL.
Ithaca. W. V., .Inn.- IO (Speclal).-Orange Judd
Oreen, of Alfred Centre, H. V., a postgraduate of
Cornell University, today, in eompeay alth two trash.
men, Started for Pores! Homo, lo take a plunge in tho
waters ,,f Pall ire k.
(.icon was sobted with cramps and was drowned
befot he eot-d be rescued. Be was graduated lu tba
classical course fn Alfred University, and bad been
pnii.ing blt studies ai I mn, ll In history and political
sc I elicia. il.- ssas a blight Student, and his sn-!,len
death will be a great blow t<> the family, a_ ho ts an
only son.
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IS CPU A SE TX COAL PRoDCCTIOX AXP VALUES.
Washington, June 10.?The following statistics have
been acaipiled by Charles a. Ai-bumer, special agent
of Hit- Batted states QaolOgtoal Survey, principally
fruin tba -tieri returns of th- operators of Individual
coal minos and of railroad BgentS, supplemented by
sal lahls facts contributed by State officials: The total
production of all hinds of commercial coal In los7
B as l'j:;.l.i'.j.'_.",'r short tons (iBBTeOOB over 1 --,-,,
18.288,040 tons), valued al the min,., at 8173.8*10,
'.,|,,; 11 nc reuse .-j.'., ll '.-.'IH. Tho colliery coiimi in pt: o n
at the Individual mines varies from nothing to - per
cent of the total output of the mines. The total oat
pot ,.f tie- mino-. Iii' ludlug c..Iii,-i I eoBSUinptl-n, was :
Pennsylvania anthracite. 4_'>--.r.?7 .hoff tons (|a
crease over 1880, 3,052.781 short ton*',: all other coals,
-7.-:!7,:i<,0 short tons (Increase. 14.1.0,403 short tons),
makins the total output of all coals from wines tu tho
i tilted Mat,-., exclusive ot slack cal thrown on tue
dumpi rj'.'.'.e-"'.:?'?>' ?hort tons (Increase, 17,182,184);
with a total value of 9A9SA01*9B>1 (Increase, 8_7,b01,
?'.'Ul. _#_
XF.W POST* OE THE GRAXD A RMT.
Albany, N. T- -lune IO <> pee lal).?The augmentod
Ii-,',i,-,i ihowa lu Memorial l>ay MllbUea by the vet
cians of tiiis Mate brought apptteatteea last ??aa.
f?r charters for three or four new posts In places where
tn, such nr.snl-ailons noss- e.\|st. This ls an enooura.
ing sign te tho members es tbe order. New Yerik
OUghl io loaat in point of momlrorshlp as she led la
Hie nuiuber of voIULteer* furnished to the army during
ttn> scar. *_
SUEDES DEATH OF GEORGE X. VAX DBUSEX.
Kiii-stou, st. V., June 10 (Special). -Oeorgo N. Van
Deaaaa, Wk* ?;>i the lemea surviving m-mi?r of the
ding H.tn of Van DBBBOB BrstharS, formed bBM n-a'ly
fmty jeal* -_(', wa- found da.-ad u;>ain th* mmtim\ lb. ir
of his ItatU late lari night. Ile was slvt.s three years
oid. iii. health iia.i asea lambed lae some years and
tba Immediate obum ?f death la thought to have been
paialisi- ?f the heart. Ho wit ono of thirteen chll
sU.fl, thu fall1-- ..lug Dr. J--*-b !_, Vam _k.i_.s-_, . _
THE CONVENTION ROLL,
W-LKGATES WI IO WILL NOMINATE TUf
llEPUULICA.1 CANDIDATES.
DAKOTA ASD WASHIXOTON TrRBITORIBB TO PRE**
Til Kin CLAIMS AT CHICAGO TO STAT-HOOD
?TWO DELKOATIONH PROM VIR?
GINIA?PEW COVTE8T8 IX
OTHER STATES.
A list is given below of tlic delegates, with their
postofllce addressee, to tho Republican National
Convention which meeta nt Chicago on Juno 19.
No delegates hare yet been chosen in thc lag
Illinois District, and in Pennsylvania two deles
gates have still to be elected?one in thc XXth and
one in the XXIV th. In Illinois the delay is cause*,
hy a contest over thc choice of a candidate for
Congress; the convention will meet todajs. In
Pennsylvania the choice of the two delegates ia
delayed by contest* over local questions. With
these exceptions the list is complete.
In Virginia anti Maheno delegates, who oppose
the unit ml" and fnvor the Congressional District*
s'sti in ns the unit of power, have been chosen in
all of the ten districts cxe.pt the 1st and IVth.
In thc other States contestant*, have been chosen
in only a few districts. In support of tahcir claims
to Statehood Dakota and Washington Territories
have chosen more delegates than are allowed to
Territories. This action was recormmended in a
resolution passed by the Republican National
Committee when it met last December to
issue the (-all for the convention. Da?
kota sends ten delegates, on the ground)
that she is entitled to admission as a State
with three Congressmen, and Washington Terri?
tory sends six in support of her claim to admission
as a State with one Congressman. The admission
of mete than two delegates from each of thrsa
Territories will be decided by the Convention,
Alaska may also apply for representation in
the convention. Under the existing rules
each State is entitled to two delegates
from each Congressional District and four
from the State at large, and each Territory,
is allowed two delegates. This gives a total mern
hership of 820 delegates, and 411 votes are required
to secure a nomination. If the twelve extra dele?
gates from Dakota and Washington are admitted,
thc total number will be ?_'-', of which 417 will
be a majority. If Alaska is also rcpre_er_tcd, tho
total will be 834, a majority being 418. I
ALABAMA.
Jit Large -B. M. Long, Jasper.
J. 1). Hardy, Ca.era
John W. Jones icol.l. ITaynesvillfta.
A. Boyd (col.). Birmingham
Districts?1?I' D. Barker, Mobile.
Km uk Threatt, Domopolis. ,.
"2?Lee J. Bryant, Montgomery.
J. N. Carter, Shell.
3?William Youngblood, Union Springy
II. A. Hendricks, Opelika.
"a?Benjamin De Lemos, Hayncvilloi
Stephen Childs. Perry.
6?Lew is E. Parsons, jr., Co<_sa_
J. N. Findley. Chambers.
6?W. M. W'lbortson, Birmingham.
Dan Cooper, Fayette C. II.
7?Willard Warner, Etowa.
Georgi! D. larsons. Talladega.
-?Jami* Jackson. Tuscumbia.
i_ | Henry C. Bursford, Huntsville .,
ARKANSAS.
At-Largc?Powell Clayton, Eureka Spring
Logan H. Roots, Little Hock.
J. E. Rector (col.), Little ltock.
John A. Williams Pine Bluff.
Districts: 1?B . \V. Ellison col.). Helena.
A. M. Neeh-v (col.), Forest. City.
I?John M. Clayton. Pine Bluff.
Ferdinand Harris icol.i. Pine Bluff.
3-D. W. Chandler, Camden,
C. E. Mitchell, Texarkana.
I?Cassias' M. Barnes. Fort Smith.
Clark N. Kix, Hot Springs.
5?James T. Penn. Harrison.
Charles .M. Green, Fayetteville,
CALIFORNIA.
AtrLarge? John F. Swift, San Francisco.
George A. Knight. San Francisco.
Cree- Haymond, San Francisco.
Morris M. Eetee, Nu [Ht.
Ilenrv T. Gage, Los Angele*
Districts: 1?J. M. Bvington. Santa Rosa. .
J. F. Ellison, R>d Bluff. j
2?A. W. Simpson, Stockton. J
D. E. Knight, Marysville.
8?Eli Dennison, Oakland.
R. D. Robbins, Suisun Cit-r
I?diaries F. Crocker. San FranclstjOt
W. II. Dimond, San Francisco.
5?M. ll. do Young, San Francisco. ,
F. C. Frank, San Jose.
6?Paris Kilburn, Salinas.
II. Z. Osborn, Los Angeles.
COLORADO.
At-Largc?Henry K. Wolcott, Denver.
Irving Howba-rt, Colorado Springe.
William A. Hamill, Georgetown,
J. W. Wingate, Durango.
C. ll Donaldson, Leadville.
John ll. Henderson, Sterling.
CONNECTICUT.
AtvL-jf-e-E. S. Henry, Vernon.
S. L. Warner. Middletown.
E. S. Day, N>-w-London.
Samni'l Fess Baden, Stamford
Districta: 1?1. Luther Spe-oer. S ilhi-ld.
Julius Converse, Stafford.
?f?Nehemiah D. Sperry, Ncw-tlavw.
Oscar L'-aeli. Durham.
4?Thomas H. Allen. Sprugue.
G. T. Bates, Putnam.
1?Henry ll. Parrott, Bridgeport.
A. T. Roraback, North Canaagfc
DELAWARE.
UtrLargc?Henry C. McLoar, Wilmington. '
Edward B. Bradford, Wilmington,'
J. R. Whittaker, Dover.
, A. ft Connor. Felton.
?'hitias H. Treat, Georgetown,
Charles H. Ma nil, Lc wea.
FLORIDA.
At-Largc?William M. Lcdwlth, Jacksonville*
Samuel Petty icol.), Fernandina.
.1 E. Mitch.-ll, (ooL), Tallahassee,
Edward R. Gunby (col.), Orlando./
Districts: I-F M. Wicker, Key Wast.
, George B. Wella, Pensacola.
2-.J..hii II. Bo?ell, Oleeaee.
James II Shelley, Pu lat lui
GEORGIA.
At-Large-A E. Buck. Atlanta.
W. A. Pledger (ooL), Athene.
W. J. White cd.i, Augusta,
lt D. Locke, Macon.
Districta: 1?John II. Deveunx (col.). Savannah*.
Floyd Siielsoii col.'. McIntosh, s
2?B. F. Bruni berry. Bainbridge,
C, W. Arnold, Albany.
3?I Ub' rt Head icoi./, Amcricus.
r. M. Dead) ;col.i, -jBerieaa.
Contestants?I). A. Dudley, Americas.
II. J. Taylor, Smithville.
? .-J. C. Bali ie.-1... Hamilton, -
R. F. Milner. Newnan.
5? Jackson Mell.-nry cul), Atlanta,
C. C. Wimbbah, Atlanta.
6-P. 0. Holt ol.., ICaeoa.
W. W. Brown, B-M88
f 7?Aaron Collins, ('artorsvilla*
A. Ba Fortune, Rome.
8?Madison Davis (coi.). Athena.
John lb-rd (ooLk Greensboro.
I 9?S. A. Darnell, Jasper.
H. I). Inga-rsoll. Dahlonega.
0-lt R Wright Augusta.
Jesse Wtmlierley, Waynesboro,
Conte?wiuts?O. T. Condor, l_iude*-v 111*4
P. BL Craig, Augusta.
ILLINOIS.
At-Large-Goorge It Davis, Chicago.
Horace S. Ctaxk, Matt, on.
Charl, s B. F. rwell, Chicago.
William F. L. Hadley, Edwa_x_vil-_,
District.: 1? (Delegates not yet elect?*dj.
2-William E. Kent. Chicago.
Henry Soberer, vMiagfl
8.?John A. Roche, Chicago.
La'onard Swett, Chicago.
4?William B'dda-nweck, Lake .Vieeat
Canute }{ Matson, Chi,-a 'cl
5?Isiwo L LU wood, IX- Kalb.
Humer Cook, Waukegnn.
?r-Charlee A. Works Rockford
William Spensley, Cal.-im.
7?Thoma*. E. Miia-iici*.!. GalvBj| '
Josiah Little, Amboy.
8-Il.iiry Mayo, Ottawa
% I. E*, Bennett, Phtno.
j, D?James E. Morrow, Pontiac ?
is*" *^- John U. Jouce, MiUoxO. /