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E'Dattt AIWA ii superior to headachea Relief may be tad from Nervous inismlt is Nluralgie or Sick Headache- by the use oft lt Peen Encino St PI Mina iA Which li aot a cure-all but' "triton titled T000stron in ones of Newnan Which 18 it Cure for NerCryus ruesdprhes with in almost every Beadache Neuralgia Rheumatism Sciatica atriW nd trial' Ski oRtuTnnOg cell'" blet a Gout No loroprietaryinedleine'llas evert "Tomtit boo oiroadr cions ir00d service ta Vireo Dbtniand imch otrong endorsement trona the1 ems of hatitd flda0 medical pmfeasiott 1 Tnyo Him KANN IL 1) St Thostol lip FOR SALE STALL DR11001811 PRIOR ONE DOLLAR PER BoTTLE A Ao MELLIERg Sol Proortaka 701) awl II WI- iiiNtatni AVENUE IZIL set dtitwly nrm---11 fli 0 coirmttors Lertont Igikee Caldwell Suoilgraws Such is the ticket 'Web the convention ham piaosti before the people of Tennessee with the stamp of ita doreement and approval That it is a ticket of marked and signal ability and of high and hcnorable character there can be no question Nor can It be questioned that it has every ale ment to insure its popularity with the people It is a matter of sincere congratulation that the result was reached without a prolonged and heated wrangle It is the more honorable to the nominees and will leave no seeds of bitternete to weaken the strength of the ticket Disappointments of course there are bound to be where the claims of so many able gentlemen were advocated so earn- eetly by so many different supporters Bat all these will soon wear away and 'a united and enthusiastic support of the whole ticket without a scratch may be confidently predicted Of Judge Tarney the one member of the old bench who was nominated it is hardly worth while to speak His years of service on the Supreme Bench have demon- strated the great depth and breadth and strength of his intellect but only those who know kiml)ersonally can thoroughly appreciate the genial generous whole waled character of the torn His re' election wasa deserved vindication of his faithful service upon the bench The two gentlemen from West Tennessee Messrs Follies and Caldwell are young men but have both made chantc tars as lawyers of ability and no men stand higher in their section or have cleaner straighter or purer records Mr Lorton is a lawyer of marked -tbilltyrwho has long held quite an enviable reputation at the bar is popular and pleasant in his manners and thon oughly worthy of the high honor conferred upon him Of Mr Snodgrass it may be said in addition to his preeminent abilities as a lawyer that be is a man of strong democratic tastes and sentiments and JIM his every impulse and sympathy is thoroughly with the people Take it all in all it is a good ticket a strong ticket and a popular ticket It is a ticket' which continue to grow upon and commend itself to the people until the day of election and its triumphant election is beyond question It Insures to Tennessee a bench with which both the bar and the people will Ixt satisfied an which will take de servedly high rank' with the finest judicial talent of the country JIIONTtiOSERY "'1teet1ulot the Democratic State convention Sec Wilber Fester Elected Temperer the Abserb-' hg Tepid' le Colversation 4 M0NTO3M1RY ALA I Jane 9--18pec1a1 Democratic State Convention met noon to-day at the capitol and was opened with prayer by Dr Burkhead chairman of the State Executive Committee Tompkins in the conventitin to order as the representatrees of the craft party eompeted of the integrity and IntellIgenOtof this tomMouwealth Minded to the high sheactor of the distinguished gentlemen from whom they have to select it Heger a retrospective TieW of the former yard and congratulsted the convention on tbe happy condition of affairs in the State He referred to the victory achieved by the 'national Dattocracy in seeming Cieveiend as their itartdard bearer anlogielng the latter to the great success of the Ad itninter under his wise leadership the trot) ladestined to rotate it Ile nomi' toted Wilbut Folterof Taskegee for temporary chairman He was elected unanimously tu Mr Folder addressed the oonventiort at length reviewing State and national pollw tics He happily alluded to the latter as follower esoThere we Mellor in the peat Democratic heart of the South inconsistent reith--eheeseost devoted loyalty to the ndeepiration that does not corn- loretteed theintoreet and bitylpineermd sixty million ot American citizens The next blow that is aimed at the integrity of the Federal Govenrnentwflt porne from be prod the bordete of the late Confederate States and should another civil confliot unfortunately 'rifle tt will be the Southern IPAgata will carry the Ibis and keep step Ito the music of the lIniont? gretifyinglectis that In view of probable complications that there 11 even not a suspicion of managing in this cott wention nor intimation of contest as to the onejority of the OfilOSIIL The chief absorb ing topity wes' the nonteet for Governor Them teal little margin left for mistake luso lour of the most distinguished gtir tlemen of the State Clayton Applause) 1 Dewson applause molueroy fapplausti rt'' and limmeses applatetI a noble quartette each of them being absolutaly unassailible in every He spoke of the Canvas 3 being carried on in a spirit '414 ofh1gh morality and cdnoinding admonish-them to place sell sacrificing patriotism in the rank of Alabama Democracy 1Ap planer) Temporary officers were elected and counties called Lists of delegates 'were banded the secreteries committees on are dondall and peeraitueat organizations were 1 oppointecLI There are bus three contesting sivielegation from Lowndes Greene auditor-Counties Adjourned until 4 Co reassembling the Credential CommIt to tot beIng readS 'they Adjourned lint a to-morrow The personelle of the Worentiontabldn't Olt el bet) improved 'It its one of thrstivest brainiest end most representalive bodies ue viewer asset bled at 0110 bieloric Spetitilation Ulna lie ad who Aottiearry the i candidate prise for tOoverbotr Each has a large followInv -From -r frequent remuke strength hourly' 1 aheone whom the Alabama daliessoorinted ore as havingthe rowdiest vote in the coon 40 -erention Hon Thomas Soy of Hale late Presidentofthe Alabama Senates ti dia tthguiehed refined scholarly: gentle i man I iw wow Moot' prominentiy mentioned as the ultimate choice the convention: No matter wbe of the quartette is -chosen- Alabama will get a good governor Tole best of feeling pre veils There are newly 800 delegates pro' ant and fully as many followers' --2 s''P A-- The Chancery Convention of the Eaton 1 Division renooduated Hon 60 MoSpad de of Cherokee the present incumbent by acclarnation' Chancellor Foster of Southern Division has no opposition Judge John Muhl) ird of the Second Congressional Distriot wee renominated by a handsome majority The city Is filled with stranger The tominatione are the alloborblog topic! oneellor Cobb of the Western Division was renominated to-night 4 vartevrlist June 'river is fautng with te feet 4 Mehra on therstatta Rate arearly sit lay Gilbert Tennetate WT04 040 01UNG1111 Belfast the Scene of Wild Orgies and Bloodshed Taverns raptured and Faded spite the The Liquor They Ir ruble to Gunk Emptied lu the Bonfires Node of ruralist's to Finish Light for the Bloters The Police Badly Whipped In ti Hand to Hand Cold liot Towles They Are Compelled to tire and Nino Peron Aro Killed tears of a Fenian Outbreak in of the British Cabinet DELratr June 9--Last night a mob of Omngemen made an attack upon the tavern kept by a Cantons named Duffy The pollee Were promptly on the scene and alter a stubborn contest during which they used their carbines trove the mob away in disorder The rioters resasembled with increased strength and again attacked Duffy's this tithe overpowering the police and driving them from the place lathe first satmult Chief of Police Carr wee wound( was carried away and now Bee in a critical condition When the Orangemen returned to the tight they were accompanied by a large number ot factory girls who goaded or shamed the men on to battle and formed a most dangerous element When the officers abandoned Duffy's the mob at once took temple possession of the tavern It was at Own thoroughly sacked All the tape and spiggota were bet running and everybody was invited to help himsett accord-lug to his taste All the barrels of liquor found in stock were carried Into the street lifted up high and let fall until they broke and liberated their oontents all the furniture was carried out piled in the Outer of the roadway and etrittlED II A anerlite tO furnish the rioters with light during their debauch Men and gins drank until they fell helpless in the gluten the gide acting with greeter fury during the earlier stages of the or-girt than the men The noise the profanity the disorder were terrible The mob ended that work here by firing the tavern itself and it burned to the ground Then the stronger men who had become infuriated and not overpowed ran through the streets pillaging wherever they went and increasing their following the further they proceeded These rioters slier a while congregated around polies station and stoned the place until they were tired They then marched down to another tavern Ts police hastened thither in advance and attempted to protect the property but they were OViterowenen AND Matte AWAY The mob leftin poiseinton treated the tavern as they hal treated Duffy' turned on all the taps broke the lull barreis in the street made a bonfire of the furniture and finally Bet meow the building The pollee returned and this time gut the better for a elms of the mob whose ranks were depleted by the scores who had fallen away in drunkenneu and extinguished the flames before they could gain control of the structure But theetneers were unable to drive the rioters from the meality and they remained and dominated it until morning During the rowdyism of the night Mr Gladstone arid Mr Parnell were both burned in tftIgy and a dummy corpse labelled t'Hoine knit" was cremated Two men named Hart end Mason were at- rested to-day fur the murder of Thomas Galls- eller who wasebot dead last night during the rioting at Durgan Gallagher was a well kuown local simpleton He waved an Orange sash in the face of home rule mob during au incestxi fire between that mob AND ITO ZEMIN During the riot the situation at one time became so desperate that Mr Mather' a local Orange leader declared that unkes the authorities did their duty he and a thousand armed Omngemen would take charge of the town Mather! was on the point of carrying out his threat when the military appeared To-day there was a little stone throwing in Durgan but otherwise the town has been quiet A number of policemen were no badiy injured lut night that they are yet in the hospital Twenty rioters are now under arrest The coroner's jury found that Gallagher died from the effect of gun shot wounds and censured the authorities for not having sufficient police to preeerro Order The rioting was renewed here this evening and the riot act was again read The mob Inffitgasets lis size and began throwing steees at the police The latter firet killing lour persons one of whom' was a bar maid who wag looking out of a tavern window at the fighting The mob re- turned the fire and a brisk was kept up foe twenty minutes Soldiers are now parading the Meets to amid the police la page of neces he Moli drove a force of I5i policemen into the barracks and thew attacked the buildings firing revolvers and throwingstones at the do411 and windows The polies tired killing limper long- Several Protestant clergymen tried to siltnem the mob but their efforta were unavailing One of the persona Med was a Widne )04 two hitnren 1 1 PREPARING 1311 EDMOND' o' 4 Losnoitaane Fleury Ponsonhy the Queen private secretary had an interview with Mr Gladstone to dap Immediately alter wards the Premier convoked a Cabinet anima which stmained in session two hours All par ties are prepariug for a general election with feverieh bane and anxiety The Liberal whips to-day declare that Gladaton Ian candidates be attained in every conetituency in Great Britaip and Jutland within two days oar liclanadhorrat the chief Cu the Natioual Liberal Federation hal been conferring with Mr Gladstone to-day Mr Gladstone will to morrow inform the BOUM of Commons of the Govemment'ilintens timw 144 TO teen' TO Tme after obtaining the necessary votes of supply to tide over the elections Parliament will probably be dissolved on Jane 26 The Government whips are Iran magaine regarding the prospects of the Liberate in the coming elecaona owing to a great dearth of funds nil-suitable Extensive policeprectutions have ben take at the east and of Londe's where disorders It feared be Irish of Rotberhithe Bermondse and Wapping having become greatly excited A lull supply of detectives has been stationed to protect railway depots river sub-ways the tower and other plaees and all stranger) are nar sised YIP A irenr46 oplanzag aa PLOT la hatching theoutoome of the roomit political Aveieeig I The Bartington Whigs have held a oon termite And decided to organize with the political asArmee of the Conservatives a party to zict In oppositiou to house xultoandidatest diving the Coming elections 4-4o Aft Henry lAboucheve is 'bestir engaged 111 forming a Radical party to oppose Alroham- berlain and his teethed durinlf the thiktending Parliamentary contest 'Mr Justin Miettattay will alert) on it lectfiribt IOUs hethe United States In lieetem bor 4 A delegrajthie meseage was received this titter noon from the Qiieeti by 'qtr-Gladstone It is understood Her Majesty sanction tot tbedinolOtion of Perfielnents 4i1 44 11 4f Pi 4 fit 1i-trk 4 o't a -J lintro6ING Voilcssolg Suite 9-48peetial-Lnis at old ZionChogeht kthe Louiio rindall fltepheet Dont of Maury County and mrt teary Martin of Midway Were 'united Marriage the Red W-Mitteell olficiMingt Ise Stephenson la the great grandslaughteseof Revoulas White Stephenson eke came trona Kingstree Ci Ia the early part of this century' with the Arne rouge Neyei stet tileinitete end pith them bonded Zion librett of wkieh he was for many years pastor Two of these oriel- nal founder" dill 'remain Mr Mayes' cud Me Jae Sidney Fleming the others bailee all hike asleep in th0 old church yard at Zion Bite granddaughter of Mr Willis Jones formerly a wealthy planter of Wept illtnnessee and the only child of I atepasaaank a prozat- nent eithien ol this county ft Miss Steveneen is woman of auperfor intent genee relinemdnt arid culture wheel graces have always vron for her the esteem of the old the edmiration and homage of the young tbmughout her large social acquaintance at home and abroad sit martin lea large stock raiser at Midway Ey the heart of the blue glass region bdrgilroc member of the arm of Martin 1 hompson di Co' nett dealers of New Oilstone At 6 o'clock the large concourse of friends lied been meted by the usher Meters Chu it Jones Robert Watkins A Reins and Capt Vanes Thompson i The bridal eair unattended marched up the aisle of the quaint and picturesque old church beautifully decorated for the occasion while the sweet matt of the wedding march executed by Mime Cora Eixtbry pealed forth epos the Inlet evening air Standing widen a canopy' of whlie Iloilo and THE 'DAILY AMERICAN THURSDAY 1101INING JUNE 10 1886 taking iltemeeteell-litat '1048r1 which la strong yet easily loOttie tatift abet lira In hemming esto and reorlived the beuedictiou ol 48 Mf1ni Ir8114 8114 pastor Ills bride wore a drama of while rep bilk en imino trimming Of pearl beads with the loons of rope Wee suwore tho leas snits veil patural twangs blowouts and diamonds The Bridal party ancompanied by the neturoot rolalives 01 the bride and a ley friends of the groom then repaired to the hospitable country home of the bride' lather wiser 0 reception was held from 7 to 9 9 ho following la Hat of those present: Mr and Mra Joniu Mr and Mrs bjones Mr sad Mrs Clark 0 Jones Mr Jaren Jones Col If Watkins Mr and Mrs attrk Lindell Mr and Mrs 8 Watkins Dr and lire Joe IR Dixon Mr and Mrs It Watkins Col and Mn II beans Mr and Mi Brown Mr Watkins Cant Teoutpaon Dr and Mrs Rains Mr and Mrs A Raines Miss Cornelia Dixon Nashville Miss Rsty JOINS Franklin Mimes Mamie Kate and Lizzi Jones Mien Annie Watkins 0 Md'ey Jr and wife Robt COODet Friemon Rev Mitchell and wife Min Cora Embry and NI Annie Terry JetTionort Mise Mary Evans and Master 'rod Evans-Mr and Mrs Pointer of Midway brothtr Inlaw and sister of the erooin Mrs Iltsetgin Louisville Col 3 8 Ridley and wife Mr Howard and Mrs Cecil Maury County Mr Brooding xenoral freight agent Louisville Nashville Railroad and Mr Culp assistant superintendent Nashville Reilroad friends of the groom and Frank Thompson the groom's partner The wedded pair leave on the 10 o'clock train for Ntw Orleans and will go from there to California by thy southern Pantile bencoalter a sojourn of two months they re turn by the Northern Pacific to Midway Ky their future home The bridal preemie were numerous handeome and useful Grand old Zion -Church wae most beentilnily deoorated with Rowers anti evergreens The pulpit was owe solid man of the most choice Bowers culled by the many wane friends of the bride Rev Woody Mitchell performed the ceremony in a most touching manner the bride being a favorite member of hie dock In addition to the many handoomo permute front friends and relatives her lath presented her with tern farms couching of 400 acme of value hie land mAllitiA011 AT IngLIITVILLII tfittitYVILLit Twsw June James A Woods one of our leading ineroban tn will be married to-morrow morning to Mrs Lettie Buchanan Fogleman at the residence of her brother Mr Robert Rtichanan In Franklin Tenn They will immediately after the cern mony leave upon an extended Eastern tour WE DOWNED NElhiPB18 And Our Chattanooga Friends Downed Atlanta lad All That Olives Us Clear First rhea In the Base Ball The Nashville' in their first game in Memphis yesterday afternoon covered themeelves all over with glory by playing the finest game In which they have engaged this season Baker the great pitcher in eleven Innings was hit only twice while the whole team played without sr rot The result enables them at last to hold undisputed claim to first place In the race for the pennant The batteries for this afternoon Sr not defintlely known but will probably be Dundon and Hellman for Nsshville and Knouff and Broughton for Memphis Another hard Bght may be expected and another victory for the kcal" The largest crowd of the season witnessed the telegzaphic report of the game at the Olym pin Theater and were kept in a staze of enthusiastic excitement There should be another immense attendance this afternoon The lolowing is the table showing the rank of the various clubs In the League: Nashville-- Augusta Atianta Memphis Charleston-- Games INA zr '14I a 2 4 4 4 15 CO 4 or 6 i 4 4 8 11 ci 4 2 4 6 i 2 20 og i i 3 4 4 a 1 1 1 16 IC to El IV cr to 1 4 8 2 i 2 8 20 OK 7) a I 5 4' 81 4 7 6 826 6 8 6 11 2 17 124 26 0 1 a A i 24 18 17 23 21 22 14 I 655 514 459 589 512 b64 388 131861 1521-- 1 4 2 5 8 7 8 NASHVILLE 3 iirellFilia 2 Meirrins June 9-3peciall-A very interegting and highly exciting gamewas played this afternoon between Memphis and Na5hTille in the presenoe of about 2506 people revert innings were played but the game should have been won earlier by the locate ag the two runs made by Naeliville in the fourth and seventh innings were on glaring errors--Twiol did the home teem have men in a chase between bases but in each instance failed to out them and permitted them to score Black knocked the ball Over the right field fence in the seventh Inning and leered a home run Official more: Mmirms-4 AE HAL PN: A I Sneed f--- 1 0 0 8 2 0 Andrews 11-- 4 0 0 12 1 8 MtBarley 8b 1 0 0 1 1 1 grehmeyer 2 0 0 2 2 1 Black I 1 1 1 2 4' 0 0 I I losselbachI 1 0 0 1 0 Phelan 2b-- 8 0 0 6 1 '0 Whitehead 01 1 0 0 0 0 I O'Leary 1 0 0 1 1 0 Broughton 11 2 1 1 1 1 0 Iti 2 2 30 20 6 Itesavidzo-- AS IL AO A I Sowders04- 5 I 0 1 0 0 Bearch a 4 5 0 0 0 8 0 Goiclaby 1 2 1 0 0 O'Brien lb-" 5 0 1 16 1 0 Harr 8b 1' 1 '4 ir' 1 1 0 Bitten 241 i 1 240 "4 1 2 1 BIM SL1A44 A 1 1 1 lo 0 1 0 Bsker p4WtoifTont41 4 0 4 1 6 0 kinhallbasse ot- 4 0 1 0 1 0 I TWA' '1'':) -40 1 4 83 16 0 Innings -t 't Memphis0 0' 0 00 0 2 0 0 0 0-1 Maslaville4 0 fi 0 1 0 0 1-9 9 0 1-8 Summary: Rune' earnede-Mtennhis 2 Find base on errors-Huhville 1 IlUst hem on called balls-Alemphis 3Washvil1 1 fitruck out-By O'Leary 5 by Baker 11 Left Ott basalt --iterhphis 17 Neshville Two bage hit-- Broughton) Three bees hit-Bartok Hone run --Biack Double plitys-fineed to- Phelan Fagged balm-Selrellhasse Mises stolen-Earle Time otgame-Two hours and thirty Ore minutes Cmpire-IC lienigle nitAITAH0001 3 1447iC 2 i CHATTANOOGA June 9--18peciaia-The locate 'Won to-day's game front Atlanta easily The Fame was brilliently played ori both 'Mimi the totals winning by knocking Conway out of the box in the fifth inning making five earned runs Striker was then substituted The teld ing on both sides was fine The visitors bit Hart well but failed to bunch them Oranam's running catch of two dies to centerf both being at the ground when taught- wu the litlatud feature Chattanooga's six oonsecutive hits in the fifth was the batting feature Olekri'Amoocterg go it La PO A 4E Graham inA---1 1 1 I 9 Cross 1m 1 7 gent 1 0 41 0 4 1 0 0 Heineman L44- 4aS it 04 1 0 0 McClung 3b44eg 0- Cs ig 1 4 1 Ani0491401ggor-g-igor-gefett if I LtI 2 0 ve I 2 Java 'm-e-mg Hart 94 41 1 t'l Peek 1 )42 g2 '4' 2 0 I i 1 -( $4 :4 Pq TOt1441440WwwmwWwiLittoll KI I i II A 'ArtawrA0- 7111i Ca 11 LEL A 1 i Cam' 111r00 00 To 1 go 0 turee144)L 4) et gbtag-g-r-v 8 1 (1 00tet 0 2 0 Lyons 3b 2 --4--3 git 4 2 3 1 MIN -II 411144roo404440otopei TA 1 44 ti flotool40)1L A 8 i f) 1 oot 0 2 0 Lyons 8b 2 ---111114' -4-' 2 ft 4) Lynch 11'414todia1 0 1 10 0 0 :0 00108131 804 8e4--eaeac 814' I J0 44 I -r 0 4 1 Conway 11 ti4tL: 0 0 '41 )' i 41 4 14v41-e4 ea -0 Teialaai-taaaa-leaoa- 8 94:271 8 frP Insingt tk I i4)1'11 fr 444 I lt 444to Cheit44110)90yino40 -0 :0 0 8 0 0 0 fil-5 4111intal" I '0'6 1 11 0 0 0-2 errvel I l' Summary l'Earned'inns-Chattanoega11 At lanta Peuble plays-Gratutm to Levi Two base h1ts'-4Gre1ani Cron LevrisLyons Kappa Wild pitehes--Hith 1r 8triker01 Passed ballsMappes 41 Struck oubahly Mati23 Conway 23 8 tric it Boma on hals-Striones iL Lotion bases-Chattanooga '21 Atlanta Tnno-r hopt 87 minues Cinpire-Brennon 't 1 4e CILAiIXernn12 001:11824 CliAnutoreitIL Cor June 9--3peciall-'rbe Ann game of the series was wun easily by Charleston td- day by a score of 12 tot con way and Sutellire held the points for Augusta for two innings during which Charleston made eleven runs In the tbird Inning Marbridge was pot in the box with Toy as catcher and the locals were held down to one run We hing and McVey were the battery for Charleston Weyhing pitched a iniperb game giving the visitors only four hits while the latter 'batted (Milroy and 1 amebae for fourteen bits Ineluding three doubles abd 6 singlo-bagger Innings: Charieston- 4 7- 0 'OA '0 0 0 0-12 Augusta 0 8 04' 0 0 0 I 2 11-4 8 Earned -itune-Cliarleston 5 Struck out-By 1 Weyhing41) by 4Barbridge L- Find base on i oIled balls-Augusta 4 Charleston 8 4 1 XACON kilANANII Ags 3 SAVANNA GA June ii--(Speciall-The first of the series of games between Macon and Savannah opened tins eveping a fair attend- wf goembotrielsomodestrisoM-1 ft ling ter tile is filmiulablus la tho games aad I ad lbe IL tbsplallog is mot improved wid daormst sn I aud tiraly holm keoPlo tie If auPtmal is rep plod but aro disgusted alien the aro lass lb Ire through bad sad care lesa plaglag Official scum Th asamoatum a ILL PO A relm Botallug 0 0 0 0 0 roam 2 1 11 0 0 1 11 1 11 11 Collins lb 1 1 4 5 0 Itor4orit7 I 0 0 0 strigd 8b i I 1 0 Suomi well 0 0 I I 0 0 Dal 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 9 1 0 0 1 8 dm mim mo Om TOall 004 a a 94 16 I ILL PO A I lb 14 1 9 Corcoran Ilb 00 1 1 Decker 1 1 2 0 1 9 Polka I 1 0 0 0 0 1 Harter 0 1 0 0 0 0 iamb a 1 2 1 1 0 Daniels a 2 2 7 1 Chamberlain 1 0 2 11 0 lb 1 1 2 4 i Total 9 II 27 22 I Innings: 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-I Macon 00014031'i-I Wood runc--MaconI Two-boon lalta-Walah 1 Moriarity 1 Left on baseo-78avonnah 5 Macon Struck out-Ily O'Day 6 Chamber- lain A Boots on willed belie-Sy O'Doy 1 Chamberlain 3 Baia from being hit by nitchiod ball-Bp O'Doy I' Passed bat10-011 len 1 Daniels 1 WWI pfitelita-O'Day Isirne of garno-Two hour' Umniro-Burna TON ANARIOAN ASSOCIATION 'tyro 8 zaootLYN BIROOKLYS Jane 9-Tbe Brooklyn and Metro politan clubs played an interesting game to-daI which tho Meta won by bunching bite beolde being by errors of Terry and Pinckney Innitip Meta 301000100-6 10 0 0000 0 0-1 Loultivuze le rt Louts 7 Dr Louts Juno 9 -The bottiveillos were more ItIONNibittl la bitting bictitnnia so-day than they were in getting ou ttio Corutbera yesterday and knock( him all over the field Innings: St I nip 002002010-7 Inuirgst 81 els 002002010-7 Louisville 0 0 4 4 SA 4 0 1-16 CINCINNATI a JGDO 9-1111111 prevented the Pittaburg-Cineinuati game NATIONAL LB NIN YORK 4 CRIOLGua 1 New Yoex June New York Club beat the Club with ease to-day The game was caned back to the sixth Junkie on account of rain after the home elute bad scored a run in the seventh tuning Innings: New Yolk 0 0 2 0 2 0-4 Chicago 001000-1 JUIN WASHINGTON June II --The Washington-St Louis ball game was postponed by rain to-day alter two innings bad been played in which neither club acored No more games wU be played until July 8 IMPORTANT AMC OIATION MINTING CoLUNPOS June special meeting of the American Base Dail Association was held this evening la this city AU of the clubs of the Association were repreeeeted The first action taken was lu reference to fines Imposed upon St Louis players by official umpires The sentiment of delegates as expreAsed before they were called to order was such that Mr Von Writhe paid the lines against Latham and Comiskey immediately Mr Bernie made charges of disgraceful oonduct against Bushong and Latham It wu decided to anew the men to pri sent affidavits in their own defense and President Wyk oll determined to defer sentenoe until June 15 Important action wu taken to prevent offensive coaching by captain'' the lines being to changed as to keep the captain and ills sesttent at least seventy-live feet away from tbe Catch Sri' lines and on a line lifteett feet from aid parallel with the foul lined A rule was adopted preventing the Captain from addressing remarks to batsmen except by way of caution or to the pitcher and catener of the opposing team and limiting coaching tq base runners under severe penalties Rule 51 was amended so as to prevent any question by any person of the umpire's decipion Section 15 was changed that a player who fella' to pay fines shall be suspended until the fine is paid All the Brooklyn's Sunday games must be played ea scheduled and bait count in the regular champlonsuip games THu ANIATEOns COLUMBIA rem June far the beet game ever witnessed on the Columbia grounds was played to day between the DAILHues of Nashville and the Volum biz Reds The Donahue were made up of the beet ameteur talent that ceuld be had while the Reds were in first-class shape having signed three new men recently sullivan and Maeulon were the Columbia battery while Petty and Huff officiated for the Donahue Ousel the features of the game was Tepee's brilliant playing on second Innings: 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 5 0-7 Donahue 000100021-4 Runs 2 Donattues 1 First base oil 5 Bonahuee 6 htruck Beillivan 9 by Petty 8 Left On 5 Donahue 4 Two-bsse 1 Rinaldi Double to Connelly 1 Connelly to Weal Passed I Huff Wild 1 Petty 1 6 Donahnee 7 Hit by pitcher---Irvine 0 1 TICE WIATMEM Wu DepartMent Signal 8erv10e 9 A-- Meteorological Record June 9 1886 Ob serrations taken at 8 :00 75111 meridian time It all the stations named i Places I ik-Ifolr IT2rr1 i FliVestber' change chge i IlatalinavhilIZ 94: --08 trl 1 941 00 Clear 1 Atiants- 2991 06 7 ii NW L't rain Montgomery 2990 05 81 2 SE L't rain Vicksburg-- 29 92 -03 78 8 ICW 05 Cloudy New 29 9 01 74 6 SE 65 lit rain I Fort gmith 7 29 ii5 AO 79 (12 Little neck 29 -08 95 6 Fair Galveston- 2992 04 131 1 SE 0 Fair Chattanooga 2998 -04 80 2 8 N1 CO Cloudy' Memphis- 29 87 02 83 8 07 Fair Louisville 2989 -OS I -18 28 lit Min Indianapolis- 2986 -03 71 14 2111 rain Cincinnati- 2983 78 4 62 Thret'n'g F1tiaburg1 29 416 -I 8 0t Ciondi i Chicago 29 gt 01 74 11 SE 00 Cloudy inPaulr -03 16 NW 00 010111 La Crown' 298i 08 81 6 NW WO Clear Dubuque Claire 9987 -07 70 -8 4 L't rain Springfield- 29 82 -08 79 8 02 Cloudy in Louis-- 29 8i -47 I 0 17 Cloudy Leavenworth 29 87 -07 86 7 00 Fakir Omaha' 20 91-01 85 8 00 CAetts Bismarck 29 88 86 8 8 00 Fair Cheyennet 2984 01 78 9 9 Cleat Deaver-I-- '2085 05 82 9 Clear -Wotan inappreciable eThunderstorm i t' i4 "'3 IA BIIIILA 1114Wil Ddly'Ropoit of Otago of Wstet with Ohantra in 24 noun ending at 1100 in June 9 1886 76th meridian films: 1 11 Above 11(1agageh 0 '71 1 Cincinnati: 10 6 6 4 0 4 Memplits 18 -1 tt Naahville 2 1 1 4 New 43r11611 ok6-- 111 4 0 6 2 Et 10008-41-- 16''' 0 2 vicksbunt -'16' 7 1 Orariois: Water Sim' Pall A "It '4 ft gttli ft 10th it 101 1OIELIIIMM 1 00 min 20 0 14 8 Onattanoogak- 9 1 :1 0 Cincinnati- 10' i 7 Z4 JIIIIiinlot8444 Oorps 8 or 1 30 arrivals it: 01( rpdpexted-if Chen litransvihe5 Th6 Aye 111 rising alewlyth mite sowing 7840 loetpli 44 $41 41! The new eteamer ICBedforti4 Win kenve today at ut for Rowena and al4 way point The steamer Rhea vrill leave Friday atilt ter Paducah Clair itudall points on the Lower Cumberlan8 rvet (1 4 o) zrr9 DuRATF blzmpsol Tztrir' June 44114 has fallen inches Veather Cloudy On 4 144 lot it ky it 183d 712 50 feet and rising slowly Weather Mundy: wind cam Andsitall 'Inches 41 CINCINNATIp 10 Indus and falling Weather cloudy and isol DeParted Gaff biemPhin CARTHLOS TENN Jute 9IiG m-44 River 77 Met and rising slowly Weather cloudy wind southwest rainfall 0 14 inches toutsvms June 9L-River is falling with 5 feet 10 inches in the canal and 3 feet 10 inches on the falls Ewan good Weather cloudy I and wet P3H480)1VILLS Time Inns The river is Ill feet on the gauge and falling slowly Weather eloudy with occasional rain showers No arrivals or departares 4 i Se Louts Jane 9441ver la feet by ganse and sultry Bads New Orleans City of Natchez New Os-leant of New Orlests slow Or leans Hudson Ohio River' CAIRO June LA-Rivet 20 feet 0 Inches and falling Iceghee eloridy and marrow Heavy rain this afternoon Anlved-4-Chaties Bowen below noon Otclyde Bt Louis 2 Droulb nee Bavenztah was badrty beaten and great 1 lard IL Ohio 3 I 4 4 t44'1 1144 441 el lo eAot! Good Attoodsnos sad tha Track a Trifle Ileavy at Louis 1 Pearl Jennings Boehm' Expert Jennie and Hilarity the Winners --Remarkably Suooesstal Sole ig rranktla and Mat Bend's IYearlings la New York Se Louts Mo June 9 show with some light rain Track trifle heevy Attendance very good Mutual bneiness of no interest First race 3( mile refuters were: Mystic) 110 (Stove)) Friuli' Donna 90 (Covington) Pearl Jennings 110 (Duffy) El 01inan 103 (W Jones) Wary e6 (Joh natoo Baratoot'116 (Wither) Archbishop 107 (Kelly) Surprise 97 (Charles ton) Country Girl 110 (Wood) Dudley bake 112 (L loner) Katrina 95 (ElApe) Sam Powers 116 (thuith) Elia Bimyar 95 (Cooper) Hellen ill us 110 Meiaril) Fanchette 105 (Welt) Betting: Pearl Jennings $110 Ole Himyar $55 field $210 At the firet attempt Katrina showed a tralo in front Ilarebot aseond Hellen thus and Ste Ilimyar as named Cu no nhenge to the bead of the streteh where Pearl moved Up end Woo soon in front followed by Barefoot and Prima Donna There was no change to the end Pearl Jennings winning easily by two lengths Barefoot second four let-paths to front of Prima Donna third Time race one starters were: ands 98 (Wmt) Finality 104 alitov 1)c Scottish Lass 88 (Stepp) War renton (Johnston) Kinn Bob 83 (Kam Ella Glecele 93 (Ball) Ric I-ball 83 (Oovington) Sallie 10i (It Harris) Baehanan 104: (L Jones) Mie- stoner' 80 (SeIgley): Almada 08 (M)ody) Freemao 103 (Fuller) Fannie tl (Ford) Betting: Bcottish Law 6125 Buchannitn $100 Freeman $90 field $250 Warrenton was the first to show followed by Buchanan and Freeman The two in front ran close toeether for nearly five-eighths of a mile Buchanan then went to the front followed by Freeman There wag no change to the flush Bothanan won easily by a length Freeman second Finality a poor third Time 1:40 Third race the Merchants' stake one and one-quarter miles Tue starters were: Expert A Green) 'Wrens (Miller) Shadow (Falter) Philip (L Jones) Too Late (Ford) Clay Pate Betting: Ex pert' $100 Estroll i $28: Philip Si $'26 Clay Pate $25 Shadow $19 Too Late $6 When they got to running clay Pate took I lead of one length The balance of the field were Woes together excepting Too Late who at once dropped behind There was no change for three qnartere of a mile where Expert took eecond pis ce Philip third Those three ran very close together to the end Expert won ridden out by halt a length Clay Pate second half a in front of Philip third Time 214 Fourth race the $1- LOnis hotel strike three quarts a of a Clarion 105 (West) Rose 10 (Fuller): Carey 105 (Kelly) Penriennis 1t5 (Mceartb) Jennie 112 (DJIfy) Montrose 1 105 (Withers) Terra Colts 105 (Conk 1 Hog) Preccast in ator 105 (t Crittenden) Bertha 0 1112 (Covington) Jim Gore 115 (S-oval) Betting: Jennie $125 Jim Gore $90 Montrose $40: field $65 Carey was first away followed Jim Gore and Jentie They ran in this order elmost to the end Imola taking the lead in the lmt hundred yares ard wining easily by one length Carey second the same in front of Jim Gars third Time 1:18 Fifth race one and one-sixteenth miles starters were: Poet 109 (L Jones) Leman 119 (T Kiley) Rebel Scout Vit (Elo Witham) Lilian 109 (Covingtoo) Mary Ellis 83 (tiedgley): Biddy Bowling 107 (Withers) Jim Nave 100 (8 Fop) Hilarity 112 (McCarthy): Tartar 90 (F ul ler) Betting: Tartar $53 Hilarity $50 Biddy Bowling $25 field $65 After a short delay a good start was made Mary Ellis at once going to the front Hilarity and L-- man being next to show Throe three did not change places for over three quarters of a tulle where Hilarity went to the front arid won handily by one length Mary Ellis second a head in front of Leman third Time 152 There was no advance on the entered gelling price for the wiener Tc-morrow's programme with entries end 'eights as follows: kirst ram 'line 118 Missionary 103 Hottentot 110 Gold Flea 101 Mary Payne 101 eloneer3 Logan He Mollie MoCarthy's Lest 106 Syntox 111 8440mph 1114Kling Bob 106 Second race one and one-quarter Revoke 105 King George 81 Warrington 103 Lytourgue 106 Topsy 96 Bootblack 92: Hilarity 102 'War Sign: lid John Sullivan 87 Keene 102 Third race the Charles Green stake 134 Regent -118 Jim Grey 118 The Bourbon 118 Bele Ali' 1 i Brookfull 118 May Ledy113-o ri Fourth race le Sawyer 115 Fronts Louise 100 Porter- Ache 105 Forrest 115 Grimaldi 105 Melva 1 0 Surprise 100 Fifth race steeplechase full Sing 146: George McCullough 152 Little- fellow 143 Asoolt 154 eneseassi YZALINEfel 8011) New Yolon "June 9--ASpeclal thoroughbred Terrinewee oohs were sold here to-day Charles Reed of Sumner County sold tweqtysix tot $14605 'dellars Capt Franklin of Sumner County sold seven for 11200 the average being $1600 This is the beat average sold this year Dwyer Bros paid the bigheat prices glOing for one of Reed' twenty-four hundred and one of Franklin's three thousand Cheatham of Nashville sold three for eighteen bandied and twenty-five His Gott pm11 Wavelet brotight eleven bundred He' sold one for Gen Jackson for Pleven hundred and fifty Considering the vigorous execution Of the stringent laws against gionblinglit this section the Bales are tea-arded vary goodoo 'e' BittoliTOW BEAM BrucirrOW Beetn Inns 'recefor 8- year-olds five-eighths- of a NVhoop won by a length itile'ticoettd Jongleuse third Times 6i' 'I et hecond roes tremen-cighthe of it Mullein woe by three-lengths Blel4elattecond Blamed third Time 1:04 Third 'vet lolling ince one Ament worhu Attilaxi second Veulter third i Time 1:44 'Fourth mem Brol3klyttlagt Stakes for 4 teat I 014140m arid one-fourth on by two 'lengths Greenfield second Ernest third Title 2thi1k 'Al tli 1 ql ft Fifth reosOne and one eighth NLII won by five lengths Tunis tecondpGonfalos third Time 1:57 --114! I f4r i It Idirrolt Juni racism ea Ascot Beath was tontanuectro day Ole race forthe Itoyal'Hunt Cup over the new mile course trim won by Glibert's aged chestnut horse Despair Jennings Jr'e 8-yeer-old black colt- -Le Geissler second- Col Ofili I Crowe-Bees 6-yeer-o14 brown horse Kind' third The race for the Ascot Derby stales for 3yearOldp: over the Swinley course was won by Mr Manton's brown eolt et MrChildwick'S chwuntit colt Saraband second Lord Bred-lord's bay colt Tittenitone third The race for the Coronation stakes for 3-yearold fillies over the old mile was won by Print Boitykore bay filly Argo Mavis -Abenholme's chestnut illly Brow Liss second Lord Ellen mire's bay filly Cataract third There were six starters Cogswell Arrested Msuram June Fred Cogswell who shot and killed James Alexander in a personal difficulty list Sunday at Grayson' Landing Ark surrendered himself this afternoon and is held in the sum of 0000 to await a requisition from the Governor of Arkansas 11 Chant to have acted In oelf-defense 4 M10WiM1P 40aWMMWgaoWp10dgipM dA00t EIHNI -OP 0 White Goods AND Embroideries Now In Progress at LEBECK BROS11 We guarantee the best values in the following goods ever shown or Nold this city Just ponder over the follow ing prices We dont believe in "cat advertising but all of our patrons know that whenever we Pay an article is a bargain it is sure to be so 1 1000 Replants India Lisen yard wide at 5 cents a yard worth 10e 12000 yards sheer Checked Nair Nook at 6 eats 16 000 yards Kali at 10e a ard 1400 yuds Linea de Dices at 10e 17000 yards very he Lin" de India at 12e worth 25e 17d0 yards run Maine at 15e worth 20e Ixtraordinsry Bargains in line Batiste Cltlires Scdpvick Checked Malls etc 1 EMBROIDERIES Fire Mull Edgiois at 10 teat Fine Mull Flom lugs at 25e 35e 50e and 75e Guarateed bait The price (barged by othEr bowies It will be moley saved to you by first Beehig the above goods before you boy I elsewhere IEBECK'S Public Square Cor Market St h29 th nrm 45p-2 Ttomolltlotis 'Isles's! o4 110 4 '4 04 LEBECK BRQS: 4 of Will will otrer ibis wedt some 0:4 ID XI) I -V S11 Which cannot be bought trod other houses at AO wr cent ad 1 17500 yards flatlets at 4 cents 2750 yardd yard-wide Org dies makes the prettlebt dress' you ever saw at 5 cents a yard worth 12 12 cents 18000 yards go4(1 Ginghams at 5 cents vir2 I 75 pieces of goad Crash at let 2000 yaide Satin l'ongerettea at 10 cents makes a lovely dress 180 dozen large L1n7 TowIs at 10 cents 17000 yards Wool Cassinisfre at 25 cents a yard for metiad 1 boys' wear 10000 dozen Lisle GloveS at10 cents a pair 1500 dozen Silk IIt Inches long at 20 centsOnly two pairs sold to any one cns tomer 1000 dozen Hantdkerchleta'at 3 cents or 35 cents a dottn: 10000 Shirts made of Itilight Anchor Domestic reinfoiced back and front at 50 cents wars ranted to be the best shirt in city for the money I i175 dozen Balbriggan Sbista at 25 cents I 175 dozen live-Baltonllid Gloves at 50 cents LEBECK itiedrichshal IfikAN610410'41 i 4 The above can be had only at Cur Public Square and Market At vv Nnf No it eV U3 At'g THE TONIC APERIENT WATER1 Increases the GUBB LRCP Re: Alta' Officer French Hostital Letticlint 4 IMPORTANT NOTICE enq By reason of an improved method of caption by which dilution it avoided ERDIDRIGTISITALL WATER will be found now to be of CONL SIDERABLY GREATER STRENGTH and EFFICAC YMai 1 heretofore Theordinary dose is a large wineglassful (4 ounces) Most efficacroustv when taken fasting and mixed with an equal quantity of hot water know nothing- at all equal to Friedrichshall LONGER it is taken Ike SMALLER is the quantity' necessa ry'toeffect SIR HENRY TH9MPSON FRCS Lonclit of all Dr' us gists and Mineral Water Dealers 4471 Lvr rass Foundry and Machine Stop 4 00-i)e04 8 college street CONTRACTOR FOR TOE 11(411' Pot lic or: Private 7 t-t i' t-4'1 1--- von-: 4- a royk vd omw i orthingtond Blake 6 Mean Steam Pnmissi lamed --'-'--1-' Raven's Elevators Loa judsoes 9overion co ''''a''t'sdRill iOline Compottude ii itesse'llttriaing Mottert 3 I it a --pEATAElIVIN4: I 4ti A 0 4' Malatya Ong and atelyn FiAtings Shifting Ontleia Steam ilanecs all kinds of Itijecto Ejectors inspirtators aud Lubricatoni Rubber Hors iihult tism and Aebes co l'oesing ta Leather and all kinds et Rteam'PurtipsIIIInissaud Gintara Pmini akin poilkil Mi Machinery anit-firis Ettnpen i'r ti specifications and animates furulaben al au me' telephone aa man lit -e 7 0 0 0 0 0 Botarough bd and pl 0 0 THIS 'DAILY AILCRICATI NASIIVILLA THURSDAY 31011NDICh JUNE 10 1886 0memawaoloomommo 01noomb ow a la 0 ma oloaado ammo a a qia a maw ao as loao 440 aoaa a mansaaa: 0 e0 waeeensubeeteeoue bee 7 THE TuRp a wall- Rionia mANGT Lffiki--- t112 --eye rati74-rt T004719ttont I9litee Caldwell east rue eirlrillortillgluttel la tilmielsbiu la the anise aed it ye 9 ki Ode Kest Male busing remetand reeeived the it the playtime is au improved unit out ea etre eeeee" Pvt- 001 001011:111 8 Setodgygee Such is the ticket which the I I beeedietieu or tee eilehee Weems 'rioted aud 'limey hese e'sople are rileigus to toupeeI ageol 0 Tromoildolis Blismossi 4i panne I he bride woes a drema of whim rep genre but are dirguated ellen then are lost i't Pe 'ILJ 1 4 i convention has pleased before the people i Kik en train' trimming el pearl beads wtt ee the cluless aeleg Ocil ffie et 4 4 I 1 II of Tennessee with the stamp of ita in- Belfast the Scene of wild orgl se aeons of smut HAM mu10100111 IAA nos Wile ertil seem: 000d Attendance and this Track 0" '-4 Otnd oaten bese an Ma nmade 219 A14111411 a 4 112 PO A Tilde Heavy at bt Louie- 2 uie- 'PA 0 'dlr 4 dorsement and approval "Met party oneempluited by the ureetet retie lleg a tee and Bloodshed Fed lb uof the bride and a few friends of the groom 0 1 II That it is I ticket of marked and signal then repaired se the hospitable country home Collins lb I I 4 5 0 ---01T1-- of Um bride' father wbere le reception was beld MoriarliyrL-- I it tieetearl Joining" Boehm's Export Jessie acter ability and of high and hcnorable char- from 7 to 9 nt atrial lib if0 1 0 1 01 White tit in ri there can no question Nor can TaTerns raptured be The following is list of those present: Mr Sinnawell i 0 0 1 41 1 and Packed De' and Mrs 8 Jotkee Mr and Mrs 11 Jonas Mr O'Devp 0 0 0 sad Hilarity the Winners it be questioned that it has every ele awl etre Clark IP Jones Mr Janne Jones Col le Miller 0 0 9 I As LEtilltilt BR 0 spite the Pollee Watkins trend Sere resit leaden Sir and I 0 I 8 1 I COO meat to insure its popularity with the Mrs 0 Watkins Dr and lire Joe le Dixon hir Remarkably ignooesstal Bale otCapt- people It is a matter of sincere con- and Mrs it Via iii ins Col and hire 11 il lotus Toktie---a 3 a ee 16 5 4 en i 1 gratulation that the result was reached The Liquor They Irs ruble to Gunk Mr and Um Brown Mr Watkins (eel sous Tootatleatt Dr and Mrs Rains Mr and Mrs Stearns lb a ILL ace a le 14 1 0 rranblia and Chat Reed's Yearlings la New York Will will ofrer this week some of without a prolonged and bested wrangle A Rained Miss Cornelia Diem Nashville Corcoran' 111) 0 0 1 1 ANIL) 1 Emptied IA tie Streets Miss Ket Joes Franklin Misses Mamie Kate Decker 1 2 0 1 1 ot It 11 the more honorable ts the 110Mi and Lizzie Jones Mien Annie Watklus 0 Pelts I ft 0 0 0 1 I rs 1 elee Jr anti wife Robt Frierson Cromer er Harter eL fJ ill 0 0 nees and will leave no seeds of bitterness Frierson Rev Ne whall and wife Min Cora slab a a 1 2 1 1 0 ale LOUIS Mo June 9 --Weather show Mnil SW iss Embroideries 31' I I--C4 'SIP 2 2 7 1 3 grit with some light rain Track trifle i to weaken the streegth of the ticket Beefires Nide of ruralises to Finish miss Mary Evans and Master Med Emus Chamberlein ree bre and Mho Annie Terel Jeffersoli lex Deniele 1 0 2 11 0 1 P00 illoters Mr and Mrs l'oloter of Midway brother Oeiss lb 1 a 2 1 1 bhtleeeiva7e3 oat 1 Disappointments of course there are Light for the itelaw and sister of the groom Mrs inoggin V1" good Mutual Which cannot be bought fro bouud to be where the claims of so many Louisville Col Rily and wife Mr Total 9 27 I i sh de 22 urirst race It mils -The Vatter' were Now in Progress at other houses at 50 cent a41 i eetly by Howard and Bra Cecil Maury County Me Innings' able gentlemen were advocated so earn- The Police Badly Whipped in a Broodus veers! freight' meet Loulle Beyaunats- 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-5 so Man different supporters I Hand to Eland Coulliot Nashville Railroad and hoe Culp assistant Macon 0 0 1 4 0 11 17-I yetios 110 (Stove)) Prints Donna 95 superlutendeut Nashville Reilroad 'riveted faii--41aoolt 1 Two-base bits-Walsh (Covington) Pearl Jennings 110 Doffs i vance I 1 Bat all these will soon wear away and 'a mi of the room and Frauk Thompson the 1 Mortarity 1 Left on basee-e8avennah 5 sp 44 w' 4' 1 Eci( BRos I 1 groom's partner The wedded pair leave On the Munn 8 strut ouvesty O'Day 6 (timber 04 aen tua ie Jones) ary 1 7500 yards Batiste DI united and enthusiastic support of the to o'clock train for Ntw Orleans and will No lain a Bases on willed belle-Sy O'Dey 1 (Johnston) Heraloot'Jtp miler) Arch- at 4 cents whole ticket without a scratch may be Towles They Are Compelled to tire aid front there to California by the southern Pacific Chamberlain ii Bute from beim( hit' by Kulee betawafter a sojourn of two months they r0 pitched ball-By 0Dy 1 Passed it bans-Oil bishop 107 (Kelly) Surpriee 97 (Charles' 1 2750 yarde yard-wide Org confidently predicted Of Judge Tar- tdii An --re turn by the Northern Picnic to Midway Ky len 1 Daniels Wlicepik3hea-Ouay Time on): Country Girl 110 (Wood) Dudley their future home The bridal presents item of garne-Two bourn umpire-Burnt aks dies makes the prettleet dress ney the one member of the old bench numerous bandeome and useful 112 (L Jonee) atrina' 95 (8epe) We uarantee the beat values in the i 0 who was nominated it is hardly worth ie I of a Fenian'Outbreak in London-Ses- Grand old Zion Church was most beentifnity limorated with flowers anti evergreens Tbt TEM AMERICAN esesscsarson Sam poser 115 (9i0) 9i Himyar 95 you ever saw at 5 coots a errs 8 laitOcaLTN 1 following goods Veft shown or 'told in while to speak His years of service i it was ote solid male of the mree choice (Cooper) Hellen thus 110 (MoCarthyl worth 12 1'2 cents 1 sion of the British Cabinet 1" cowers culled by the many wane friends of the BitooKEYS Jane 9--The Brooklyn and Metre-l ame in Me --The A Brooklyn 4 the Supreme Bench have demon- bride Rev Woody Mitchell performed the peahen clube played an interesting game today I ell rig! Pearl Fanobette 105 fW ii tti this city Just ponder over the follow on "18000 yards good Gingbaml ceremony in a mod touching manner tee which the Mete won b7 bnnehing hits beeide Jennings $110 Ole Himyar $55 field ing prices Vire dont believe in ncatc)11" 'a 't ci the great depth and breadth and a ra strengt Buren June 9--Last night a mob of Owing- bride being a favorite member of hie Rook In being assisted by errors of Terry and Pinckney at 5 cents 1 tee li of his intellect but only those men made an attack upon the tavern kept by a peents from addition to the many headroom dim Inuttip: $2CO At the fleet attem Katrina showed 3 01 0 9 0 1 0 0-8 a tr'fie in front HarefeoPt 'ecocide Helene advertising but all of our patrons know 7 pieces frieuds and relatives her lathr presented her Meta 5 f' good Craeh at te who know him i 'e 0- personally can thomugbly Catholie named Duffy The pollee were with Ising tern farms cons of 400 acres of value 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-i tus and Sig Himyar as named There 1 1 appreciate the genial generous whole promptly CM the cleaner and MUM a stubborn Con- ble land eonniviees 16' irt LOMB 7 that whenever we Pay an article is a bar- 2000 yards Satin l'ongereittell 1 test during which the used their carbines meaRie011 AT IHRLBY1fILIN wee no thongs to the bead of the stretelo gain it is sure to be so or Louts June 90-The beitiveilles were more boated character of the torn Hi re- er at 10 cente snakes a lovely dress trove tal mob away in weeni ele rideril filltitYlnIAA Tesile June '0e-tepernall--Mr UGOINettil la bitting McGinnis se-day than they where Pearl Sonninfis moved UP and wae 0 election wssa deserved vindication of i neesenabled with increased strength and again James A Woods one of our leading montane' were in getting ou tate Cerutbere evaterday and 180 dozen large Lineta Towels woe in mot followed by Harefoot and his Ictithful service upon the bench The attacked Duffy's this this overpowerfug tile po- 1 at 10 cents Wt Tnsee lice and driving them from the place la Lettie Buchanan Fogleman at the reedence of Inninos: Prima Donna There was no change to 3 two gentlemen from esenes the first her brother Mr Robert latichauan tia Franklin St ult 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 7 flat 1 the end Pearl Ienninp winniug easily by 1000 Remasats India Lisen yard wide essault Chief of Polic Carr as wounded He 17000 yards Wool Carsitnere at 5 Nuts a yard worth 10e at 25 cents I 'Munro Folkes and Caldwell are young men but have both made char ac- Tweinlisbe eabirere tie: :4 4 0 116 was cerried away and now Bee in a critical con mony leave upon an extended Eastern tour' CINCINNATI 0 June 11-Rain prevented the tea distr eWhen the Oraniaemen returned to the figh th were accompanied a let number WE DONVEED NEEPB18 Pit taburg-CitiOineati game lengths Barefoot second four lerigthe in front of Prima Donna third Time 12000 yard" sheer Cheeked Nate gook at a yard for men id tars as lawyers of ability and no men ot factory girls who goaded or shamed the peen NAirmNAIL Lzetlottz Seelnd race one mile--The starters boys' wear '1 A to battle and formed a most dangerous els- iht od When the officers abandooed Duffy's neW YORK 4 CHIOLGOaf were: ands 98 (Wmt) Finality 104 3 11100 dozen Lisle GloveS at 10 4 stand higher in their section or have New Yorke June 9-Tbe New York Club beat (eine 1)t Soottish Less 88 (Stepp): War- cleaner "trager or purer recrs thob at once took comple porneasion of the Ad Our Chattanooga Friends iretinatrovill 11:0 (lohnet00): Eine Bole 83 18 000 rd 11 10 il cents a pair ya 8 I a a ar Mr Lorton is a lawyer of marked the tavern It wee at Once tboreughly sacked A1 aps end spiggots were let running and Downed Atlanta tee ehicago Club with ease te'day The game was called back to the sixth inniug on accouat Ells Glecele 93 (Ball) Ric I- 4 te- i 1500 dozen 811k Illiti' 12 body was invited to help himeell aceord of rain nee the home etub bad scored a run in --abilityrorho hss long held quite an eavi- 7- invse his taste All the barrels of liquor found the seventh tuning ball 83 (Oovington) Sallie' 101 (11 1400 yuds riaid Liles de Drees at 10e Inches long at '20 centeDsily Buehanan 104: (L Jones) Mie- le! stock re carried into the street lifted up 0 0 2 0 2 0-4 sifoarrn airily)! a ble reptatin at the bar is populu nigh and let fail until they broke and liberated I we A All That Hives Us Clear First rlace la NeiwnnYtholtikl: 80 Faannt at1172er woyrathrdt2t5vet two very fine Linli de India and pleasa ist in his manners and thors their Ail the was carried the Raee---Impertast Base ilal1 Louts baChicago 0 0 1 0 0 0-1 money) Feem0 poles sold to any one ells out piled in the muter of tbe roadway and 13 eft (Ford) Betting: Bcottigh Lass $125 RAIN tomer 1000 dozen Hand keret' lefilat 4'1 oug wo hlrthy of the hih honor con- lattlitilto IIONVIRS WASHINGTON June it Washington-et Buchannitn $100 Freeman $90 field $25e 1710 yards rull Itanige at 15e ferred upon him ball game was postponed by rain to-day Warrenton was the first to sbow followed t-- II Of Mr Snodgrass it May be said in td furnish the rioters with light during their debauch Men and girls drank until they fell after two innings bad been played in which by Buchanan and Freeman The two in worth 30e 1 glittery the girle acting with The Nashvillee in their first gmphis neither club ore No more games be front ran close toeether for nearly five- la tine Batiste 3 eents or 35 cents a dozen 1 addition to hs preeminent ailities helpless in the all II greater fury duriug the earlier stages of the or payed until Jul 8 Extraordinary Barains i i yesterday afternoon covered themeelves all over eighths of a mile Buchanan then went to lawyer that be is a man of strong Le than the men Tile noise the profanity the IstroRTANT sixaTizio the front followed by Freeman emend Mires HedAwick Checked Mulls eta I 10000 Shirts made of Dwight ilisorder were terrible Tee' mob endekthe'r with glory by playieg the finest gems in which 'a) democratic ta8tes and sentiments and Work here by firing the tavern they have engaged Dale swore' Baker the eoeuenus Co June 9-A special meeting of There Wag no change to the flush Bitch- Anchor Domestic reinforced itself and it burned to the ground Then anan won easily by a length Freeman that hie evert impul sympathy se and is the stronger men who had beeorne infuriee t-- great Welter in eleven i tla nitiogs was hit only tbe cateAermeeerilegn Baiathse ell ie city AAssocu ea uwbr of the poor third me Mootul Finality a Ti 1 40 back and front at 50 cents 'war 1 and not overpowed ran through the streets pin twice wane ine whole team played without er Association were represeeted The first action Third race tlhe Merchants' stake one and thoroughly with the people tatting wherever they went and increasiug their roe The result enables them at last to hold taken was lu reference to fines imported upon et ranted to be the best shirt in the one-quarter mies Tile starters were: x- 1 Take it all in all Itis a good ticket a followlug the further they ed proceed These uneu spu claim EMBROIDERIES rioters atter a white congregated around police seu to erst plus it the race for Louis player official umpores The sent! 0 city for the money strong ticket and a popular ticket It is station and stoned the place until they were the pennant The batteries for this afternoon went of delegates sy as expreasee before they were pert fa Green) NOrella (Stiller) Shadow called to order was such that Mr Von Derabe (Futter) Philip (L Jones) Too Late a ticket': which will continue to grow ether be tared? Ta ey then marched down to another urn Tee pollee basteued thither in advance are not definitely known but will proleably be paid the fines edi (Ford) Clay Pate (owle Betting: Dundon and Hellman for Neshville and Knouff Comiskey immately ler Bernie against Latham and St Ex- pert' $te0 Estee' 4 $28: Philip Si Fire Mull rdeiles at 10 tent I i175 dozen Balbriggan Flee Mull Ficurei 2' 3' IO 25 cents 1 i upon and commend itself to the people and attempted to protect the property but they and Broughton for Memphis Another hard made charges of disgraceful oonduct arta sem a ee oe a a mile re I 7 175 dozen five- lint ton41114 'unti were the day of election and its trtum- ty for Bght may be expected said another vie- against Busbong and Latham It was decided Pate $25 Shadow $19 Too Late $6 eVeRrowaRID Ann DRIVen AWAY the season witimosed or the lecale The largest crowd of to elbow the men to prtsent affidavits in their When they got to runnieg Clay Pate took arid 75e Guaritteott alf the price phant election is beyond fluestion The mole leit'in poisestion treated the tavern report the telegraphic own defense and President Wykoll determined a of one length The beiguee ot the chared port el the game at the ()lymph Theater end to defer sentenee until June 15 field were close together excbhiedpting Too It" ttr itl Gloves at 50 cents 1 7 It Ineires as they hal treated Duftyer turned Oa all the Were kept in a stare of enthuslaetic excitement Importaut action wu taken to prevent Mein- taps broke the lull barrers in the street made a Late who at once roppeen Th to Tennessee a bench with There should be another immense attendance stye coaching by captain'' the lines bei dropped rrg so 11 will be motley saved to you by first which both the bar and the people will bonfire of the furniture and finally set fire 10 thi afternoon The ichlowing is the table changed as to keep the captain and his auitent was the buildieg The police returned and no change for three qnarte re of i took aecoed pis ce Philip seeirg the above goods bef ore yea boy be satisfied an cl which will take de- tbis time gut the better for a time of ue: a an a a na showing the rank of the tie clubs in the at least seventy-five feet away from tbe Catch- where Expert Leag sri iervedly high rank with th finest mob whos the ranks were depleted by era' lines and on a line lifteert feet from aid third Thoe three ra very close together elsewhere atheedscoextrzwritoblear Llealtlirceeeewelynifearceintlitlekyeneeneustri i if a IE I i i 0 ii 5 fproalmarlui lidwwie et le i dthe gorpefoul tr a Thad et sale lirlorentheexeCeappttalny 1fatth sae nide L1113 A peeirsty lot suit a he above can be had only at :4 judicial talent Of the country wergain control of the structue Bu unable to rt the 1 rive the rioters from the local- 40FLV067 1 a 0 way of caution or to the pitcher and catoner of in front of Philip third Time 7 Cl- the opposing team aud limiting coaching tria 214 9 7 the uht 7-rte ot JIIONTISOSERY- icy and they remained and dominated it il el:" or i I 6 re i Fourth race the ii- Lnuis hotel strike mornin5 Dariult Mr Pernell were both burn- the rowdyism of the eight 13 15 a' base runners under severe penalties i Rule 51 waa amended so as to prevent any ite Mr Gig stone se 1 i 4 Dame quarts to of a roile-The teat tent were: ed In i fligy and a dummy eerpee labelled i i i question by any person of the umpire's daces i -1kleeting Uf the Democratic State offssitus1 was stemmed I ion cisme 105 (West) Reset I0e (Fuller): a Nashville-- 6 4 3 I 4 8 4 24' 605 1 SectiOn 15 wane changed 11 be suspended until that a player who fella Carey 105 (Kelly) Pendennis lt5 (Mc- EWE' LEBEC' 3 Two men named Hart and Mason weri pay the ii i '1' If It ontrose fine artbye eitme 112 (Daffy) Convention Two to-day for the murder of Thomas Galla Savannah- i 2 4 4 6 18 514 4 fines eh 105 (Withers) Terra Cott's 105 (Conk- 'A4 te 'Jo- eller who wumbet dead last nigla during the Augusta 1 eele be played as scheduled and bail count in the i noung at Durgen Gallagher Was a well kuown Atlanta 1 4 4 2 '7 lo 23 589 2 4 I a 4 8 5 17 459 6 Paid All the Brooklyn's duuday games must tine) Precrealinator 105 (J Crittenden) With oc er rester Elected Temporar local simpletou He waved an Co fan-e in Memph 4 6 2 Maconm-4-- 4 3 1 8 2 2 512 5 a l2 5 6 8 22 bet 8 in is 1 regular chain plenthip games THI ANIATMIRe eCovington) Jim Gore 115 Public Square Cor Market St Cur Public lic Square and Market the face of home rule mob during au incesteat (S'oval) Betting: Jennie $125 Jim 4 Chairmals---Nomialtiets the Absor- Ch 1 to 4 2 1 3 1 Le le Ai COLUMBI 8 A Time June 9-depeciale-By far fire between that mob Chattanooga-- 3 1 2 i 6 14 368 7 Gore $90 Montrose $40: field $65 Carey AND ITS ININIII the beat game ever witnessed on the Gohimble al re away followed fi 11 wed Jun Gore and I 43 is To e- pic(' Is Coaversatioa etween the DIns- Jentie They ran in Vol this order 'im 1 During the not the sittudlott at one time be- Games lest 15 17 20 16 20 17 24 23 152 hues of Nashville and the um grounds was played to day ma 1 ') came ao desperate that Mr Methane a local r- '( Orau leader declared that unle a ss toothed- NASHVILLE 3 IllaMPlitik 2 of the hest ameteur talent bia Reds The Donahue were made to the end Jenele taklog the lead in the that illet haedred ytres ard wining easily by ch mo3i Alec June O-I-Special )-- ties their uty he and a thousand firmed Meunier June 9-tfilpeciall-A very interent ceuld be had while the Reds were in first-claas The Democratic Seats Convention snet at castntchorLe orintitheourebsti leaf aVellotitletfreeexecibtrierci fitmegdas ILI eihtehilan shape having Mimed three new men recently one let Lb Carey second the eame in 41? AVIV front net linl Gars thir Time 1:18 Fifth race one and one-sixteenth miles noon to-day at the Capitol and Wall opened threat eaten the military appeare7 the presenoe of about 251Pel peoPle Eieveu in- of policemen throwing in nines were played but the game should have suilivan and Matrnion were the Columbia bat- tery while Petty and Huff officiated for the THE TO APERIENT WATF the State Executive Committee 11 Innings' tut night that they are yet in the hosintaL niegs were on glaring errere-Twice did the 07 Lilian 109 (Covingtoo) Mary Columb a 0 0 0 i 4 0 0 Tompkins in calling-- the conventirin to Twenty rioters are now under arrest" The core- home team have men In a e-hase between bases 0 2 14 Ellis 83 (8edgley) Biddy Bowling 107 "Increases the GUBB LRCP 9 if I Deem ittry found that Gall her died from the but in each instance failed to themand (Withers) Jim Nave 100 (8 epp) Hilar- Res Alta' Officer French Hostital London i 1 with prayer by Dr Bullhead chairman Col order as the of the 1 Durgan but otherwise the town bbesedbeety inetairedet itirritewir Neaurbleiewr beyielitrelocarerarthis le mg i ted th to ireere Bi kttk ed ds'Illetinlicient police tile bean bete! the field fence in the DoDonneahbuuleges 0ueo th eofetotuoresiotothe game was -The starters were: Poet 109 (L Jones) Tar or's brilliant playing on second Rune earued-Reds 2 First bue Leman 119 (T Kiley) Rebel Scout eg ott errors-Bede 5 Donahue' 6 htruck out-eb5c try 112 (McCarthyie Tartar -90 (F tiiier) a rel -2'04 matte party'eompose- of the integrity and authorities for h6avieg Hilarity $50 Biddy ye order nine and leere a home tea Offica ecore 811111eln 81 by Fejt 8' Left 13n bales- Betting: Tartar $58: IMPORTANT NOTICE intellilenct of this eommoowealth alluded PrIna il Donahnes 4 Two-uir hits-Connelly 1 Rinse Bowling $25 field $65 After a short de- 479-ect I The rioting WAS renewed here this evening Mlitenisee A 2 Il 11111 PA A 2 di 1 Doub le plays-Wolf to Connelly 1 Connel- to the high obitacts of the distbegttialled elle ebe riotact was again read The mob Sneed le L-- 1 0 0 8 2 9 ly to Wolf 1 Passed balle-Mannion 1 Huff I ley a good start was made Mary Ellis at By reason of an improved method of caption by which dilution is i Andrews lb---- 4 0 0 PRI23)331CHS1T ALL WATER will be found to be of CON gentlemen from whom they have to select teicattessom size 19 1 8 Wild pitehee-sunivan 1 Petty 1 errors-Reds once going to the front Hiluity and Mitt ley 8b 4 0 0 1 1 1 6 Donahue 7 Hit by pitcher--Irvinte ea fle gave a retrospective vie of the former ad began throwing lectern at the pollee The Erehmeyer 0 2 0 0 2 2 1 man being next to show nolo three did avotded not change places for over three quarters WIATHEM yure and congratuleted the convention' on ter fired let Minn lour omens one whom 4' of Black I 4 2 0 0 Ole IMM of a tulle where Hilarity went to the front SIDERABLY GREA'TER STRENGTH and EFFICACY than a bar maid who wae looking out of it losselbsch a 4 0 0 I I 0 a tbe happy condition of affairs In the Stott 7trvern window at the fighting The mob re- phobia 21) 0 6 0 wet Department areal femme th A- Le boa won handily by one length Mary heretofore He referred to the victory achieved by the turned the fire and a brisk fusilade was kept up Whitehead er -Lee- 4 0 0 9 1 Meteorological 'national Derencracy in towering Clevelend for twenty minutes Soldiers are now parading O'Leou7 1 0 0 1 4 0 se ti01111 taken at meridian third Time 1:52 Thera wire iao advance Record June 9 18Se Ob Ellis sewed a head Theordinary dose is a large wineglassful (4 ounces) Most efficaelousq in front of man -as their' itaridard barer- sulogielng 4he the streets to assist the police ila Pee el neclee Broughton 1 2 1 1 1 1 0 teme et all thestations named on the entered gelling price for the wiener when taken fasting and mixed with an equal quantity of hot water ''04'' latter -As to the great success of the- 0 Of Stage Of Watee with Chumps 4 addressed the oonvention at aee 'et? 1 -e 1 1 he mob drove a force of 151 Bros 8 policemen into -yowl i i 2 2 3 20 I Bar' at Imere le-hour 24-hr weighta all el gl Weather 3 Tc-morrow's programme with entries end lee 3 ee: geniis' ties wader his wise leadembip the ee bee barracke and their ettacked the buildings 0 6 ItA 77 3 ri 7 me' A r26021 1 knownothing- at all equal to Friedrichshall Vert) Medeselned to retabria lis home: firing revolvers and throwingstenes at the doexe so -08 0 4 a 0 es 4 cbange chge ce Hirst mos one mile-Wanderoo 11S Jiz The polies aired killing keeper nellretra 0 4 0 4 8 0 ti94 8 8 Cleat Miioy 103 Hottentot 11 Oollea 7 ssnar0- Flea LONGER it is tahen the FA IILLER i Me quant natod Wilbut He was elected chairman Foltareof Takegee for temporary and windows Dom several Protestant clergymen eried to tie- Goldsby i7: -A 1 2 1 0 101 Payne 101 Clonee pa Logan yie It 1 4 i i perm the m0b but their efforta were unseal De 0 lock souville 29 95 -Al 87 4 en Ale Clear necescary to effect theiirtose 0 Mr Foe unanimously 4 One of the perilous killed was widow with two O'Brieu lb 4 Mart 8b 4 1 2 1 1 0 1g erl ever tal chil 8 aMtlauouttil--011n 2929:9901 01 1 $2 SNEW -1 Lig rritiale- 116 Mat McCarthy's Lest 106 Syntex SIR HENRY THOMPSONFRCS Londit length reviewing State and national polt0 -'z I Bitteten 2d 4 4 4 244 1 1 2 Vicksourg- 29 92 -03 78 8 141X 05 Clotidy III oirJoseph Bob 106 PREPARING 1311 ILINTIORS Eeri rr Lew eft ee er re Revoke nee A tics He happily alluded to the latter as Sane 9 ee et eiri mi 29 9 01 74 6 SE '65 Se lit rain Second race one anti one quarter milts- Of all Dr'ss' I HI i ICr Dealers ggss Pan Mineral a s4 ladloworerher ts se isigisg in the meet Loneozt -Sir Henry Ponsonby the Bfiter 18-- 4 0 I 1 6 0 7'14 'y 105 King George 81 Warrington 0 Little neck 29 eel $6 6 II Fair 1441 Queen private secretary had an interview Sehallhaaleo 78-eti 41 4 Galveston-- 2992 04 81 I ell 0 Fair Democratic heart of the South inconsistent with mee nialetoms to eayeelmmeetately attor 1' 1 Ewitis-theeteost devoted loyaltie to the wards the Premier convoked a Cabinet emacil adeepiration that dots not cam which remained lu sashimi two hours All par Ttal i e- 40 e1 Vee te 10 0 Innings 108 Lyourgus 106 Topsy 96 Bootblack Chattanooga 29934 -04 80 2 8 et 00 Cloudy 92 Hilarity 102 'War Sigtei le2 John Memphis 29 87 02 83 le 8 07 Fair Sullivan 87 Keene 102 It h29 th nrm 45p-2 Lonieville 28 88 an I el8 '1" istn Third race the Charles Green 'iktdie '13(k 1 Itt Memphise0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-4 ee heed thetntsrsd ss noponast sixty ties ere prepariug for a geners1 election with 4 1 a 4 3 a a a 1 Indianapolis- 2986 -03 71 14 21 L't rain le I (e el- milet-Montans Regent '118 l'im Ors 4 feverieh hate and anxiety The Liberel whips n' '7 1 Cincinnate-- 2983 74 4 See Thret'n'g I 4 11 l- i 14 ten million el American citizens The next to-day declare that Oladstonlan candidates wii ef Summary: Bone 'earnede-Meraphis a First ettteburs-e- 4 4 5 oe mower 18 Tbe Bourbon 118 B6TY A14 1 itr 4 '4 0' 41 vie ea 1 blow that is aimed at the integrity of 3 the 1 0- ot beattained ineveryconentueuccinGreatBritain base on errore-Nuhville 4 base on eut ---0--- 6 'e 29 8t AM 74 II elt :00 Cloud 1 Brookion 118 May Lady 113 e- 0 auemi flovernoiellt will Onme from be- and Deland within two at 8chneehorrst called belbeeldep fitreek etpeeleee4ere 03 16 NW 00 Clear I' 4 1 mhis 3 Nashville 1 Fourth race 35 mile--Tetp Sawyer 115 i A 3 ilik 3 4 "A el yond the bereets be tho" late Confederate -the chief of the Natiouat Liberal Federation Liumt-eibByphOteLeas lirT beyinnaekeieL117w irtiftbrusent ballefibit Leneroclenque 293 08 81 6 el1e: -00 Cleat 1 with hit Glatitone to-daye Fronts Louise 100 Enter- Ashe106 Il 4 'S 6 9 es tee 4 tr 4 States and should another civil contliot bell been 007-11114TIMI 1 115 Grimaldi 105 Melva 1 0- Mr Gladstone will to morrow einfoem a the Broughton Three beim hit--Earla Illome run Claireee 2987 -07 70 8 el ell eL't rain rase 1 4 4 unfortunately Si rims it will be the Southern of Commons of the Government's BOUM linen -had Double ecys-'-fineed to rie107eee 29 ee 79 8 Surprise 100 A i 1 11 44 4 to 1 Meta that will carry tho flag and keep step am 0- 11- P1112811 1311143-14211211221110 Haus stel ee-- ei: en- et Loui 29 ir -1117 i 0 Cl 17 oud! Fifth race steeplechase full course-Hop 02 Cloudy 0folit many' terrible Rehm poot emit --le 'be fetlefines settee end pains ele itereolt r'' 'to the muele of the tralon-q '( i 14Lf14 TO APPIAL TO tee Fare i Time Otgaille-Tw 0 hoUrs and thirte Leavenworth 29 87 -07 86 7 00 Fen Sing 146 George McCullough 152 Little- EmsIielov TONI1A11311 ii Ott and what suffering le caused by these a Mks' to ratitheawl gratifying Weis thatin view of live m11771817 717P1re-aeB7775Slee Omaha- 20 91-01 38 8 Clear fallow 143' A li 154 MA ror hervons licaderbe co li )1 pp ttl obtaining the necessary Votes of supply toe iert4uoctee' 0 elieeuee: re 277meeckeeee 22 88 00 pate a OW 6 game was briniontly played ot both sides the -Rainfall inappreedable ghbred TItinemee Colts were sold headachea Relief may be from Nervous eietemegt is 00t a eeice probable comlicitions that there hi even -e a tide over theelections Parliament will prob 2 Neuralgic Sick the use of -ele PA331 Ermine MD St Pare Mint not a inapicloa of Managing in this coo ably he eteseptee on Ituse26 The uovetueseue CuiteeN000e June 9---113pechola-The locals Cheyennet 2984 1 11! re 9 el Clear: reetelNee Mlle Headache- by Which le not A cure-all but "teem Med Tesorteme in uses of Nearreele i 1 r' wention nor intimation of contest as to the whips are Ikell nag-Line regarding the prospects Non to-dareWee Dorn 'Atlanta easily The Dee'mte-fee- W85 2 9 1'1' 2 Nei Yatut 'June 9--- Special I--Forty- WhiCh 18 2 cure for Nervous Illemecen with tICCAWS in almost every Imee900 ao Neuralgia roprietary cine in strictly Neuralgic tonne it le unexcelled" 1 eTnelority of the oftioerse The chief absorb- 01 the Liberals i the coming elections owing to a great dearth of funds awl suitable candi- mails winning by knocking Conway out et the Thunderstor here to-day 0 licarroir Cinelluiatt Oleo 1 e' '7' Inn topic' was' the eonteet for Governor Charles Reed of Sum nor Bead ache and Gout No eneureansin teem lnedi'llas orerl 4 box In the nith lnuinge- making five earned 'e 1 Them watt little' margin 'left for mistake eall Ett- tali ebteinod such 'emit endorsemen Ours th ole" MeNtGitati awd tly a- A 114104 LOW' of the most dietingebbed ion at theeast end of tendert where disorders it rues Striter was then substituted The tele re or -Broca Iszwipirt: 7 county sold tweitty-six for $14605 'dense' ng on both sid was fine The ies Matters bit 7 4 el 7 (pt Franklin of Sumner County sold medica he State TAppleuse) feared tee Irish of Rotberhithe Bermondse Hart wll but failed tobunch them Oranam's DlyBeio rniessiort it Tgy HznateNS I 1) St ThastIll144 ri tlemen of t- Clayton eel1trt umps seven for 11200 the averege being $1600 POE SALE SY ALL DRUGGIST PRIOR ONE DOLLA PER BOTTLE 3 DAW1100 applause MoiLler011 fapplausee and Wapping having become greetin excited A running catch of two dies to center both being in 24 ours ending at Iffie le Me June 9 This is the bestayersge sold thleyear Dwyer tt A mELLIER Bele Proprietor 709 awl lit Werkineerlen AVENUE sr ti Timms "ow! tun supply et etectives has imen atationed te Lithe Mend When eaughtrwas ehe lelaing smeeietieueridien time: paigiving for set iewly orm--11 i an se 4 nobl i protect railway depots river subways tee tow feature Chattemoogleal 512oonseoutive hits in 4 1 1 A0099 09919914 te quartette each of them being goonutely of Reedthe twenty-four highest prices gihundred and ilible in every respect '7 He spoke sALcrotto 80srtzW leis openly Hued thee CHArremootee- a a P0 A dig m1- one of Franklin's three thonsand i I et 034110173 Water Itimi: ill hi heat am as so tee or C4 1 of the OADVaS3 being carried on in a A INRIAII ouleaRAL ol Mai Iso Cirallaalo 73eree-e-reeti PERRY'Lgr 1 sr and other pla me gond all strategies are nap the was the baiting Mitten Official score one nee t'of high morality and otinoluding admenithe e-r'''' 3' Cross ii 1 1'e1- 1 et ft ilffils ft 100 it eighteen htindred aid twenty-live His I -Are ta the ranktolAlabarea Democracy 14)7 Tee garciorcou whirs have beta a unassa A''''''t''''' Heinemaneb feee440 it 017 Let 0 0 Oeiro 20 oClunge-ei4heio40o 1 0-1 i 2 4 A oe tta 8 'd Id s' 0 9 0 0 4 dre so on or le 1 is hatchin theoutoo of th rece htical ed them 'AI ple0e sell sacrificing patriotism 0 81 la 0 0 lento I io i 0 '1 0 1 0 0 Geat TTp's Wavelet brotight eleven bun- --jig ewee) elected i end decided to organize with the petilleal as Amadei tatePee" et le ncienatie even hundred and fifty Cen onsiJackson fdering the ee irt C1 Temporary fficers were sod eutenoe et the Csereaemtheso a Dart to Abet in Leyte lti f' I 4 2 0 eie -17 0 0 Lo iseillA 10 6 1 i -4's I Brass Foundry and achtne flop' 0 2 1 2 1 I 7 vigorous execution Of the stringent laws Countiee called Lists of delegates were oppositio home role candlclatect Maui the Bart 4-- --e 2 0 1012Phis 18 1 1 against gainhilbeeiti this section the Bales 13 0 tr- 4 elections -) 4 4''' 4' L1 i )''2 '''l 4 i-ai tf 0 4 r- o't -t 4 14 t4 4 ealeee fa- 4-i-t fa- pee oriewts vot as having i Time144 in the on 14 4 9 4 1 -4 Il 'I i 00-IIM04 EtCollego Stret3t dogitislaaudiormCiaat organizations were forming a Radical party to oppose eiret ham Total ieee e1 It il I 1 41W10 01641 4 1 I IS 2 Pittabitrit4 6 -i MORTON irnAcIt oppointedJe There are bug three connoting berlain and his Metaled durin the impending qit L0112 le 0 Benierne Beetle' Zitne 0-First 'rice rat- e'le Arreteurao- en-J14am to 11f s- s0-eee- ldelegettion from Lowndes Greene and Mie- Parliamentary -0' A 3 ee se 2 0 Jobbery Mi- 7" 7 I year -olds fieeeigbthe- of mile-War 2 '-'1 re CONTRACTOR FOR TUE '''-gan Counties i 'Mc Justin Mettatby will stale en atiecterint 611' e'en 0 -1' le 1011r inthe United States in Seetember a a i 1 oi a ta esee WON by a length 211A1COOtt Jongleuse third -i-n-Cenel Haiti" 1771' At -3 Adjeurned until 4 Atelegrajible mesuee was received this ller oote Le 0 2 0 eldest Menai Corps IL 8 Ji-e Tiwe't 97184X I 1' I ''''41 'I fligtOR Of 'Steam 'tall lo tab On reassembling the Credential Commtte noon ft0111 the fetteeit' by eltreoleeetoale It is 14171711 Illere s- 4e 2 '4'7114 2 4) -1 if tr a I or 1 rave tremeteeiglithe of 331 je-John- I ee? I ie 11 Lynch itee eiii iim 0 1 10 ::0 110 ef Blame third Time 1:04 P00 0 00' 1 ie! Mullen' woe by threalengths Richeele eecend bite being resell obey adjourned netie understood to riontain Her Majesty sanctin ottleker pet'0 0 111 i -e-Te i torhodissolo ei ttion of Paretionent- n9 Oi1 i 4'' et 0 1 Ce 1''' web rridearteee-WH hle7 4 li Wininehe5 Third 1-eate NAM rce one mile a --Aleck i 1 Poblic or Private liml t4--J: 1- 9 to-morrow 1 i 'i if Tbe pereObelle et the feenotetttioneguldn't irowee eft a treeeeee eie es COnWal 9 el" Waliarele I 0 0 I 7040 't I I Thto Itgefiji Keine slowly -the mete ehowing Artent secone' Yeutter third fit iliell i oe mproved n' Ie te opts of thetfivest I 1" bet el? 19 --e 1I el 1 trk 86P on1 f'' 4 4 I I Wh 1 Ito rt a i nue trooklyer latNie Stakes for 4 yeat ee 1- I rqLrL41- -'-Ir brainiest end most representative bodies v-'i 80 '''''t a- dok '01 --a --i The new eteamere'll? leBedfaid Will 3 etre i 1 N10 le- -1 tree LNG Al terifeller: al eel: 11110tas o0foff4 0 104404 AD to-day ate Ilk er Reeatt and ti it nay pons olds oue and -fourth noiles-Exile won by 4 a' efe eree -9 111Oliver smith bled 'eV 010 hitsloria -espitoL two leegths Greenfiele eecond Emelt' third 1---e- 14--(44- Worthington Blike Dean Steam leaned Iv 'tottiartieSulie a ill-ol'his a in et Intalnett feu eieee see 1 -0 eeeee oeeee Speetilation Millie es tO'whoevillearrythe -1 '48Beet -eala- 8- 1 The Mesmer le Rhea wile leave Friday MIR Throe 201101 et see 1' '1 r- 11 7-' 41---'-' Haveu's Elevators 1 and Juesee a cloverlone selso 1 old Zion Church Miss leanneeTindelletephent Chateenooga-yeetee 0 0 1 y0 5 0 0 -0 ill---6 -o'clock Mreleaduenh eetareineile Mee points on Filth Tame-One and one elirloth frofleaEtee 't -eerie-de-74 Amite Compound isei enuotocoVeled'prisee for -Goeerboree Esen son' of Maim Co 11 't Ma II ail 01'0 1' 11 9 0 0-2 044 frequent remarki on ea ri enry ar ni an ereee the Lewer unmherulae et third Time 11 4 will won by five lengths Tunis lecondGonfalos 1 efteweenniemeneoMeoeele i -ve: ret a 13 candidate tout a -Ifirge -folloviing- From of Midway alt Were 'ern tett rriage the sammaretegateett'rene-Chattaneette6 le re 0 57 ito i tileamelattrial ng Better 7' 4- 1 -e le tinir streogth hourly Retie ete-litte ell officiatibre les Bleeheneen luta pouble plays--Graham to Letis Two "el 76? el 7' Dtgeeeetiere te I ierieee 0 a -p EATElt'It N-6 1 -twee i -abalone' whom the Alabama dalteaticocieted lathe greet grand4aughtetiel 1110Veelas Whiee base hits--Graharn Creme LevrisLyone keppee 4' 7 7 l't 'W008- R18-11l te i Ap! 4' I -1? cc 0o smallest o- tee ensey art ot tee misuses 40 -wention Hon Thomas Seay of Hale late Stephensoneno came trona athestree 11 Ci ta- Wild deb Hart I Striker st -strong's with 'thd la es- eased bails- coe blementaiee Turtle Jima -Ente au falle 2 41 DOI leeathercloudy Arrived--OttieCin '-ee A itiyeei Frietione and tiletaltsts and 681 atis irs781 gut" 8LnalL rt7eneele climate' le 0 tee 1 17 4 lintDON euel ii-Eee suctog us Aecot Heim -Le Gaspipt teas and noon fietings Sheiting 111111e: re Steam rlaneee all kinds of eject) Ejectors Inepiretors- aed Lubricatore Blabber Hose Ce-oth tinm and Asties et l'acting te hunt the new Leather and all kinds et Steam'Punips Free and teeters PemPa bIGS-01 11170-nels Dollen Mi ve President-ofthe Alabama Senate a die' with them rounded Zion obtrehe et winch he Cesetenoognae'2 tutelar eeeaettee 1 'I a litte y-fteef' keen' -'-5rha race fur the get el CUP ever hi nevus beams Saaa- 0- UNNICIDK CI -14-- Tittle course was won Glibert's aged chest- 1141 tingielehed refined eeholarly gentle was for manyeleare Plater w71 et 1hese nweie bone37 miuues Cmplee-Breerten 5 0 feet and riming slowly Weather isloudyi nut horse Despair hoeing ere 8yrerle SpZilcatiene and botimat furulabe4 it ell timer: Telephone CA 1 sous le A i Mane 1 ist41-now moss' prominendy Lair 111rnmain etre soon' gym and i 3--1 feet elute calm Argenta 05e1acheete a4s' I black telt- Le Geissler second' Col Offiy Jae Sidney lifeline all -the ethers heehaw CHARIMITOn ie ee01118Te mentioned is the 'ultimate choice bele 11 e2 tegre cuue ar at ZION CHAILISTON 8 Jana 9 Speciall--Tb CINCINskn 4- June- 9 Bieee 10 lea 8 inches Crowe-limes 6-yeavoldr brown home Kinehe :7 Of the No matterwht of the She At also granddaughter of Mre Willis Jones' game of the aeries was wo an eas IT by 4 follitl i 'eatber cloudy and leol Departed Oink es quartette is Ohoseu1 Alabuns will et a formerly a wealthy enter of West ennessee Cbarlesto tO-day by a 'core of 12 tot Conway -Jam" r17 Gag lli einn 011 mce for the Ascot Derb ear stakes fee 3-y :4 l' '''''Cif 'e' I te 141 over the 8winlY con i was won by Me eV eke' 3 14 ene e-: le ei 444::: I good governor eTlabs best of holies pre- tied the nly child of atepbsolion a pretat and Sutcliffe held the points foe Augusta for two CANTHA01 TECH June i te36 ieee m- unneon0 brown eottlit Merin MrChildwicieg '1- e'ee e- 4 nsee e-- 'etre Ine'reee' 'My i Menge There are timely 800 delegates pro' neat ei11771777 el tate "U47 d' fr of euperfor intent rune limier during which Charleston made eleven River 17 feet and risCog slowly eeeather chedanit colt Saraband second Lord Bred- 7P1) ee9" iiiieteel- clieieene'eleeiIen ta Miss Steveneen is we in an the tbird inning Marbeidge was pot in clotady wind southwest rainfall 0 14 incb es lord's bay colt the nendone on third 0 3 -e Nee eleei -ekee: et ee krie ant and fully as many followers' 7 I 4 genee refinement arid culture whiled graces the box with lioy as- catcher and the locals Lotnevues June 9 eHliee is fallin Th with rune for th core Act stak for sr ve efie eeeere" teee virt 4 1 1 4-i1i The Chancery Convention of the Ratan have always won for her the esteem of the old were held down to onto run eehing and bloYe 5 feet to inches in the canal anti 3 feet 10 inches old -em over Vi-e Coronation mile was wn by Primo re 4 a 4 141''P 4' i oeels 'Abenholme A 1 'T''- --r- -'( A '4a7 -a Division renominated Hon: 13-0 MoSpad the edmiration an di homage of the young were the battery for Charleston Weyhing on the falls Bushmen kotee bay filly Argo en good Weather cloudy goit el "el i 410 s'se 1111e the 114esee den of Cherokee present incumbent tbrnughout her large soci al acquaintance at pitched a iniperb game giving the visitors only and wet 1 chestnut filly Brow Lute secon id Lord Ellen lee tt eee 4 er ie i tioj1 4 te by acclarnatione Chancellor' Foster of bores and abroad Mt martin is a large stock four hits while the lettisr 'batted tetrway and Thiresonvitte Tuts el 'lone --Igtoecial)- mire's bay filly Cataract third There were ie 'lee er 1 4 1 i''-' f-' i'-' 1 I raiser at Midti region wa by ir Ey sire it the member of the firm of the blue Surelln-e tor as sad 6 sifourteen leba bi er te ineluteing three 1 The river is 15 feet on the gauge and falling six starters -eeler er pl -eiee-ree i :0 Southern Division bee no oppsition I ee giaR eg inggg 1 Judge John Te Hubbird of the Second of martin 1hompson tr Cu e' meek dealers of Innings: ''er lie Ii- slowly Weather eloudy with 'occasional rain 4 er e' eke ele eF e'e-si 7 1 Congressional Distriot wee reemininated by New Weenie aseekateuemme: 4 7 0 0 :140 0 0 042 showers NO arrivals or departaree i Cogswell Arrested we i r43-e e'e a handsome majority The city is filled At 6 clock the large ooncourse of friends Mid August 0 6 0' 0 0 0 I 2 ill 8 eee" 2 1 'aee Se LOUIS June 9bilver 'la kW by genet etee meee 0 ylaA1 1 1 kil -1 with strangert' The torninatioel -061f'' T'' the been Bested by the usher Jones Robert Watkins A' Reins end -4818177 Clara Iti I' Earned 'irtme--Charleetort 5 Struck out-By -By fl 237W hing 4t- by MarbridgeL Find ban 84d8l ew f)firitn2A City nt ICatChea" New "I and sultry Arrived-Port API 0-- -4 1 'ilk i --414 6k'lL'' Vs4- Fred Cogswell who shot and killed r7" 4t 4 'z' tit- 4 1 alletbsorblog topc: i Ctimacellor Cobb of cape Th Vance Thompson bridal eeir on leans Departed te of New Orlte New Or Ji 1 4'410' 1 1 the Western' Divisio n' was -renominated unattended marched up the ale of the quaint aauerl a Unarlearell 8" leans Hudson Oleo Rime? Alexander in I personal difficulty I set Soh- n'e 7eteeileeeeeer I esANANSA items 9 3 Ark tonIghtt and picturesque old courch beautilay deco ree CAIRO June 9-11-River 20 feet inches and fall- day at Grayson' Landing eurren- 1- 1 7 elI 8 enent et 1 rated for the mansion while the sweet strain SAVANNA Ge June le-Cepeetall-Th Bret hog Weater Moudy midiarm Heavy rein M0 'this afternoon an 1 red hi if Oil aft 1 Id 4 o---144- 4 3 et June 9-The river ill feeling of the wedding march executed- by Mime Cont of the series of games between Macon and ilee this afternoon Amieedetterrea Bowen be- f4rnet re ee sunk 0 000 it 7 1 vattsvitz With 10 feet 4 'nehmen thegange Rain nearly Einbry eveu ug a forth epos the Inlet I varnish opened tuis everibleeitit itla a fair tte 1 ft Lo 1 2 D' in the ow noes 01 to nt retail- of awa a requirlition 11" all day Departed-John 911bert Teetneeme air soca was ty buten end great lard Nashville 3 Departed-Clyde Ohio 3' from the Governor of Arkansas Bs 'Pi' i '-'1Wasia alyett 114 elf 4 Standing under a CaneeF of whitellowers and disaatisfaction It expremed among spespectators le in Bowes' Druillard Nashville eleirne to have acted in self-defense A i 1 1 1 -r 1 1 I --4 Ltgli-a--' 4Romengal F'.