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JOHN T. LEWIS & BROS. CO., Philadelphia. iv (J ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE SWEET CAPORAL CSGARETTE Hat stood the Tett ot Time MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHKV BKAnua uumuiniu ,l!31i X J J J i -s vat ar li VIM Assailant of Captain General Mmo- Rivera Shot to Death. THREE VOLLEYS EEQUIEED. Twice tlio Ittillcts of the Soldiers Sped Into tlio Man's IJody After It Was I'ros trnto Tho Culprit Wns lirnve Up to tho Very lind. Madrid, Juno 6. Major Glnvljo. tho assailant of Cnptnln Gouoral Prlmo-Rl vera, wns phot this morning. At S3 q'olook Clavljo wns awakenod. by, tho guard ond tho seu'tonco ot tho court martial and tho war minister's confirmation of tho finding of tho court woro road to him. Tho oon domuod man listened to tho reading with out showing any signs of emotion. Ho complained, .howover, that ho had not been allowed to got a good night s sloop. Aftor tho reading of tho death warrant, Major Clavljo slowly hut In a Arm. hand wroto his Indorsement upon tbo document oonvoying his sontonco and afterward was vlsltod by two cousins with whom ho con versed for some tlmo. ilo oxhlbltod no signs of remorse or foar. Aftor taking luavo of his cousins Clavljo wroto faroWcll lottors to his parents and bts sweothcart. Ho occasionally rpoko to his guards, and asked thorn questions as to tho condition of G on oral Rlyorn, whom lio had attompt od to kill, oppressing hope that bo would recovor. Tim Hide to Death. At 5 o'clock he was conduotod to tho prison chapol, whora ho attondod mass and mado confessions. Ho was then Informod that his oxooutiou was fixed for 7 o cloak on tbo field of San Isldro. Though tho guards woro already undor arms awaiting tho order to proceed to Snn Isldro with tho condemned man, thero was sotno delay In starting, and tho procession did not lonvo tho prison until a quartor past 7 o clock. As Clavljo loft tho prison ho was partly surroundod by priests, whom he salutod qulotly. A carrlago awaited him at tho prison entrance, and as ho stopped insido the vohlclo, together with tho.priosts, It was surrounded by an infantry guard nnd tho march began. Arriving at Snn, Isldro, Clavljo doscondod from tho carrlago with tho air of a man who had oomo out far a plcasuro drive. As bo allghtod ho was surrounded by tho prlosts of the Brathorhood of Ponance and Charity, whom ho salutod gravely. Ono of tho priests steppod forward and voilod tho condomnod man's oyes with a bandkorcblof and then withdrew, lpavlng Clavljo standing nlono nwaitlug tho fatal moment. Tbo splendid military bearing of tho condomnod man arousod the sympa thy of all prosout, tho olllcor in command ot tbo guard being noticeably affoctod, and thero woro traces of doop omotlon in bis voice as ho gsvo tbo on) or to lira Indeed, ho and many otuors present woro mora dooply movod than was tbe condomnod man himself. Three Volleys Necessary. As the order was glvou to flro a volloy thoro was a roar of muskotry, and Clavljo foil with throo bullets In his head, but ho was not yot dead. Seeing that ho movod, tho ordor wns clvon to fire another shot, which took effect in tbn chhi, and as there was still motion In tho body anotbor shot wns 11 rod Into bis boart Clavljo bolm? then pronounced dead, bo troops mnrcbod past tho body and roturnod to thoir quar ters. Tho largo crowd which had assomblod In tho square Tgroanod in horror at sooing tbo soldiers flro throo times upon tho un fortunato olllcor, twice Into his prostrato body. Clavljo, in his defonse, claimed to bavo boon porsooutod by tbo captain gonor.il who, ho assorted, actod under tho influ onoo ot a domlmondaino who had a grudge against blm. Ho also clatmod that tho general had caused bts pay to bo withheld, with the rosult that be beenmo so flls tvossod financially as to bo obliged ropoat odly to appeal to tbo gonoroslty of his frlonds. Tbo judgo advocato, bowovor, de manded that tho sontonco of death ho im posed upon tbo prisoner. Counsel for Cla vljo pleaded oloquqntly for morcy on tbo ground that tbo captain was not on duty when honttaokpd tho captain general, that ho had been twlco plaood under modloal supervision on tho supposition that his mind was derange!, that ho had galnod promotion on tbe fjQid of battlo and on tbe ground that tbo imposition of a (loath sen tonco would be a sovoro blow to tho aged fatbor and mother ot tho' prisoner. In splto of . this appoal, tbo court pro nounccd tho prisoner guilty nnd sontonced blm to death, wbiob sontonco was cnrrlod out as already stated. Tho Ilndsnn lllver ISrldge. Washington, Juno 5, Tho fight over tbo Hudson river brldgo Is now fairly on, nnd today thoro wns received at tho war department a bulky mass of papers from tho Now York sldo of tbo Now York and Now Jorsey Brldgo oompanlos, transmit ting plans for tho. bridge, resolutions udopt- ed by tbo company and by tbo Now York bridge commissioners. Tn l'lnil the Whitings liodlcs. Boston, June 6. General A. Yoarrn of ypnozuojn and TJiomns . Homor of this cltyi' both intlmato trlends of 'Professor Harold Whiting, who perished with his family In tho Collma disaster on tho Pa olflo ooast last week, loft hoio today to tuako an effort to obtain soma trace of the Whitings, and It posslblo rocovor their bodlos. A Ilrnkemnn Gets 815,000. Lyons. N. Y., June 5. In tho oounty court Kdwln A. Baton of Newark socurcd n.yMdJtttoJlikQ0" against tjio New York dontral'finij Hudson lllyor Hallroad coni pony, ns damages for tlio Joss of both ot his logs at the Bcown streot orosslug in Rochester on Nov, 0, lbOO. Eaton was n brakoman at tbe tlmo. A l'ecullnr Sinnshnp. Middlktown, N. Y., Juuo 5. A west bound Krlo freight train nt Horsoshoo curvo was running at tho rato of 30 miles plunged on the oast bound track. A" oast bound freight etiuok It T.wonty-flvo care wcro piled up. Ouo brakoman was seri ously lnjurod. Trouble Fiwirud nt I'oonhontos. BtWKFIKUi. W. Va., Juuo B. Moro sol Ulors havo nrrlvod nt I'oonhontns. The conl operators claim that sluco thq partial withdrawal ot tbo roiiltla tho mjpors havo grown bolder, nnd nn orgaulzod nttaok was (earad by tbo oporntors on tho mou In tho mines. JIIlicis' Strike Probable. CnAittESTON, W. Va., Juuo 5. A gen eral minora' strike, in tbe Kanawha iui Kew xlver vsJtey BeemS probablo. "S OAHS'ON MINTjHORTAGL. Only a Small Amount of Stiver Discovered on Tickler's l'reuilses. Oauson, Nov.. Juno C A Woman nnmod Stowart caused tho arrost ot J, Pfcklor, with wham sho had boon living, for striking her. Lator sho told tho attor neys for John Ii Jones, who Is undor ar rost for being rosponslblo for tbo mint shortage that Plcklor bad n consldernblo amount of bullion from tbo mint socrotod about his houso and yard. Upon making a soarch tfco offlcors dlscovored soveral largo plocosof retorted nmalgnm weighing 10M pounds, principally of silver. Whon opnfrontod with this, Plcklor said It be longed tojils brother In Idaho, who sont It here tu bo coined six months ago, but owing, tq tho troublo In tbo mint bo did not daro so ml it in. Plcklor said It was worth $300, hut tho offlcors think it worth moro. Tho soarch was oontlnuod. Tbo woman said that they would find gold granulations, but if thoro woro any Ploklor had disposed of thorn, sho stntoU that Ploklor had boon stoallng bullion from tbo mint for somo tlmo. Jonos' at torneys bollovo that this dlscovory will load to something tanglblo soon. Ploklor was In tbo smoltlng room undor tbo Garnatt administration soveral years ago, and un dor Adams, tho prosout superintendent, but was not omployod undor Hoofer. , An Aged Couple's I.ouc Tramp. Cures, N. Y,, Juno 5. Horaoo North and wifo, an old couple, olad In rags, have arrlvod hero aftor a tKmp of -180 milos. Up to a yoar ago they livod hero. Rela tive In Michigan wroto glowing lottors tolling of easy farm worK nt good wages, and tho old couple startod for Michigan. Soveral wcoks ago orth found hlmsolf without n dollar. Ho and his wifo docid od to start for their old homo on foot, and did so. Ilrennnn nnd Dnnfeo May Meet. RocriESTEit, Juno 5. Arrangements nro on foot for a sparring match of lli rounds botwoon Paddy Jironnan ot Buffalo and Joe Dunfoo of Syraouso at Ontario Beach or somo rosort in this vicinity, on tho Fourth of July. Tho only thing that stands in tho way of a mooting botwoon tbo mon Is tho question wbetbor Billy Maddon will oonsont to assumo charge of tho affair. The Cuban Itobelllon. Havana. Juno 5. Tho polloo of Sontl ago do Cuba havo captured two prisoners, belonging to Macoo's band, who woro found to be In possession of dooumonts connoctod with tho Cuban commtttoo of New York. A dispatch from Guuntauamo announcos tho surrondor ot 40 lnsurgonts at that placo, and at Sagua do Tauamo, In tbo samo pravlnco, an additional hand of 45. Off For IIti7.7ard's Hay. Washington, Juno 6. Mrs. Clovoland and her two children, accompaniod by Mrs. Olney and hor daughter, loft Washington today on tho colonial express for tbo prosl dont's summer homo at Gray Gablos, Buzzard's Bay, Mass. At Provldenco Mrs. Clovoland will tako another train to Buz zard's Bay. whlla Mrs. Olnoy will go on to Falmouth. Tho Patch Kmbezzlement Case. , Haveiuiill, Mass., Juno 5. W. & Patch, cbargod with ombozzling $4,000 from Knipo Bros., shoo manufacturers, was arraigned in tho police court today nnd hold in $4,000, bonds to .appear in court on Juuo 11. Patch admits taking $1,500 of tho firm's money. It is statod that tho case may bo settlod out of court. To Investigate tho Collma Disaster. San Fhancisco, Juno 5. Tho fedoral govornmont Is said to havo decided to mako a thorough investigation ot tho Co llma disaster, which cost so many livos. It is not imprrbublothat tho stato author ities may tako n hand In tho affair, and thoro is already talk ot criminal proceed ings. French Keverses In Madagascar. Paris, Juno 5. Advicos recelvod horo from Antananarivo, Island of Madagascar, say that the Kronen advauco into tho In terior from Mojunga has been ropulsod. It Is added that tho mortality among tho French troops on account ot tho various fovors pooullar to tho Island Is increasing. A 111;; ColonlzAtlon Scheme. San Bernardino, Cal., Junfl 5. Final papers havo boon slgnod whoroby tho Co lumbia Colonization company booamo pos sessed of all right, titlo and lutorcst of tho Victor Reservation company and the pur chasers havo taken formal possession ot the proporty. Spnrtlnc Mnn Killed by a Lawyer. Savannah, Juuo e. Philip Fltzpat riok, proprietor of tho Gayetyhall and one of tho bosj known sporting mon In this vicinity,5' was shot ond killed in Butler's Warsaw inn at Thundorbolt by Charloa Loud, a prominent attorney. Sir Charles Murray Head. London, June 5. Tbo Times announcos tbe doatb In Paris of the Right Hon. Sir Charles Augustus, Murray, K, C. B. P. C. Ills' first wife was an Aniorlcan, Mlsa Elizabeth Wndsworth, daughter of tho lato Jarnos Wadswortb. Alfeged llnrglars Arrested. Boston, Juno B. Jeremiah Brown and Thomas MoMnnus ,woro' arrestod by In spectors on suspicion of having committed tho burglary In Caspor, Berry & Co.'s liquor storo on Lovorott streot yostorday, whon tho safo was blown opon and $1, 800 takou. Brown, McManus and a third man, who osonped, woro Intozlcatod and woro scattering hnndfnUof coin to gamins on Blaokstono street. Government After Illegal Fencers. Denver, Juno 6. Tho United Statos authorities aro on tho warpath against oattlo companies and prlvato individuals guilty of fencing in publio lands. J. It. Lewis of Morgan county, who aoknowl- od god that bp appropriated 3,00') acres to bis porsonal use and surroundod tho same with a wlro fenoo, has boon placed undor a bond of $500 to answer boforo Judgo Hallott A IJrlstol (1'a.) Mystery, Bristol, Pa., Junq 5. Tho body of Miss Annlo Kay, a woman of 35 years, who had boon In tho Episcopal hospital, Philadelphia, for soveral weeks, but had moro recently mado hor homo with John Lawronoo's family, on' Ponn streot, Bris tol, was found In tho Ilarltau canal. Sho was to havo startod for Bridgeport, Conn., today. Tbo coso Is shrouded In mystery. Tho Konrlck-Kaln Mutter. Rome, Juno 5. With roaard to the con fllotlng reports concerning tho archdlocoso of St Louis, nil that can bo ascertained with ccrtalntyMs that tbo docreo of tlife congregation of tho propaganda, datod May 131, makes no chaugo tn the titles of Arohblshops Konrlok, and Kaln, but loaves the latter still a coadjutor of tbe THE DARRISJIY8TERY Another Suspect Is Arrested While Fighting In the Street. WAS THE PAL OF LOOKMEYER VHIy Flynn Declnres lie Is Altogether Too Tender llenrted to Commit JIurdor, but Admits tho Soft Impeach ment ot llurelaryi New York, Juuo 5. A row at tho oor nor of AVonun A and Twelfth street onrly todoy rosultod In tho arrant of Billy Flynn. nllhs Mike Smith, tbo Butler Harris mur der Suspect, for whom tho police havo boon looking. Flynn was tho pal of Fred Lookmyer, who wns arrested as a suspect In tho iilUr der caso n few days ago, nnd who Was aft erward discharged whon np convincing ovldonco was found ngnlnsfrilm. Tho arrest of Lockmcycr wits rondo on Information furnlsliod by tho woman Koto Ctomlo, who bad boen arrested for disor derly conduct In tbo houso 01 Knst Fif teenth streot, whoio Flynn and Lockmoyor lived. Sho told ot tho suspicious notions of tbo men on tho afternoon of tho Harris murdor. Sho nftorwnrd denied tho story that sho hnd previously told. Flynn was said also to havo boon tho pal of Louis Dlttmotlor, tho allogod bur glar, who was undor arrest at tho York vlllo prison at tho tlmo Kate Cromio was there and told hor story. Dlttmclcr wns accused of robbing tbo houso ot Jucob Lon don, at 310 Fast Flftloth street. Ho said bo was tho lovor of Annlo Shlolds of (115 Knst Flfteonth street, who hnd mado tbo obargo against Kato Cromio. How Flynn Wns Arrcsteil Patrolman Lark In saw tho row today, and ran to quoll It. Ono of tbo mon es caped. Tho othor, Blliy Flynn, was arrest ed. Tho dotectlvos foar that llttlo will de valop from tbo arrost, as tboy havo against Flynn about tho samo ovldonco that they had against Lockmoyor. As tho latter was discharged, they bo Hoto, as far as tho Harris murder caso Is concerned, Flynn will bo disohargod ulso, Somo of tho older dotectlvos, howover, fcol conlidont that' in Klyi.n thoy huvn found a man who is Implicated in tho slaying of Harris. Flynn was tukon before Justice Burko In tho Kssex Markot pallco court and re manded to tho East Fifty-first streot sta tion. Ho will probably bavo a prelimi nary hearing nt Yorkvillo court Nothing Incriminating was found on him whon searched nt tho station house Flynn Is known among his friends ns tho "Junkman." His method In carrying out n burglary is to drive a wagon up to tho corner nearest tho Jionso ho may havo in mind, then walk loisuroly Into tho houso, and, If not soon, tako whatever be can got. When caught, ho always mako tho plea that ho was tbora to buy junk. Two months ago ho wns caught In tho room of Mrs. Edward Kelly, wifo of tbe blinker, at 17 East Thlrty-socund street. Mrs. Kolly bad just como In from n shop ping tour. As sho ontorcd tho room sho saw Flynn walking over to" her jowol case whero thoro wna $3,000 worth of jowolry. Sho nskod tbo man what ho wnntod and ho repllod that ho was thoro to buy junk. Ho Got Oir Busy. "Woll, this Is n queer placo to buy junk," said Mrs. Kolly, aud with that sliu caught hold of tho burglar anil soroameu. A sorvnnt ran to hor nsslstnuce, nnd the two women hold Flynn whlloauothor serv ant wont for n policeman, who arrested blm. Mr. Kelly appeared against tbo prlsonor In tho Yorkvillo pollco court tho following morning. Ho found that Flynn had takou nothing from his house, and snld ho wns not Inclined to ho hnrd with tho follow. Flynn recolvod only ten days on tho Island. Whon quostlouod about the Harris mur dor caso today, ho snld: "Why I novor killed thntman. Look nt tbo Kolly caso in which I was mixed up. If I wns a hnd man, I oould havo dono Mrs. Kolly, but I havon't tho hoart to kill anybody." Another cbargo against Flynn Is that, with tho prisoner, Bittmolor, ho robhod tho houso of Dr. Blssell, 15 West Flfty olghth street, whlob Is noxt door to the homo of ox-Chlof of Polloo Byrnes. labels Cornell "Dangerous." London, Juno 5. Sporting Llfo todny says: "Never sluco tho nppoarnnoe of tho Hnrvnrd team of 1800 havo a moro formld ablo Auroricaa 'pomblno' than that of Cornoll throrfn down tho gauntlet, and thoy must doubtloss bo labolod 'danger ous.'" Sporting Llfo prefers Florlzel for tho Manchester oup, hut says : "If It wore n straight course, wo would not opposo Banquet. Anyhow, ho may bo viotorlous. " Houses nnd llnrns Unroofed , Fatktteville, Ilia, Juno 5. A torriflo wind and rain storm struck Fayottoville. Tho two story brlok .houso belonging to tho ostato of tho lato Louis Hedwlg was demolished aud half a dozon otbor bouses and barns woro unroofod. No ouo was se riously injured. Tho rainstorm assumed tho character of a watorspout aud tho wa ter was six Inches dcop in tho stroots of tho town. Liberal liellglonlsts Meet. Chicago, Juno C. Tho Aniorlcan con gross of llboral religious societies hold Its oponlng session In SInal temple, Rev. i?,, K. Pewhurst of Indianapolis. W. L. Shel don of St. Louis, Rev. J. M, Pullman of Lynn, Mass. , Dr. H. W. Thomos of Chi cago, Rabbi Hlrsch and others spoko. Tbe nudlouce represented 35 towns, ranging from Massachusetts to Dakciut. Thn Allsa's Contradictory Itaees London, Juno 8. Tho Poll Mall Ga zotto ascribes tho Allsa's success In tbo Mediterranean and hor failure In England, to tho fact of hor having boen (le-slgnod as n possible cballougor tor tho A morion's oup, In tho ovont thst Lord Dunrnvon should find hor superior to the Valkyrie under conditions governing racos In JSow York bay. MoAdon Visits I'ort Aikmia. NBwroitT, R. I., Juno 5. Assistant Seorotary of tho Navy William MoAdoo vis ltod Fort Adams today and was received with military honors. Ho loft for Wash ington In tho afternoon. Uditors Visit Hok, Smith. Washington, Juno 5. About 16 mom bora of the South Carolina Editors' aesooi atlon, row visiting this oity, oullod by op polntuiiut on Sooretary Hoko Smith today. "L," lUiuil tu Adopt Klectrlcity, Chicago, Juno 5. Tho Lako street ile vated road has doeldod to discard steam and adopt electricity. "DEUMMEBS" IN SESSION. Tlio Knights of tho Grip Itorxirt I'rocreM In lCnllroiul Concessions, SAN Antonio, Tox., Juno B. Tho ses sion ot tho T. P. A. convention wns takon up with tho credentials commtttoo reports, showing that 81) states woro represented and that the total momborsblpof tho asso ciation 13 11,000. Chairman MoCoul af tho rates commlttco roportod tbo material progross during tho past yoar In tho mat tor of intorchangenblo mllo and low excess baggago rates. Tho following roads, ao fording to tho report, havo recently issuod Interchangeable mlloago and havo added to tho list of roads over which thoir books nro acocptod : Tho Big Four, mlloago book acoopted ovor 40 transportation companies; Lnko Shore ond Michigan Southern, 73; Ulnolnnatl, Hamilton and Dayton, i!7 ; Poorla, Docntur nnd Kvansvlllo. 80; Ohio Control linos, 08; Whoollng and Lako Erlo, 73. Tho Toxas and Paclflo has within tho pnst ton days Issuod lntorchnngonblo nillo ogo books good ovor all Its system. The Union Paclflo has Issuod a book good ovor nil its systom at tho rato of 3V6 cents par milo. A 3.000 mllo lntorchangonblo ticket ovor tho Missouri Pacific and Cotton Bolt systoms nnd tho Gould roads in Toxas Is now In print, and tho Union Pnolflc, Ore gon Railway and Nnvlgatlon company and tho Groat Northorn aro Interchanging. Tho Wabash and Monon routes nro also In terchangeable with many roads. Tho ro port will bo adopted. Govoruor Culborson nddrossod tho con vention and was rooolvod with much ap plause Mr. Alanzo Monk rospondod. Fully 20,000 visitors woro In tho city to wltnosa tho battlo of iloweru In tho after noon. Thoro woro 20 beautiful floats In tho parade nnd about S00 handsomely doc oratod carrlagoa Tho convention suspend ed business to watch tho parade Fostmasters Appointed Washington, Juno C. Tbo fourth olasa postmasters appointed today woro: Maryland. Rohoboth, T. P. Trultt Now York. Bolglum, J. E. Drohon; Casoado, G. E. Bakor; Collamor, Harri son Wands; St Andrew, William John son; Salisbury Contor, T. F. Ingrabam; Smlthflcld. W. I). Burns; South Colton, Philip Haley: Whitofaco, O. L. Child; Van Buron, Bortha Smith. Pennsylvania. Clomo, M. J. Stahl; Esbcol, I. L. Long; Pout, G, D. Gates; Por tago, J. J. MoDonnoll; Taylorla, Mrs. J. R. Whltosido. Wagon Factories Ttnrned Jackson, Mich., Juno 5. Flro totally dostroyod tho Collins Cart works. Tho oompony omployed 300 men. Sovoral (eight cars nud sovoral yard buildings and a quantity of fuol ownod by W. N. Boa man woro burnod. Tho flro spread to tbo Fullor Buggy works, but tho efforts to savo thorn woro suoccssful. Tho Collins oompany's loss Is estimated at $50,000. Tho total loss will roach $75 000. Masons Klert O Ulcers. New York, Juno 5. Tho grnnd lodgo F. and A. Masons today oioctcd tho fol lowing offlcors: Grand mastor, John Stow art of Now York; deputy grand master, William A. Sutherland of Rochester; sonlor grand warden, Charloa & Ido of Syracuse The Attorney Gcnornlshlp. Chicago, Juno 5. The Chroniole says: "Thomas Mornn, ox-judge of tho appellate court, and head ot tbo law firm of Moran, Krauso & Mayor, has boen oflorod and has undoubtedly accoptod tho position of attor noy gonoral of tho Unitod Statos." Wages to He Advanced. E Aston, Pa., Juno 5. Tho wagos of tho 600 employees of tho Warren Plpo Foundry and Macbluo shops nt Phllllpsburg, N. J., will bo lncronsod 10 par onnt on July 1. Enu do Gnllle Did Not Ilun. London, Juno 5. Mr. Richard Crokor'a 8-year-old colt Enu do Gnllio did not run in tho Sal ford Borough handicap at Man chester today. Arson First Decree, Forty Years. Albany, Juno 5. Governor Morton has signed tho bill ot J. II. Clark, making tho term of Imprisonment for arson, first do- greo, 40 years. Murderer Giblln Pardoned. Albany, Juuo 5. Govornor Morton has pardoned Charlos Giblln, tho New York murdoror. The Weather. Showors, followod by fair; oastorly to southorly winds. FINANCIAL AND 00MMEE0IAL, Closing Quotations of the New York Stock Kxchange. New Your, Juno 5. Money on call nominal ly 1 per cent- Prime mercantile paper 2JfSKffi percent. Sterling exchango strong and higher, with ncttrnl business In bankers' bills at $1,893 4.80)4 tor demand and at $4.S84.88j for f days. Posted rates. S4.88K.&1.80 and J4.MH4.90. Commercial bills, $4.8754. Sliver certificates, C0J307H: no sales. Bar silver, 6GM. Mexican dollars. 63J4. Government bonds steady. State bonds Inactive. Railroad bonds weak. Closing prices: Atchison o New England IMr.&Qiilncy.... 81M N.J. Central VM a, O., C. & St. L.. 44M North American.. 6MS Chesapeake & O. . 2ft, Northern Paclflo.. 6 Chicago Gas 74)6 Do. pref 18M Cordago 214 N. Y. Central Cotton Oil Zt Omaha 39 Del. & Hudson.. . .mi4 Ontario & West. . 18 Distillers' Trust.. 30 Pacific Mall 38)4 Erie 106 Heading 17H General Electric. 33H Hook Island 68H Hocking Valley... 20H Silver Bullion..... C6s Lackawanna 1G0J4 St. Paul 0654 Lake-Shore 140 Sugar Roflntng... 11754 Lead 3S54 Texas Paclflo 12 Louisville & Nash 5754 Union Pacific.:... 1354 Missouri Pacific.. 38 Wabash pref ...... 1954 Northwestern .... 08 Western Union . . . mi General Markets. New Yokk, June 8, FLOUR State and western dull and lower to sell; oity mills pat ents, $4.855.15; winter patents, $KU0; city mills e'eurs, $UO$4.40; winter straights, $3.76 (31.15. WHEAT No. 2 red opened weak under rains, lower cables and liquidation but rallied toward noon on covering; July, 79 3-1079?4c.! August, 79WTO lWOo. COUNNo. 3 opened lower under favorable crop news but afterward partly rallied: July, 65 7-10O6554e.; September, MX&M D-100. OATS-No, 2 quiet and easy; July, 3S?433c.; September. H$aMv POItK-Dull; new mess, $130014.35; family, $1K)018.M. LARD Inactive; prltno western steam, $0.80 00.854, nominal. UiriTEH-Steady; state dairy, llw17c; state creanmry, 18o. OHKF.6E Quiet: large, K&7o.; small, 5U KOnS-Steady: state and Pennsylvania, 1354 (Sinftc.; western, U'H.13c. SUGAR-Uawnuivl; fair running. 2 15.16c; couulfuutU. W tt, J4tc: rettnod steady and fairly auttv; crushed, 6 l-lajfr&kio.; powdered, iWa IMik-. TL'ltl'ENTlNE-Hull at S054o, SIOLAES-Flrm: Now Orleans. 36c IUCK-Stoady; domestic, 45464c; Japan, THE PANJCJN JIM. Europeans Fear T)at tlio Ucdouins Will Attack tbo Town. SEEKING REFUGE ON SHIPS. riio Allied Powers Are Determined to Stand by Their Original Demands and a Conlllct Is ltegnrded In London as Inevitable Constantinople, Juuo 5. Advicos re solved horo from Jlddah, Arabia, tho sea port town of Mocoa, whoro tho consular officers of Groat Britain, Russia and Franoe wcro recently murderously assault ed, aunounco that a panic prevails thoro and that It Is feared tbe Bodonlns will at tack the town. Tho latter nro hold ro sponslblo for tho attack upon tho consuls which rosultod In tho doath of tho British vlco consul, and n number of thorn woro arrested In consoquonco. This has caused an angry fooling among tho Bedouins, who demand their roloaao nud who throaton to use force If their demand la not cornpllod with. Tho situation la so serious that tho Europeans of Jlddah nro hastily seeking rof ugo on board tho morchant vessels in the harbor, taking with thorn all they pos sibly can of thoir belongings. It Is also stated In tho advices from Jlddah that tho arrival thoro of the Brit ish Modltorranoan squadron, numbering 17 warships of various olassos, is anxious ly oxpoctod even by the Turkish authori ties, aa tho garrison is vory woak. In addition to tho exoltomon caused among tho Bedouins by tho arrest of those supposed to have hcon connected with tho assaults upon tho foroign consuls, the Bod oulus aro dissatisfied with tho quarantine measures which tbo Turkish government has boon oompolled to tako at Mecca at the instance of tho powers, In ordor to pro von t tho Introduction of cbotora Into northorn ports by the return of lnfootod pilgrims from Mecca. Ono Cause of tho Attack. In fact, It is bollovod that theso sanita tion mensuroa woro tho real cause of tbe attack upon tho consuls. Tbe moosuros roferrod to woro quite recently takou under sovoro pressure from tho poworaand at tho Instance of tho Turkish International councils of health, for tho purpose ot cleansing tho holy places froquentod an nually by so many thousands of pilgrims. These sanitary improvements begun In April last at Jiddah aud at other towns ot tbo Hejaz, or pilgrim district of Arabia, and thoy Includo tbo building of hospitals, tho froquent dlslnfoctlon of tho places re sorted to by pilgrims, tbo solootloa by tho boolth offlcors of tho camping places, fur nishing wbolosomo supplies ot water and provisions and gonoral sanitary supervi sion ovor tho pilgrims. To this now order of things tho lattor havo beon strongly ob jecting, looking upon It as an unwarrant ed intorforonco upon tho part of Europeans In their religious oustoms, and it Is foarod that tho so called holy men are exciting tho pilgrims against tho Europeans. It is known hero that tho pilgrims are violently opposed to tbo erection of tho sanitary huts outside of Jlddah, prefer ring to crowd together in their usual dirty fashion in tbo slums ot the city or In tho filthy camps usually used by tho pilgrims. , Uuvoys Awaiting Instructions. Tbo onvoys of Great Britain, Russia and Franco in this oity nro awaiting Instruc tions from their governments In regard to tho situation of affairs at Jlddah as well as regarding tlio refusal ot the Turkish government yesterday nftornoon to agroa to tbe reforms In Armenia which bavo boen proposed by the powers. In this connec tion tho situation of affairs is unchanged. Tho porto's reply, howover, Is regarded aa a momentary buccoss for tho military par ty. On tho other hand, tho polioy of Tur koy In this matter Is criticised by tho Ot toman statesmen, who rogard tho porto's action as disastrous to Tnrkoy. Great Incitement In London. London, Juno 6. Thoro was much ex eltomont In London nnd at the foreign of fice on neoount of tbo receipt of dispatches confirming tho dispatches from Constanti nople, announcing that tho Turkish gov ornmont had rofusod to agroo to tho re forms In Armenia which wore demanded by tho representatives ot Groat Britain, Franoo and Russia. All tho foroign oflioa officials, Including tho eocretary of stato for foroign affairs, tho Earl ot Kimberloy, woro at thoir posts, and havo assembled again nt the foreign office There Is a strong bollot in woll informod clrolo3 hor a that tbo roply of tlio porta was purposoly drafted in unfavorable torms in ordor to galu tlmo. Tho sultan Is lnvlslblo during tho Balram. ono of tbo 'two groat Mobom modan fosttvals ot tho year, which has now commenced. Consequently tbo powers, it Is assorted horo, will now address a stron ger noto td tho porto, and in addition thoy will back this up by a naval demonstra tion. Tho crisis in tho oast is alrondy regardod on nil sldos ns being grave, aud this tool ing Is Intonslflod by tho nowa from Con stantinople today, tolling of tho panlo at Jlddah, tbo throatonod nttaok of tho Bod oulns and tbo flight ot Europeans who aro soeklng safety on board tho vessels In tho harbor. It Is freely prodloted horo that an outbreak Is Inovltablo. Thoro Is no question ot tho powers abating thoir de mands in any form, although thoro Is a growing belief that Russia Is backing Tur key In tho latter's refusal to agroo to the reforms demanded by the powers for Ar meula. The full toxt ot tho domandsot tho pow ers was published here today. It makej over 8,000 words, and tho main points of It have already been cabled. Demands of tlio Power. The noto ot tbo powers In this conne tlon makos 13 distinct suggestions or d man'ds In rogard to Armenian roforms follows: First Tbe ovontunl roductlon of h i numbor of vilayets. Socond. Guarantees for thosoloctlcm t vails, or governors. Third. Amnesty for Aimonlau pojiti cal prlsonois. Fourth. Roturn ot tbo Armenian exile to thoir homes. Fifth. Finul settlemsnt for ooinmua law crimos. Sixth. Tho Inspeotlou ot prisons. Seventh. The appointment of a bih commissioner to supervise tho reforms. Eighth. Croatlon of ti pormauout oum rultteo nt control at Constantinople. NlntB. Indemnity to tho Sassoun ami other vlotlms of tho rcent massacres. Tonth, Regulation of rollglous conver sions. Kloveuth. Maintenance ot the Armeni ans' rights and privileges. Twelfth. Position of tbo Armenians in other vllaycta of Aslatlo Turkey to be reg nlm! on 'ho same basis.
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