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POLITICS IN RFFINGuAM.
A Significant Meeting of the Ef1nR.
ham Alliance.

ham Alliance.
Tho COUNTY, oI,i.roa Of Ee,no,ho,,,
y ooun.y o'..ia-eo -1'"ns ua"n county
VIII iiioe" az SPi i'is i7Au Wv AZ b cohslder
matters OF importance. 1t Is thought by
some that this meeting has reference tn
selecting suitable candidates TO fill the vari.
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tbo ,.T;'rns ,aJo ~ AZ, sob III aIe
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No. 9. WHEAT

BALTIMORE, Oct. f. Flour quiet; How
ara street q, and western ste superhne 50 0o@3 30;
city mills Rio brands, extra S. 1905 IS
Wheat-Southern firm Fultz, 95c0$i or;
Longberry, 97cGDS1 OF; western strong; No. 2
winter red, on spot ana October 9716c
low 56GD57c; western firner.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Flour more active and
stronger; family 80 80 "a IS; fancy 81 6o04 IS.
Wheat active and higher No. 2 red, 99m
81 90. Corn in good demand; No. mixed
53c. Oats strong; No mixed 42c
Provisions-Pork in fair demand IN
changed at $40 So Lard firm at $500. Bulk
meats steady; short ribs, loose, IS 6914; bacon
steady; Short clear So 6216. Hogs steady;
common to light 81 0014 40; packing
and butchers S41O04 So Whisky steady at
ST. LOUIS, Oct, Flour steady and easy;
family So 25@3 SIS; choice So 5O08 Is;
fancy g 1904 So; patent S. OO@5 IS.
Wheat firm; cables higher; outside market
light; receipts and good buying orders cause
the market TO open 14c higher. There was still
further advance but later In the day a quieter
feeling was manifested, followed by some
strength, and the close was at the highest prices
OF the day; No, 2 red, cash 98OSl 90; Deco nber
delivery 81 01$s01 0111; May delivery 81 or;
July delivery 9424c asked. Corn higher and
No. cash, zoe; May delivery 491sc. Oats firm
and higher No. 2 cash 3Sl6c asked; October
delivery a716c bid; May delivery 42}Sc.
Bagging steady at 6@sc; iron cotton ties
Pork at $40 90. Lard, prime steam, S5000D6 O5.
Dry salt meats, boxed shoulders. s. IS: longs
s. 45O5 80; ribs S. 50O5 So short clear IS 65
@5 20; longs s. so. Bacon-Boxed shoulders
So %; longs S. 0O016 05; ribs SO 000605 short
clear So 15GD6 20; sugar-cured hams $40 006A
10 l219 Whisky steady at 81 10.
NAVAL ST ORES
New YORK, Oct. 4, noon Spirits turpeutine
quiet but steady at 4004016c. RosIn dull but
steady at 81 40G11 IS.
500 p. m.-Rosiu dull but steady; strained
common to good 81 40G01 As. Turpentine
tirmer but quiet at Al @42c.
firm at SIC. Resin firm; strained 9Oc; good
strained at Csc. Tar firm at 81 So. Crude
surpentne irn; hard 81 20; yellow dip 81 80;
virgin 81 90
CaAR1EsToN, Oct 4.-Spirits turpentine firm
at 3714c bid. Rosin quiet; good strained
81 1914.
LrvsRPooL, Oct 4, noon.-Spirits turpen-
pentine at 29s Sd.
New YORK. Oct 4. Rice fairly active and
and steady; domestic fair to extra 596061Sc.
PETROLEUM
New York, Oct. d. - Petroleum market
opened weak on slight pressure to SELL but
moved up soon as the pressure removed and
closed steady. Pennsylvania oil, on spot. opened
at 7ac. highest 1880 lowest 775Sc, closing ar
1890; November options opened at 79Ac high
est SO1sc. lowest 7994c, closing at SOC Lima
oil opened at 25c, highest Csc, lowest Csc, clos
ing at Csc. Total sales AZ, 900 barrels
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The Sunday Morning News

Will be found regularly on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
EstilPs News Depot.
Conner's News Stand.
E. J. Kieffer's Drug Store, corner WeSe
Broad and Stewart streets.
7. A. Mullryne 81 Co IS Drug Store, West
Broad and Waldburg streets.
St. j. K. Yonge's Drug Store, corner
Whitaker and Duffy streets.
McCauley & Co.'S Drug Store, corner
New Houston and Drayton streets. u
W. A. Bishops Drug Store, corner ban
and Price streets ado.
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Steamship Ohattahoochee. Daggett. New York
&C q Anderson.
Steamship Unita [Norl, Danielsen. Bluefelds
Mic, in balast-Kavanaugh & Brennan
Bark TrofaSt tNOrl, Davidson, Cork for orders
-Cnr g Dahl & Co.
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship Chattahoochee. New York.
Steamship Pontiac [Brl, Genoa.
Steamship Monkseaton [Br], Liverpool.
Bark Eliza, New York
Bark Alma [Gerl, Rotterdam.
Schr Jonathan May, Fernaudina.
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Sweet 70 -at0es, per bushel, yellow IS
Sweet Potatoes, per bus1el, white so @ 81
PoULrRY-Market fairly supplied; demand
good.
EGGs-Market weak; stock ample.
PEASUrs-Light stock; demand fair; prices
firm.
SuGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
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SHIPPING INrELLTGENCE

MINIATURE ALhANAJ-Fdl5 DAY.
Sun RISES .......... ..................,.6:1 10
SUN SErs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :. AZ
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. $500 :01 n 1872 p NJ
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Natural

Undyed Wooden Underwear, from the
cheapest to the finest grades. recommended
by all physicians, at Appel & SchauIs, One
Price Clothing.-Adr.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
New York. Oct 4 noon.-Stocks opened
weak and heavy. Money easy at per cent
Exchanged 81 81; short 81 81. Govern,
ment bonds dull but steady. State bonds duff
bat steady.
Following were the p. m. stock quotations:
Erie. ,............. 23A Richm'd & ". PIT.
Chicago & North 1861 Terminal ...... 1881
Lake Shore. ......l0615 Western Union. Sll6
Norf 4 w. pref. 80
500 p. m.-Excnange closed quiet but firm at
81 s2la9o4 50. Money easy at per cent.
Sub-rreasury baaucee-Coin, 1851, $40 600; cur
rency, S5.s0OO00. Government bonds dull but
steady; four per cents 1872; four and a half per
cents 10i. State bonds dull and barely steady.
Toe following were the closing quotations Of
the Stock EXCHANGE.
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RELIEF FREE OF CHARGE.

1kI4IIt4IN ANE141 u
Any person afflicted with the above COW nv
plants may be relieved free Of any chaISq ~ ~
calling on G. Davis, sole agent, l'o anu Io' Day
street. Savannah, Ga. -.,;,ra+
The following gentlemen have been reile .es
in less than twenty minutes and have glVeu o nj
timonials: Mr.. Lester Hubbell OF Gra1dnI "J
Hubbell; Mr.. NJ. L. Harnett OF the naamuS
House; Mr.. Chas. A. Gross. engineer oOee''"0A
Katie; Mr.. Hunt, with Mr. Julian Schley,
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

FREIGHTS
LUMBER oastwise-The market is dull and
the tonnage offering In excess of requirements.
Rates are easier although not quotably lower
Rates may be quoted at From this port
TO Baltimore, s. 00QD5 IS; Philadelphia,
$50; New York and sound ports,
S6 70, with 25050c additionalif loaded at near by
Georgia ports. Timber 50cQS1 90 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and Wind
ward, nominal; to Rosario, S1s O00l9 90; to Bue
nos Ayres or Montevideo, Sl6 000l6 50; TO Rio
Janeiro SIG 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean
ports, Sl4 90; to United Kingdom for or
ders, nominal for timber, e5 standard;
lumber, e5. Steam-to New York, 81 90; to
Philadelphia, S. 90; to Boston, S. Coz TO Balti-
more, So so.
Observation-Disclosures is dull. Foreign-Cork,
ETC., for orders. small spot vessels, roSin IS
and Is Sd; TO arrive p ed and As: spirits. All,
Ratio, rosin, 8s cd; Genoa, IS Sd; South Amer
lea, rosin, 81 90 per barrel of 280 pounds
Coastwise -Steam-To Boston, &c per 1OOfbs
on rosin, goo spirits; to New York, rosin,
nc per FOODS; spirits SOC; TO Philadelphia.
rosin, 713c per 100bs; spirits, soc; to Baltimore,
rosin. 30c; spirits zoe COastwise Ouiet
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MEDICAL
FORTUNA,

Cures Neuralgia, Nervous Headache anu
Toothache In few minutes :,
FORTUNA is perfectly harmless anu 10
purely a vegetable compound, -,,.,..
FORTUNA has scarcely ever failed 10 reli0'o
in less than twenty minutes.
FORTUNA is not a curealL
For sale by all druggists. s.
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship Chattahoochee. for New YORK
Mrs W u Blksr, c Hell, II Narcotic. Z Work.
man. F Weldon, A II Benning, II L Fahrenbaeh
and s)n
Per steamship Nacoochee. from New York
W NJ Rowe. Rev II Scarke, Bleem W Blssn,
A O'Hara. L L Bra ly and wife, e Storsr ~
Hills. Miss Lazaron, D Borden and wife, Mrs r
w Smith, Miss Stone, b Parker, F w Bredov, N
A Furrar, VI Ely, W } Lewis and wife. Mrs =
knghtsburg, Mss Curry, II O'Brien and WIFE
Ms Dodd anil init, Mrs i Mc3regor. Miss 4
nison, Mrs Reitzs, Miss Reitze, Mrs Holdeman
Mrs Epping. Miss Engel. Mrs Engel. W Q Van
Sycle, Mrs Weel. W D Cohart, W Behnken
wife aud children, Mrs Stein and Children
Mrs C0urgoiser Miss Courvoiser. Miss Reeves
Mrs WimbNrg, Miss Falkner, r Trinedbaum'
G 5 Finlav r w Pendleton. II G Randall Miss
Hoag, Dalara, w l. Hoag. Magoulica. q
Meglionico, w Brigham, G Fautan, J Smith, Miss
5 9 ArmaIne, w Fitzgerald T Pietre, Kane
I Mallory. G Holdings, X Smith, Munce, " Nell
son, ii Gordon, col0rad. 81 steerage.
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SUNDAY, Oct 5, 1890,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
CLEARED YEtrE2OAY

Steamship Unita [Nor], Danielsen, Bluehelds,
Mic, with 6analas-Kavaaaugh & Brennan.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKRrs-
OFFICE MoRSIN0 NEWS,
.r-..r.~ur II. ~ Fal1

SAVANNAH. Ga, Oct. l. 1890
COTToN-The market was quiet and steady at
quot tons There was a light inquiry and a
small business doing. The total sales for the
day were 1851 bales. on Change at The open
ing call at 10 a m. the market
was bulletined quiet, firm and uh-
changed, with sales OF 245 bales
AT the second call at ?. m. it was quiet and
firm, the sales being 500 bales At the third and
last call at p. m. it closed quiet, firm and IN
changed with further sales Of go bales. The
following are the official closing spot quota
lions OF the Cotton Exchange:
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NAVAL STORES. market was quiet and
some what nominal for spirits turpentine
owing to buyers and sellers being apart The
sales during the day were 14S casks at CSC. for
regulars. At the Board of Trade on
the opening call the market was
reported firm at 3Sc. for regulars
At the second call it closed firm at 3715c. bid
for regulars. Rosin-The market was very firm
at quotati ms. There was good demand, with
only moderate offerings. The total sales for the
day were some 900 barrels. At the Board Of
Trade on the first call the market'was reported
firm with sales of 1.345 barrels at the following
quotations: A, B, O. d and E, 81 IS: f, 81 IS;
G, 81 IS; H, 81 80; l. 81 IS; K, 81 rs; NJ, 81 80;
N. So 80; window glass SO Is; water white 50 Is
At the last call il closed unchanged.
NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.
Spirits. Rosif.
Stock on hand April 1........... 1868 Basil
Received to day ................. 81 1857
Received previously. l40,0 H 425, 524
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 12s 466,672
Exported to-day. .... ........... 1855 1923
Exported previously ......,..... 134023 3S7, 500
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1876, 900 s91, O16
Stock on hand and on shipboard
to-day. ........................ 7,2t0 1855
Received same day last year. 80. 4S7 i2H
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Per steamship Chattahoochee. for New YORK
l,s35 bales upland cotton. 1.544 boIs rosii, ~
ools spirits turpeltine. IS casks clay, turtles
% pkgs fruit. 135 pkgs mdss, 81 tons pig iron
95,l79 feet LUMBER, l52 bOis cotton seed oil \
bbls oil. 20 bbs pitch
Per bark Trofast lSOrl, for Cork for orders
2'OOO bbls spirits turpentine, measuring IO3 s7lS
gallons; 1853 bbls rOsin, weighing sos ~
pounds Alex Sprunt & Son WV
Per steamship Unita NOrl for Bluea.ds
Nlc-ll bos kerosene, measuring $50 gallons
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

London, oct 2-Steamer Cydonia TBrl. Win.
spear, from Pensacola. has been in a collision
with pier at Dieppe AMI had stern and bows
damaged
ton. n c. for Wolgast, arrived at Swine mund.,
Sept g She will have to tighten. as she was
unable to enter Wolgast she lost her anchors
while attempting to ride out gale off Elsinore.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Noticesto mariners, pilot charts ani all nauti-
cal information will ID furnished masters of
vesses free Of charge at the United States
hydro graphic ofice ia the CIsto n House Can.
tains are re Iuested TO call at tls offi,A
LIEUT. F II SHERMAN
In charge photographic Station.
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OCT sass bales cotton. 223 pkgs mdse. "a.
poultry. oolS whisky. - pkgs furniture m
baies hides. l.s5O lbs bacon, car cotton seed =
PnOs rock. e<s
Ter Charleston and Savannah Railway. o..
4-5Si bales cotton. SO bols rosin, fountain .
cars empty bbls, lot b goods, 8 bdls par,r
boxes bellies 8 cases cigars so d,z br0,or,s =,
nests trunks. pkss tobacco, IA bdls rims orfs
mans, boxes wine, Is SACKS peanuts, bore
TOME, cases chairs, 10 boxes gas meters. & Nj
hams horse. '1s
Per Central Railroad, Oct &C. 100 bales cat.
Ton, % bhls spirits turpentine. 42l bbls rsn fSf
oaes yarl, l05 GALES dOmestics, bales hides N
i 01lS ather y ODDS paper, 81 pkgs tobacco s1S
lbs lard 81 so lbs bacon, 100 bbls lime al -
IDS bran, Is bOls whisky, &c pigs furuiture. IL
Dds whisky, 100 bushels corn. IS cars lumber /
Dbl hour los cords wood. 223 bushels rics liz
pSgs mdse, 9 bbls syrup 80 bales paper stock a
cars slaves. IS casks clay. bdls twine. car b,-
mat cars cotton see1. 9 boxes hardware ia
tons pig iron. boxes soap. 10 empty kegs.
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Per Savannah, Florida aud Western Railway,
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Eau River, Oct 2-Capt Mars OF schr Senator
Grimes reports buoy off Sow aud Pigs lightship
vut OF place. The buoy now beirs OF to the
northwest of Vineyard sound lightship.
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rnEosorurcAL SOCIETY.
The Fourth Annual Convention of
the American Section.

CHICAGO, April 27.-The fourth
annual convention OF the American
section Of the TheosophicaI Society
was held here today. Bertram
heighuy Of London was present, as
the bearer Of n message from
Madame Blowatsky, the ruling
spirit Of the organization. He also
had a lengthy address from the
council OF the British Society, and
maternal communications from
branches in various European eoun-
tries.
Madame Blowatsky Is communica-
ton warned the members against
the results Of presenting metaphy-
steal and occult powers in such
forms as ',Christian science, '''smind
cure" etc. understand once for
all, +" said he, "that there is nothing
spiritual or divine in any Of these
manifestations. The healer inter
feres, consciously or unconsciOusly,
with the free mental action of the
person he treats, and this is blank
magic"
The general secretsTy's report
says thai the visit 10 japan by Col
onel Alcott, one Of the founders Of
the organization, has been OF mo-
mentous importance to the Buddhist
Church. The report recommends
the suspension Of all the forms Of
Initiation existing. While solemn
Is symbolic, they are merely con-
fessions and words by which men,
bershiP can be proved. The objec-
tons were that, AS the society was
not a secret body, but was merely
an organization Of students and
philanthropists, the present system
Of grips and passwords resulted in
many countries in distrust and an
tagonism.
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April a.
Editor Hawthorne Of the Times
publishes an open letterto President
Harrison, stating that the people OF
Florida regard the Presidents letter
20 the Attorney-Genera with sur
prise and a deep sense OF injury.
They are convinced that the state
ments it contains must have been
based upon transformation as to the
actual state Of affairs in the counties
named. Hawthorne proceeds TO cast
discredit upon the reports 10y charg-
ing that District Judge Swaine
boosted that the policy Of his court
would be a persecution Of Democrats.
The letter says that the Jury Com
missioner fiagrantIy discriminates
against Democrats, and that whole
sale indictments against Democrats
for political offences were found on
most unreliable testimony,
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WASHINGTON, April -. - Tho
Senate tomorrow will resume con.
siIeration Of the land grant forfeit
uFe bill, with the expectation oi
coming to a vote before adjourn.
ment. After thar the customs adj.
ministration bill will probably I'll
out the remainder ~ the week.
There is considerable opposition on
the democratic side TO the measure,
and Evarts has an amendment u
propose
Silver will be taken up this week
IL any time remains. Although the
republican caucas Of the Senate has
Senate has not agreed upon the de-
tails Of the silver bill, it is believed
that a measure will be prepared for
the consideration of the Senate by
the time that body is ready TO enter
tain il.
The failure OF the House to pas
the legislative appropriation bill
Saturday leaves it to come up tomor
row as unfinished business. The
previous question has been ordered.
The present intention Is TO press
the silver bill, and it will probably
be called up on a resolution 10 be
reported by the committee Oh rules,
allowing two days for discussion.
The pension committee is TO he
given a day for consideration Of the
service pension bill, and the commit
tee on public buildings isto hayethe
seme privilege, in order to dispose
Of the bills reported.
The diplomatic appropriation bill
will probably be passed with little
discussion. No time is yet allotted
10 the river and harbor bill, but, as a
large number Of members desire
the measure passed before the tariff
bill comes up, they may be able to
have it considered during the week.
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From the seclusiOI Of Friedrichs
ruhe have come ominOus rumOrS
this week that Prince Bismarck
means TO emerge almost at once from
his retirement. These rumOrs start.
ed with the Hamburger NidclirichtsJi
aud gained reader belief because
the editor Of that paper had lately
dined with Prince Bismarck. He
was responsible for the statement
that the late Chancellor would sOOu
make his appearance in the PruS
sian upper house and not long after
in the Rsichstag; that meantime ht
would keep up his connection with
the prtss, and that whoever sup
POSED that the Prince was likely q
remain n passive spectator Of event:
was mistaken.
4 story gained currency that the
Emperor was going to Frederichs
ruhe to compel Prince Bismarck tC
surrender certain compromising
documents in the imperial hand
writing. Those documents, IL you
may believe this rumOr, related tC
nothing less than the successor tC
the German throne at a time when
the project Of passing over the late
Emperor was supposed to be enter
tanned. 1t Is not necessary to vouch
tor any par. amy ofthese singular
stones. Those, however, who con
slider that Prince Bismarck will yel
square accounts with his formed
master have something 10 go upon.
Never yet was the Iron Chan
cellor known 10 forget any wrong
done him.
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ST. Louis, April 26.-The RepU5'
dc's MorrilltOn, Ark, special says;
A sensation was produced here 10y
the dispatch from Los Angeles stat
ing that Tom Hooper was probably
the man who killed John NJ. Clay
ton. The widow OF Hooper lives in
Morrillton and in an interview to-
day stated that the story was a fab
ricati0n from beginning to end; that
she nor her husband never knew
anybody named Charles Levi, and
at the time Lewis says her husband
was away from home he was sick in
bed with droTsy, OF which disease
he died last December. Further,
when Clayton was killed her hus-
band was sick at home, which statei
ment can be corroborated by the
family physician, DIR. Smith Of Los
Angeles.
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PARISIAN NEWS.
The Cabinet CrIsis--BIsmarek May
Come Out OF His Ritirement.

PARIS, April FIT is rumored
that President Carnot may have &c
cut short his triumphal progress in
the south and hasten home TO meet
the new Cabinet crisis. His diff.
culties will he complicated by the
municipal elections in Paris, the
results Of which are still doubtful.
The BOulangists are exerting every
effort TO capture the municipal cOun-
Gil, and are using the present dis
trust and sO-called expressive treat
ment Of the laboring classes by the
government rs powerful lever.
News from various French in.
dustTial crnters reached this city
Tuesday, causing ALARM At ROu-
BATS $4,000 wOIkmen have left their
work to attend the funeral Of one Of
their mates, who, after killing his
foreman after refusing him employ
ment, committed suicide.
At Little the Office Of the clerical
Journal, La Depeche, was invaded
by anarchists. who complained
that il had maligned their party.
They savagely beat two members OF
the editorial staff, destroyed the
printing press and committed other
excuses.
Certain quarters Of Paris look rs
they did during the siege. The ma
chine gallery Of last years exhibit
ton has been turned into a cavalry
barracks, where troops are consigned,
to move at the first symptom Of dis
order. Many Americans at the
hotels now are prolonging their stay
in hope that they may see barri-
cades,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-28

CHICAGO, April 27.-All fear
Of n strike by the employees
OF the United States Express
Company were banished today. The
men, by unanimous vote, decided to
accept, for the present at least, the
reduced scale Of wages. Vice-Presi-
dent Crosby told them that the re-
duction was absolutely necessary.
The unrestrained competition Of the
express companies necessitated I'M
profitable contracts with the rail-
road companies, and the employees
had been paid regularly when the
stockholders received nothing. A
pledge was given that when the
condition Of the company would
warrant it the salaries would be re-
stored.