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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-01
BALFOUR's TOUR
What the Delegates of the Landlords
Convention will ASK.


Convention will ASK.
pDuBLrN, Oct 31.-The Erpress SAYS the
delegates appointed by the landlords con-
vention will meet Secretary Balfour upon
his arrival in this city and urge him to
change the proposed Irish land purchase
bill by providing for the appointment of a
Judge OF the high court OF justice as the
head OF thSland commission, and limiting
the power of the local authorities to inter-
tere with the purchase of lands.
DRIVE To GALWAY.
MIR. Balfour drove to-day from Costello
lodge, the residence of Police Commis sioner
byrne, at Carrarve. to Galway. There he
received lirge number of represen tatives
OF the local trades who made suggestions to
hun for remedying the distress in
the western counties Of Ireland. In
reply Mr.. Balfour said he was
glad the present government
had been instrumental in bringing into
effect projects which had hovered before
their ewes as a dream for many years past
From Galway Mr.. Baltour took train for
Dublin. A crowd assembled at the depot
and gave hearty cheers for William o. Brien
and John Morley as tho train departed.
MIR. balfour was interviewed 10 Galway
by the chairman of the town and harbor
NODAAAaA,eAVnOAo dAsb pbuSE pTOtlllnoub per
sons. In the course of his reply, after
referring to the means for improving the
fishing industry, he said be feared he would
be unable to do more for Galway in the
matter OF railways than he had already
promised.
A sKIRNIsH IN A COURT ROOM.
TIPPERARY, Oct. 3l.-Upon the resump-
tion OF the conspiracy trial here this morn
ing much excitement was caused by the ac-
tion of the police, who elected Mr.. Dalton,
member OF parliament, as he was entering
the gallery in the court room. An appeal
was made to the BENCH and the magistrates
ordered the police to allow Messrs. Dalton
and Kllbridge, also a member of parlia-
ment, to enter the gallery. The court
ordered the release from Jail of Alice Sad
ler who, with Simon Gleeson, witnesses
summoned by the prosecution, was COM
mitted for refusing bo answer questions put
to her on Thursday last.
The court refused to allow the witness to
disclose the names Of the tenants who had
secretly paid rent.
EVICTION DEGREES.
Cork, Oct. 3l.-The recorder OF Cork has
granted eviction DEGREES against numerous
tenants on the Ponsonby estate including
Father Ries, the parish priest OF Lady
Bridge.
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sWITzERLAND'5 SPLIT.
A Bill Providing for Revision of the
Electoral Law.

BERNE, Oct 31.-At meeting Of the
grand council of the Canton of Ticino
to-day, N. Soldati. the conservative leader,
introduced bill providing for revision
of the electoral laws. The bill was referred
to committee consisting of five oonssrva-
tives and four radicals. The council will
meet agan on Nov. 8, when it will receive
the report of the elections for members Of
the new grand council, in which the ultra
montanes have offered the liberals two
seats. The elections viii be held next week.
Numerous arrests of rioters have been
made at Lugano. IL IS believed that the
turbulent canton Of Ticino will be divided
into two cantons.
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RUSSIA AND THE JEWS.
The Report of the Slaughter of Emf
grants Confirmed.

The Report of the Slaughter of Emf
grants Confirmed.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 31.-Gen. Groeser
has issued an order to the police command
ing rigid adherence to the letter of the anti
Jewish law, and saying that they must oom-
pei the families Of Jews expelled from the
empire or transferred from one part of IL to
another to accompany them.
SHOT DOWN ON THE FRONTIER.
BERLIN, Oct. 3t.-The Vossfsche Zeitung
confirms the report from Warsaw that
while a number Of persons were leaving
Russia, their intention being TO emigrate to
Brazil, they were fred upon by the Russian
frontier guards at Stupca- The Warsaw
report, however, stated that nine persons
we're killed, while the ZeitUna says that
only four Of the party lost their lives.
IL is stated that since the accession Of
Gear Alexander in 1881 10000 Jews have
been expelled from Russia.
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PER GENT. OF MORE AsE.
1880 to 1870. 1S70to 1880. 1890 to 1890.

1t is but reasonable to suppose that in
these states, which were ravaged by war
from 1861 to 1865, the rate OF increase in
the decade, which includes the war period,
should be less than the normal one or all
these states, Virginia, whose soil was the
principal tbeater Of the war, must
have suffered most severely, aud
during the period in question il increased
at the rate of but 40 per cent Next to
Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee suffered
most severely. and yet they increased re-
spectively IA and l3 per cent. On the other
hand North Carolina. which suffered little
loss. gained but per cent, and South
Carolina, which suffered less in comparison
with Virginia, apparently remained at
stand still as regards nopuIation.
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Cabinet Ministers Resign.

MELBOURNE, Oct 31.-The members of
the colonial cabinet have resigned in conse-
quence of the passage Yesterday of vote
Of want of confidence by the Victorian par
lament. The action of parliament was due
to the secession from the government sup
porters of the members of the Labor party.
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STANLEY g STORY.
He Refuses to Modify His Censure of
the Rear Column.

He Refuses to Modify His Censure of
the Rear Column.
LONDON, Oct. 3L-The Times this morn
ing publishes a parting interview with
henry M. Stanley. Stanley adds nothing
to his previous statements. He accuses
Lieut.. Troup of using violent language and
making vague charges. He says that all
the rear officers were offended by his first
report TO tie Emin relief committee on the
condition In which he found tine rear
column, that he cannot modify the censure
he then expressed, and that it remains for
those officers TO tell their own stories
EMIH PAsHA's ADVANCE.
ZANZIBAR, Oct. 3l.-Letters from Emin
Pasha say that his expedition is advancing
steadily and all hands well.
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POTTSTOWN'S SMASH-UP.
The Conductor OF the Shifting Crew
Made to Give Bond.

PoTTsTowN, PA, Oct. H.-Americus B.
Missimer OF Pottstown, conductor of the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad shifting
crew upon whom the coroner's jury fixed the
responsibility for the disaster to the Will
iamsport express at this place on last Satur-
day morning, in which two lives were lost &,
was arrested yesterday on warrants issued
by Magistrate Urner of Norristown, charg-
ing the conductor with criminal careless
ness. he waived a hearing and gave
bond in 81 900 for his appearance at the
December quarter sessions for trial.
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Cincinnatrs New Board,

CINCINNATI, Oct. 31.-The new board of
city officers was sworn into Office this
afternoon upon receipt of the news from
Columbus about the action of the supreme
court. Thomas g. Smith was chosen presi-
dent. 1t is now said that the members of
the abolished board will institute quo qoar-
rossto proceedings in the supreme court.
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A SIBERIAN EXILE Es cAPEs.
His Companions Greatly Encouraged
by American Sympathy.

by American Sympathy.
LONDON, Oct 3l.-A young Russian
named Kelchowsky, who succeeded In
making his escape from Siberia after having
served fourteen years there, has arrived In
this city. He was arrested In Vienna when
only Is years of age on suspicion of having
ia his possession revolutionary documents
and being concerned in conspiracy against
the government. His escape from Siberia
was attended with many hardships and
perils. M. Kelchowsky Is unwilling as yet
to publish an account of his life in exile and
his escape, for fear that by doing 90 he will
endanger his comrades lefs in Siberia.
ENCOURAGED BY OUR SYMPATHY.
He states that the exiles there are greatly
encouraged by the expressions Of sympathy
with them In their fate by the American
people, and no claims that the Russian
government is much disturbed thereby.
The Official Messenger of ST. Petersburg
recently announced that the rumors cur
rent in Russia that Americans and Others
were severely criticizing the Russian prison
management were simply the concoctions of
nihilists. M. Kelohowsky also brings news
that two earls, named Peshekeroo and Ma
karenko, who were recently arrested at
Ousour, have been condemned to solitary
confinement pending an official investiga-
tion for having in their possession clippings
from American newspapers upon the sub
ject of the feeling aroused abroad by the
alleged maltreatment Of political prisoners
in Siberia
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A Wreck at a Tunnel.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 31.-Another
wreck occurred yesterday morning on the
Cincinnati Southern at tunnel No. 26, in
Kentucky, in which Conductor Lewman
was killed. The first section of the train
pulled out from Somerset, closely followed
by the second section. When the tunnel
was reached the first section stopped and
the second dashed into it, crushing the
caboose and several cars. Several men
were seriously injured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-01
Inciiana's Miners,

TERRE HAUrE, IND, Oct. Sl.-The
miners state convention adjourned to-day.
The convention decided to stand by tue
contract signed in the spring with the ope-
rators, and will not demand an advance in
wages. 1t is now believed that the diff
culties in Indiana are settled until next
vaar
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In Behalf Russian Jews.

LONDON, Oct, 31.-Rabbi Adler offers
to pay the expenses incurred If
Stepniak, Krapotkin, Morris, Burns and
others will abandon the proposed meeting
ground that the Jews will not be benefited
by being associated with nihilists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-01
French Free Traders.

PARIS, Oct. SIN Mynard, chairman
of the Lyons chamber Of commerce, and
deputies Dounat and DeLoncle have called
a meeting for Nov. TO form a league Tor the
protection of the French export trade. The
league will oppose a government tariff on
silks, oils and wool It's general tendency
will be toward free trade
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Thrown Out of the Mails.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, Oct. 3l.-The
Times was thrown out of the mails again
to-day for reprinting the proceeds of a
Catholic rattle. A claim was filed against
the Postmaster General for $10,000 dam
ages. The claim is made that no law can
forbid an American newspaper to print the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-01
rurkish troops for Tripoli.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 31.-The Porte
has ordered the authorities in Tripoli to
prepare provisions for large additions to the
garrison and Notifications of the province.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-01
Life Savers Drowned.

BERLIN, Oct. 3l.--EIeven German life
boatmen were drowned to-day while try
ing 10 rescue the crew of the British vessel
Erik Berendsen, which was wrecked off Sles-
Wig. Only one of the vessels crew was
saved.
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Arain Wreckers Eo,,.s

Week FSp = Qct; tc 8l.-A dastardly attemnt
5p5aoatd5 aad Chicago railway, ttssPSSrg, at 3Srg Fort
Severed and i'Vs. trua and Fourth avenue, was
Wy this G mornG frustrated by a policeman
..oasing the tnUlhing. tranhng As the officer was
"a about "a faos acks ne discovered a bar of
= = tack and geG tjes IN length stretched across
@ removedf 'ied down. The obstruceion
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-01

GERMAN TRADERS ACTIVE.

They are Rapidly scooping In the
Cash in Bulgaria
LONDON, Dot. 3I.-Shaw-Lefeyre, in a
speech at Bradford this evening, said the
German traders were exceptionally active
and successful In Bulgaria, and the country
was fast developing. He exhorted British
traders to initiate tue Germans.
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HOLLANDS DRPosBD KING.
His Ailment Consists of the Loss {
His Mind.

His Mind.
LONDON, Oct. S1.--A dispatch from The
Hague says: sit has transpired that the
statements made regarding the con dition Of
the King of Holland by the doctors and min
isters are untrue. The kings physical health
is good, but he is suffering from a mental
malady which renders him unfit 70 govern.
In other words, he Is lunatic. The state
ment that he was physically Ill was made
simply made to delude the general public
and explain the necessity for the appoint
ment Of regency"
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Snsaw Traveller Broka

= edited b,S bNct; + 8l.-The Arkansos T,.,,,.-
/, oeea takea opae ndasS +: Read, the humorIst.
a,i n execution p;Ossession ;.s Of by the sheriff
ing hearty AK tsssSed onS on judg uents argre. a.
IIss,r Con6anv In favor of the Esgia
M 4, alleged dOy yo and w. A. Fowler The I,e
lae Circulate. the riuauciaI trouble i
'Dd cOllecti@cSa1oo OF the paper has n faiIan -
'ons are slow. ' iaiien
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Nav south wales. Adinistrv,

SIDNEY, Oct 3l.--In the legislative as
sembly to-day a motion expressing want OF
confidence in the ministry was defeated by
a vote OF 46 10 ~.
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Naw zaaland,s strike Ended,

LONDON, Oct 3L--The strike in New
Zealand Is ended. The men Will resume
work unconditionally
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Jules Ferrv for eenator.

PARIS, Oct. 3l.--Jules Ferry win be
candidate for the Senate from the Vosges
district in January next
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Miners strike I'D swansea.

LONDON, Oct. 31.--One thousand miners
have struck at Swansea for an advance Of
Is per cent.
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A CLOTHING HOUSE CLOSED.
The Liabilities of S325, 900 Said to be
Covered by the Assets.

The Liabilities of 1926, 900 Said TO be
Covered by the Assets.
CHICAGO. Oct. 31.-The clothing trade
was thrown into spasm this morning by
the failure Of Leopold Bros & Co. ,Emann-
facturers of and dealers in wholesale cloth
ing. Twenty-six confessions of Judgment
were entered up against the firm in the su-
perior court for sums aggregating S149, 900.
The failure was foreSeen only by the MEM
bers OF the firm, and the collapse came like
thunderbolt to the trade. The house is
one of the Oldest, if not the very oldest. In
the city, having been established thirty
years ago. The senior member Of the firm
rs Henry Leopold, who has been rated as
millionaire.
HOW IT WAS PRHCIPITATED.
The firms solicitor said: "The firm has
for some time been struggling to avoid in
solvency, and their efforts have strained
their credit with friends to a very great ex-
tent. The close money market prevented
any further continuance of this policy, and
necessitated an acknowledgment of their
true condition, which precipitated the fail
ure. There is no bank Indebtedness and
none of the creditors are Chicago people
Many of those to whom the firm Is indebted
are comparatively small tradesmen in other
cities, and all these have been provided for.
The solicitor estimates the stock on hand at
about 100000. No assignment will be
made. The firm employed $50 men. A
member or the firm estimates the liabilities
at s325,00 They are fully covered by the
assets
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1t will be seen that the absolute increase
between 1880 and 1890 exceeded that be-
tween 1870 and 1880 by 1856, ,603, and that
the proportional increase was but one-half
per cent. less.
POPULATION OF THE STATES.
The following table shows the population
of the several states as found by the census
enumeration of 1890:
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M'KINLEY's BAD LAW.

Cuban Cigar Factories Feeling Its
Baneful Effects.
ROME, Oct. 3i.-The Italia states that
the Italian consul general in America has
sent memorandum to the chamber Of
commerce which is intended to correct the
erroneous comments made by the European
press on the effects of the Mckinley law.
The consul general declares that the new
law is favorable to Italian interests. and
will lead to a marked increase Ia Italy's
trade with the United States
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A BAD EFFECT IN CUBA.

MADRID, Oct. 3l.--Cuban mail advices
report that the Mckinley law has already
had a baneful effect in Cuba. Forty OF
the smaller factories have been closed and
large number of operators are idle.
Premier Canova del Estillo announced to
the queen. at a council of ministers. that
there were reasons to hope that President
Harrison would agree TO modify the tariff
in favor of Cuba, and in view OK the hos
tility to the tariff that was beginning to
grow In America, the premier thought
that Spain would not find it difficult to
negotiate new treaty.
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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

Fairhaven. BLAZING and seattle

7 from seattle Mon. ~ for seattle Mon
Wed. & Fri. i.11 p. m. Wed.N Fri. so h. ni
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Fairhsven and San Francisco

Leaves San Francisco for Fairhaven semi.
monthly UT
The steamer Al-Kl will leave San Fran.
Nisco en saturday. June 2lst. for Fairhaveu
anu viii make regular trips therea or irav-
ing Tot THIS point each alternate week
The steamer Wilmington will also ralfa
regular trips to this port. arrangements fo
tha tHect having been made hy T.. g. Iil1 q
load. 90 -"
The Pacific Coa-t Steamship Coupapys-
,tcamef- Imntilla, Malla Walu and div Of
Fueplu Go call on schedule time. plying be-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

ships Michigan and Cosmopolis leave Port
alternately. "P''
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Fairhaven and Blaine

STEAMER BRICK
Ly for Blaine daily altar from Blaine at
f'O a. M. 500 D. m.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07
Fairhaven and Port Townsend


Ar Tues. Thur. & sat Lv for Port Townsen,
via the Islands Mon
Wed. & Fri. 200 D. m
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FOR SALE

For sALE-One hundred feet square. block
no, corner Fifteenth and Larahee.
East ! lot Z, block ~. Mckenzie street.
Eight lots Happy Valley addition.
-Four lots. Difenbacher addition.
Eleven lots. Allen >Wartout addition.
Lot T. block ~, Mills street
VIII be sold al "A bargain. Col NJ. J.
1oherty, Harris street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets.
FOR sALE-Cheap. the Empire House &
street. Mhatcom: one Of the best paying
houses on the bay; - beds; everything in
complete running order. Apply to }. A.
Ryan. proprietor.
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Fairhaven, Blaine and Tacoma


ar from Tacoma Wed Lv for vancouvcr
and sat 500 a. ~. Wed. A Sal ssis I. -,
hf ron Vancouver Lv for Tacoma Mon.
s'oh' * lhuf lO'h Thur. 1850 d. m.
M; Ar AT Tacoma Tues a
ar a. NhhcouNer wed Lv Vancouver Mon.
anu sat aud Thur. 900 d. m
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LOST

| OsT-A ilarge, white. hand-painted fan.
l. tied with pink ribbon. Was probably
taken by mistake from the Fairhaven hotel.
friday evening August lst. Finder will
please return 10 the First National Bank.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07
TO ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUT
FAST EXPRESS TO THE EAST

Leaves Tacoma. going east al G.4j a. M
daily arrive al Minneapolis o. IT. Paul $50
D. m. third day.
Connections made az -. Paul aud Mime
apoll- % all point, east. south and southeast
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-07

ar from seattle Tue. ~ seattle Mon Wed
7 s s' a. la9p.m. Wed. a Fri. ii:o0p.n,
Ihmr 4 -mn 81.
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SOCIETIES

EAIRHANEN LODGE X. or T.. No. -.
Regular meeting Tuesday D. m. az
castle Hall, corner Larrabre and Eleventh.
All visiting member. cordially invited to at
tend. FL kINCHORN 4 q
:. :. ANDERSON. X. OF r. and :
UNITY LODGE No. M, /. o. G.. T.. MEETS
EVERY Monday night al >:uu y. ma. la DE
Fries hall, Larabee street. Visiting meme
uers are cordially invited 20 meet with u
a, r. DoRH- >cc'y. MIS- LILIIE CURRY. Y. T.
WARDNER HOSE No. Irregular meeting
W every first aud third Friday In the
month aud regular drill every Tuesday at
$40 D, "a. jas Mulrpin cant
Edward Brown secretary.
BENNETT HOSE 60 No. Irregular meet
Ing every first and third Wednesday in
the month and regular drill every Friday al
80 p. iu. A X. Gibson. capt.
H. g. Dunbar. Secretary.
CARPENTERS AND JoINER~ Union. No.
30, viii meet al the g.. A. Il. hall every
Monday night a Ram. ~,rretarv
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PROFESSIONAL

A II. MORRISON. LAWYER, PRACTICES
= IN all courts and before the United
states land office, Elk street. near Holly
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