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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-09
sPAIN's COMMERCE..
An Effort to Secure a New Treaty
With Germany.

An Effort to Secure a New Treaty
With Germany.
MADRID, Dec S.--A number OF the oon-
servatives have joined the liberals with the
object Of agitating for the establishment of
a commercial treaty with Germany. In view
of the hostile tariffs adopted by the French
government it is reported that the Spanish
ministers will aim at bringing about such
an agreement OF the tariffs as will allow
Spain to compete successfully with France
in supplying wines to the United States.
Spain preserves her right to concede rates
below the minimum to those nations
consentipg to reciprocity treaties with the
Spanish government. The new treaty is
complete victory for the protectionists.
There Is large increase in the duties on
machinery, iron, hardware. cottons, wol-
lens, silks, breadstuffs, cattle and horses.
THE FRENCH MINISTER'S REPRoAcHED.
PARIS, Dec 8. 8 A. M.-The TEMPS and
Liberte bitterly reproach the government
for ''strangling French trade ia order to
grant iron ring protection" and for ''al-
lowing Germany cleverly to take the lead
In a liberal, economic policy" Both these
journals assert that most countries will now
select the French minimum tariff arrange
ments and join the zollverein.
TREATIES OF THE DRIEBUND.
VIENNA, Dec. S.-Newspapers here are
unanimous In their praise OF the new treat
les, which are regarded as effective to
counteract the protective policy adopted
by France, Russia and the United States.
The treaties are considered as realization
of the desire for economic peace which ami
mated Emperor Francis Joseph and EN-
peror William at their meeting in Silesia in
1890.
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.
BERLIN, Dec. 8.--The German treaty
with Austria Hungary provides for COM
mon freight tariff on all the railways
within and without the kingdom.
The new customs treaty between Italy
and Germany provides for a reduction In the
duties collected by Germany on imports of
raisins, olive oil, marbles, oorals and oxen
from Italy. In return for these concessions
Italy grants reduction in duties on woolen
fabrics, iron, cloth, papers, pottery and
chinaware imported from Germany.
The VoSSiche Zeitung commenting upon
the commercial treaties says, to-day, that
although the new treaties are far from
gratifying the wish Of the German people to
be freed from extensive import duties,
which they desired should be confined to
few lucrative imports, yet the reductions
affected are so numerous that they must be
regarded as step in the right direction.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-09
BRAZIL'S DEAD EMPEROR
EARTH FROM BIS BELOVED LAND
FOUND AMONG HIS EFFECTS.

The Souvenir Placed in the Coffin
With the Remains-Military aonors
to be Accorded the Dead Ruler by
the French Government on the Oc-
casion of His Funeral.
PARIS, Dec. S.-The body of ex>Emperor
Dom Pedro Of Brazil, who died last Satur-
day morning at his residence, the Hotel
Bedford, in this city, was placed yesterday
in coffin prepared for it, and in which
after royal obsequies in this city it will be
conveyed to Lisbon and inferred in the
family vault there.
EARTH FROM BRAZIL.
While some of his old servants were over.
hauling the effects of ex-Emperor Dom Pc
dro they found in chest belonging TO the
dead ex-emperor bag of earth, part Of the
soil Of Brazil. which be had treasured as
one OF his most valuable possessions.
1t was known that 10 was his desire to sleep
his final sleep In Brazilian soil and so the
valued earth was placed in his coffin.
Preparations are nearly completed for the
royal funeral that the government has de-
cided TO give the ex-emperor.
MASS OF REQUIEM.
A solemn mass of requiem will be cele-
brated at the Church OF the Madeline.
Troops will line the route through which the
funeral cortege will pass, and every honor
due the dead sovereign will be paid to him,
who, dying private citizen, had held in his
hands for many years the destinies Of the
great South American empire.
CRITICAL SITUATION.
RIO JANEIRo. Dec S.-The situation in
the state Of Rio Janeiro is becoming criti-
cal. The opposing parties are arming them
selves. Gov. Portfolio holds Nietheroy. The
insurgents have established O provisional
government and have selected Paranyoa as
their capital They are organizing for an
attack on Nietheroy.
The government Is apathetic.
The report of the failure of an important
railway company will be announced to-
morrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-09

Mr.. Holman then offered resolution for
tne appointment Of Mr.. Kerr as clerk. Mr..
Mr. oder as sergeant-at-arms Mr.. Turner
as doorkeeper and MIR. Dalton for postmas-
yer. ihis was agreed TO. These officers
were then sworn IN.
Messrs. Blount. Mills and Reed were ap-
pointed members Of q joint committee to
wait upon the President, but Mr.. Mills was
unable to serve and Mr.. Breckinridge of
kentucky was substituted
On motion of Mr.. Springer a resolution
was passed directing the speaker to appoint
committees on rules, accounts, enrolled
bllIS and mileage, each to consist of the
same number of members as in the Fiftieth
congress and recommending the rules Of the
Flttleth congress to the committee on rules
TIE HOUR OF MEETING.
The daily hour Of meeting of the House
was fixed at noon.
Ihe House then proceeded to draw for
seats after first adopting a resolution, the
effect OF which was to permit Messrs. Reed.
Holman and O'Neill of Pennsylvania to
select their seats in advance
The call having been completed, Mr..
Dingley stated that his name had not been
called. The speaker replied that he was
informed that it had been called, and
Mr.. Dingley had to be satisfied with this
statement. He expressed himself as unable
TO secure seat anywhere, and was natural
ly indignant at the mistake which had been
made.
The House then, at 500 O'Clock, ad-
iourned
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SESSION OF THE SENATE.
The Oath of Office Administered K
Senator Cali of Florida.

The Oath of Office Administered to
Senator Can OF Florida.
WASHINGTON, Dec. SIN the Senate this
morning, Immediately after the reading of
the journal, the oath of office was admins
tered to Mr.. Jones Of Arkansas, reelected.
Mr. Cullom's motion Of yesterday that the
oath Of office be administered to Mr. Dubois
was put and agreed to, and the oath was
accordingly administered to Mr.. Dubois.
Mr.. Hoar's similar motion as to Mr.. Call
OF Florida was also agreed to, and the oath
was administered to Mr.. Call.
On further motion of Mr.. Hoar the pa
pers in tue matter Of the credentials Of Mr..
Davidson, the claimant for Mr. Calls seat.
was referred to the committee on privileges
and elections with instructions to investi-
gats and report at an early day, aud on mo-
tlon of Mr.. Hale like reference was made of
the papers in the case of Mr.. Cleggett,
claiming the seat of Mr. Dubois.
The Senate then, at 1880 o'clock, took a
recess till o'clock.
NOTIFICATION FROM THE HOUSE.
Although the recess closed at 2 o'clock
nothing took place until 1886 o'clock, when
Mr.. Kerr. the newly elected clerk of the
House. appeared and delivered message
announcing that the House was organized,
and ready to proceed to business, and that
it had appointed a committee of three to
join like committee on the part of the
Senate to wait upon the President of the
United States.
Mr. Sherman suggested another recess
till 3 O'Clock to give an opportunity to the
House committee to meet the Senate COM
mittee. This was agreed to.
A few minutes before O'Clock the House
members Of the joint committee made
their appearance and being joiued by
Messrs Sherman and Harris proceeded
TO the white house. After waiting twenty
minutes Mr.. Voorhees, moved an adjourn
ment, stating that the House had already
adjourned. The motion was agreed to, and
the Senate at 3:20 o'clock adjourned until
Tomorrow,
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A MAJOR IN A CELL.

Els Accounts With the Government
Appear to be Somewhat Tangled.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Maj. Lewis G.
Overman of the engineer corps Of the army.
is now under arrest at Fort McHenry in
Baltimore, awaiting the result of an investi-
gation instituted yesterday by the war de-
partment into his accounts. He has until
recently been in charge Of the public
works at Cleveland. o., but was ordered
to Washington to take charge of the works
formerly directed by Col. Peter Haines,
who was recently relieved from duty here
An examination of his Cleveland accounts
necessitated by his transfer brought about
bis arrest, but beyond this nothing is
known. No charges have been preferred
against him as yet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-09
ANTI-sUB-rREAsURY ALLIANCE.
The Convention at Memphis Post
poned TIL Later Date.

The Convention at Memphis Post
poned TIL Later Date.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-W.S. McAllister of
Missouri, chairman of the national executive
committee of the anti-sub-treasury alliance
who has been making a tour of the states
where his party is strongest, found awaiting
him letters from his fellow committeeman
urging him to postpone the date of the
national convention called to meet at Men,
phis. Tenn, on Dec. Is. This called was
issued from indianapolis upon the refusal Of
tine supreme council after lengthy debate,
to receive the protest of the anti-sub-treas-
ury party, and make the same part Of the
record. It had previously been determined,
in the event of such action of the supreme
council, to perfect the district organization
with the object of restoring the farmers
alliance to its original state of fidelity to
its constitution.
A PoSTPONEMENT.
The proposition topostpone the conven-
tion uE til later date was acted upon bv
Chairman McAllister, who tonight issued
the following:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE NTI-SUB-TREAsURY ALLIANCE,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 8, 1891.
To the Members of the Antf-Sub- Treasury
Alliance:
In obedience to urgent requests from many
members of the anti-Sub-treaSury alliance
the national convention, called to meet at
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. IS, is hereby postponed
to date which will be hereafter named.
W. S. MCALLIsTER,
Chairman of the Committee.
The reasons for this action were given by
Mr. McAllister in an interview as he was
taking a train tonight for his home in Can
ton, Miss. "When our call was issued" he
said, "the supreme council had taken no
action on the third party question. Sub
sequently it appointed twenty-five dele~
gates to the third party conference
set for Feb. 2, at St Louis, Mo. Not
withstanding this action the national ALI
ance leaders are denying that 1t is their pur-
pose to turn the farmers alliance into a
political party. The result Of the st. Louis
conference will determine their real purpose
in the premises. and hence the propriety OF
postponing our national convention"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-09
TIES ACROSS THE TRACK.

A Man Throws Them Just in Front of a
Passenger Train.
TERRE HAUTE. IND. Dec s.-A west.
bound Vandalia passenger train. due here
at 6:45 o'clock last evening, came near
being wrecked at curve near Cloverland,
ten miles east of here. As the train came
around the curve at the rate of forty miles
an hour. a man was seen throwing railroad
ties on the track, but the train could not
stop in time. The engine struck the
ties, one tie broke the pilot and
was fastened between the engine and
wheels 80 that II could hardly be removed
About mile further along, when the train
was running slower, another tie was en-
countered tied to the track. The railroad
men have the names of men whom they
have reason TO suspect. They were actuated
by vindictiveness toward the company and
drove away a man who demonstrated with
them and who tried to save the train.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-09
TRADE WITH THE WEST INDIES.
The British Commissioners Endeavor-
ing to Secure Reciprocity.

The British Commissioners Endeavor-
ing to Secure Reciprocity.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-The British COM
missioners from the West Indies were in
conference with Secretary Blaine for several
hours to-day with view to the establish
ment OF reciprocal trade relations with the
United States. Jamaica was represented
by H. H. Hooking and c. F.
FRrquharson and the Barbados by
w. K. Chandler and J. W. Grammar,
Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British minister,
and Sir Nevil Lubbock, who represents oil
the islands Of the West Indies except
Jamaica and the Barbados, were also
present. 1t is understood that considerable
progress was made toward an agreement for
commercial reciprocity under the provisions
Of the tariff act and that there is every
prospect of favorable conclusion on the
subject before the close of the present year,
so far as each of the countries represented
is concerned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-09
INMAN COMESOUT ON TOP
TERMINAL STOCKHOLDERS RE-
ELECT TBE OLD BOARD.

The Appointment OF the Committee OF
investigation Approved-The Com
mittee's Report Likely to Be Ready
TO Be Laid Before the Stockholders
by Dec. 22-The Financial Showing
RICHMOND, Dec. Sat the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Richmond
Terminal Railroad Company held here to.
day at noon there was present John II. In.
man, president and II. B. Ludlow and
Rudolph Kepler, the two last named being
the committee appointed in New York yes.
terday by certain preferred stockholders Il
represent their interest in this meeting
There were 357, 300 shares represented.
THE COMMITTEE APPROVED.
The following resolution was adoptedt
Resolved, That the action Of tie board OF
directors on Nov. 25 in appointing the following
gentlemen, Mr.. Norton, William Solomon.
jacob 4. schin. Fred p. olcott, Charles 8.
fairchild. aud Louis Fitzgerald, to examine
into the affairs OF this company and TO aid IL
perfect1ng plan of adjustment Of It's affairs
be ratified and approved, and they are hereby
authorized to act as committee representing
the stockholders OF this company.
This committee will proceed with its
work. and when the report is completed q
meeting Of the stockholders will be called 10
this city to consider 1t.
INMAN RE-ELRCTED.
The president and the old board Of direoi
tors we're reelected.
Whoever the above plan shall have beer
adopted the stockholders will be requested
10 approve aud ratify the same as well al
hold an election for permanent manage.
ment.
The presidents report, which was re-
oetved and approved, contains the follow
ing: Securities and property are repre@
sented on the books Of the company as cost.
ing in securities and cash the sum of s9O.s
go ,SaS. The company has no float,
ing indebtedness OF any kind; and
other than its ordinary Investment
In the stocks, bonds and property before
mentioned 1t has assets consisting OF
advances to companies controlled, bills
receivable and cash amounting to Sl,574.,
742. Tho revenue, which Is given In detail
makes total of 81 ,2S9, ,9S3. The expenses
foot up total OF 81, ,237, 001. The net
revenue for the year is, therefore, 500, ,932
The balance TO tho credit Of the profit and
loss account Nov. 30. 1891, was S692, ,574.
The credit net revenue for tho year was
S62,O32. The balance to credit Nov. 30,
1891, was S755, ,6O7.
Maj. james II. Dooley of Richmond
presided at the meeting. Others present
were Col. A. s. Buford, John p. Branch,
Maj. Frederick Il. Scott and Joseph Bryan
Of this city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-09
OTTAWA RETALIArES.

Duty to Be Collected on Fish I'm.
ported From New England.
OTTAWA, ONT, Dec. S.-The collectors OF
customs at the maritime province ports
have been notified that hereafter they must
collect duty on fish and fish products inn
ported from Newfoundland. This is a
measure of retaliation for the Newfound-
land customs duties upon Canadian prod
ucts. The value Of the importations of
fish from Newfoundland into Canada last
year was S719 600