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The Forrest City times., 1891-12-11

Little Rock is to have new Shak- speare club.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


New YoRK, Dec. 10, noon.-Stocks opened
active and closed. Money easy at 21603 per
cent Exchange-long. 81 S21s04 8214; short,
a. S4l6QA4 IS. State bonds neglected. Govern
ment bonds dull but steady.
Erie .............. 3lB Rchmd q w. Pt-
Chicogo 4 North 1145s Terminal. $3.50. II
Lake Shore. -. 1898 Missouri Pacific. 81
Norf & w. pref. -
NEW YORK. Dec. IS, 500 p. mastering ex-
change closed quiet but strong at % elD
4 al: commercial bills, 81 SlM0i Si14.
Money easy at 21Sd3 per cent, closing offered
AT 2M per cent. Government bonds closed duh
but steady; four per cents ll794. State bonds
dull but steady. 49, a,s an
Sub. Treasury Balancss-Coin, $40, $4,000;
currency. s.. 10000.
The STOCK market to-day was SILL only mode-
rately active and for the amount OF business
done exhibited less feature than for any DAY
for some time The strength, however, re.
manned unimpaired throughout the session, ana
while the advances are not marked except In
one or two cases. they are general and UNIFORM
Vanderbilts CHANGERS and specalties monopo
,iood the marked movements, while the general
list moved slowly and quietly throughout the
dav The strong point in the list to-day was
| Chicago Gas which was not only tne most
| active, but scored the most important gam VI
| the day. The buying was largely Tor long ac
count and while traders were incLneo 10 bANe
| nroflts on advance, the demand was most
pprgant and the advance rapid, especially during
| the forenoon. The market, on the whoe,
| oneued strong and renamed SO throughout the
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CHICAGO. Dec il5-wheat was QUITE weak
during considerable portion OF the day but
the close was at only q moderate loss compared
with yesterdays last quotations.. The close was
about sc lower than yesterdays. Corn was
weak and lower. partly IN sympathy with
the break In wheat and partly owing
20 larger receipts than expected and the i'm
provement in inspection. Prices gradually de-
clined. December opened lc lower at SIC. sold
of 60 SISc within the hrst two hours
rallied some but weakened TO the
bottom figures during the last hour
strengthened with wheat and closed
at 5lI@c. January closed with a loss Of IIks,
but May was ooly 14c lower. Oats were very
dull and steady, without feature 70 note Hog
products were inclined 20 frmneSs. Hog re-
ceipts were large, but buying was sharp. The
close showed only slight advances over yester-
days figures.
CHICAGO. Dec I5.-Cash quotations were as fol
lows Flour easier. 1o0l5c lower in cases; spring
patents 81 IS a. 70; winter patents g. 5OQ14 co:
bakers. 81 100 IS; straights S4S5A445. Wheat
No. spring, 911sG9l14c; No. 9 red. 9ll<c.
Corn No. 2, sic. Oats No. ?, S224c. Mess
pork, per barrel. So I5@s IS. Lard, per 100
Ds, So ON Short ribs sides, loose,
S. 4095 90. Dry salted shoulders.
boxed. - 37i<0450. Short clear Sides boxed
S. 7a06 IS. Whisky at 81 ls.
Leading futures closed as follows:
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For Over Fifty Years

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over fifty years by millions
of mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays all pain. cures wind
collie and is the best remedy for Diarrhna.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer imme-
diately. Sold by druggists in every part O:
the country. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Be sure and ask for MRS. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind.-Ad.
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Ladies',

We have made todr prices on our entire
stock Of children's aud boys suits, over
coats and shirt waists. 1t will save you
lots Of money to give us a call during our
inventory sale, which started Wednesday,
Dec. 9. APPEL g. SCHAUL,
I'D One Price Clothiera.
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Children's

Suits fairly given away at the great In
ventory sale now going on at Appel g.
Schaurs Mothers, guardians and every one
who has children's clothes TO buy will find
it to their interest to call early.-Ad.
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Look

At the SO so, 81 40. So 60 and SO 30 over
coats at inventory sale of Appel & Schaul
Good value anywhere at S11. Sl2 so, $l3 so,
SIS and $16 50.-Ad.
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THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16 1891

day while making no great progress toward
higher figures. and dealings as rule remained
barren Of feature. The close was quiet but firm
70 strong al or about the highest prices OF the
Gay Almost all the active stocks are frac-
uonaly higher, but Chicago Gas is up IL per
cent and milwaukee, Lake shore and Western
preferred ~ per cent The sales OF listed stocks
shares.
The following were the closing quotations OF
the New York Stock Exchange:
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s15, SIC. sl6 30 suits reduced to So 90,
SO. SO Is and $500 at inventory sale Of
Appel 81 Schaul--Ad.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Katie, Beyill, Augusta and way
II Medock, Agt
Steamer Bellevue. Garnett, Darien ana
T 0ioson. Manager.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
Royal-C Fl Medlock, Agt
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And overcoats reduced to almost nothing
at Appel & schaul's inventory sale. now go
ng on.-Ad.
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Steamship City Of Augusta Catharine. New
York--C G. Anderson.
Steamship Kingdom [Brl, Roberts, Liverpool
Richardson & Barnard
Steamship Bonita tSp1, Santaulari, Barcelona
Richardson & Barnard
Bark Isabel [Norl. Tallaksen, Glasgow-Hoist
& Co,
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Be

Sure and attend the great inventory sale
now going on at Appel g. Schauls. Clothing.
hats, and gents furnishing goods almost
given away.-Ad.
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Dunlapf fine hats. Stetson's hats and
Naoimento's flexible hats sold at LaFars.
Id
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utures closed as follows:
n-..s.. Hfa-kare

May delivery. IN s24 5 SgtS
BALTIMORE. Dec. IS. - Flour dull and un-
IS 1908 e5; extra S. 1904 90; extra family
81 5OQ1i 90; city mills, Rio brands extra, 50 90
@o 25; winter wheat patent IS 900 90; spring
patent 80 OO06 25; spring straight, S. 951s5 s5;
bakers. 81 S5Gt5 10. Wheat steady; No. red
on spot and December delivery 81 026Dl 02A.
Southern wheat easy; Fultz, 95cMSi %;
Longberry. 9sc1sl 0S. Oorn--southern, lower;
white at osIsGA3sc; yellow at 5s1S0Ssc.
Ss75D3 90; winter patents; fancy S42OA4 40.
Wheat in good demand; No. 9 red 96c.
Corn heavy and dropping; No mixed, new,
Provisions-Pork barely steady at 80 OOOs isI1.
Lard in fair demand at IS 650D5 90 Bulk meats
neglected at IS 1905 40. Bacon in light demand;
Common and ok keht s. 1Sos IS S?s' pa GRiSs
and butchers. So T014 co.
Sr. LOUIS. Dec ib.-Flour dull, unchanged;
81 O0D4 IS; extra fancy 50 1904 so; new
patents 81 6014 go. Wheat declined steadily
early and subsequently, recovered part, closing
sa SsOs sstsHy co S a. g Pss os sa
January delivery closed at oSISc; May deliv-
cry closed at 9S9so; July delivery closed at
g. Corn opened weak, and closed firm about dc
cember delivery closed at o. year delivery
closed at 3916c; January delivery closed at 3slEc;
May delivery closed at 4O04OlAc. Oats
dull and lower; No. 2 cash. 32Ifc; December de
livery closed at &C; May delivery closed at ae94c.
Bagging 5SzQ7I4c. Iron cotton ties 81 35GDf 40.
Provisons-The market was dead, dull-Pork,
standard mess at 50 90 for old, eli IS for new.
Boxed shoulders, at IS 90; longs IS o2ls;
ribs, $b SAY; short clear IS eS Bacon-Boxed
shoulders IS IS; longs So 5000 s2IS; ribs S. 5OD
621f; short clear SO 69.f0e Is. Hams-suKar-
Sis.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec I5.-Coffee quiet; Rio.
ordinary to fair. 1SIk9l61fc. Sugar,
1915 pr ERsn s@so good S eo@Son p Rf% aT
8 lI-lc@sacj fully fair @ prime .!Sc;
prime to strictly prime is,lcc; choice. CSC;
$40; common, 2N92 i9,f6c; centrifuEals
active and strong; choice white, esalbs 11-1oc;
Of white. 84sc; choice yellow clarified. $40
prime yellow clarified $50; seconds, s9sassc.
Molasses-open kettle strong strictly prime, 500
Bic; good fair to prime, Ss9Sac; centrifugals,
prime to good prime. lst1l9c; prime lsQ1sc;
common, 79sc; inferior 5IS@Sc; prime. 90
21c; fair to good fair, 90 I2c good common SO;
So IS; longs 81 u; ribs 81 IS. Whisky quiet;
western rectihed 81 Oi01 0S.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW York, Dec. IS. noon.-spirits turpentIne
steady at 81 3SQh1 40.
New YORK, Dec. IS, 500 p. M.-Rosin quiet
but steady: strained, common to good
81 3501 40. Turpentine quiet aud firm at $3.50
13416c,
CHARLESTON, Dec 49, Spirits turpentine
steady at Sic. Rosn firm; good strained at
81 30.
WILMINGTON, Dec. I5.-spirits turpentine
steady at 30lkc. Rosin firm; strained at 81 ~;
good strained 81 90 Tar steady st 81 80. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 80;
virgin 81 90.
RICE.
New YoRK. Dec. 15-Rice fairly active, firm:
domestic, extra to fair, 61h07c; Japan $40
SIC.
New ORLEANS, Dec. IS, Rice steady and
firm; ordinary TO prime 3L04Ac.
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Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON BUFFERS.
All dealers Keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trademark and crossed red Lines on wrapper.
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New York, Dec i5-Arrfved. Circassia, Glas.
gov; DANA, Hamburg.
Arrived out-Cahfornla, New York for Ham
burg.
New York. Dec l8-Arrived, steamship VIM
Branfoot [Br]. Charleston; schr Willis Shep-
ard, Swain. Satilla River. Ga.
Chartered-Cascapedia [Brl. 1894 tons, cot
tou, New Orleans to Liverpool. Havre or Bre-
men, 5-16d prompt; steamer Jessmore [Brl,
l,575 tons, cotton, Galveston TO Liverpool as
Sd, Dec; steamer, !, 49, tons, cotton, Galveston
TO Liverpool or Bremen, as. Jan; steamer Da-
MEL tBrl 1883 tons. Charleston to Liverpool at
or about 2l-6sd; steamer Tormore [Brl, OBI
tons, phosphate ROCK. Fernandina 10 Liverpool,
g3s prompt; bark Alice Cooper lBrl. So4 tons, lat
Barbados) Mobile to Cardif, Greenock Liver
pool or Amsterdam, timber, 1923 Cd sawn, Sis
hewn; bark Jennie s Butler, s96 tons, Huelva to
Port Royal. @, ore private terms.
Fernandina, Dec i3-Arrived, schr John @
Gregory, Anderson, New York.
Georgetown: 8 C. Dec IA Cleared. schr
Beaver [Brl, Finley, Bucksirll.
Jacksonville. Dec i%-Arrived, schr Marion
Hill, Armstrong, New York.
Cleared-Schrs Samuel W Hall, Munford Phi,
ladelphia; Sirocco lBrl Perry, Demerara-
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Poultry - Market overstocked; demand
light.
demand steady.
PEANUTs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
SuGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; nonein
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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Underwear, excellent, only 90 suit,
full assortment of sizes left at La Fars.-Ad
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Mems Neck wear

And silk handkerchiefs-nn variety--at
LaFar's-Ad
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Suits

Old newspapers-200 for Is cents-at
business Office. MORNING NEws.-Ad
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Lyons fue umbrellas and Macintosh
coats in variety Of sizes at LaFar's.-Ad
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FOR Dyspepsia.

Hunting leggins. riding leggins and driv-
ing gloves at LaFar's-Ad.
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RECEIPTs


Per Central Railroad, Dec 1S-4. $50 bales cot
ton, % bales domestics, s bales hides bales
paper, 10 boxes tobacco. 405, $40 lbs lard 80 500
los bacon, l2s pkgs furniture, 163 bbls rosin, 20
Dds irut. 30 bols liquor, hlf bbls liquor. 1870
hlr oos beer, go bbls -four. car lumber. %
cords wood, bhls syrup. seo bales moss. 9 o6o
los furniture, empty bhls cars stone. 2i
pigs hardware. 50 cases eggs
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway
Dec l5-l.72l bales cotton. 1.67s bbls rosin. 465
bols syrup, bbls empty bottles, boxes cigars,
~ ~, pSgs mdse, ~ obls whisky. 10 pkgS hardware
los bbls rice 80 pkgs furniture, is hales hides.
cases shoes, ts boxes meat, 10 bbls syrup. iSs
sseks eats 20 bales hay. ia rolls paper, so boxes
candles, y hlt bbs muliet, i9pkEs buggies. ass
castings, 1852 boxes oranges, 50 bbls oranges.
~ bols vegetables 20 cars lumber.
fer charleston aud Savannah Railway, Dec
io-l box hams, box drugs, bags pease. .
boxes clothing, crate pants. trunk bales
mattresses, 3 cases domestics 5 cases hinges. 7
pkgs fire works, pkg leather, / box chsin' /
Grated buggy and hx. 1 box air brake, bsk
handy, 81 boxes tobacco.
Per South Bound Railway. Dec i5-17s bales
cotton, Dbl syrup. pkgs mdse, So cords wood.
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Fisk. Clark & Flagg's fine gloves, white,
pearl and assorted browns, at LaFar's.-Ad.
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SHIPPING INTELLIa ENCF.

Sun RISES ......................7:o 5
SUN SETS ADD
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH e:1l An. 6:35 Pm.
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Selling Out
S14 90,

Two hhes Of warm underwear, cheap, at
LaFar's. I'D
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castorta.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoriw
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In Charge Hydrographio station

Washington, Dec 12--Notice Is given that the
black gas buoy placed on Dec 2, 1881. TO mark
the wreck OF a schooner sunk Ia the track Of in
coming vessels In Broad Sound, entrance to
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Mems Fine Derby Hats
At So, best in the city, at LaFar's.-Ad.
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NOTICE no MARINERS.

Notices 70 mariners, pilot charts and all nau-
tical information will be furnished masters Of
vessels free OF charsA in United States Hy
geographic ONCE in the Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office. 4u67
LIEUT. H SHERMAN,
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
OLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Arvilla [Norl, Gundsrsen, Liverpool, in
ballast to Strachan & Co.
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Tompkinsville. n Y, Dec i2-The following
can aud nun buoys have been replaced BY spar
buoys OF same colors aud numbers for the win
Ter months 10 New York Lower Bay: West Bank
tol NO - West Bank tE endJ No 9: northern
end Romer Shoal. No 10; East Bang INV end.
No IL Spar buoys, as "markers.' have been
placed alongside OF and S Of the Swash
channel and West Bank one edEel. No Il.
HENaY F. PICKING. Captain U. s. N
Inspector Third District
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Kingdom IBrl, for liverpool
pounds; 900 bales sea island cotton, weighing
360,AT5 pounds
Per steamship Bonita Ispl for BARCELONA
1900 bales upland cotton. weighing zoos, 26o
pounds
Per bark Isabel [Norl. for 0lasgow-s, 800
bbls rosin, weighing 1893, 635 pounds; 200 bbls
spirits turpentine, measuring 10, ass gallons
Paterson. Downing q Co.
Per schr Elite Hall Lister for Baltimore
2SS, 4l6 feet p lumber-Dsle, Dixon & Co.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Bark Jno Marsh. Philadelphia.
Brig Mary @ Mariner, Humacoa, P r.
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WEDNESDAY. Dec 10, 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Bark Marie [Norl. Evesen, Hamburg. with c.
ment 70 Andrew Hanley vessel to Paterson,
Downing & Co.
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SHOES.
SELLING OUT

Seems to be the order of the
day. Every one is trying, in
some way or other, to dispose
of their stock in some manner
other than the usual way.
How's this?
300 pair Kid. button, patent tips,
at So, regular price So rs.
$50 pair Kid, button, plain toes,
at So, regular price 81.
275 pair Kid, button, Common
Sense, at 50, regular price
SO rs.
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Boston Harbor. Mass. has been discontinued.
the wreck having been raised.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board,
JAMES G GREEN, Commander, UsN.
Chairman
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CONsIGNEES.

TO- WOODS, " q 20, j WOOD u Bro, Bald win n
D. Greigg. ] & W, Montague. < Co, Jno I Elan IA y
merry 90, W W Gordon 4 Co, Maclean 4 Co.
Builder & s, S & T1son, Mcintyre q Bro. j \
Williams. II Traub. Sheftall q 8, Warren & A,
A Smith, A q Rhodes & Co. j w Teeple q Co
Lindsay NJ, J Weed & 90, Henderson x
Son, w Nell & Co. NJ Eagan. M johnson.
Savannah Steam Bakery, II Schroeder, W 9
Wade. Savannah Grocery Co. solomons & Co.
Eckman V, Bacon & Son. Ehrlich q Bro.
J 3 Collins 4 Co, A @ Harmon, Jane Dickey.
Savannah Furniture Co. 7 Conuery, J II win.
Jams, r Everett, Green q Co. Lowell q L, ] A
kesler, Van Horn, Warnock & w, Mrs l. +
Knight, Tena Osgood. Tidewater on Co. T A
Ward, Jno Nicolsen, w Tiedeman q Bro
A b Hull & Co, Savannah Steam Bakery, Ben.
son Bros q 90, Engel & r, Lippman Bros, A s
Thomas Co, 8 Guckenheimer 4 Son, Monahan
q H. Lindsay q III, Norton q II.
Per Savannah. Florida and Yves tern Railway
Dec PA Hanley. w d Simkins. l. Putzel, ] y
Tietten, II Champions Son, A Ehrlich a Bro.
KavanauGh b B, G Suits & Co. r Kirkland. j
Fish, M Henderson, e Loveli's Sons, Jno
lyman, Standard Mfg and Com Co, Jas Douglas
Teeple Co, Solomons & Co. Ludden & B, T P
Heidi, Savannah & w Co. Collins q Co.
Heidi s. Tidwel N Lang, w MorreIl. &c X
Hester, NJ ] Doyle, w G Lloyd, D Weed & Co.
Savannah Grocery Co, Decker & IT. Haynes q e.
9 Davis & Son, H Solomon d Son, Butler & S.
w w Gordon & Co, Peacock. II & Co, Lowell a
L, Tidewater OIL Co. D & X Dancy
Per Charleston and Savannah hallway. Dec
l6-Lee Roy Myers & Co, Savannah G q w Co
Savannah Grocery Co. r w Storer. Rustin Bros.
w H Leopold, Kavanaugh & B, Lloyd q A.
d B Lester Grocery Co, Chatham Furn Co. 4
Schley, G Beebe, S f Kessler DR. s G Parsons.
Mrs w Gordon.
Per South Bound Railway, Dec I5-R De.
verse, s I Baker. J Rourke & Son, D N Norton,
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was quiet but firm at a decline of 40
There was only fair demand, and buyers and
sellers were somewhat apart until after the clos
ing call, when sales of 400 casks of regulars
were effected at alc for regulars. At the Board
OF Trade, on the opening cali. the market was
reported firm at S1Ae for regulars with
sales of IS casks. At the second call it
closed firm az Bic bid for regulars. Rosin-
The market was firm with good steady In
quiry st quotations rThe sales for the day were
only 700 barrels. AT the Board Of Trade on the
at the following quotations: A, B, c. D and
=, 81 e5; 81 SO; G, 81 So; H, 81 40; L 81 76;K,
So 90; NJ 80 80; n. $500; window glass, 38 SO;
unchanged.
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We are trying to reduce
stock of
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-30
Negroes Are Greatly Excited.
100000 SHORT.
Alleged Enormous Stealings of a
Customs Collector.

Customs Collector.
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, June 90
Nearly 100000 of government money
has been taken from the safe in the
custom house here and used for private
purposes by Collector of Customs
Charles NJ. Bradshaw, during the period
between March, 1890, and June 6. 1901
On the 9th inst. there was deficiency
of over $4,000 still due the government.
and which Bradshaw had not replaced
in the government safe. Special Treas
urY Agent G. j. Mulkey has been en-
ployed in Investigating and looking up
this latest customs scandal. Charles B.
Wood. late special deputy collector
of customs. has submitted evidence
and affidavits to Mulkey, corroborated
by records in the custom house and GER
tain banks. that prove beyond all rea-
sOnable doubt that Bradshaw allowed
Morris B. Sachce, judge of the superior
court, who was tried at OLYMPIA
last winter on impeachment proceed
ings, to take from the government safe.
at one time S1,S96, with which Sachse
purchased opium at the United States
marSha'S rate, and which was afterward
sold at profit of over S40O. At sew
eral other times Bradshaw gave to
Sachse, from the government safe.
large amounts of money. When the
special agent examined the customs
house accounts, Bradshaw made affi-
davit that the amount which he was de-
ticient was in transit from various sub
ports on the sound. Last week Brad
shaw sacrificed valuable piece of bust
ness property for $1,000, with which he
endeavored to square himself with the
department by making the deficiency
good. Every endeavor has been made
to smother the investigation by Port
townsend Republican politicians and
give Bradshaw an opportunity to re-
SIGN
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-30

ception of these Confederate agents
either officially or privately, would be
regarded by the United States as cause
for breaking off diplomatic relations.
Further than this. Mr.. Seward
refused to receive joint note of the
British and French ministers. referring
to the state of civil war in the United
States, and undertaking that their gov
ernments should act strictly as neutrals.
Ihe Secretary'S rejOinder to this last
statement was that the governments
could only act as friends to the United
States. Later on, Mr.. Seward refused
to hold any intercourse with Emperor
Maxlmlllian, then striving to establish
his empire in Mexico, or even to receive
from him letter of coincidence on the
death of President Lincoln.
so 1t has been the uniform custom of
the United States government and a
custom which will not, in the Judgment
OF diplomats, be broken in the case of
the Gillian insurgents, to refuse to
recognize revolutionary movements
III American republics. 1t is
said in diplomatic circles that
this custom is founded upon good
policy and tends to conserve Ameri-
can interests. Revolutions among our
neighbors on this hemisphere, it IS as
serted, obStruct commerce, iniure
Americans resident at the disturbed
points, and bring about untold compli-
cations. so that good policy dictates an
adherence to the established govern
Inent so long as it can maintain itself in
power, which it is assumed it cannot
long do against the will of the IN ajority
of the people
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-30
A BLAINE BOOMER.
A1ger Continues Pluggin for the
Man From Maine.

OMAHA, June 29.-Gen. Alger, who
arrived from hisWestern tour yesterday.
said in an interview that" without doubt
if Secretary Blaine wants the presi-
Dental nomination he can heve it. ]
think this feeling is generally gaining
throughout the West, and his accept
ance is all that is necessary. In the
East am confident he is stronger than
four years ago. / have personal knowl-
edge to the effect that many of his most
influential opponents of 1888 are now
, anxious to have him nominated. Har-
rison is second choice-not that his adj
miniStration has not been successful,
but for the simple reason that Blaine is
the most popular man in America.
From my observations through the
Western states, Cleveland has the lead
in Democratic popular favor. His sill
yer ideas have injured his chances very
little. L scarcely think the Alliance
will be in the field with a national
ticker, but the old soldiers will certainly
cut more figure in the approaching con-
test than ever before. That element
virtually nominated Harrison in 1888,
and its strength will settle the contest
III any event"