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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31
THs NAVY DEPARTMENT

M. Not Seem to Expect War for Few
n,v, Yet-A diplomats" views-Point
O, lt.ack.
WASHINGTON, D. c. October 3o.-
rim, the afternoon all kinds OF sen
,.assl. and in many cases manifeSt.y
-..l stories, were telegraphed to
re.ngton from other cities In this
-.-y aud Europe for confirmation or
-radictiOn.
-- .'.o latter category was the start
~c,ation-mOEger news agAm!Opg oy
Presidents Cabinet had decIdobhSt
are war on Chile. One OF the as
u2lt Secretaries, after characterizing
story as absurd, remarked that the
llor bad overlooked the fact that un-
t1e terms OF Section OF the Con-
aa the Congress OF the United
|,sts alone has power TO declare war,
Cd that the President and his Cabinet
q no share Of this power. So, too, the
Cry thar Minister Egan had been re-
a sl vas promptly declared 10 be an
-yal,.on without foundation in fact.
The Navy Department officials evil
.l..y have no expectation of an imme-
.e outbreak of war. Commodore
.,-,ey, iu charge of the Navigation
rlu, without whose knowledge not
iowa. ship moves, said that 50 far as
10 ,1ew there had not been q single
-e- issued bearing on the Chilean sit
.Un during the past week. The ma
officers 10 charge of the various
.ea-s On The different navy yards also
Stated that there was no unusual
-s,aGtiOaS going on in their respect
's departments.
Altogether there was an air OF serenity
everyday humdrUm about the State
ls.Y Departments, which no less
't ,le ora. denlalS, Afforded an EN-
.c contradiction of any aud ali SEN
..a-. reports of warliEe disturbances.
should there be noStilitieS, said one
,.s diplomats, "and / do not easily
.1E they can now be avoided, you
1o, look for any great naval en-
-'rmen; Ia Chilean waters. SOur
i} seeks loud sounding glory, and
"'-.i send one or two OF his best
IS 'u Your Pacific coast. No one
' know whittier they had gone
Ia'y appeared in San Diego or
". francisco Harbor, and then there
'...l te trouble.
loa d1 not think men who are not
-'a' could be so foolish, but You do
'.'" these ChieanS. Their bray-
IS something wonderful; insane, l
5'-' 'ut nevertheless wonderful.
o. conflict could have but one re-
'AHe2u arrogance would be laid In
-.>' tlt these hOt-heatS would
'' caused lniuite damage to some OF
.'a>' cities, for You have no fortif-
..0' worthy the name.
loa have many fine war ships,
>-' and 20 us who know those who
IN. .' 'o oe our antagonists, it would
n '' surprising IL naval engagement
\. | OF Your California harbors were
a -,r place within sixty days"
q I'eporter saw Senator Cullom
~. Ne had had an interview with (
..r,AlY Tracy. Speaking of the
s..s.l.u affair the Senator said: ''The
''.'3n looks very ugly. Those little
!. tS 1'Wu there are very sassy and I |
az" we Shsl, be obliged to give them
Soo' II they do not change their /
.,.Sa a' once the only thing for US to
IN -. 20 send cur war ships down there
s''e llem the mischief"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31
THE LOT SALE.
At Martinsburg Nets s71, ,OOo-Immense
Orovvds trssent-
SpsefdE 7SEeoray1 to N. ITe0istsr.


OroVvds frA~ent-
Special Telegram to the IHe0istsr.
MARTINsBURG, October 30.-The
streets Of this city were filed with
strangers and capitalists from New
York, Boston, Washington, and other
cities ta-day in anticipation Of the lot
sale held by the Martinsburg Mining,
Manufacturing and improvement Com
pany.
The electric street railway, by work
ing all night, was gotten in operation to
carry the people to the grounds Of the
company. At o'clock an immense
crowd had gathered on the grounds and
continued to increase until the close of
the sale. when it was found that lots had
been sold TO the amount OF S7l, 200.
The electric railway was totally un-
able to handle the large crowds, and it
is impossible to get standing room in
them. The lot sale will continue to-
morrow, when larger crowd and larger
sales are expected. The City Band was
out and paraded the streets.
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GARCIA, ACTIONS.
People Pat to Death without show OF
ReasOn-SOme Deserved American Pro-
teCtiOn,

People Pat to Death without a show OF
ReasOn-Some Deserved American Pro-
lection,
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, October 30.-A
letter from one Of the officials at Rio
Grande City, Texas, says that First
Lieutenant Bazan, fiery young officer
of the Mexican armv, has deserted TO
this side. some weeks ago his brother
was caught by Garcia's soldiers and shot
IS a suspected revolutionist.
Lieutenant BaZan, on hearing Of the
assassination, sent challenge to Gem
eral Garcia. Learning that his life was
in danger and that his execution only
awaited the order of arrest issued by
General Garcia, Lieutenant Bszan de-
serted to Texas after bidding farewell
to the company that had served under
him.
Evidence continues to accumulate
that the men executed by Garcia were
not guilty of the ofTenSe for which they
died and that some of them were en-
titled to the protection of the stars and
stripes by reason of having formally de-
clared intentions OF becoming Ameri-
can citizens.
Reports are received of other like ex-
ecutionS which are StudiOusly concealed
by the Mexicans. Men without passes
into the country issued by Mexican con-
SulS are vigorously dealt with and trav-
Cling overland beyond the ranches near
the Rio Grande banks is stopped and
no crossing is allowed except at ferries,
these being few and far between.
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THE CALDWELL CASE
Will Occupy Part Next Week-Evldence
for the Defense.
o...;,T 7,I,oroS,l IN The RsOtsk6T.


STEUBENvILLR, October 30.-The
Caldwell murder case is now on for the
fourth day, and the end is not in sight.
Not more than one-fourth the wit
nesses OF the defense have been exam
ined, and it is understood that the State
has an array to present in rebuttal, so
that the evidence cannot possibly De
concluded before tomorrow evening.
The position Of the defense thus lar
has been that of eudeavoring to estaoiiSn
that the prisoner was of such weak mind
that he was not accountable for his acts
and to showing his hitherto peaceaole
disposition. They have not yet intro
duced evidence TO show that Weems Vio-
lated the person Of Caldwel's wife, al
though they showed an intention to do
so in their cross-examination OF the
States witnesses.
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| 0HET WANT WAR.
Charged That Blaine and Har-
rs9n Are Anxious
!, LITTLE ROW WITH CHILE
....J ys.,i-fbsrs's Lots Of !lngoi'n ID
. i'..-', ,.s,,, At L.ss-A Diplomat Talks
~ Vg rslk-Ssu francesca IN
Danger.
-.,.,--n,o ~ Rsgts'sr.

.. TF'fgrlfn ~ s-'' -'-@
r.. l'.- ...,rov october 30.-ln circles
WASH heir tone from the White
'a'y va the State Department the
' .sa chilean affair to-day has
hn Of iiugoism. ...bo i'm
= bat the situation is one de-
s''.- s. ,5s most vigorous handling oy
-..,.f states government. ms
.ss administration a chance TO
the popular imagination by
t5sIIigerency, which Is, no DOUBT,
.,t ~ nave a good effect on the
.,r, next week. 49,
..ss same time it will furnish the
q. .vcnse for Withdrawing Minis
r.,r vnsn IN the game OF diplom-
.5s time arrives for breaking on
III, .-, relations with Chile. There
.--.s who believe that the present
...r .--. Is welcomed cordially by the
...s--,rion. as the result Of 1t In all
..5.rf-v will be the recall OF Egan.
y, str.ufstration has unQueStion-
Erown o,l along that Egan's recall
1 m once make the Chileans more
Ey disposed toward Us. But they
,.f that II Egau were recalled IL
N. oFsnd a large class OF voters; so
~, bsen Kept at his post and our re-
.,-s with Chile have gone from bad
.s-.e until the present threatening
..,.bss been reached.
while the Ups from the White
s and State Department are very
..r.a army and navy men, and 9th
.r, who are well informed, do not
srs there is any real danger OF a
ion with Cdile, and their belief Is
t5s more significant because almost
I. , man they would welcome a chance
f,5- the ChileanS, who are the
..,- co1ceited and insolent OF the
,b Americans, and have for years
..- offensive in their attitue toward
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DUE TO APPROACHING ELECTIONS.
An Americans Views and an English
Newspapers Comment.

Newspapers Comment.
LONDON, October 3O.-The Times to-
day prints a letter signed by an Ameri-
can stating that the attitude OF the
United States in regard 10 Chile is en-
tirely due to the approaching election
in several American States.
The evening newspapers comment at
length upon the strained relations ex-
listing between the United States and
Chile. The st. james Gazette, referring
TO the subject, says that whether Pres
ident HarriSon'S rising indignationS or
Mr.. Blaine'S electioneering calculations
will result in war, is doubtful. The
Chileans are not now in mood to sub
nit TO bullying. If the Americans have
grievances for which they can legiti-
mately demand redress Chile has equal
reason to complain of the conduct of
Mr.. Egan. Possibly if the eX-Secretary
OF the Land League were recalled, the
difficulty between the two republics
would be much more easily arranged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31
WAS 1T A PLOT
To Kill Dillon and O'BrIen-The "Nation-
al Press" says So.

DUBLIN, October 30.-The National
Press OF this city is responsible for the
report that there was plot to murder
WIN. O'Brien. The same paper says
there was plot to assault, if not Kill,
Mr.. John Dillon.
According to sensational, story cir
culated, a woman returning from po-
litical meeting at Mayfield heard four
men plotting to kill Mr.. Dillon as he ana
a number Of his followers were return
ing from the meeting. The woman
made such loud outcry as MIR. Dillon
and his party approached as to warn
him and the wouldbe murderers de-
camped. The affair has caused sensa-
ton.
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Very Cold Aberdeen

ABERDEEN, S. d., October 30.-A
furious west wind has ragged since early
morning, and tonight shows no signs
of cessation. Reports from Monango
and Ipswich, BowdIe and Hosmer are
to the effect that bad prairie fires
are raging and that a large tract OF
land has been curned over. The air is
very cold.
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IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Both sides Working Hard and Both
Claiming Victory.

BosroN, MASS, October 30.-The
political campaign in Massachusetts, is
drawing TO "A close amid the greatest
activity on the part of the politicians OF
the two leading parties.
There were twenty-one Republican
and sixteen Democratic rallies through
out the State last night, and there were
forty advertised for this evening. Both
parties are having large audiences.
Registration is heavy, and the indioa-
tiops point to a big vote next Tuesday.
Both Republicans and Democrats claim
thew will elect their candidates for Gov
ernor.
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Traredy In short Metre.

NEW YORK, October 30.-James r.
Walden. 90 years old. was shot In the
neck by his wife, Annie, about o'clock
tonight. He died about an hour later.
An unfortunate marriage, brutal ard
proligate husband and young wife
driven To desperation-tbese points, in
brief tell the story Of the tragedy.
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Onar sues the .star." I"

BEAVER, Pa, October 3O.-This AZ
ternoon Senator Quay entered suit for
criminal libel against the proprietors OF
the Beaver Star, and also civil suit
for $4,000. The civil suit against the
Pittsburg Post for $4,000 has not yet
been entered, but Senator Qusy's cOun-
sci say the bill will be filed tomorrow.
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Another Democratic Paper.
Special Telegram to the Register.

optCtuE ItEtyTuN 70 tIEo IIeyI0teT'
PIEDMONT, w. VA, October 30.-It
is reported that Piedmont will soon
have another newspaper. 1t will be
Democratic in politics, and will be
backed by wealthy and influential Dem
ocrats Of Piedmont and Westernport.
1t is their intention to purchase a first
class outfit, such as will enable them TO
do all classes of work.
The paper will be nine column
folio, all home print, and steam power
will be used to run the presses.
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RESULTS OF THE RIOT.
Another Man Dead and n Three-Year-Oid
Child Found TrampIed to Death.

LITTLE Rock, AK, October 30.-In-
formation received here from Buck
snort, the scene of Tuesday nights riot,
reports everything quiet but the feeling
against State Lecturer Bryan, OF the
Farmers Alliance is very strong. He
took advantage OF the first opportunity
and left that part of the county.
Burk Manning, one OF the injured,
died yesterday. The remains OF the
three-year-oId girl were found after the
crowd disappeared, crushed almost be-
yond recognition. j. A. Towns and
Manning were shot with Winchesters.
Five other men were seriously wounded.
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New Wells at Mcdonald.

PrTrsBURG. PA, October 30.-Five
wells in the Mcdonald field struck the
sand to-day, and but two OF them were
good. The Patterson and Jones No. 2,
Kelso, started of at the rate Of $50 bar
rels an hour, and the Jennings, Gnffey
& Co., Heron No. 2, at $50 barrels an
hOur
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The state Pnrchases Bonds.
SPECIAL Tsleoram 10 TIE Register.

uF5Ntt1F @E'NE' t-''' y IT. -sVLS'EO's
CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 3d.
The State to-day purchased at par $40,
600 worth of bonds of the Independ ent
School district of Charleston and has
agreed to take $4,000 more in a short
time. These are bonds issued to pay
in part for the $4,000 school building
now being erected here.
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Two Accidents to Children.
Special Telegram to the Register.

NDtCIUF II-e ITtyt0VtT.
PARKERsBURG, October 30.-While
the little grandchild Of Peter Brock was
playing about the manger of vicious
horse to-day the brute caught the child
by the ear and bit it off.
A two-year-old daughter Of William
Martin, farmer living near the Pleas
ants county border, was burned to death
yesterday by its clothing taking fire
from an open CRATE.
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Police Parted Them.

CORK, October 3O.-Ri7al meetings OF
Parnellites and anti-Parnelites tonight
were separated by an enormous array
of military and police, and disorder was
therefore prevented. All shops were
closed except those Of vendors OF black
thorns.
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And the Band Played Yankee Doodle.

LONDON, October 3o.-Miss Ada
Rehan to-day laid the corner stone OF
Augustin Days theatre. There were
many distinguished literary and dra-
matte naoplas prAsant. Mics Rehan re
cited poem written by Clement Scott,
at the end of which the band played
"Yankee Doodle"
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A Midget Baby Dead.
n NAhNbCe OaDy DCaas
Special TelHordm 20 the Rsoiste-.

OVttt4E Vs"NF 3''' % W. AIObtNItss
CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 30
The six weeks old child of Eugene Perk-
ing, colored barber, died to-day. The
little fellow at his birth weighed but a
pound and quarter, and at his death
had grown TO weigh three and quarter
pounds. He had seen no sickness, but
simply went TO sleep and never woke.
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: a Big Aa.Irnment.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 3o.-The
r. B. Cotter Co.. wholesale lumber,
made an assignment to-day TO John 5.
Long. Liabilities 5000, 900. assets nom
inally s4OO,OOO They will pay all debts
and continue the business.
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The Newark to be Repaired.

BOSTON, October 3O.-The United
States cruiser Newark at the Charles
town Navy Yard has been examined by
a board of survey, which has reported to
Washington, and it is expected that the
vessel will be ordered placed in the dry
dock at once. Six weeks will be re-
uired to complete repairs, aud they
will cost about SD. 600.
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poe. ProtectIon Protect.

Certainly, in one instance. It does
Hoods SarsaparilIa is the great protec
tion against the dangers Of impure
blood, and IL will cure or prevent all
diseases Of this class. II has well won
its name the best blood purifier.
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Passenrer and CattIe TraIn COLLIDE

EAU CLAIRE, WIS.,, October 3O.-A
passenger train on the Omaha road COL
lided with a stock train. and brake
man and stock man OF the freight train
were severely hurt, and tWenty-six
head of cattle were killed.
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WHEEIING W. VA SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81, 1891
issue. should dominate all others in a

State election.
On the other hand, the Democrats
have urged that National issues upon
the eve of National campaign should
be discussed, and the Democratlc
sneakers have dwelled upon the Ma
tional issues, and especially has the
subject Of the Worlds Far location
been canvassed. the Democrats urging
that Mr.. Fassett represented this posi-
tion to New York's interest In his action
on the fair measure when before the
State Legislature. The registration
has been larger than last year but less
than in 1883.
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Throat Cut From Ear to Ear.

New YORK, October 3o.-The police
report at GAO o'clock tonight that Min
ME RoDhauser, aged seventeen years,
was found dead in bed with her throat
cnr from ear 70 ear.
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RIIzrarh I'm Dakota.

BISMARCK, n. D., October 5o.-Rain
began falling last night, which turned
70 snow this afternoon, and the wind
blew fifty-five miles an hour. A bliz-
zard Is raging tonight.
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Nine BoeIies Found.

MuL!KEN' BEND, La, October 30
The bodies OF nine OF the victims OF the
Oliver Bierne disaster have been recoy-
cred here.
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Fighting Prairie fires,

GUTHRIE, o. T., October 30.-At Pot.
tawomie reservation prairie fires are
raging. Hundreds OF the men, women
and children are fighting the flames.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. poor memory, dih
dence, sexual weakness, pimples, cured by
DIR. Miles Neryine. Samples free at The
Logan Drug Co.'S and r. 3. Burt's, and n
Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
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The New Code Completed.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 3d.
Specimen copies of the new edition OF
the code have been prepared, and in
the course OF week or two their de-
livery TO the Secretary of State will be
begun.
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Inapenza An AuatralIa.

MELBOURNE, October 3O.-The cpl
demic OF influenza shows no sign OF
abating. Deaths are becoming alarm
ingly numerous.
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village Burned.

GENEVA. October 2O.-A dispatch
from St. Gall says the village OF Reb-
stein has been burned.
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spurreon Arriyes sac.

LONDON, October 30.-Rev Mr.. Spur
geon has arrived at Mentone. He did
not suffer from the voyage.
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NOTIOE-NEWs AGENTS.

The REGISTER Of Wednesday morn
Ing. November 4th, viii contain latest rel
|iiable Election Reports
News Agents wishing extra copies will
please send their orders for that and sue,
IceodinE days without delay.
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Campbell ALL RIGHT.
General DeYereaux Thinks He is the Com
ing Governor.

IHb UUEtIHUI'
CHICAGO; October 3O.-General A. f.
Devereaux, of Cincinnati, said tonight
that being an enthusiastic Peoples Par
ty man, he feels that Mckinley is done
for. As for Campbell, he will get the
necessary number and little over, but
his plurality will not be large.
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Prof Thomas B. Evans Dead.

BALTIMoRE, Md, October 30.-Prof.
Thomas B. Evans, Dean OF the Baltl-
more School Of Medicine, died to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
np1roR's FABLE.

The Atlantic Monthly for August hal
two notable features besides the sefial
stories by Mrs. Cashervsod and Mr.. Stock.
ton. Henry James contributes an admirs.
BILE short story entitled 1.-THE Marriages, y
which viii delight his army Of admirers
and Mr.. John G. Ropes, who is peculiarl,
strong in writing on military subj. cts. has an
excellent psp r on General Sherman award
iushim great but not undiscfiminaiing praise.
Edith M. Thomas wri es exqaitite Notes
from the Wild Gaiden.' sprinkiing some
beautiful little poems on special flowers
among pfote descriptions and reflections
hare w. less poetical: Olive Th'rne Mile !
in Two Little Drummer treats 10 h I
usual fresh style the. yelIow-bellisd wood
peckef (sometimes called the sap-suckef)
md the red headed voodpecker; Mise Har-
riet wa'ers Preston and Miss Louise Dodge,
who, over their initials, have before this
printed many delightful papers in the At
iantic, now, under the title Of "a Disputed
Correspondence" discuss wiseIy and
delis shtfulIy the letters which are
said I, have passed between Seneca
and tn, Apostle Paul; Wendell r
Garrison has ~ political article OF
real value on the reform Of the United
Ststes Senate; Agnes Repplier contributes
bright paper on "The Oppression pf
Notes, which will tou :h responsive chord
ia readers wh1 have struggled with foot
notes far too copious aud ootsssivs; and
". d McCrscksn describes effective. }
s.8ix Centurss # Sslf-Governmsnt" in
Switzerland. Th-re are excellent reviews
Of the Life Of Browning and the Memoi'
Of John Murrav. vi h poems, notes on n. v
books. and tho Contributor Club. (Housh,
ton, N ffiin & Co BIS on
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

The commits siOner of Internal Revenue
has prepared a statement Of the prob
able production Of sugar during the eur
rent fiscal year, of,which the following
ia a summary: Number of producers
Of sugar from cane, 730; from beets, Z:
from sorghum, ,; from maple sap, $685.
total, 4G72 Estimate of amount OF
sugar which will be produced: Cane
sugar, 500. .000, 900 pounds; beet sugar
20, 10000 pounds, sorghum sugar
800 600 pounds; maple sugar. 5000
900 pounds; total, go, 10000 pounds
Estimated amount of bounty to be paid
On cane sugar. sl0,350,00O; on beet
sugar, S5si 300, on sorghum sugar
s5O, 900; on maple sugar, $780, 900; total
81 ,I3i, 200. The production Of sugar
from beets, 80 far as the issue of license:
Is concerned, is confined to California
Nebraska, Utah and Virginia. There are
three producers in California with an
estimated production from G.000 acres OF
lG. 600, 900 pounds, one.half of which is
attributed to the Western Beet Com
pany Of San Francisco, whose fac
tory is located at Watsonville, Santa Cruz
county. The Virginia production is esti
mated at 10000 pounds. The estimated
production of sugar from sorghum cpne
is divided between Kansas, with a pro
duction from 1884 acres of $500, ,00C
pounds, and Missouri, with twenty-siS
acres. producing 10000 pounds. The
production of sugar from sugar cane Is
distributed as follows; Louisiana, with
704 factories, 552, l32, 200 pounds; Texas
with fifteen factories, ,s07 900 pounds
Florida, with eleven factories, 1851, 800
pounds. making total OF 570,520. 70l
pounds. The number of applications
for license by produces of maple sugar !;
3,932, and estimating the production al
:, 900 pounds each, the estimated quantity
of maple sugar upon which bounty will
be claimed will be 1854 900 pounds. Al
some sugar will polarize over 10 degrees
and some below 30 degrees, 1t is difficult
to estimate closely the amount Of bounty
that viii be paid, but it is roughly placed
at $50 900.