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ONCE OF the United States army. He says:
You may state that know thewOmau referred
to. but do not care to discuss the matter.
| She has been in New York since
July =. Why I don't care to say,
as IL is "a personal matter OF mine
and nobody business. Capt Schmidt would
not admit the relationship existing between
him and the wOuld-be suicide. He says he
does not know her reScuer.
Atlanta Herald As soon as the Redwine
investigation is completed. which will be some
time next week. the jury Will he excused for
some time possibly as long as three weeks
1t is evident that the jury does not believe the
statement OF Redwine that Cobb jackson OBJ
tanned most Of the money Redwine failed to
account for to the bank. In Redwine S state
ment. as understood by others. 10 was said
that Jackson received no money this year.
The indictment returned against ReGWlne
Yesterday for appropriation Of funds 10
the amount OF $50 10 covered his supposed
embeZZlement in February, 1893. II
Cobb jackson obtained sOUU or up
ward of the missing $4,000 preVi-
Gus to 1898 how could Redwine have taken
500. 700 of the same total amount just previous
TO his disappearance The jury is working
on the theory that Redwine grabbed $4,000 or
$40 100. it is not clear to their minds which.
just before his disappearance. There is
reason to believe that some of the most i'm
pOrtant information Vet obtained by the prose
cutiOn has cropped UP only within the last
two days SO long as there Is % chance to
bring out fresh information the Investigation
viii 90 on. Redwue will be brought to trial
IA June II the district attorney can manage 10
arrange il.
The Quitman Free Press has I.cently heard
the following strange denOuemeTt to murder
which occurred in Madison county near Ham
burg. some two or three years ago. 4 peddler
was found in the woods there murdered cut
to pieces with knives. 4 negro was arrested
under suspicion as he had some Of the ped
dlcrs goods, and came near being lyuChed,
but finally proved that he bought the goods
and was innocent Of the crime and was re-
leased. man who was living near the scene
of the murder at the time saws that one morn
ing two white men came to his house covered
with blood, told him that they had just killed
this peddler and left him in the woos and that
if he ever breathed wOrdabOut il they would
kill him. They told him that they
had played cards with the ped
dler the night before and that he had won all
their money. The next morning they met
him on the road, told him they had raised
some more money and wanted n chance to
win their money back. He went with them
in the woods. and. there killed and robbed
him. The man who tells this says that the
two men changed their clothes, washed Off
the blood ana stayed at his house a day or
two. One OF the men, he says, was a leader
in the crowd who wanted to lynch the negro
and worked hard to have him taken out and
hanged. Both these men are now dead, one
dying year or so ago and the other few
months ago. The names of both are well
known in Madison county and in Quitman.
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Receints.

Per Central Railroad April 22-101 plxgs do.
mestics, 1,lSS bbls rosin, $50 bhls SPIRITS tIr.
pentine, 10 pkgs vegetables, 26O pkgs rndse. 81
pkgs hardware l20 sacks flour ) cases eggs
10 bdls collars, cars empty bbls 6 emntv
kegs 10 tons pig iron, l6 bbs clay 10 bbls
syrup 80 bbls lime, 80 bbls flour. Is bbis
whisky, z cars lumber, 3 cars corn. , cars
meat. I car stock.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Rail.
way April 22-ll7 bales cotton. 6Gi bbls rosin
2Ol bbls spirits turpentinc p cars lumber 4
cars wood, cars brick. cars coal. 1 car
crossties, boxes tobacco. 10 cases beef. Il
boxes medicine coop chickens 1 horse i9
pigs, II sacks potatoes, t. washboards I
empty tank, organ "a pair wheels N hbIs
rice, 80 bales hay, bales hides. 3 cars niy
iron 500 boxes fruit. 4554 boxes Vegetables
go bblS vegetables.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
April 22-l pkg canvas > bales plads case
hardware, glass sign, 20 tubs lard / kee bit.
ters. case liquor, l case bitters, box cloth
ing, 26 sacks peas. boxes drugs | bale excel.
sior mats. 80 boxes tobacco
Per south Bound Railroad. April 22-2 cases
domestics, Is pkgs tobacco, S kegs LIQUOR /
coop chickens l bdl hides / can lard 8 crpies
stoneware, 800 pounds buggy material 30 pl,gs
pals 10 lengths pipe 20 pllgs mdse, car
crate material
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SO sacks cotton seed meal, Z crates oars o,
cases shrimp, 442 pkgs mdse. OaIs' Z
Per steamship Decatur n NfiTer g.
mOre-lll III bales cotton. 80 cases warns pau ~
Dds rosln ~ bbls spirits turpentine - ~ ~
ieet lum Der 56 pigs mdse. $50 bbls pitcb sS
boxes oranges, 81 bdls Leather. x 49, 9ti
Per D2rk Co1te Iginio L [AusI for Rri '.,'.ys
9,ulO Dds rosn. weighing las SO I,o ,,S'4l-
Paterson, Downing 4 Co pounds
FER schr George Fl Ames for Boston-9so M,
feet p lumber-G eorgia I,urD baI ~ VI
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Decatur II Miller for p,,.,
more-Mrs Buckley. 4 Grastv. DR. Htl,!p1altl
MIS- Atkinson, y L Bocki, w NJ BecSho5rrSSo = =
) Murray. E G Prescott. Mrs L q Presca. i 1
Mrs II II Norris Miss NJ A Norris JaI ,oSeoIt
Tolle, Mrs James NJ Tole. ''li0a N
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-. Per steamship City Of Birmingham for New
hork-447 bales upland cotton. - hags sea is.
lsha COTTON. ga bales domestics and yarns.
$50 bbls cotton seed oil $50 bbls rosin. 35I bbls
spirits turpcntinc. 25l I5B feet lumber o. bbis
ochre. 81 cases cedar 10 cases logs 5s bblg 4
Stock 20 hdls laths. i02 boxes oranges. 32H
poXes vegetables, 1859 hhls vegetables 350a{
TONS pig iron horses, II bales moss, 3 bales
hloes, u retrigerators, 200 cases cotton goods
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Steamship Decatur Il Miller. Billups, Balti.
more-John Carolan, Agent.
Bark Conte Iginio i AUS, Marovich, Bris-
tOl-PatersOn, Downing & Co.
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Steamship Decatur H Miller. Baltimore
Bark Harald ISwl. Corunna.
Schr Prescilla Scribner Wilmington Del.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sun RISES. .............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5:21
Sun SETS. ............. ........ .23
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH 1913 AN. 1:GOPM
STANDARD TimeD
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lNUFdI NIOIVS- 7 nc opITIIS IUTDDnLInD mar
l1et was generally firm and held higher. There
holders rather restricted business. AT the
Board Of Trade on the opening call the mar
ket was reported firm at 27lac for regulars.
with sales Of 964 casks. At the second call il
The market was quiet though firm at quota
lions There was fair demand but trading
was moderate. At the Board OF Trade on the
first call the market was posted as firm with
sales of l05 barrels. at the following quota
tions: 4. B, c, d. and f. 81 O7IS. +. 81 nv, c.
A I5]s; II, 81 IS; 1, ~ 20 K. - p; M r. 80; N,
s. so; window glass, s. -; water white So TO-
At the last call it closed firm with further
sales Of S38 barrels at unchanged prices ex-
cept for window glass. which was quoted at
a. 30 and water white at az 10
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
will be furnished masters Of vessels free Of
charge in United States photographic Ofice
in the custom house Captains are requested
to call at the office.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Schr Ida } Lewis. Rigbcc, Norfolk with
coal to G 1 Taggart vessel to George Harriss
g. Co.
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ding futures ranged as follows:

Baltimore Md, April -. 49, Flour dull
and unchanged Wheat strong: No red on
spot 74a467bc: April delivery Asa 75c: May
delivery 145iG75c; steamer No , red 0sM
1ll4c; milling wheat by sample 75a74c. Corn
firm; No mixed spot 4Si@04S3.c: April dc
livery 4sla04Sac; May delivery 4SAd4Saac.
Cincinnati. April 22.-Flour easy. Wheat
stronger: No , red 6715c. Corn firmer No >
mixed 4234043c. Oats good demand. No ,
mixed 31l2@3l9fc. Pork firm at S17 80. Lard
neglected 80 621a09 70. Bulk meats firm at
So Sla. Bacon firm at sl1 % Whisky quiet
at 81 II.
St. Louis. April 93.-Flour steady and fair
demand; unchanged except patents S33O03 40,
Wheat opened firm and higher, but nervous
and closed lc for July delivery above ycSter-
day; No , red cash al Csc; Maydelivery closed
65Sc; July delivery 1Olsc. Corn very dull: No
mixed cash 36Ac; May delivery 57lsc; July
delivery 3S3s639lac. Oats firm; No2 cash
29Hc; May delivery soc. Provisions firm and
quiet POrk-Standard mess new slS 90
Lard 80 IS. Dry salt meats-Loose shoulders
80 %; longs 50 65 clear ribs 50 65 shorts 50 80:
boxed meats loo more Bacon - Packed
shoulders $1,000 longs $40 30 ribs $40 So shorts
Sl07 Hams 12la@t3&c.
NAVAL STORES.
New York April 22.-Rosin quiet and weak:
strained common to good 81 - sal So Spirits
turpentine scarce and hrmer small sales at
34l1c.
Wilmington. April -. - Rosin steady:
strained 90c; good strained Csc. Turpcntine
quiet and steady at 21l5c. Tar firm at 81 o.
Crude turpentine steady hard 81 90; soft and
virgin 81 Co.
Charleston. Aril 22.-Spirits turpentine firm
at rye. ROsin good strained 81 %,
PETROLEUM. OILS. ETC.
New York, April % Cotton seed oil quiet
and steady crude $4,000; yellow 45c.
New York, April 22.-Peuoleum firm and
quiet.
RICE.
New York, April 23.-Rice easy and dull:
domestic fair to extra 3d5Ec; Japan 4l.0454c.
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SIC. carload Io.. 5oc Bran-Retau lots.
al Is. io6 - a. ~, carload lois gre.
Meal Tye9yi ~ = =, 5,arroI s9 m. rrer .acI
a. a. civ s,,dI,1rd a. n pearl Grits per
barrel s3 ios - s,ci- Al 40. citv grits a y
HavENrarl,at steo5v Northern none. West
ern ia ret5iI 1s a 40. ion iot, q3l.c. carload
lois SIC -0''''
Hides Wool Etr Hides the market is
weak. receints 1ig6t. drv hint 8tsc: sailed
4tsc: dir, bufcbar a. Green sailed. Be. Wool
market nominal p-fne Georgia, free OF sand
burs. and bIaci- ,raoIs Doe. blacks l5c: bury.
lOT t5c. Way o6r TaiIoyy a.. Deer skins.
flint Soc: salted 3oc. otter skins 5Oc@ So 90.
Itoh-Market very steduy' SWeoe' +A07c'
Fepaed, ss4c- ,,.,-.:... ., o,e,o,z
I'eilohSLtalr demand. Me7s1t ti - U',t1 -
81 Market steadN pure 10 llereeS, ll5sc,
2 51s tihs il+sc; compound IN uerces' a'sc; IN
oVD ,, Ilns, SO 81 ,,.-... A..
bama ana Georgia lime in fair demand and
3 et AZ u 10 per o%rIeL Du u, XII anu carload
b SPECIAL Galcnea plaster IL " per 5 barrel en-
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York. April 22-Oranges unchanged
strawberries Florida, l5t20c potatoes, - OF
Gr70O: beehs, 5Oc0&1 90; cabbage, Florida
81 506l2 80; Savannah s. O0d2 IS; neas. Savan-
nah 75c0S1 30; lettuce Florida, 81 O0Gll a.;
squash, 500 15c; beans, So OG14 90; tomatoes
~ 506l3 90: eggs, l46l5c.
PALMER, RIvENBURG & CO.
Reported by Gerard 4 Allen, POI South Water
Street, Chicago.
Chicago. April 22-TOmGtoes s. 5Ol13 80 per
crate: string beans, s25Ol13 GO per crate; new
potatoes, Irish, S50OIg700 per barrel; ca bhage
s. 5003 90 per crate; heets, Sc O0dg3 50; lettuce
SO 0014 % per barrel; cucumbers, 81 - per
dozen; pineapplcs, = 0GQ2 20 per dozen:
oranges. e 5OG3 90 per box; egg plants, 81 90
per dozen.
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry is firm: demand good:
grown fowls u pair. 75085c; chickens q
grown q pair, 5O060c; turkeys p pair, 81 7565
%: turkeys dressed, u n. lSll20c; chickens
dressed, Il h. 14017c; geese u pair. 81 OO0
1 .. Market for eggs is steady and in fair
supply, good demand; country q dozen, 14D
15c. Peanuts Ample stock demand light
59 10. SIC; small, h. p. u 10. Sc Sweet pota-
toes, yellow, u bush, 6o965c; white, q bush.
A5ia5Oc
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Arrived Up from Below Yosterday

Steamship Kingsdale [BrI, Fair to load for
United KINGDOM NJ Lang & Co.
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A MATTER OF SCIENTIFIC INTEREST !.
Visitor (picking up the babyl-So TINS i
the baby, is it! Bless his tootsie-wootts5I'e;;
kchee-o-e! Watch me poke uIn rlo JOS. D..
kindly inform me whether the deplora Die
condition OF this person is due to pef..nI
nent demcntia or spasmodic and lh.c5i
mittent insanity ?-Chicago News RecoIu'
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Atlanta. Ca, April 1.-THE clearinpS OF
the associated banks for the week were
New York April p, noon,-The following
were the opening quotations:
Erie Observation-Disclosures. 90
Lake Shore ................ 127II
Chicago and Northwestern. ...............1I1I5
Norfolk and Western preferred. ......... 29l8
Richmond and West Point Terminal. ~
Western OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S95{
New York April 22-P. M-Money on cali
nomlnally at 4 per cent; prime mercantile
6l3@lO per cent. Sterling exchange unsettled:
posted rates 81 8S1li 90; commercial bills
81 S6&W4 SSia. Government bonds quiet
State bonds dull. Railroad bonds weak.
New York, April 22.-Ihe stock market was
erratlc IN It's course throughout the morning
The professional element had the market all
to themselves and were apparently much
mixed II the frequent changes in their posi-
ton AFFORDED a criterion. The temper of Spec-
ulatiOn changed almost half hourly and the
though the sales were small. The continued
engagements of gold for export to Europe had
depressing effect, while the unexpectedly
good bank statement led to u sharp rally At
the start prices ran off 40125 per cent, the
latter in General Electric which reached the
lowest quotation Of the week. After 10 O'Clock
a. m. the shorts showed a disposition to cover
ana an advance of AM2la per cent followed.
General Electric rose from "a to 80 and Man
haitian from l45 to l4Gl4, Cotton Oil from 43ll
to a. COrdage from So 10 5SiA National Lead
81 to IS, Lake Shore from l27ls to l29 Chicago
Gas from S33I to s.. Rock Island from S1ls to
&li, American Sugar from 1907 to l01I4 and
Missouri Pacific from Az to 49, After the
bank statement had been discounted the
bears made another raid, in which Lake Shore
touched l2I4, Manhattan 444, General Elec-
trio 91fs, Missouri Pacific Az and Northern
Pacific preferred So Final quotations showed
rally OF Is to 3 from the lowest, but the tone
OF the market was generally weak. Sales Of
listed stocks 100000 shares, unlisted $1,000
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A foreign paper has The following su
yertisement: "A Tyrolese, who tot
eral years has served as a Swiss laokeI T.
an Austrian nobleman, wants a sitlaIlo
as English jockey preferred, in treh'I
family. DR.. Feierabend.
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Shopper object to the term "crank"
for man whose mind always runs in the
same groove and who is forever impress
ing his opinions on YOU.
SUBWAY What's your objection?
Snooper-Woll, a mechanical crank can
be turned, but tho animate crank can't.
Vogue.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

New YORK, April y, p. m.-FlOur duh
and unchanged; southern -four duh and
steady; common to fair extra 50 10713 10
Wheat strong and moderately active. No ,
in store and elevator 76076l2c: afioat 77Isc:
options active and sal i8c up closing strong:
No , red closing April delivery 754C: Nav de-
livery 764c: June delivery 775sc. Corn hrmer
and dull No red ACC in elevator; 497565Oc
ahoat; ungraded mixed 49lD50c: steamer
mixed 4Sc; options fairly active at re ad-
yanced pud closed firm; April delivery 49c:
May delivery 4Sla June delivery 1876 Oats
dull; options iirmer and quiet. April delivery
a3sci May delivery 1875 G. June delivery 33a{c;
spot prices; No &G3Tac No white 4OI1c;
mixed western 31439c; mixed white western
3k04Oc Wool quiet and firm; domestic fleece
27032c; pulled 26G37c Beef quiet and easy:
family 6ll 00QIl2 co. extra mess AZ 5n68 10
Beef hams steady and dull at s17 5OlrI9 20
TierCed beef dull and unchanged: city extra
India mess Sl6 01017 co. Cut meats 0uipt
and Arm; picked bellies 109@1OHc; picked
shoulders &c; picked hams l2l a0l3c. Middles
dull and firm; short clear $40 62l3 Lard Quiet
and firm; western steam closed a $40 NJ hid.
city 50 25 May delivery $40 ~; July delivery
$40 30; refined dull and steady. continent
$40 80; South America $40 60: compound ~ ST.
Pork quiet and steady; old mess SIS 90: new
mess SIS 90; extra prime nominal. Molassps-
Foreign nominal: New Orleans omen t-eftIa
good to choice firm. fair demand at 3O13sc.
Peanuts quiet ana unchanged. Coffee outiong
opened steady ana unchanged to 10 Doints ad-
vance ana closed weak and unchanged to 20
points up; May delivery II 0Q1t4 Is: July deliJ-
cry Is 0OG1l4 10; September delivery IN az,
Il %: December delivery u O0Hl4 20: spot Rio
dull and unsettled No 7 1iatc. Sugar-Pgyy
firm and quiet fair refining 341hlsc, centri
fugals 96' test SS1le; refined fairly active
and firm; No 9 iAQi ll-16c: standard A Sos
5-i6c;cut loaf 5ls@5 ll-l6c:crushed 5l.G5f t-Isc,
graduated 5Q5Ac. Freights 10 Liverpool duii
and steady; cotton 3-32d; grain liad.
Chicago, April -. 1910 u. IN. - Wheat
54isc. now 7i9sc; May delivery onened' 10 90
lower at 12isc now 1850. Corn opened mn
changed at 402ic tor Nav delivery. now 4O85Gg
4Obc. Pork opened Sc lower at St7 65isc Tor
September delivery now si7 s. '-N ava
Chicago: April 22.-lherc was an advance
IN the grain markets to-day. and for the frst
time ~ many months The hun inspirations
SaIhe TON foreign consumers. There were
large buying orders from abroad receivcg ~
TINS ana other markets, which to-days adj.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
-. ..-.n III ~ r.u1

Cotton-The market was rather quiet and
barely steady at the decline. There was
a slow inquiry and a light business doing.
The weakness was Influenced by unfayorable
advices from controlling markets and the de-
cline in New York. On Change at the regu-
lar midday call at ! o'clock p. m, the market
was bulletined steady. at a decline Of sc in
all grades the sales being 2O6 bales The
following are the official spot quotations of
tba fsgtfo, Irychouvar
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

Atlanta. Ga, April 1.-THE clearings OF
the associated banks for the week were
81 ,099 $50
New York, April %, noon-The following
were the opening quotations:
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Sea Islands-The market was quiet and
steady at unchanged prices. The sales dur
ing the day were only 100 bags
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

FoR saluting Admiral Mello's flag
the president has removed Commodore
and Acting Rear Admiral Stanton, sta
toned at Rio Janeiro, Brazil, from the
command of the South Atlantic station.
The annual report of Capt w r.
Sampson. chief of the naval bureau, to
the secretary of the navy, estimates
that S7.I45.sOI will be required for
ordnance work during the mex. fiscal
year.
Tue annual report 10 the secretary of
war of Paymaster General William
Smith. United States army. shows that
the pay of the army during the last
fiscal year amounted 10 SIS. 739. 45L
N the United States business failures
10 the number of 553 occurred in the
seven days ended on the 27th. During
the week previous the failures num-
bered $40. against Isl in the CORE
spending time in 1s92.
Ar the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the 27th aggregated
S92s, IA, ST.. against 1854. j56. $50 the
previous week The decrease, compared
with the corresponding week in 1892.
was 20.3-
FOR no known cause Miss Daisy Gar
land. aged 81. daughter OF the ex-attor-
ney general. shot herself through the
heart with a revolver at her home Ia
Washington.
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The News OF the Week.
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.
HFTTTHIRO CONGRESS.
Extra Session

TUESDAY. Oct 24.-After discussion
of the silver repeal bill in the senate
il was announced that the south
ern senators opposed TO the measure
had decided 10 give up the fight and
allow a vote 10 be taken IN a day or
two In the house the time was occu-
pied in discussing the bill TO esta blish
q uniform system of bankruptcy in the
United States
WEDNESDAY, Oct 25.-In the senate
the silver repeal bin was further
discussed. In the house bills were
introduced providing for the retire
ment of national bank notes and for
the issue in their place of United States
notes, and providing that no pension
claim heretofore or hereafter allowed
shall be annulled, suspended or set
asiGe unless il is shown that the pen
sion vas obtained by fraud or perjury.
The bankruptcy bill was further con-
sidered.
THURSDAY, Oct 90 Discussion of
the silver repeal bill occupied the time
Of the senate. In the house the
death of the chaplain. Rev. ). w. Had
daway, of Maryland, was announced.
and committee OF seven was appoint
ed 10 attend the funeral The senate
resolution extending the acknowledge
ments of the United States TO foreign
governments for their participation in
the worlds fair were concurred in.
The bankruptcy bill was further con-
sidered
FRIDAY. Oct. %. In the senate
Senator Pfeffer's amendment to the
repeal bill prt viding for silver coin
age at n ratio of Ii to 1 was defeated by
a vote of 50 to IS, which was taken as
meaning that the Voorhees, bill would
become law. The measure was fur
ther discussed. In the house resolu-
ton calling for information as TO state
banks was the cause of animated dis
cussion, and an attempt to pass il dis
closed the presence of less than a quo
rum. whereupon an adjournment was
taken until the 3Oth.
SATURDAY, Oct 2S.- In the senate
the urgency deficiency bill was passed.
Various amendments to the silver bill
We're defeated, and Senator sherman
closed the debate, saying. during his
remarks. that the further purchase of
silver and making it the standard of
value would, it was believed, work ire
parable injury to the business of the
whole country. to the wages and prop
erty of every citizen of the land. In
the house the bankruptcy bill was fur
Their discussed.
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BATTLE WITH MooRs.
spauiards Suffer Great LOST ooDs Re
ing Hurried Forward

spauiards suffer Great LoSs-1rooDs BE-
ing Hurried Forward
MADRID, Oct. 31.-Thc battle fought
Friday night and Saturday about the
trenches before Meliila. which resulted
in the death of Gen Margello. who COM
manded the Spanish troops in the first
battle about Sidi Quaritch. has
caused a profound sensation here.
The engagement Saturday was COM
menced by Gen. Ortega, who. at the
head of the reinforcemeDts sent to
Melilla, drove the Moors from the
trenches they had occupied in front of
the Spanish Notifications The Moors
fought desperately and with the great
est courage. Many of the Spaniards were
fortunate Gen. Margallo. who only
fortv-eight hours previously exposed his
troops To second defeat by sending a
mere handful of men to the onslaught
of the tents of thousands of Moors.
LONDON. Got. So The Madrid cor
respondent Of the News says the Moors
renewed hostilities at Melilla at day
break Sunday. The garrison made a
scrtie z 900 strong. The firing on both
sides continued until dusk and the
fighting was Of desperate character.
The Spanish forts sheiled and totally
destroyed the Moorish village of Fret.
jana and its mosque. Reinforcements
of 1000 men will reach Melilla before
Monday night