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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-28

Orleans advanced to points. Spot cotton
was easy here, but without Quotahle change.
Sales, l,226 bales for spinning There was
decline OF l-i6c at four OF the southern points.
New Orleans was steadier with sales
OF 90uO bales. The receipts at the
ports were 50S34 bales against 56OiS
bales this day lastl week, and 4S,949 bales
last year. The total for the week is S51 6]S
bales, against 9S3 2SO last week and pa. 9l5
this week last year Interior receipts for the
week 10, ia bales against 1885 last week,
and lOl,235 this week last year shipments
W4ll bales. against ~ 070 last week, and
S9le this week last year. Stock pa 500 bales,
against lSl ,4Ot last week, and 206076 last year.
New Orleans receipts tomorrow are estI-
mated at 1900 to l5CO) bales against g. LOG on
the same day last year"
New York, oct. 27.-Riordan & Co. say OF
cotton: The first news from Liverpool this
morning was a loss OF more than 3-6i and our
opening was a slight decline. January selling
on the call at S.O5c, but, before the call had
ended the decline had changed to an i'm
proVement. There was brisk short covering
upon predictions OF cold weather in Texas,
and January advanced to size. But there
was more cotton offered at that price than
the bulls cared 10 take, ana the
market became easier. The port
receipts for the week ran far
in excess OF all estimates, being
more than 1000 bales ahead OF those Of the
corresponding week last season, while the
receipts for the week at interior towns showed
an excess of about % 600 bales, as compared
with last season. This heavy movement dis
couraged the bulls, and January reacted to
S.llc, and during most of the afternoon, con
tinued dull and depressed. In the last half
hour there was spell OF active buying on
southern orders and the close was steady.
with g. l5c bid for January. II may be that we
shall have higher prices later in the
season But the trouble is that there
are too many people waiting for the good time
coming most of them having more enthu-
siasm than margins, and until receipts shall
show sharp falling on spinners both here
and abroad are likely to take q Sanguine view
of the size OF the crop and buy supplies only
from hand to mouth in the hope of a lower
market later on. We fear that we have yet TO
see the lowest point of the present decline"
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STATE BONDS.
Cotton.

Liverpool, Oct. H.-NoOn-Cotton moder-
ate; demand freely supplied; prices easieI +.
American middling, 9l6d; sales 900 bales;
American, 200 bales; speculation and ex-
port, 800 bales; receipts, mono. Futures
easy; demand principally for middling posi-
tions.
Liverpool, Oct. o. 4 p. m.-Spot cotton is
easier and in moderate demand; freely met !:
American mddling "A sales 5000 bales of
which 500 bales were for speculation and ex-
port and included 200 bales American
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause: October, 4 26 640o4 27-64d; October and
November, 2464d. buyers; November and
December, % Olga 24-64d: December and
January 1854 2i-6ld; January and Febru-
airy, 24G494 25-64d February and March,
266id, buyers; March and April 4 2S-64d,
sellers; April and May, 36-6fd sellers; Nav
and June, 4 3l-64d, sellers; June and july,
4 326id. sellers. Futures opened easy. with
the demand principally for middle positions,
at 264Gt3 64ddecline, and closed steady from
unchanged to Load net decline.
New York. Oct. p, noon.-Cotton contracts
opened steady at lM2 points decline, as fol
lowing Liverpool, but reacted 1Odpl2 points on
Liverpools recovery together WITH reports
of frost in Texas and prices are now 90l2
points over yesterday with fairly active
trade.
New York. Oct. 27.-Cotton futures opened
steady, as follows: October, 7 95c, November
SIC: December, 9oc; January O5c: Feb
ruary. 3 lac; March, 8 &c
New York, oct p, p m.-spot cotton
ding Orleans 7l6c; sales l.22o bales.
Futures closed steady at to II
points higher, with sales OF 10000 bales.
as follows: October, Ole; November, s OOc;
Decem Der. 07c January, l5c; February,
e2ic; March, 3lc; April So; May, 8 44c
June. 6 SOC.
New York, Oct 27.-The total net receipts
to-day were sob bales Exports to Great
Britain. 29950 bales: to France, 6307 bales;
to continent, 1924 bales. stock on hand.
S6i 1856 bales Consolidated net receipts so
far this week are 351 sos bales; exported to
Great Britain. % ISL bales to France 20 53l
bales; to continent &C. l82 bales. Total net re-
ceipts since sept. /, 469,il3 bales: xported
to Great Britain since Sept. J. 1886 377 bales;
to France, l02 ,967 bales; to continent, 1902 2U9
bales.
New Orleans Oct. 26.-Cotton futures closed
barely steady. with sales OF $500 bales, as
follows: October &c bid. November Z G3M
Z 65c. December 752t7 nc January 500
7 Sic. February s7d7 Ssc. March 9517 900,
April O2ds Oic, May 8 098S lie.
New York. Oct 27.-The suns cotton report
says: Unexpected hrmness IN Liverpool a
cold wave at the south. with reDOrts OF frost
IN Arkansas and Texas. anu the covering Of
local and southern shorts. caused an advance
Of about ~ points, and az the close the market
was steady with prices OF 10 u points higher
than last night on near months and 70 y
points higher on distant months with sales Of
10000 bales. a he receipts 80 the ports were
siili larger and the movement u interior
towns was also very liberal Liverpool
declined 20 3iS poiuts but recovered
most ~ this and closed steady with spot
sales 81 SON buies Ia Manchester yarns
we're weak and cloths quiet but lrm. New
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EXPORTS OF COTTON.
WEEKLY REPORT

Liverpool, Oct 2O.-The sales OF the week
were "a 900 bales-American a. 900 bales, trade
takings, including forwarded from ships side
to spinnerS 10000 bales: actual exports 5000
bales; total imports 1884, 900 bales-American
1000 bales total stock 100 900 bales-Amer-
lean 500 900 bales; total ahoat 2t5,0OO bales
American POS. 900 bales, speculafors took 900
bales: exporters took 10000 bales
New York, Oct. 2O.-Weekly net receipts
64l bales; gross 43, 400 bales; exports to Great
Britain II, 92i bales, TO continent 1879 bales.
to France 30 bales; forwarded 5l34 bales:
sales 1917 bales. all spinners
Total consolidated net receipts at all the
ports today were 62,04 bales exports to
Great Britain 1880 bales to the continent
1924 bales; to France 1907 bales; stock S6i $3.50
bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports for the
week ending to-day were 357 .80s bales;
exports. to Great Britain W,lsl bales: to
France 2653l bales. to the continent sc. 1872
bales
Total net receipts since Sept. l .469, 1l3
bales exports. to Great Britain 1886 377 bales.
to France l02 9G7 bales, 10 the continent 302 200
bales
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On hand Oct. %, 1898 ...



Money is easy. The bank clearances for
the past week amounted to 3,l5S .Sll.16.
Foreign Exchange-Market very weak
The following are net Savannah quotations:
Sterling. commercial demand. = 500 sixty
days. a 80; ninety days, - IA francs,
Paris and Havre. sixty days, s. p: swiss,
sixty days, IS PA; marks, sixty days,
90 O-1Gc.
Domestic Exchange The tone OF the mar
ket IS active. Banks are buying at 4 discount
and selling at "a discount 20 par
securities-Inere IS "A persistent demand
FOR Central stock and deDentures. but buyers
are apart Munich pal bonds hnd ready sale.
stocks and Bonds-State bonds. Georgia
o., per cent bonds 0j bid. 70 asked. new
Georgia a. per cent. bonds. 1915. 1914 bid. 100
asked: Georgia smiths maturity 1896. lOi
BID 100 asked. 49,.
CITY Bonds Atlanta per cent. no BID, 10
asked Augusta per cent. 100 bid. l0' asked
Aggu-fa per cent 100 bid lOJasked, Colum'
bg- 8 Der cent. ~ bid. lOJ asked Macon per
cent l05 BID 800 asked new savannah per
cent a4arierlg January COUPONS. lp4 pll.
Dol asked. new savannah 3 PER cent q iaf
ieilg November coupons, iDi Dln. lVlH
asked. -
railroad Bonds savannah tipriaA ana
We-fern railroad general mortRaTe hynar, o
percent i8teTestcO1p0as 1915 pa Iy'a'Ae''
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Total visible supply ........ 2738. 492 3.086 427
The imports into Continental ports the
past week have been 81 900 Dales.
The above figures indicate decrease in the
cotton in sight to date of 34T ,935 bales as com
pared with the same date of 1892. a decrease
of l57 OBS bales as compared with the cor
responding date of 1891, and an increase of
576116 bales as compared with 1890.
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL
PORTs.-1he receipts and shipments of cot
ton at Bombay have been as follows for the
week and year, bringing the figures down to
Oct. 10:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
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FINANCIAL.
SPECULATION.

XETE offer special facilities to operators.
w large or small for trading on margins in
Stocks, Grains or Provisions. Market letter
issued regularly, giving latest confidential
advices. Order received on I per cent. mar
gins Our book, Speculation, or How to
Trade" mailed on receipt of 2-cent stamp.
G. +. VAN WINKLE g. CO., Brokers, 236 La
Sale street, Chicago.
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per barrel, si7 5061s17 rs. Lard, per 100
pounds, $40 i0QSl0 IL. Short rib sides 80 90
10 *. Dry sailed shoulders 81 OOa7 %; short
clear Sides 40 25GD$9 so. Whisky, al H.
Sugars unchanged.
leading futurpq rAn0ed M foIIowa.
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Sailed Yesterday.

steamship City OF Augusta, New York.
steamship Empire IBrl, Reval.
Schr Van Laer Black, Baltimore.
Schr Genl Adelbert Ames, Baltimore.
Schr Priscilla Scribner, New York.
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Continued on Third Page.

John Hancock's grave in the old Granary
burying ground in Boston is unmarked, save
bv a small cracked and moss-coYered stone
inscribed: mo. 49, Tomb of Hancock" Ef-
forts are being made TO raise funds for suit
able monument
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Baltimore, Oct. 27-wheat strong; spot
66a@6ic; October 66A067c; November and
Deoemher 6sAG169c; May 7546o15Rc. Corn
quiet; spot 454ln46C; November 464c asked;
year Hiac bid. Other markets unchanged.
Cincinnati, Oct. 27.-Flour steady. Wheat
in fair demand and firm; No > red 6iia062c.
Corn quiet; No. mixed 40c. Oats firm No.
. mixed 291Sc Pork barely steady. S17 CO.
Lard scarce and firm 81 80 Bulk meats
nominal 80 IS. Bacon easy, 81 co. Whiskey
steady; sales 4S6 barrels, at 81 IA. Butter
dull. Eggs heavy, lie. Sugar steady. Cheese
strong.
New Orleans, Oct 27.-Cofee easier ordi-
nary TO low grades 20bGeSB. Flour quiet;
extra fancy 81 10loS3 Is. Sugar steady; open
kettle, fair Sc; centrifugal. plantation granu-
lated 4Ac; of centrifugal granulated 4N615sS;
choice white 4asc; OF white 4ls0t4 Bloc; gray
3 ll-l6G3Sc; prime clarified 3S9S&c; OF
clarified 3hGS 7l6c; seconds 2A612Ac.
Molasses easy; open kettle, choice SOC; good
prime to strictly prime S4lD35c; prime $50;
good fair S0c. Syrup, 2Sl9S2c
st. Louis, Oct. y. - Flour very quiet,
holders firmer, prices unchanged. Wheat
opened, unsettled, though No higher, eased
of &c, and then on sharp demand gained
rapidly, closing with gain of l6DiIkc, secured
principally through reports OF drought condi
tions in winter wheat sections and frmer
cables; No. 2 red cash closing 60c; october
6OAc bid; November 6lAc, nominal Decem
Der 6lA@63c, closing 63c asked; May 696@
I0hc, closing 70Ac bid Corn was duh but
firm, gaining &c only; No. mixed, cash
November 344c nominal; December s4%c
bid year $3.50 asked; January S4Ac nomi-
nall May 3Sc bid. Oats nominal; No cash
closed 26o bid; October 26Ac nominal (;
November 26AC, nominal May 3lHc bid
Whisky, 81 a. Bagging, h0b8%c. Cotton ties
95cD$l 90. Provisions unchanged, except
lard, 80 500, and dry sailed short ribs, o. 80
Rice
New York, oct. 27.-Rice firm; domestic
fair to extra 3d5hc; Japan 4L0ihc
Petroleum, oils, Etc.
New York Oct. 27-Cotton seed oil
easy; prime crude 36c.
Naval Stores.
New York Oct. 27.-Rosn firm Turpen-
tine quiet, 3i6o3lhc.
Charleston, oct. 81 49, Spirits turpentIne
firm at 27Gc. Rosin firm at 81 90 for good
strained.
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NotIce tn Mariners.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
will be furnished masters OF vessels free Of
chargein United States photographic once,
In the custom house. Captains are requested
to call at the office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-28

Steamship Decatur II Miller, Foster, Balti-
more-John ] Carolan. Agent.
Bark BruclSlay Castle [Brl, Charles, Rotter-
& Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-28

Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York-Miss Sarah l. Wadley, George Dole
Wadley. Miss Edith Robinson Mrs Miller,
Mary Fogarty, G II Smith and wife, L Dom
Bonner, Rev Il f McManus, T Gamble, VIM
Brown.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-28

Per British bark Brucklay Castle for Rot
terdam-5.4 24 bbls rosin, valued at $40 434 and
900 bbls spirits turpentine, valued at Si3 800
Antwerp Naval Stores Co
Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
York-2,090 bales upland cotton 293 bales sea
island cotton, las bales domestics and yarns,
20 bbls rice, 432 bbls spirits turpentine, LIZA
bbls rosn, S,6H feet lumber, Pod oars I box
terraplns, 2s cans shrimp, 1883 pkgs fruit, 20
pkgs vegetables, 80 bbls cotton seed oil, so
bbls pitch, 297 pkgs mdse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-28

Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
C. G.. Anderson.
steamer Alpha. Daniels, Button, Port
Royal and Beaufort-C II Medlock, Agent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-28

Steamer Katie Beviu, Augusta and way
landings-W T Gibson, Manager.
Steamer Bellevue, Garnett, Darien-W 7
Gibson, Manager
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rived at TYbee Yesterday.
Cleared Yesterday.

Bark Woye [Norl, Andersen, Oran-Chr G
Dahl g. Co.
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RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT ALL THE PORTS
FROM SEPT. l, 1898, TO OCT. p, 1893. AND FOR
THE CORRESPONDING TINE LAST YEAR:
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HIDES AND FURS.
Send Your Hides and FuFs

RANDOLPH KIRKLAND
SAVANNAH, GA.
He pays for dry fiints cents. dry salt
cents, dry damaged cents, green salt 3
cents beesWuE ~ cents, deer skins y cents
wool, free OF sand ana burs, 1874 eentRi black,
ga cents bury, from 70 n centa
2lI So, Julian straet.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


New York Oct. q, 4 p. m.-Money on call
has been easy, ranging from = to per cent
The last loan was at IL per cent, and at the
closing was offered at 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5ia@7ia per cent.
Sterling exchange, tlrmer with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81 84@4 S2is for de
mand and 81 sJla@4 SOa4 for sixty days; posted
rates 81 81 lB0n4 Sii5.
Commercial bills 81 1904 7ogl.
Silver certificates, 72072Hc.
The total sales of stocks were 97O,9CO
shares.
Government bonds firm. State bonds
dull.
New York. Oct q. noon.-The following
were the opening quotations:
Chicago and Northwestern........ 1904
Lake Shore .................... ......... 12S&
Norfolk and Western preferred ......... 2l4
Richmond and West Point Terminal.
western Union. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
New York, Oct. 27.--The volume of business
on the stock exchange to-day was much less
tion was steadier and none the less strong.
At the opening higher range of quotations
was established, but the market met with
some selling orders at the outset, which
caused reaction in which only part OF the
improvement was lost Towards the close a
sharp purchasing movement was developed,
which caused recovery, ana the final sales
were at an advance over yesterdays closing
figures of 196l2% per cent. in the active list
and extending to per cent. in the speclalties.
The shares which participated most largely
in the appreciation IN values were
Cleveland Cincinnati, Chicago and
ST. Louis preferred 6; Rubber common
Az Rubber common preferred AZ: Louis
vile and Nashville 2L Delaware Laoka-
wanna and Western 2%; Flint and Pere Mar
quette 2A; Chicago Gas, Tobacco and ST.
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba ,; Missouri
Pacific and Minneapolis and st. Louis pre-
feued q; Northern Pacific preferred. Sus-
Quehanna and Western preferred Delaware
and Hudson, Lead preferred, and Starch IA;
Western Union and Atchison IL; St Paul
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Oregon
Short Line and Texas Land N; Ontario and
Western l q, and Illinois Central, Kansas and
Texas preferred. Denver and Rio Grande
preferred and Colorado Oil preferred per
cent. Railroad and miscellaneous bonds
were strong and active.
TheclOS1np bidS were.
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Grain. Provisions. Etc.

exports coastwiSe from New Orleans Oct
10 shonld have been 1864 bales, and Oct 2
632 bales.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

~~~CSo~0~~-~-~~0~~-~~~~~ ~@~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~|~
Sun Rises. .-........... ............ 6:S5
Sun Sets Observation-Disclosures. 5:25
~~-~~sS~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ ~~~-~~~S~~~-~~c~C-~-~~
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The following were the quotations for the
corresponding date last year; Spirits tur-
pentine. 285lc. Rosin-A, b. G, d,
and E, 81 Is: f, 81 20; G. 81 .; Il, 81 40; l,
81 GO; X, 81 IS; NJ. 81 10; n, y IS; window
glass SO 20; water white 50 60.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS ON HAND
AND ON sHIPBOARD FROM APRIL 1. 1893 TO
DATE AND TO THE CORRESPONDING DATE
LAST YEAR.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Saturday, Get 2s, 1898.
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON-The visible
supply of cotton. as made up by cable and
telegraph to the Chronicle Oct 20, is as
follows. The continental stocks, as we'll as
those for Great Britain and the afioat. are
this weeks returns. and consequently all the
European figures are brought down to Thurs
day evening. But to make the totals the com
plete figures for Oct. 20, we add the item of
exports from the United States, including in
it the exports of Friday only:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-28

High Water at Fort Pulaski 9l2 am. 0:24 pm
Central Standard Time).
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
Nexys From Winston.

WINSTON J,n lO.-SpecIal L (
Nicely. sg-nt for the southern Express
company. has left Winston under mys
terious circumstances His ~herabout
are still unknown He went tn Gree s.
horo in buggy Superintendent S.dlrr
Of Charlotte, is here examining the Ex
press books H says he cannot tell
whether Nicely j. a defaulier until further
txaminstion Nicely came to Winston
from Durham last July and succeeded
Ora Keruer as agent He has won NAV
friends here who are 10th to believe him
guilty of any wrong doing
The stockh ,lders of Winstons' thre,
hanks held annual me-tings tn day
The old directors aud otfi ;e'sof Wacho
Vi4 and Peoples wer. re el-c'ed. III.
Frst NatIo3al was re organized but j ID
Buxton ASS re elected presid. n an Col
J. w As-p-ugh. cashier DIR. ii
| McAden and Geo. + Wilson If Charlotte
who held controlling interest 10 the oan'
disposed IF their stock 70 Winston Dur
ham and Richmond capitalists. Anon.
he new stockholders are Geo. Watts
r E Lyon, b l.. b n and w Duk
uf Durham. w ) Fnroes of Il chmODd
The latier's stock is $2j,000. Is. n
Duke and w. s. Forbes were ale
elected directors.
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
French Ca abinel Resigns.

PAPIs. Jan. 10 0-The French ministry
has, collectively. presented their resigna-
tions to President CarnOt The great
est excitement prevails and the people
throng the streets The p,Iice are out in
full force dispensing the crowds
President Carno' has ch ,rged NJ Ribo'
with the duty of reforming the cabinet
R,bot will retain the office Of premier
exchanging the portfolio of foreign
Il airs for that Of interior.
1t is openly charged that Pre- ilen
Carnot and NJ Rbot are not sincere il
Panama prosecutions, it is charged tla
the whole will be nothing but farce
The new ca''inet organized by Ribot il
as follows: R,hot. Prey Dr and minis
ter of the interior; Dts-r.e. fore'gr
IF .irs; Tir.rd. fioance; B 'urgeo's, ju.
tIce; Gen. L ,izilion, war; Burdean, col
nnies and marine; Dupuy, instruction
V'ger, agriculture; Sies tried, commerce
VIette, works.
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
Washiuyton Notes.

WATuINGrDN. Jan. 10 -Commis
sioner Morgan Of the Indian bureau hss
received = letter from Lewis Miller sui
fifteen other Cheyenne and Arapho Ind
ians members Of troop and cavalry ask
ing him tn intercede in their behalf 10
seoure discharge from the army.
The house elections committee TO DAY
began hearing of the last contested Gle
ction case before it Miller VS. f lipr,
from Sho string district IN Sruth Caro-
lima. Thomas II VIII eleI Q negro
argued the case for Miller.
S u'h Carolina offic'a's aud represen
tatives in congress claims the direct tai
refunded the state is not as much a. tn
state is entitledts. The srnate fnanc
committee is considering the claims.
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
BREVITIES.

SELMA. Ala-The unity Jail was
burned to day, loss s. 600
BERLIN-The strike iu the Saar dis
trct ls ut end and 1l,l70 old men
have been employed.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala-Joe Davis, age 80
years was shot through an augur hole IN
his own house last nig ht
LITTLE Rock Governor E Esgle has
b ID u relapse aud it is thought ne will
not live through the night.
PosToN, NJ ass "A fire on Federal street
this morning destroyed several buildings,
toe loss aggregating 81. 900, 900.
CHEYENNE, Wyo-Already 250 tales
men have been summoned for jury service
10 the case of the regulators Not one
has yet been accepted.
HARTFORD, Conn-At the annual
meeting OF the New England tobacco
growers association to day resolu ion
was passed favoring the present duty on
tobacco.
ANDERSON, Ind The long standing
| feud between the Lawson and Stamford
f,ctions. was resumed Sunday at church
and as a result two persons are dead and
sever wounded.
PARIS Ferdinand deLesseps has
been made a defendant to the charges oi
c'.np!icit7 in tae Paoama cana! fraud.
He Is col fnt to his bed. The prosecu-
tion is progressing, crowds being in at
tendance.
HELENA, Mont Repeated ballots in
the house and senate to-day failed to
sh " any progress in the selection Of
United States senator. A j,int session
on will be held tomorrow.
| Denver The newly elected popu
lists uticers of Colorado were inaugura
ted to day. For the first time since
Colorado was Admitted to the Union, the
republicans have no voice in the state
government.
ALBANY, N. Yin the democratic
caucus tonight the vote for United
States senator was: Eiward Murphy
Jr IS. Burke Cochran 5 Two senar or
aud three sssemblymen voted for the lat
ter
PANAMA, via Galveston. Colum
bian government has suspended action il
regard to extending the concession o
the Panama canal company until tn
trouble is over in France.
; New YoRK.-A fight for the ciecTett
trade is on between the trust and iva
concern. Dealers are under contrac
with the trust which prevents then
selling any other cigarettes, but those o
the trust.
NEW ORLEANS. La Gen. John B
Gordon has decided not to change th
date Of the reunion of the Confederst
veterans at Birmingham, Ala aud /
!. will take place July 18TH aud 20.h.
PIrTsBURG PA.-The fly wheel at tn
still mil If Olive BIOS. South Mint
and Bingham str' cts, burst at 4 o'cloc
this mOrniog One man WAS Instant
killed and several Others injured. Tw
will die. The mill was badly wrecked
f ,ing pieces from the wheel tore hug
holes in the roof and damaged the III,
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