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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-18
aSera que inspire mas fe
J carino mas profundo
en este rinc6n del mundo
el dios Quintal dc caf92

FL ninistro de Ultranar ha cen
suraao con acritud en- el Congreso
que Sc Uege y Sc baiga tanto Ia auto
aaontta, q q'se e5a todo ieteato serjo de
reto5Dea Sc cea55 te51dencias outonomis-
tos.
En- el ninisterio que dirige 81 Sc
nor lIaura Sc criaron los cuervos
que tratan de sacar los ojos / los
mismos que les acariciaban an dia,
enguy6ndelos con 81 alpiste ' el MILO
del presupuesto.
81 le dyscomponen hoy sns prop5-
4itos. procure corfaries las plumas :
las gsrras. no sea cue logren derri-
barle y abatirle.
y en- cuanto 4 csc rcear5jto de Ia
autonomIa, "a es tan gastado, tan ca
duco ' tan pueril como 10 fueron en
otros tiempos q del 1ilibusterisnto y ol
del lob0eantismO.
Ard5de5 RIGGS, que decia FL C1om9,,,
ALA por los amos de 70 al SO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-18

En- Ia FiHa Cog4oc, Hato rey,-
Rio piedras-han celebrate los fran
ceses con esplendidez el Il de Julio.
Les unia 81 lazo immortal del pa
triotismo, les congregaba el amor
profnndo la libertad, Y alii. recor-
dando la h'rancia augusta que de-
rrib6 la Bastilla y proclam6 los dere-
chos del hombre. enyiaron IN saludo
Ia patria ausente, tan digna de
amor y de respeto.
Nosotros de coraz6n nos pnimos
esos ciudadanos que eonservan las
tradiciones dc su pueblo Y las cons.e-
gran en- una fiesta lntima, como o.
viandante que, cruzando ignotas tie
rras, conmemora el natal1cio de su
madrs ' envia al hogar idolatrado
sus oscuios y sus plegarias 4 traves
1ai a,.-l -: ;4.,.s oieIupre que aquI,
en- esta region del sur, donde Ia co
lonia frsncasa es rica Y prospera, nc
snene IN hurra nj IN brindis por los
sabios de la encyclopaedia nj por los
heroes d. la revolucion.
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Grocery Co, Est L Stern. Palmer Hardware Co,
Haynes q Il. Tidewater Oil Co, A Hanley, j q
Puder. Murphy, } Harvey. II Q Houston.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Jsn I'D q Dancy, NJ Y Henderson. w
d Simkins KavanGugh & B, II Cussy Guck.
enheimer Sons. b II Levy & Bro. Enrich y
Fro, Mss Matte Brown. Rosenheim e. Co. Sa-
vannah Grocery Co. N Ferst's Sons q Co. K 8
Butler Il w Baker. r. S Strickland. J M Lee
, j Rourke & Son. Fl Hennessy. Swinton a. NJ.
Jno l. Day, Moore q co, Decker & f. w r Lee.
Savannah Broom Factory, J n Mcfarland IA
Solomon Il Son, J b Weed & Co, Kennickell A.
Co. J NJ Dixon Co. Harness & j, ] G Slater.
j z Williams & Co. Mcmillan Bros, A b Hull &
Co, Peacock II g. Co. Ellis Y & 20, Savannah "
; Co, Hunter p & Is. Z l. Jones' w W Chisholm
= Co. Edwards Co, Sanford H g. Co. w G.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Jan
le-W g McOonough, W ID tarris. Gnell Mrs
l. Men. Ii Jenkins j B Sanders, Aus
tin, z w Storer, Mrs f Joseph.
Per South Bound Railroad Jan ISL G Slater.
Paulsen, LETTER 4 Son. Harness & j. j Hart
Bro, 81 Dixon 4 Co, Savannah N Co. w p
Atkins II Son, II Solomon & Son, Barbour g. Co.
" Young. Heuisler & II. SMITH Bros. J Me-
Grath & Co. A b Hull & Co. VI Ferst's Sons =
Co. Crawford Henderson, g w Tiedeman g. Bro.
Savannah Grocery Co, JAS McColin, j Rourke a
Son. Weed a. Co. q + Stults & Co..
Per steamship Tallahassee from New York--
l. Appleton lDs soto HoteO Appel & s.
broughton Bros. a Burke 4 ~. W Branch
Est. l. Bluestein. Barbour Co. s W Bostick,
Coliat Bros Cornwell a. q. J Collins a. co. w
q Cooper, NJ Dixon q O., l. - Dunn, Jas
Continued on Third PnOe
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BALTIMORE. Jan. 1s.-Flour firm. Wheat
dull; No. red on spot s0@1s914c; January de-
delivery o0Lc; milling wheat by sample 1s1,82c.
Corn dull 6ut steady; mixed on spot sac;
January delivery 591<c; February delivery SEC
asked; March delivery 14c sellers: May De iv-
cry 52j&c sellers; white corn by sample 5i@s5c;
yellow by sample 6441551sc
CINCINNATI, Jan. lS.-FIour active and steady.
Wheat scarce and strong; No. red 73c. Corn
stronger; No. 2 m .xed $40 1916. Oats steady;
No. nnixei sGc. Pork easier at SIS 25. Lard
dull at so 62je. Bulk meats lower to sell at
81 62ls39i5, Bacon in light demand at 81 Is
Oil 81. Whisky steady and quiet at 81 49,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. lS.-Flour easier but un-
changed. Wheat was heavy all day long aud
the close was NC under yesterday; No 2 red
cash G93zc; Nav delivery 75lk1i55kc Corn
Cash lower at sSsSc: options aGeanced sc. but
dropped back and closed about as yesterday;
March delivery 401Ac; May delivery 4Sc. Oats
lower; cash SIC; nay delivery sa'so Baggng
and not much doing. Pork SIS 90 for old; $40 90
for new. Lard &C $40 81: Dry salt meats-IDoos
shoulders 80 Is; longs 80 so; clear ribs 50 so;
Bacon-Shoulders 81 G21s; longs $40 s7If; clear
ribs SO SIN; shorts 81 90; strips SO IS Sugar
cured hams SI4 Oo@.14 so. Whisky steady at
81 IS.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Jan. ls-Rosin dull and stsady.
Spirits turpentne quiet and firm at 346,34Izc.
CHARLESTON, Jan. IS. Spirits turpentine
steady at S01<c. Rosin firm at 81 o5 for good
strained.
WILMINGTON. Jan. is.-SpIrits turpenCine--
Nothing doing. Rosin frm; strained 97lfc;
good strained 81 02l4. Tar steady at 81 is
Crude turpentine steady; hard 81 90; yellow dip
and virgin 81 70.
PETROLEUM, OILS, ETC.
New YoRK, Jan I5.-Fetroeum quiet and
steady. Cotton seed oil quiet and easy; crude
42c; yellow q6l1047c.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Jan. I5.-Rice IN good demand and
firm.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. ts.-Rice in fair demand ;
ordinary TO good 25s633I4c.
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MEMORANDA


New York, Jan 16-Arrived, schr Caroline
Hall. Coverdale. Jacksonville.
AMER. Jan l6-Passed prior TO this date, bark
Loreley LGerl, Hegemann. Savannah for Bata-
via.
Antwerp, Jan 14-Sailed, lark Palas [Rusl
Sadn. Mobile.
FleetW God. Jan I6-Arrived, bark Asia [Norl
Apale chicola tsee Miscellany
Fort de France, Mart, Jan ARRIVED. schr
Lizzie E Dennison Small, EerIandina
Gibara. Jan 5-Sailed, schr Louise Hastings
Albury, Key West.
Gibraltar, Jan l6--Passed, steamship Dora
bril- Girgenti for Char eston.
Havana. Jan l2-Arrlved. barks Maria Louisa
lSpl. Alfonso. Brunswick; Sebastiana [Spl.
Mas Charleston: schrs Leonard lBrl, Melon
aid, and Alice, Mcdonald. DuEeshire, Mobile;
John Parker [Brl. Mulberry. Pensacola
Liverpool, Jan i6-Arrived, steamship Monk
seaton Brl, BsaZley, Brunswick.
Sailed-Bsrk Helga iNorl, Pensacola.
Madeira, Jan S-PasSed. steamship Oaklandg
lBrl, Moore Charleston.
larifa. Jan 9-PasSeJ, bark Zefiro [Itall. Schi
Apalachicola, Jan 16-Arrived, bark wldgs
[Swl. Larsen. RocheforJ.
Jacksonville. Jan I6-Cleared, schr Mary y
Morris, Dukes. New York.
Newport News, jan i6--Arr.ved, steamship
Milo lBrl, Williamson, Coosaw, sc. for st Ma
zaire.
Norfolk, Jan i6-Arrivsd, schr Maggie ] Law
renee, Grace, Charleston for Richmond with
cOal).
Delaware Breakwater. Jan l4-Arrfved schrs
Addie Bicon. Hal y. Charleston for W Whining
ton, Del; Kate AttSen, Wilson, Charleston for
Philadelphia
l6th-Arrived, schr Thos May. walston,
Georgetown. sc. for Philadelphia.
Sailed-Scor Warren b Potter, Georgetown,
sc, Tor Philadelphia. and returned.
1arpaulin Cove. Jan ;3-Saled. schr Eta A
Simpson, Boston for Union Island.
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-
EXPORTS.

Per steamship City OF Birmingham tor New
York-lS5 bales Upland cotton. go bags sea
island cotton. - bales domestics and yarns. o.
bbls rosn u bbs spirits turpentine, 264 bbls
10 bbls rosin OIL 10 bbls soap stock 81 turtles 10
bbls fish. II bbs oranges 2,5li boxes orange, "a
pkgs vegei abes. = tons pig iron, 100 cases eggs
IS bbls oysters. IS pkRs mdse.
Per steamship ID II Miller for baltimore
29t bales upland cotton. % bales dome, tics, $40
bbls rosn, 10 bbls spirits turpentine bales
hides, 90 bbls pitch, ~ casks clay. SO tons pig
iron, 25, 49s feet lumber. $50 cases canned goods
i59 empty bbls crates vegetables, bbls vege-
tables. 10 bblg oranges, 3,544 boxes oranges, I72
pkgs mdse
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17lsc lower at SIS 10 for May delivery. de-
clined to SIS 90 but recovered to SIS 3d. Lard
opened &c lower at $40 IS for May delivery, de-
clnsd to $40 AN, but recovered to so IS.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S-Cash quotations were
follows: Flour strong, with quotations un-
changed. Wheat--No. spring 76c; No. red
16c. Corn-Ho. 3 43c. Oats-No. 2 31IzGl9i1<c
Mess pork Sl7 006i7 121S. Lard $40 IS. short
rio sides 81 500 SIS Dry sailed shoulders.
boxed, 60 s71SG110 90; short clear sides $40 20
1i0 so. Whisky at 81 49,
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad. Jan Is--5l4 baIes COT
ton. lss bales domestic, o5 bbls .l,irit- turpeu
tine. 1873 bbis rOsin 5 bts hide aJUkss TO-
bacco. ISL pkgs ndsc. 20 pays har lware. - pkgs
vegetable, 8 bbls liquor, COW ~ ibis lime. =
ibis rlce Z bbs syrup. 10 Dbs clay. cur cas- !
car meat. car slaves, car brich, 20 cars WOOD
10 ton pig iron
Tor sa'annah' tlorlda ana heetsra Hallway,
Jan is--lSs Laies cotton, ,s58 bDls roam, i6f
bbls spiflte turpeut.ne. % cars luiubsr. 70 cars
wood, co.. SACKS meal. care oats, 10 bills flour,
CATS coal 100 rolls paper. iJs seeks corn, 10
bDis rice, ~ bales broom corn, ! copper still 20
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boxes marble, 10 pkgs meat, % boxes axes. 3
bbls fish. case cigar, "A bbls syrup. bbls
whisky, boxes machinery, bales hides, box
iron, 10 bbls fruit. ~ pkgs r:1dse, 3,056 boxes
fruit. pkgs household goods, bpls berries.
Per Charleston and Savannah RAILWAY, Jan
box potatoes, pair spring beds, i car house
hold goods, box toys
Per South Bound Railroad, Jan 1870 bbls
rosin, car wood. car brick. 200 pkgs tobacco,
10 pkgs vegetables, 30 pkgs mdse, 20 pkgs hard
ware.
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PAssrNGFRS.

Per steamship Tallahassee from New York -
J II BirchAll and vile, W Hoffman, II A
Trimm and brother, Westake, G r Fried.
holdr > W Bostck, w e Gill. u Barwics T.
O'Harg. Jas VI Cabe. w W Coles, w u lsIetts,
Geo Hoeg, w NJ Coles, Mrs II Prince cob Mrs L
jackson. Mss NJ Dallas, and 5 steerag-.
FER steamship City OF Birmingham for New
Norg-Mrs Bell Brown. Jno d Bucslow, N
Fiagg.
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Per Central Railroad. Jan g. Woods % &: Co.
Grclgg q W, Hunter = g " Dweae g. d y. ) 3
Co. W Gordon q 60. Warren a 4, Butisra 5.
VI 4 u ! Maclntyre. Stubs & 4, II Maci, an
r. 90. standard afg ard Cum 20, 4 X Cham
pious son. Enrich a lSru, X = spier. Lpp-
Son. standard Oh Co. WarnOck y W, n Fefst's
oons a Co, Specially 20, TrAub. Savannah
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

London. Jan 10. - Bark Asia [Norl.
which arrived at Fleetwood to-day
from Apaachicola, reports Dec II, lat 81,
Ion IL, met with heavy storm, in which the
decks we're seriously damaged, boats carried
away. capin guttei and tins captain washed
overheard and drowned
CientueRos. Jan = schr Sadie Sumner.
from PENSACOLA, which grounded on her anchor,
sprung aleak and filed with water while dis.
charging lumber. has had the leak nearly
stopped by diver. out before loading sug ar
will bave 70 lie cked either here or 10 Pensa-
cola; not yet decided.
Halifax Ms, Jan l5-Schr Annie. Mcdonald,
which arrived on Thurs ay from Key West, was
formerly American SOUR Theresa which was
towed here last summer, abandoned by steamer
Weymouth.
Mobile, Jan s-Sandsucker Lutor, from Mo-
bile for Pensacola. in tow OF tug Simpson, went
ashore on Dixie Island at ~ pm yesterday during
heavy nortber and will probably be q toral
loss. Her hold Is full OF water. Crew landed
to-day. No insurance.
Newcastle Del. Jan l5-Schr Mary A Power,
from Fernandiua, before reported, Is now stated
TO be le8kiug badly.
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Erie. --....'''-.-''.''...- -, >
Lake Shore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l3O19
Norfolk and Western preferred. ........... 3S
Richmond and West Point Terminal. ,s9s
Western mon. 1900 ''.s. S'fS
NEW YoaK, Jan. Is, 300 p. m.-Money
on call Las been easy, ranging IRON Z13 per
cent, closing offered az > per cent prime mer-
camille paper 5L4@6ls per cent. Sterling
exchange quiet but Arm; posted rates, q 8 o.
1 -: cor ulercial bills 81 S515@l4 S114. Govern
rent bonds closed dull but steady. Southern
state bonds neglected. Railroad bonds fairly
active and firm.
New YORK. Jan lS.-Treasury balances: Coin.
ass, 5S4 OO0; currency, $4,000
NEW YoRK, Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
slight setback given to the stock market yes
teriav by the liberal realiZations and operations
Of the bearish traders the street to day was
again full OF confidence. even in the face OF the
threatened uutgo OF god Saturday. The mar
Jet maid little attention TO the adverse influences
nd the course OF prices, with some Interrupt
lions and exceptions, was almosj steadily up-
var throughout the session. The buiiish ieel-
jn-uas renowned at the opening, when prices
-. ron It17 II yer cent higher than those OF
las night rne feature Of the early part OF ne
-, ,gos Manhattan and Sugar for strength. an
DistiIlers and New England for weakn 81, but
eyrn these failed TO remain so TOT
anv great length Of time, ana the tormeF' on
,n1d made buy!ng, scored hnal gain OF per
-, Sue.ar was strong throughout, closing
,y,tn A final gain 81 Us PER cent. Coruaks ue
a,,,a a su.clal feature very late 10 the cay Out
- Med sg,c Manhattan again huctualta
"a iiiy Ov a range u per cent, uub nn1iy
reacted from lis lowest Ipiut SUI Wes t e
,asne5 upou A considerably higher leVel tash
.ais - 80 nigbt is final gain h"inx only
: ,,.r cent. bOcking Coal rscoyereo ppilloh
- L,ss aod New YORK and Aorih~rn W
49, "A continued 10 advance. Am3ng fA.uval
stocks there vas more strength 10 Loui''iA7
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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 Office in the
custom house. Captains are requested 70 call
at the office.
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siIIPpI\G INTELLIGENCE.

Sun RISES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0oN oEIssss+ss .5.51
HIGH WATER AT SAvAsNAA.. 1858 AN, s:02 Pm
(Standard time
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Decatur Miller. Billups Baltt-
more-Jno J Caroian. Agent
BARK Julie ENorl, yorgensen, Charleston, IL
ballast--Strachan & Co.
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POULTRY - Market is quiet; demand
slow; half and three quarter grown not wanted.
EGes-Markst is strong and tending higher if
the present cold spell continues, stock light
good demand.
PEANUrs-Ample stock. demand light, prices
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Steamship City of Birmingham. New York.
Steamship Decatur II Miller. Baltimore.
Steamship Saint Hubert lBrl, Liverpool
Steamship Pocassett tBrl, Genoa.
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sAILEp YESTERDAY

DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer E G Barker. Finney. 81 Helena
Master
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aud Nashville on purchases by London and in
Northern Pacific preferred. which was advanced
on covering operations of q prominent room
operator. Their gains were l5s and 1Sz per
cent. RESPECTIVELY. In the general list opening
advances we're added to. but slowly. until late
in the day. when the upward movement Le
came pronounced and everything moved for
ward. the closing being strong at or near the
best prices OF the day. Sales 1855. 900 shares.
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THussnAY. Jan 10. 1903.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Tallahassee, AsEiuS New York
G & Anderson
schr Florence Randall. Bishop New York,
In ballast 20 Geo Harriss a 90.
Schr William II Allison. Keniston, Norfolk
with coal TO q | IAggart, vessel 10 Jos A Rob.
erts Il Co
Steamer Katie. Boville. Augusta anI way
landings--W 4 Gibson, Agent
Steamer Alpha. strob1Rr. BEAUFORT aud Port
RoTal-CH Ae1iocx, Agent
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NAYAIl u OhEE--I uo IHAI K5LI TOT sElFILS ufpen-
tine was dull and easier and ISLES were made
during the day of 30 casks at S01Sc for regulars
At the b ard OF Trade on the open
ing call the market vas reported dull at Bic
for regulars. At the second there was nothing
doing, and no quotations were posted. Rosin-
grades continue firm and the better qualities
are duh and neglected. There was only mod
crate business doing. At the Board Of Trade on
the first call the market was posted as firm at
the following quotations: 4, b. G, and z,
81 10; r. 81 IS; G. 81 20; H, 81 s2Is; I, 81 30;
x. 81 IS; NJ, So 30; n. IS 40; window glass.
s. 90; water white. S4o1 At the last call it
closed unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL.
100000
SAVANNA Ma RKET5.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. is, 1898

SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. is. 1898. (
c,-roN-Intersst in the market was conspicu-
:. more by its absence tbsa Of anything of
s'',ortance transpiring The severity Of the
I-.,ber rather interfered with trading and
80 a very dull and moro or less nominal
sa.Ing TO prevail. Tbs members OF the TX
.a,ge devoted the first half Of the day to pelt-
- zach other with snow balls. There was little
= nothing doing in the way OF selling. On
orange at the opening call, at 10 q. m, the
-,-tst was bulletined very dull and unchanged.
-, with no transactions. At the second call
~ u m, 1t was very dull. the sales being 90
s.lss At the third and last call. at ( D. m, IL
.io.sd very dull and unchanged, with no further
s,lss The following are the official closing spot
.t.tioos of the Cotton Exchange;
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Bonbeur lkcFj T''ilsfseu, Marsenles
10 ballast 20 Orr - DGhi q Go,
Bark NayigatoFe HAL, Mazkatelii, Hull, In
ballast 10 Chr q Dahl a 60.
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SEND YOUR HIDES AND FURs
KAN1soLpFI I<1RxLAND.

lie avs Tor dry Hints cents, cry salt cents
dry damaged = cents, green sat cents bees-
wax - cents. dear skins . ceuts, coon sklps
" " " cents, otfor eki 81 30 TO g.
21l ~. Julian ST.
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P rb
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Confined on Thlrd Pape.
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MA4kErS 81 rGaaI2A'4.

FINANCIAL.
NEW YoRS, Jan. IS, noon.-The following
we're the opening quotations:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20
M'vEAGH GOES TO ITALY.
The Distinguished Mugwump . Sue
cessor to Van Allen

wAsHrSoroS. Dec. I9.-The president
today sent 10 the senate the nomination
of Wayne McVsagh OF Pennsylvania 10
be ambassador Of the United States to
Italy, Mr.. McVsagh Is one Of the most
distinguished mugwumps OF the nation.
In 1901 he was United States minis
ter 10 Turkey. add ir ls12-s - was a
member of the Pennsylvania constitu-
tional convention. tie vas the chief
member of tho "iacyeagh commis-
500 that was sent o. Louisiana IN 1877
by President Hayes 10 represent him
unofiicially and To endcavor 10 bring the
conficting parties in that state TO an
under standing
Mr. dseVeagh was appointed United
States attorney general IN the cabinet OF
President GARFIELD IN 1881. but resigned
With other members OF the accession OF
President Arthur aud resumed his Law
practice In Philadelphia When Mr..
Cleveland was nominated the first time
Mr. Mae feaxh vas ous q the contingent
OF prumlEsnt republicans who ~ent out
Of the party because Of their opposition
20 Mr. Blaine. Mr. Mscyeagh has ever
sines been one of Mr. Cleveland's strong.
eet supporters and an ardent advocate OF
civil service reform.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

Scott Trial Comes to a stand still
at Battle Greek.

Scott Trial Comes to a stand Still
at Battle Creek.
BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Dec 10-The
Scott trial IN at a stand still for lack Of
jury. Juror Tingay's illness assumed
a moro serious form last night. and this
morning bis seat in the box was empty
when court reopened Another juror
also had bad night OF II. and. taken
altogether. the fates seemed to be
against rapid progress. Then a remark
able thing happened. The court. after a
long private consultation with the law
yers and the defendant announced that
there was only one way out OF the diff
Guilty. The remainder OF the jury would
have 10 he discharged and the trial be-
gun all over again. There vas 90 legal
authority for trying the case with eleven
jurors.
This action was taken and matters
were then just where they were last
Thursday, with tho single difference
that there was a tacit understanding
on all sides that the eleven old Jurors
were 10 be retained on the new panel
The testimony that had been taken will
all have to DO gone over again for the
benefit OF the revised jury. Juror Valen-
tine. who was attacked with severe
cold on Saturday last which has since
settled on his lungs, was also excused.
Several other jurors made desperate at
tempis to get of at this juntture on
various presexts. but Judge Smith re-
fused to accommodate them. The en-
tire forenoon was consumed 10 an at
tempt 10 .repienish the depleted jury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

Hard Tlnes Deal or Fat Onlces ts
Democrats

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1o-The senate
has coufirmed the following nominations:
Charles II. Simonton OF South Carolina,
Unifed States circuit judge for the
fourth Judicial circuit. vice Hugh L.
Boad. deceased
Surveyors OF Customs--G. w. Haynie.
Evansville. Indiana; q. q. Tanner, In
dianapolis. Indiana; w. ID. English. San
Francisco.
g. ID. Fulien. United States attorney
for the southern district OF Iowa.
Register Of Land Ofices-J. G.. Slack
at Clayton. New Mexico; +. w. Walls at
Tucson. Arizona; +. M. Hopkins at
Aberdeen. South Dakota; ID. ID. Ross at
Prescott. Arizona
Receivers Of Public Moneys-E. r
Monk at Tucson. Arizona; j. +. Hughes
at Pierre. South Dakota; j. j. Halland
at Clayton. New Mexico; +. NJ. Broome
at Alliance. Nebraska
Collector Of Internal Revenue-James
Phelan. first Michigan district; Joshua
Jump. seventh Indiana district; S. M.
y~Millin. eleventh Ohio district; l. p.
Obliger. eighteenth Ohio district
Postmasters; Indiana. NJ Jackson.
Peru; J. Il. Chapman. Hartford City.
Ohio-C. B Snyder, Youngstown.
Pensylvania-B. A. Donavan. Man
helm; r. J. McGune. Shippenburg; T..
J. E.akin. Emleton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

Senator Frye's resolution yesterday of
inquiry as 30 whether the Preach Cable
company had been granted q permit 90
land cable on United States shores
from Brazil since the first OF March.
1896. and whether permission had been
refused such company prior TO that day.
went over in the senate under the rules.
A ball introduced in the senate yester
day by Mr.. Mandcrson. 20 impose dis.
eliminating duty en- iss imported from
this side 20 the Cape of Good Hope. was
referred 10 the commiffce on tnances.
Alfred 4. Parkinson of Wisconsin hes
been appointed reading clerk ~ the
senate. 20 succeed q. W. Porth. who has
been appointed poetnssssr st Nil
vaukee.
The resignation % Dr. Dorch-<fcr. A.
euperintendent % Indian echoois. has
been accepted. to take effect January az
and be viii be succeeded by DIR. Hell.
mann.
The senate yesterday passed re~olu
tion adding twelve men 20 the capitol
police forca
Henry A. Hsigh of Mlchiesn has been
admitted 10 practices before the supreme
court