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Earned Runs-Sa vannah 1. New Orleans O.
Two-base Hits-Jahtzen.
Bases on Being Hit by Pitcher-Fanning 2.
Bases on Balls s--Rill 2, Fdnning 3.
Struck Out-Hill 8, flaming 8. .t..
Umpire-Kelly -.-. "a z .
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Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
C G Anderson. ACT.
Steamship VIM Lawrence, Foster Balu-
more-J John Carolan, Agt
Bark Maria Margretha tSwl, Jonsson,
Ham burg-Chr Dahl g. Co.
Bark Lidskialf INor, Salveson, at Tybee
for Brunswick Downing & Co.
Bark Eorta as lNorl. Jorgensen, London
Paterson, Downing & Co.
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Memoranda.
Port Royal, June s-Sailed. steamship Bri-
tish King l3rl. Newport News
Mobile May s--Arrived eamships j A
EajGederiny, Bluennlds bark Dovre [NorI
Olsen. Granton scotland.
Cleared. steamship John Dix. Sharit.
Apalathicola; hr Re2a Umsker lRus for
Klngs .ynn, Eng bark HovdinR. Reynhold
Antwerp; brig Istella O'Neiu, Cardenas.
New Orleans, June S-Cleared, steamships
Wauderer. Puerto COrtez; Ei Dorado New
YORK: YumGri. santa Marta and CarthngeLa;
Jos Oteri, Jr. Ceiba. ic04l
Arrived, steamships Darine lBrl. Wrake.
Liverpool
Sailed. steamships Agnes. Bocas del Toro:
Jose Romano, Vera Cruz; steam tug Juno,
Bluehelds.
Charleston, June s--Sailed from George
town, schr + s Hail, Wheaton, New York
Charleston. June ARRIVED steamers Al
gonquin. Jacksonville, proceeded New YORK:
Seminole Chichester. New York, proceeded
Jacksonville; brig Pedro Maristauy lSpl,
Havana.
Sailed, schr Margaret A May. Jarvis, Balti-
more.
Jacksonville, June s-Cleared, steamer Fred
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LLst Of vessels in the rort Of savannah.

savannah June Q, 1894
STEAMSHIPS
Kansas City, 2164 tons, Fisher, New York
CG Anderson, Agt.
VIM Lawrence, $40 tons, Foster Baltimore
John Carolan, Agent
PoWatan lBrl. 1899 tons, Edwards, ldg cotton,
Barcelona and Genoa-Wilder & Co
Three steamships.
Gripen [Swl, l172 tons, Ryberg, at quarantine
dis ballast-Strachan & Co.
One ship.
BARKs
Dahlia [Swl, 800 tons, Nehmann, dis ballast
p Petersen Norl, 616 tons, Andersen, dis
ballast-Chr Dahl & Co.
Nordenskiold [Norl, 485 TONS Gundersen, al
quarantine, dis ballast--Chr G. Dahl & Co.
TIL 1horessen Norl 43S tons, Salvesen, al
quarantine, dis ballast--Chr G Dahl & %.
Guldregn lNorl, IA tons, Svendsen, wtg-Chr
G Dahl e. Co.
Record INorl, 9S2 tons, Johannesen, dis bal.
last-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Skiold lNorl. 443 tons, Sorensen, at quaran.
tine dis baliast-Chr @ Dahl q Co.
Spind lNorl, 42s tons, Hansen ,ldg naval stores
Europe-Chr G Dahl s. Co.
Maria Margretha lSwl, 100 tons, Jonsson, cid
Hamburg Dahl & Co.
Aliuca [Norl. 1893 tons, Andersen. ldg naval
stores, Europe-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Fredhcim NOR, 440 tons Andersen, ldg
naval stores. Europe -Strachan Co
Emma and Robert LGcrl, 447 tons, Schmidt,
ldg naval stores Europe -Strachan g. Co.
Elma Nor, -, repairing Strachan & Co.
Jabez lNorl, o2O tons, salvesen, Idg naval
stores, Europe-Strachan g. Co.
Triton [Ausl, 545 tons, Petranich, ldg naval
stores, Europe-J F Minis g. Co.
Heca Norl S7l TONS Evensen, ldg naval
stores, EuropeJ c Anderson & Co.
Boreas Norl, 400 tons, Jensen, cid London
Paterson. Downing & Co.,
Seventeen barks.
SCHOONERs
Florence Shay, 1856 tons. Edwards ldg naval
stores. New York-GeOrge Harriss & Co.
Annie Bliss. 31S tons, Phillips, ldg lumber,
Baltimore George Harriss & Co.
Hilda, 6l5 tons, ODonnell, ldg lumber, Phila-
delphia- savannah l. and Company.
Julia A Truhee. 4l2 ions, Darling, ldg lumber,
New York Master.
-Four schOonerS
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BUSINESS OpPOR7UN TIES.

GUCCESsTUL speculation open to all: try
- our syndicate system of speculation; in
crease your income: information free; send
for circular. Thompson & Derr Co., IS Wall
street. Now York. Incorporated under the
laws OF the state Of New York. Capital, $780,
900
The morning news., 1894-06-09

Charleston, June S.+Charleston won
the game today through the loose work
OF the visitors. The game was very tire
some, owing to the continuous kicking of
the men from Alabama. The features
were the batting of King and Gettinger,
and Wontz's second base play The score
follows:
n II f
Charleston ......O0231, 130-l2 l8 3
Mobile. .........01O184 84O00-9 Is
- Enthusiastically Blackburn and Fields;
Ming, Pender frost and Wells,
Umpire-AIcLaughlin
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Ouida. the novelist IS in financial straits
in Florence. and has been compelled 10 sell
her fnrnllure and art colleetions.
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Sailed Yesterday.
Sailed From Tybee Yesterday.

Steamship City Of birmingham. New York.
Bark Iona lNorl, London.
Schr John M Brown, New York.
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BOARDING,

MO. ia +. Twenty-third street. near Fourth
4 avenue. parties desiring 70 remain
transiently in New York city can n I pleasant
commO1atlons upon reasonable terms at
the acOye address. Mrs. Il. Lepper.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises. Observation-Disclosures. =. 4:5e
Sun Sets............... ................... 7:0i
N~I~-~-~-~~~~~~~-~-~--~ -~--~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~~-~
High Water at Fort Pulaski / .35 am, II so pm
Central Standard TimeI.
SATURDAY. June o.
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND SPRINGS.

KociSiish Gap, Blue Ridge Mountains.
1896 Feet AbOye Sea Level
An old-fashioned Virginia resort. Fine
views. DeiightfUl temperature. Pure water.
Convenient TO railroads. No mosquitoes.
Reasonable rates Address
MEssRs MASSIE & CO.,
Alton, Va.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. Is words or more,
in this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, eseS insertion.
Anybody who has any want 10 supply. any
thing 10 buy or sell, any business or AocOm.
modations TO secure; indeed. any wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column
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Arrived al OuarantIne YesterdaY.

Steamship VIM Lawrence Foster, Balti
more-John J Carolan. Agent.
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Bark La Mariuccia lItall, Brunswick.
BARK Solon lNorl, Monte Christie.
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Bark Skiold INorI, Sorensen, Santos
Chr G Dahl & Co.
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pERSnMAI

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cson to n'o15 ,5G@ new s s in SFooRSi @Sss Snd
clocks iewelry and speLtaclos repaired at
correspondingly reasonable prices. t'epeas,
the reliable iewcler, ] II Broughton street.
Clocks called for and brought back,
TINHE art display at the Singer machine
4 parlors, closed yesterday afternoon, un
der the supervision OF Mrs NJ, A. Andcr 5on,
resulted as follows First prize, No 1877 n
handsome silk scarf, 10 Mrs. T. F&Ssim-
mons, l76 South Broad street Second prize,
Egyptian lily wall pocket, No l1f. Mrs. w,
ID. Miller. 40H Charlton street Third prize,
pansy wall pocket, No. $40, Miss Lille Hus
scy, Pooler. Ga Mrs. f. A. Anderson leaves
for Norfolk, Va, por Baltimore steamer
who're she will open her wor d-renowned art
display
WyHEN buying or selling property or bor
w rowing money, consult Hammond j.
Read, real estate and loan broker, Room
Provident Building. All business strictly on
commission.
1NHE county commissioners having refused
TO allow spur track placed upon
Water s road patrons Of baseball will bo
carried for cents, round trip 10 and from
Waters road, near the park, Savannah,
Thunderbolt and Isle OF Hope Railway.
GOH, PROMISE me to bring homo some
~ Valentines Florida Fruit Gum!"
A RIHUR DEUTsCR, pawnhroker. re.
N moved TO l0lk Congress street, opposite
city market, Liberal loans made on dia-
monds, lewelry, watches, clocks, clo,hing,
and on any other personal property, All
transactions strictly confidential Open from
a m. TOT p, M
no you want money! II 80. you can get all
~ you want on your diamonds, watches,
iewelry, clothing, toolB guns pistols, etc,
and on almost anything OF value, at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House, lTg Congress
street E. Muhlborg manager
--------------------------
HELP WANTED.
WANTED, n boy to sell Harris Lithia
w water. Harris Ltthia Water Co.
| WANTED, good white cook; must be
w competent ~ Bull street
WANTED, u man TO take an once and rep
w resent manufacturer; $50 per week,
small capital required. Address, with stamp,
M fg, Box 2l2, Concord Junction, Mass.
WANTED, a sober. Industrious man to
w represent us as agent in introducing
and selling our Asphalt paints and Asphalt
roofing; three colOrs, red brown and black
Samples, catalogues and personal letter free.
The Armitage Manufacturing Comp 1890
TO $500 Williamsburg avenue Richmond, Va
EMPLOYMENT VARIED.
A MAN desires to seek an employment.
IN who is capable OF doing any kind Of
work, either farm or city. Apply No. o,
Broughton street, Savannah, Ga.
WANTED. situation as drug clerk by
w young man Of experience; registered; ;
best Of reference. James MeMuller, Quit
man, Ca.
VoUNG man, twenty years of age, wants
4 situation as porter in some store.
Goods references. Address Box T. Morn
ing News
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AUCTION SALES.
LOST

| PST, bunch OF keys, supposed TO have
II been left At postofice. Reward II re-
turned TO News onlCe.
The morning news., 1894-06-09

Steamer Alpha. Daniels. Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock, Agent.
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
The morning news., 1894-06-09

Bacon-Ihe market IS steady. The Savan
III Board OF Trade quotations are as fol
ows: smoked clear rib sides. slsc shoul
ders none: dry salted clear rib sides 1Ac
long, clear. T4c; bellies. 74c; shoulders
7lsc: sugar cured hams, l2c.
l3agglng and Tles-The market steady
lutte bagging, 24ib, 6J4c; 2b 5Bc; q D. be;
iuotations are for JOB lots; small lots
iigher: sea island begging, lac. Iron ties
IIarpe lots. 9Ol19hc: smaller lots. 81 0Jdefl o.
Butter-Market steady; fair demand; Gosh
en- lee gilt edge, lssaereamerFA 2Oci ElSin
NC.
Supply ample, Barrels and bar
el crates, a 50a 20.
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NHEN buying or selling property or Dor
w rowing money, consult Hammond j.
Read real estate and loan broker Room 4
commission.
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on NoRTHRRN nIAMoNpe.

Results of the Days Games in the
National League Cities.
Washington, June S.-Games of base
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VOUNG man, twenty years OF age, wants
4 situation as porter in some store.
Goods references. Address Box T. Morn
ing News
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WANTED, IA man TO take an once and rep
w resent manufacturer; $50 per week,
small capital required. Address, with stamp,
NJ f'g., Box 2l2, Concord Junction, Mass.
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ball were played to-day with the follow
ing results:
The morning news., 1894-06-09
HELP WANTED.


WANTED n boy to sell Harris Lithia
w water. Harris Litha Water Co
The morning news., 1894-06-09

WANTED, a sober. Industrious man to
w represent us as agent In introducing
and selling our Asphalt paints and Asphalt
roofing; three colors, red, brown and black
Samples, catalogues and personal letter free
The Armitage Manufacturing Company 1890
TO $500 Williamsburg avenue, Richmond, Va
The morning news., 1894-06-09
INSTANTANEOUS MANTs.

WANTED a second hand soda fountain
w State price and condition Address ls(
Price street.
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VNHE county commissioners having refused
4 to allow spur track placed upon
Water road patrons Of bascball will bo
carried for cents round trip, TO and from
Waters road, near the park. Savannah,
Thunderbolt and Isle OF Hope Railway.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

vINO RENT, residence 81 ST. Julian street.
4 with modern conveniences; now vacant.
w. J. Harty
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Local Miscellaneous Markets.

New York, June s.-Treasury balances
D day were as follows: Com, So5,2l7'OOJ; cur
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no you want money! II 80. you can get all
~ you want on your diamonds, watches,
iewelry, clothing toolB, guns, pistols, etc,
and on almost anything OF value, at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House, lTp Congress
street. E. Muhlborg. manager.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Saturday, June o.
The morning news., 1894-06-09
EMPLOYMENT WANTED

WANTED, situation as drug clerk by
w young man of experiences registered;
best Of reference. James McMuller, Quit
man, Ca.
The morning news., 1894-06-09

WANTED, n good white cook; must be
w competent. A Bull street.
The morning news., 1894-06-09
ROOaS TO RENT.

WANTED, a few shares OF ExcelsiC
w stock s.. re Morning News.
The morning news., 1894-06-09

nNE nicely furnished front room 10 rent to
~ gentleman 81 Habersham street.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-08

BRAZIL, Ind, Aug. 5.-David Wilson
and Henry Wright, residents of Attica,
were attacked this morning by crowd
Of men on the Jackson-st. crossing of
the c. & f. 1. and horribly stamped and
beaten.
Wilson will die and Wright is serious
~ injured, the latter being covered with
bruises, his jawbOne broken and he
has an ugly cut above the left temple.
Wilson's principal wounds were internal.
Trainmaster Fowler of the c. & f. l.
said that they had come to this city
to work on his road, and this led to the
belief that the men We're assaulted by
strikers. Most of the strikers say they
were acquainted with the men and they
did not come to work on the road and
that they were assaulted and robbed by
a crowd of toughs. Wright admits that
he was robbed of considerable money.
man who arrived here today to take
a position on the c. & Z. 1. was attacked
by men alleged to be strikers and was
only saved from being killed by drawing
a revolver, holding the crowd until a
policeman arrived and escorted him to
the round-hOuse.
These acts Of violence created so much
indignation among the citizens that
United States Marshal Hawkins was tele-
graphed for. He arrived this afternoon
accompanied by Chief Assistant Foley.
They were escorted to the chamber of
commerce and met a crowd of prominent
business men.
Mr.. Hawkins. by request of the citi-
zens, made five of the most prominent
business men in the city deputy mar
shals and invested them with power to
select as many assistants as is desired.
A finance committee was selected to
raise $4,000. which was subscribed by
those present, to carry on the prosecution
of the lawbreakers and to employ detec-
tiVes TO hunt them down
A court Of inquiry will be begun to-
morrow when an effort will be made to
bring to justice those who have committed
crimes since the strike.
Mayor Mccullough viii issue orders to-
morrow to the police force to arrest every
man and woman who calls another a
"scab."
More excitement prevails here now than
at any time since the killing of Engineer
R3rr
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yond the one-eighth of cent difrerentiaI
what the duty would be on the refined
article. They are Of the opinion that the
duty in the second schedule presented to-
day Will be confined 10 the One-flfth of
a cent differential It is understood, how
ever. that while inclined TO accept these
figures as the best they can get, and
while considering that in this they secure
an advantage over the senate schedule.
they indicated a desire to consider the
question over night, and that it was on
this account that the decision which it
was hoped would be reached today would
be postponed until tomorrow.
A report received from an inside source
is TO the effect that some of the house
conferees found this schedule objection
able from several points Of view, and
when the time for adjournment was
reached had not only failed TO indicate
a willingness TO accept the schedule but
had said that so far as they have been
able to master its details they consid-
cred it unacceptable. 1t was this ex-
preston or opinion on their part which
left the situation in such doubt when
the conference adjourned and rendered
ii possible that instead Of an agreement
being reached the result might be a dis
agreement The pressure for a bill is
SO strong in the party, however, that
the probabilities are still favorable to
an agreement on some line.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-08
Chairman Wilson Ill.
MEET on SUNDAY.
Tariff Conferees Confer But Do Not
Agree.
BUREAU OF THE SENTINEL.
WASHINGTON. d. C. Aug. s.

BUREAU OF THE SENTINEL.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug. 5.
No agreement has been reached by the
tariff conferees conference on the sugar
schedule Nothing more has been done
than the consideration of various sched-
ules proposed by the senate conferees
more or less favorable to the sugar trust
The house conferees have proposed sched-
u1es sugar. but the senate conferees
have rejected them all because not salts
factory to the reiners.
The usual Sunday quiet of the capitol
building was broken today by the assem-
bling Of the democratic tariff conferees
at 2:SO o'clock in the senate committee
room on interstate commerce. All of the
democratic conferees We're present ex-
cept Senator Voorhees,, who is still sick,
and Chairman Wilson. who had gone to
West Virginia to see his sfck wife. The
meeting lasted until 6 o'clock and was
marked with even more than the usual
secrecy. Some OF the conferees declined
to admit that they were together. Others
were more communicative. explaining
that the gathering today was due To the
desire to expedite a settlement at the
earliest moment possible. The meeting
today resulted in an understanding that
a report should be made one way of the
other - agreement or disagreement
within seventy-twO hours. That il would
be an agreement was not, however, defin-
itely settled. On this point the conferees
say they have not yet passed the danger
point although they seemed more con-
ident tonight that it would be an agree
ment.
The discussion today again turned on
sugar, iron ore and coal. The fact that
these items are receiving attention is
taken TO indicate that the new sugar
schedule has been thoroughly canvassed,
and that il will be the basis Of an agree
ment unless some new obstacle inter-
venes. The house conferees are proceed
ing without reference to the strong Op-
position to the new sugar schedule by the
louisiana senators. This opposition may
be overcome. however. by permitting the
present bounty or a portion of it to run
until Jan. l. next. BY DostpOning the
time at which the bounty provisions of
the Mckinley law shall be repealed until
Jan. 1 would operate on the crop about
to be gathered. This like other details
Of the proposition, are not yet agreed on,
but IL was mentioned by one of the
ferees tonight as a fair concession to the
Louisiana men and one likely to over
come their opposition. The Louisiana
senators have said they would be willing
to accept half Of the bounty for the pres
ent year, IN ADDITION 10 the duty IN the
new compromise schedule.
Some attention has also been given to
the income tax, and while a final agree
ment has not been reached, it is practical
" conceded that the senate limit of five
years will be adopted. The house con-
ferees feel that if the tax is in operation
for five years it will so recommend itself
that an extension Of the system will be
enacted at a subsequent congress. Eff
forts are being made. however, to extend
the limit to six or eight years.
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THE WORK IN CONFERENCE.
No Change in the SituatiOn-The
Sugar Schedule.

wASHINGTOc0. Aug 5.-when the
democratic tariff conference met to-
day there seemed to be better feel
ing among the conferees than at the close
Of the previous sessions. Members from
both houses announced that the committee
had been working over the schedules and
that progress was being made. but they
did not indicate when a report would be
reached, though some of the conferees ex-
pressed the opinion that an agreement
was in sight. For a considerable portion
of the day the senators were not in the
conference room, but it was stated Glat no
significance was to be attached to that
fact. as they were working toward an
agreement These senators occasionally
repaired TO the committee room of Sem
ator Vest and sometimes were in con-
sultation with democratic managers in
the room of the committee on appropri-
ations. Considerable surprise was ex-
pressed by the conferees when they
learned that call for a house caucus had
been issued. and IL was evidently very
distaSteful to the house members, who
had felt that they were beginning TO see
an agreement Mr.. Montgomery said that
the caucus would make no difference 50
far as he was concerned, and he would
continue the work he was engaged In UNI
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less some action very different from that
which he anticipated would be taken by
the caucus. He said that while the caucus
was in progress the conferees would be at
work.
Senators Caffery and Blanchard Of
Louisiana and KYLE. D0pullsts, were in
consultation for an hour i'm Senator
Caffery's room today and it is understood
that the proposed compromise in the
sugar schedule was under consideration
None Of those present would reveal any
of the proceedings of the meeting but
one Of them remarked that there was a
better prospect that the claims Of the
Louisiana senator's would receive more
consideration than they had formerly been
led to believe they would receive.
The coal and iron ore questions were
considered today almost to the exclusion
OF every other topic and the discussion
proceeded upon a basis of the duty pro-
vided on these articles by the senate
amendments with the limitation of the
time that the duty shall continue to four
years The house conferees held our
stubbornly for the entire recession of the
senate from it's amendments. and there
appearing no possibility or reaching an
understanding the senate eonferees
withdrew to a separate room, leaving
the house members to themselves.
The day closed with a request on the
part of the house COnferees that they
be given until tomorrow to decide upon
line OF action on the coal and iron ore
questions and the request was granted.
1t is not understood that the house mem
bers have agreed positively to accept or
reject the senate proposition tomorrow,
but that it is possible that they may
submit a counter proposition with the
hope that it would be acceptable to the
senators.
A member Of the conferees tonight said
that with the coal and iron ore questions
disposed of there would be. he thought
little more time remaining to reach an
agreement on the entire bill He admit
ted that there was a virtual understand
ing ON all the other schedules, including
sugar. He also said that the develop
ments so far made indicated wide differ
ences on coal and iron ore and had not
been Of a character to indicate an agree
ment at ALL Still he was hopeful that
common ground might be found on those
two articles.
In the interview given out today by
Senator Voorhees,, as the official head of
the conference. may change the entire
aspect of the proceedings tomorrow and
it is beyond the range of PROBABILITIES that
1t will prove to be the torch that will
set off an explosion in either the COM
mittee or senate tomorrow
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WAR IN THE STRIP.
Hard Fighting is Reported at Blue
fields.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-A World dis
patch from Colon, Columbia, says:
There has been fighting at the Blue
fields bluffs, it is reported, since yester-
day noon. without any advantage hav-
ing been gained on either side. Chief
Clarence is leading the Mosquito Indians,
who are aided by a number of Ameri-
cans
1T is expected that the present strug-
gle will be desperate. The Indians will
fight stubbornly, though it is thought that
the Jamaicans may abandon them at a
critical time.
Another British war ship has been or
dered to the Mosquito coast from the
West Indian station, 1t is said.
American and British marines are
still on shore and will remain there to
protect foreigners. Hundreds of Jamai-
cans left here yesterday for the coast to
aid the Indians.
The Mosquito commissioners have
bought a quantity of arms which had
been stored here nearly year. The
arms have been shipped to the coast on
a chartered schooner.