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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-02
NJ -A-RIN E n EWs
PORT or PORTLAND

MONDAY, April l.
Arrived.
Steamship Cottage City. Bennett New York
passengers and ndse TO ] Il COVE.
Steamer Stare OF Maine. Colby Boston for
John. NIB. via Eastport.
Steamer Woodbury., u S RI Phillips. coast.
Barque Mabel | Meyers Meyers, Boston, to
load for s,oltth sflherca. To Ryan & kelkey.
Sch & J Willard York, FAilrdo, PH-inDlas-
SEES to Geo S Hunt s. Co. See general news
columns.
sen sarah 3 Ellen. Henley, Philadelphia
caal TO Randall & MoAllisler.
Sch Earl Mason Blake, New York-coal to
a X Wri 1T
Sch Sadie, c Sumner Summer, Boston, to load
for Pavsaildu.
Sch Helen q King. Britt BOSTON.
Sch Abbie $ Walker, Yinalhnven for NYork.
Sch Clara y Mabel ieman, New Harbor.
Cleared.
Sch Mopang, Francis, BOSTON Berlin Mills.
Sch Daniel Webster. Hatch, Penaqnid-J II
Blake.
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WiSCASsET PIarch 3O-Sld, sch Douglas
Haynes. Blaisdeil. Stamford, Con
GLARS ISLAND. March 80 = Al, sch S c
Tlyon to load stone for New York.
BOOIHBAY EiARRGR. April l = SID, SENS
W T Emerson Buekspnrt for Gloucester: Lady
Antrim. Roekiand for Providence; Bell Bartlett
Tor Portland; Il j Sawyer, Tor st Andrews. NIB;
Abbie 5 Walker, NinalllaVeA for Washington.
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Euronean 5tArxr S
Nv Teleara,,i,.l

Nv IPfs1fli'N.l
: 4LONDON,!April i, I8a5.--Consols lo4 1l,l6d
for money ana Io4s4 d for the account,
a'LIVERP00L. April 1SAa3a5,--The Cotton
market sta ". American mlddlil.g at 5 Ltd:
estimator saies 10000 nales; speculation and
export 100 bales.
Quotations on Winter Wheat IS 9d@4s l0d;
Snring Wheat IS 2dG5s Sd.
Corn A. aaa d.
Pork 59s Oh
Cheese 41s td05ls.
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FAJARDo.PR. schr C Willard-3so hhds
81 ties and IS bbls choice Porto Rico molasses
to Geo Hunt s. Co.
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Portlandyyna,esale Market.

TURIIANU. ADFII 7. 1875
RnSincss continues good with values general
ly firm without much change in figures. Hams
about 1ae higher. Breadstufs and Provisions
steady and unchanged. EGGS were in rather
light supply and higher at 4@l5c.
The followmgare to-day's GuogaElons OF Grain.
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Railroad Recelpts.

PORTLAND. April l..
lteceints by Maine Central Il. K,-For Fort.
and. ]31 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for
CONNECTING roads 100 cars.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
on and After MONDAY. Nov. 10TH 1sD
Trains will run:

Trains will run
LEAVE
Far Aubnrn and Lewiston. 10. 500 = N
$50, o. Is D. Ill.
For Sfornan and Berlin Falls, 500 a. M
$50 and, OLD p. N.
For Montreal and Chicago, 1.3o p. m.
For Quebec 100 p. III.
ARRIVALS
IRON, Lewiston and Auburn 9.25 4. NJ,
1915 $40, and $40 p. m.
from RerIin Falls and oehaln, S.25, A. M,
IL. Is and $40 y. nj.
From Chicago and Montreal 1915 p. m.
Ffom!luebee 12i5 p. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on night trains
TICKET OFFICE.
No. g Exchange Street. and Depot ut fou
OF andia street.
l. J, SEARGEANl. General Manager.
ottiand, Nov. 18th. 1894.
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Portland market-cut loaf at &c ;confeetone..
7c;pulverized. &C; powdered, &c; granuated
AZ G coffee crushed. SEC yellow. die
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NIohi Marelf 3n-Seh Herald, Lowell, from
Key West Feb 90. is overdue.
Delaware Breakwatei. March 81 = Barqae j Il
Nnbel, Mitchell from tiaBzanill4. reports
stormy weather aud lost and split sails. hai
decks swept ami boat stove.
Yarmouth. Ms April = Tho sehr which
struck on Trinity Ledge yesterday proves 10 be
the Alfred Keene. Of and from lioekla for
New York. which had he Wy weather ana mis-
took his position The calgo Of lime took fire
and was thrown overheard The captain was re-
turning home for another cargo when he strilcll
The captain and crew landed at High Head.
The mate was killed i'll jumping from the vessel
TO the boat
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Passed Hell Gate slst.. schs , Sargent. I'm
Amboy for Boothbay Margaret, New York for
Portsmouth.
BOSTON Ar 31st. schs Caroline Knight
Morton. Rockland; Oregon. Candage, do; Arias
to. Elwel do; w H Dewitt Geyer. Danaf $
Gotta; Mary Rogers knight, do; Theresa J,
Baker. Shea. Mt Desert; Electric Flash, NJ
vile, do,
Sid :1st barques Mabel ! Movers for Port
land; Hiram Emery, Cienfllegos.
GALVESTON-Ar 3nth sch Fred Roesner,
Rogers. Baltimore.
PENsACOLA-Ar 29sh, sch Fred b Belano,
BULL RiVER- sla 29th, sch Lucy Il Russell
NORFOLh-Cld seth. schs Georgia L Dick
soh, New Bedford; VIM Smith. Donovan. Gal
veston Jeremiah smith, Smith, Providence.
BALf1MaRE-Ar 2gth sch j Frank Seayey.
Kelley. Maine portaia Cape Charles City.
FlllLAnFLPHlA-A Ar 3Oth. schs VIM NJ
Wilson, Bragg. Norfolk; Andrew Nebinger,
Phlbro0k. New York;
lld goth ship Indiana Collev, Portland 0.
Al 1st. schs Aloha. Bath; Harry w HAYNES,
Providence; Laura .An"erson Portands Chas
Campbell Boston; Carrie A Norton, do.
Ar SYST. schs John L Randall, Ctocke,. Bos-
ton; May Williams, Reed. Portland; ID Bib
her, Pinkham, Providen e; Myra B Weaver,
Weaver. New York; Lydia NJ Deering, Carter,
New York.
Ar LIST sch Isaiah Hart. Williams Caibarien.
Arat Delaware lircaSwatef LIST. barque J Is
Rdhel, Mitchell. from Manzanllaior New YORK.
NEW LNNIOS--Ar 3ist. schs Nicksburg,
York
Sid 31st. schs Laurel. Portland for New York ;
MadagascEr. ST john NIB, for do; Nicksburg,
Amtoy Tor Portland.
ViNEYARH-HAVEN- 31st, sch Irving
Les ie. New York ior BOSTON; Anna N Dicllin-
son, Perth Alnhoy for Portland; Annie B Mitch
ell, Tenants iiarDor for PhiadH phia.
Sid 21st. Tim Field. L II King. Charles Law
renee Maui; Alallock. Orozimbo Chase. Lottie.
Emma Briggs, Willie II higgins, Annie NJ
Dickinson Annie Mitchell
Ar ST. schs Eagle New York for Bucksport
VIM II Archer, do for Bar l.arbor
HYANNfS-Ar at Bass River LIST, sch Mag
gle Hllen. Portland for New Bedford.
CHATHA M-PaSSed 1st, sch S L Hitchcock,
PhilHHelplia for Portland.
GL0UCEHTER - In port 31st schs James
Holmes, from Boston Tor Belfast; Good Tenn
Illaf, 90 sor Femhr Ike; julia A Decker, Rock
lRnd Tor New York; Rnth Hodgdon. Boston
for Portland; Harvester. do for FinahaVen;
Mary Brewer do for ltocklantl.
Foreign Ports
AT at Santos prior to Feb IS. harqne Mary G.
Reed. peefson, from Rosario twas quarantiMed
one monthly
Sid i'm Nanaimo Mch 30, barque CarrolIton,
Lewis san francisco.
| Al lit kingston. ia Mich 25, barQue Lizzie
Carter, Dyer. Baltimore.
ar al Cleniueg0s Mch 90 harque Alice Reed,
Ford. New York
Sid I'M Bermuda Mich 25tl, sch Dicky Bird.
Francis, Brunswick.
In port a;ssG, sch Henry Souther reloaling
Cll 1T Ql,acn Mich % sch Uranus, SpriHger
ROckpoft.
spoken.
Feb 2, ON the equa or, Ion 81 w, ship BENZ Il
Packard, lien, from san Francisco for Avon
mouth.
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NEW Y0RK--Ar S1st. schs Ada G Shorthand.
Spruce Heals II i Townsend, and i Night
l!isalt Passport: EHa Grown. Calais; AlIdle
Sehlaffer, PASSPORTS las a Parsons and Hen
rietta Summons, aud Matte Holmes. Provi-
Newport.
Also ir ;;1st, sells Mary L 0lNs Moore, from
iMaracaihu. (lost iibs>; Hattie Mcti Buck, Am
boy Tor Bath; iiee Bird, do for Portlaha; alt
sGla do ion lpnn.
Ar lst, larque j W Dresser Cienfuegos; Sehs
Mary 4 Oys, MTacaib0 Fred small tlell-
iaegoS; Lama Cobb. Calais Hattie l. iNlh9 st
::lohh, NIB; Nile, ItoekIand; Cyrus Chamberlain,
IhNmaston: Laurel, Providence: MADAGASCAR,
ttan River; Ullica Smith, New Bedford !
Nautilus. Rooalantl. s
Cid LIST. schs Henry Crosby Stubbs, Polntra-
Pltre; Aldine, Lambert, Port au Prince,
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Portland & RuInfOrd Falls R'y.

In Effect Oct 1. 1891.
DEPARTURES.
$50 a. M.& i,15 ?. NJ. From Union Station
for POLAND, Mechanic, Falls, Buck
field Canton. Dixtield and Rumtord Falls
$50 Il. M, lilo and 5,1Qp. m From Union
Station for Poland AMI Mechanic
Falls
Through passenger coaches between Union
Station, Portland and Rumiara Falls.
Through tickets 90 sale fer all points
on T. 4 Il. F R'y.
Il g BRADFORD, q. T. < T. Agt
Portland, Maine.
Feblodtt Rnnlford Falls. Main,
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Sch Ira p Stnrgis. Of Bath 235 tons, has been
sold to parties at st john, NIB. Capt Kerrigan
commands her
Sen Gen Adeibert Ames. OF RockIani, 452
tons, built at Camden III 1881 WAS sold by order
or Y marshall II ltoelSand .all, for S4TlU,
TO Q Pendletpn OF I-lesboro.
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will hold its annual meeting at the y. NJ. c. A.
Ro ms, Portland, THURSDAY, April 1, 1895
at O'Clock p. m
mar22d2w NV. EDISON. seey.
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Ar at Shanghai AIcb 81. ship Challenger, Pur-
ington, New York,
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SN0SeI
Feb 2, on the equa or, Ion 81 w, ship Beni Il
Packard Allen, from san Francisco Tor Avon
mouth.
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New York Stock Mining.
try Talcgrnph.l

NEW YORK. April !. ls95.-The following
ara Ia-daY,a cnslng nuoiasions OF mlIling sIoeKs:
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or at least should, into every household the
'sHOUSECLEANING. But strange though it
Because it is the harvest time with us. and
leasure OF displaying and dispensing to you, our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
THE sUG.IR BOTNTF CASES.
Secretary Carlisle sets Day for Hearing
the Question of Appeal.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Sept. u.-Secre-
tary Carlisle has set September Nth Tor
a later date If counsel prefer ~ for the
hearing of argument on the motion made
by ex-senator Henderson, as counsel FOR
the OXnard Beet Sugar cases. Senator
Manderson's contention is that the cases
cannot be sent to the Court OF Claims
without the consent of the claimants,
and he asked the Secretary to give him
a hearing on this point Secretary Car
Isle has acceded 70 his request. and thus
has practically reopened the entire case.
In the hearing before Comptroller Bow
Ter. Mr.. Manderson contended that Sec
ton 1903, Revised Statutes. under which
the Comptroller assumed 10 act in refer
ring the case to the Court of Claims mad
been repealed. Comptroller Bowler re-
ferred 10 this point In his decision and
said Notwithstanding the doubt which
had been suggested on this point IN
case pending before the Supreme Court,
he was strongly Of the opinion that
the section was stu In force.
Should Secretary Carlisle, however, diff
fer with Comptroller Bowler on this
question or should he sustain the conten-
ton OF the claimants that the consent is
requisite under law before the case can
be referred 20 the court Of claims. his
action on those points IL is Sa4u might Dc
followed by another order 10 return the
ONnard Sugar case 10 the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue with instructions
to state the accounts and return it TO
the Secretary and not 20 the Comptroller
OF the Treasury, for certiuCation and
payment. This would OF course amount
TO a complete reversal OF Comptroller
Bowler's ruling. which the Comptroller
contends no one has power 10 DO.
While the pending motion is made by
the counsel OF the OXnard Sugar Com
pany OF Nebraska, 1t is understood that
the Louisiana people, who took part IN
the discussion OF the case before Comp
troller Bowler, have neen notified OF
the time set for the hearing before Sccre-
tary Carlisle and viii also appear.
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James River Improvement.

4 called meeting OF the Committee on
James River Improvement was held las,
evening at 5 o'clock in room No. IL. or
the CITY Hall, which was attended by
the following members: Messrs. Lander
kin chairman. Epps, Picot. Murphy
Guy, Christian, Vaughan, Captain George
w. Allen. and Ferguson.
on motion OF Mr.. Guy the chairman
was reau. sted 10 take the necessary steps
for the preparing OF an ordinance pro-
yiding that the committee oil James XIV
er Improvement obtain the power OF
harb0r commission.
The report OF Superintendent Cunning
ham showed that during the past month
6.O29 cubic yards OF sand. rocks. and
broken stone were removed from che
harbor.
The chairman stated that he recently
visited the shipyard in Phiiadelpnia,
where the new steel tug is being Duiit
for the city OF Richmond. re found
the hull completed. and the boilers about
10 be put I'm. He thought il was a very
substantial job He thought that the
boat would be launched within few
days.
The committee did not deem II neces-
sary to send an expert 10 Philadelphia
to see the tug launched
on motion OF Mr. Pic0t II was decided
10 advertise Cor the furnishing OF neces-
sary naval steam coal to be delivered
at the barge for the next twelve months.
The usual number Of bills were ordered
20 be paid.
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onnnlr, prndn,e MnrI.et.

REMARKS Changes are slight this
week In products, eggs showing nns",
rise Vegetables continue low. illre7
of butter continue stationary ii'"'
have fallen several cents .-~.,... .,,,.,.o
RITTER Fancy dairy. liW lec.' cilol,e
dairy IIdlGc.: choice family Vach-ui.
I.NfTc.. choice store packed ifHl
medium store 1pacKe), ll0l-c'' common
EGGs-In crates. near 5y ana IT.. sl,
14c. iu crates fresh ana cream loo
Ina barrels and boxes Qresh, l2i.0 i5c.
POULTRY Chickons dmsel. per pound,
100. ducks 0lvc. per pound, .N's. mems
divcD. per pound. 1Usc.; small chickens,
l0i. .tilc.. geese uiVel. per head. 2'd'''c.
ROSTERS (Cll). lJti-Nc apiece.
LIVE SlOCk-CaNta. per pound,
lerc.s5. 4N5i4r.; sheep, per pound ~
.iac.. beef cows. per pound, -n"c'' hell
ere por pound. @flic.; steers. per pound,
si-(, H. spring lambs (choicel per pound,
gTic. hogs tsmnln. per pound, V''c.
COUNTRY BACON-hans tsmdlD,
,wrcii-emoked. per pound 90iOc.; sides
fcurcal per pound Nnac. shoulders
1emokeD. per pound. 7n7l1c
HIDES AND TALLOW-Dry nint per
Mound 1fnlcc.: dry salted. per pound,
a0rIc.. green saltcd hides Gi4q &C.; Erern
hides. 5isnCc.; green sailed cali-skins,
s-ll4,c.. talloW. g.. H4c., bcesHaN, DC.
VEGETABLES potatoes. Per BAR
rel Oarge) sl.25n l.5p; small 'onl1c. /;
onions. 81 $4,000 per barrel
FRUITS atermelons, 5nluc.; apples,
per barrel Sl.OON2.uD. pears. Sl5Vn2'p
her barrel. choice peaches. sl2JG LOO per
bushel: common, IJc.4Sloo.
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cIIICAGO

l.,,,~.e, I'LL. sept 11-ro-day's
wheat market rcscmpled many III ny
recent past in that IL was "cD . .ii
ono and because Of the conyarauNeiy
80 ,,oturoe of trading. Inc crown
decided carly that the weather "aS 10Y
hot for comfort and thereafter ueNottu
as isSth time as pOsslole 10 49, ,.,
10 Keep cool, ncelcctins lhe ma ~ - 49,
noficeably. AT the same ilihe, uue , eaie
49, eyeTcieeJ ID prevent prices from
evhihifing any strength, sellers appel
ing on the slightest pfONocallon lnv
Northwestern movement Iecelhcu pIO"i.e
attention the ARRIVAL OF 49, "a
that section this morning leading 10 con
si,rrable selling at the opening. ne
Governmout report apparently had niue
,ffest In determining the course OF prices
December wheat opened from 'o1;D' 10
E~a.c sold between 1st-c. ana "'i2c''
o,oss.ne al 51Ibu5,6c.. nc. under yes
terday. Cash Wneas was &C. pei "uS"'i
OC'orn-After vainly endeavoring TO main
tain a firm position, coiH many "1tu4-
osced in the weakness SSIli''i ra,sS -
the wheat market IN" 'iOMu w.
fndienosod 10 90 business on account or
the sultry weather, ana al the close Ile
total oil The days business mace a poor
showing. The Government ,itp11lt r.
dnrel lie condition Of corn slightly. but
thot vcas eXuoctcI, ana consequently
values were not affected on That icoIe.
Nav corn opened at Z5i2c., uecnheu 10
2sl .c.. and closed ~ DC, pc. uhuer yes
toriay. cash corn was lzHlc per bushel
lower. closing nominany 1T the extreme
inside - ,4 49,,
60 ,bc 1irotessness Of the other markets,
oats were unable TO make even a pre-
tence Of ACTIVITY. There was steady
TO nrm feeling in the market, however,
The lack of business evidently preserving
Zines Nav oats closed Sc under yes
tcrdav. Cash oats held firm. the homi-
nal close showing some weakness.
Provisions Here as DID the gram pl5S'
the most notable feature was the dull-
ness of the trade Lower hoss were Aol
Inc Kind 10 inspire buyers OF product
ana with the weakness OF wheat, extend
ed anything but an encouraging inIu-
cnce. AT the close pork was '2c. lover
lard = NJc. lower and ribs uhchai's'n'
Domestic easy and foreign STOW u.o.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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|. Potatoes. turnips. and peanuts

pletcd. Potatoes. turnips, and peanuts
need rain.
WINNIE. NOrrOwAY COUNTY.-E.
Stables.-All crops. especially corn,
pastures, and young clover are sunerihg
for rain.
ROCKY MOUNT. FRANKLIN COUN-
TY.-J n. Binford. Rain needed badly.
SADDLE, GRAYSON COUNTY.-M. b.
Cox.-Corn doing well; season fine Tor
late pastures.
HILTONs, SCOTT COUNTY,. r.
Curtis.-Season continues good. Late
corn doing well. Land in good NIX Tor
blowing.
ONANCoCK. ACCONfAC COUNTY,.
&. Weaver.-Rain has revived vegetation
Fodder being saved. Scarlet clover large
ly sowed.
INDEPENDENCE, GRAYSON COUN-
TY.--S. NJ. Dickey Sowing wheat ana
Rowing I'm full blast
MARION. SMYTH COUNTY John :.
Apperson.-Pastures unusually fine. Buck
wheat n large crop and good.
JONESVILLE, LEE COUNTY.-E. =.
Woodward Fine local showers. Fan
pastures good. Crops doing well.
CITY POINT PRINCE GEORGE
COUNTY.-C. II. ECkERT. w Gather
has been very dry; corn suffering TOR
rain.
DWABE. DICKINSON COUNTY r.
NJ. Beverly.-Plcnty Of rain. Fall blowing
is being done TO some extent.
SCOTrSVILLE, ADBEMARLE COUN-
TY.-H. J. fBallard.-Tobacco is good,
corn cut short by the drought.
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POPULIST CONFERENCE.
SENATOR BUTLER ENDORSES NON
PA8TrsAy srLTER CONTENTION.
In Connection with u. 4. Keith rs Vice
President OF the Memphis Convention
He Issues = Csll-Other News,

RALEIGH. ". c., Sept. u.-Special.-
The Populist leaders in the conference
here to-day, at which Senator Butler
presided, called on their people to attend
the non-partIsan silver convention here
September 9Th. Some OF the Republi-
cans make a similar call. and senator
Butler and y. +. Keith also issued a
call, signing it as officers appointed at
the Memphis free-silver convention.
THg RI s0LUTIoN.
"a call having been made for a nom
partisan State free-silver convention. unit
ing all persons of ali political parties,
who favor free, Independent, and un-
limited coinage Of silver AID gold into
fun legal-tenier dollars, at the ratio OF
10 10 l. and inasmuch as such convention
will be on the line Of the Memphis silver
convention. and Will tend 10 set al true
friends OF silver together under one
banner to fight the foreign gold trust
and its American Tory allies; therefore,
We favor the holding OF such silver con-
yention. and call upon honest-money.
free-silver clubs Of the State. and all
other persons who favor the objects Of
said clubs. 10 attend.
The paper here which is far silver
says this afternoon:
1T looks like general getting together
of representative of all Official faiths,
so far as the silver issue - concerned.
IL is a momentous move in the state,
and will be watched with profound
interest.
I'VE regard IT as by far the most i'm
portant political situation which has con-
frontei the state in years.
1T looks like free silver going into the
ascendancy over all political lines. If
men who have for years been among
the best and truest Democrats IN this
state favor the overthrow OF gold mono
metallism and the restoration of silver
because they believe it 70 be rghI no
man can call upon them TO get of mat
platform. because. forsooth, Fopuhst
also elects TO stand upon IT,
rHr NrGro coSyfNuoS.
The negro convention to-day had fifty
DELEGATES IL adopted conservative f'so-
Iuticuy. 40 is claimed by negroes VINO
favor fusion with Populsts that the con-
yention was a failure. but those attend
ing say it was success.
There was a mass-mceting this even
ing one Of tho leading men made
charm attack on Senator Butler saying
mad while hc favored fusion with fopu-
li-ts. vet II Butler and Ben. Iiilmal
,,ere TO manage il he was dead against
H. .,.,.- nos
william Mclean. a moonshinor was
hrouent here to-day for trial Tie az
tempted TO escape from Deputy Mafshhi
Bradley I'm Harnett county, anu was
SHOT IA the leg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12

WASHINGTON, Sept. LII ishuis
Robv Evans viii have his Application 10
be transferred from the New YORK TO the
Indiana granted. lie will have the non
or OF commanding the navy's hrst patue
shin and the largest war vessel construct
80 i'm tlls country. secretary h'ipeFt
was opposed at first to the transfer oi
Evans. and il is believed ne ma~es IN"
Assignment al the request OF the Presi-
dent. who will grant Evans almost any
naval detail he wishes.
The Indiana will not be ready Tor aclYe
service Tor three months. but Evans Is u
slperintend her fitting out. The com
mand OF the New York will fall 10 some
captain who has not yet had one o. Tue
nrst-rank ships OF the navy. captain
Frederick Rogers, now attached 10 the
Rro0kIyn Navy-Yard, may be the lucky
man. The detail OF Fighting Bob is sure
10 create surprise IN the navy, where II
T. held that so fine a vessel as the IN
diana, and the only battle ship ready Tor
$, rvice. should be in charge OF captain
higher In rank than Evans who was
only promoted about seven months ago.
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After the explosion he went down the
wen. and IN order TO remove the smoke
1T a handful OF shavings. To his horror,
after the smoke had cleared away. ne
saw that the cartridge he had left Mt tho
tos OF the well had been Jared In by
the first explosion, and the fuse was
already ignited. In moment more
II would go on, and Nicholson saw
that escape was impossible.
In this terrible situation. however. and
IN the face OF dea'h. his mind acted
quickly. Grasping the heavy oaken
bucket used 10 raise the rock and dirt
from the well. he dropped 4, over the
cartridge. and then stepped back. He
had no sooner done this than the car
fridge exploded with fearful force. The
bucket was blown into thousands OF
pieces clear out OF the well. but the force
was upward. and was broken by the
heavy bucket.
Those who went TO the well were sur
prised TO hear Nichoson's voice. He
was gotten out. and beyond some severe
bruises from the slaves OF the bucket.
was very little injured He lay down
for time after being brought out, but
afterwards walked to his home. lie
says he will be on hand for work to-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12

Fl AZ bales: exports 10 Great Britain'
25i2 bales. France. 800 bates' CONTINENT
90 bales. -, Not raco,,,s
Iotai since september 1st-Net roceip,s,
4s0,, bales: exports TO Great britaln'
: ~ bales: France 31O bales continent
133 bales. ., ,,.Yo - Al
eo.ton-.Ni tolerate business anu PiiScS
n,ncr. American middling. ll-b-' 'aies'
81 90 iales: American, 100 bales; f9-
tnres opened steady and demand in MOI
crate. October and November 1920
4 22-et. November and peccinDcl' o. ~ -, =
al y3-1S. December and January, a ~ % /,
Iarnar,r and February, z'-giHt .s-v
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,,,vte steady at the advance.
p N Spot. American midulihB' laif
4 u.S2. good mddling. l',5z' Tow ,i n',u-
d,ing NJ. good ordinary, A. orei,ai
= f..tG. September and october. l'-of
a. o6-Gt buyers. october ana November
a tS-ei64 i9-Gf buyers NovcnlDer dh9
borenher 1864, sellers, Deceihp'r anu
iSnnarv 4 YD-,4, buyers January an, anu
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and iulv. 4 2s-Gf, sellers Futures cioseu
barely steady.