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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-24
MARITIME MIsCELLANY.

Philadelphia, Oct 19-Schooner Dicky
Bird, Cleveland. from Brunswick, Oct. q
for New York, was abandoned at sea
full of water Oct 10, about latitude 34:i4.
longitude 1850. Captain and crew res
cued by schooner Adele Ball and landed
at Wilmington Del, yesterday
Boston, oct 19.-SchOoner Viola Rep
pard Williams. at this port, from Bruns-
wick, Ia, struck on Nortons Shoal, Vine
yard Sound, Wednesday last Tug Joshua
LoVett pulled her off. The Reppard
sprung her mainmast, lost her anchor and
cable and lost and damaged some of her
head sails. Her bottom is also thought
to be damaged. as she is making some
water. After discharging her cargo of
lumber she win repair.
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ANOTHER DROP IN COTTON.
THE FUTURES MARKET LOST THE
GAIN OF YESTERDAY.

Local spots Went on sc. With Very
Little Demand-BHt Little Interest
in the Local Markct-Spirits Tur-
pentine Weaker, With Bids Isc
Ioyver-Other Markets Firm.
savannah, oct. 23.-There was no special
feature in the local market to attract
-rs attention Of operators. The cotton
men were quiet, awaiting developments
When the controlling markets showed a
mss there was a general disappointment
suong those who expected further al
,snce from yesterday. The local sales
were small. Spirits turpentine was weak,
rbe buyers bidding sc off, but factors
we're firm in their holdings. The whole
sale markets were steady and unchanged.
The following resume of the different
-.srkets will show the tone and the quo-
-arions at the close to-day:
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Berkshire, Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.

Charleston, S. c., oct, 23.-Cieared,
steamer Suez (BD, Higgihbotham, Bre-
men; schooners Bertha n. Walker. Curtis.
Cartaret, n. -; Edna and Emma, nich-
ardson Georgetown; Nancy Smith, Smith,
New York
Sailed, steamers Jaederen (Nor), Larsen.
Porto Rico; George w. Clyde, Robinson,
New York
New York, oct. 21.-Arrived. briggs zen
ME Halbert, Rodrick Brunswick Manson,
Grape, Charleston; schooner John l..
Treet, Greenlaw, Darien.
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RICE.

The market is steady. The prices are as
follows:
Clean-Per pound, 234@9c; good, SAd31bc;
prime, 3a4Q4c; choice head, 41AG5c
Rough-Per bushel, country, 40d6Oc; tide
water 65q90c.
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Leading futures ranged as follows:
opening Highest. Lowest. ClOsinl

The cash quotations We're as follows.
flour steady; prices were unchanged, No.
spring wheat, 5SisQ603sc; No. > red, 602s ft
eSci No corn, S02lG3kc. oats. lSiac.
Mess pork, SS.l2laNS.2j. Lard. &57ia; short
rlb sides. A.lou4.15; dry salted shoulders.
So 5S0o-9l; snort clear sides, $5.25Q5.50.
Lamson Bros. & Co.'S review of the Chi
cago market by private wire to T. r
Johnson, broker Provident building:
Chicago. Oct. 3.-What little activity
there was I'm the grain and provision
market to-day was centered mostly in
corn. During the past week elevators
have been good buyers of October. The
cash demand has been good. shipments
nave been large and receipts. notwith-
standing the favorable weather, have
shown a falling Off. while shorts have
done some buyi1g from day TO day. but
II was not general until this morning.
when some good sized lines were recover
ed, october advancing 1&c. November
about sc; The strength did not hold,
however. Tor as soon as this buying ceas-
ed, prices became easier. There was very
little demand for May. but that month adj
Nanced &c in sympathy with the nearby
options. me trade Is disposed 20 feel
friendly toward November ana December
on account of the light contract stocks
and as new corn will probably not grade
till long into December. These months
will probably remain stiff and may show
some advance. The weat market has been
dun and narrow news has been bullish,
but buyers were too scarce to use 1t. Pro-
fessionals sold on a small scale, but were
Cincinnati, oct. 23.-Flour active: win
ter patent, $3.35G3.G0; spring patent, S3.55
QS.O. Wheat quiet; sample red track,
&c. Corn steady; white ear old. SOC; yell
low ear new, SOC. oats active; No. ,
mixed, 2O3i No , white 22ta Pork quiet.
easy; mess, $S.15. Lard easier; steam leaf.
64c; Kettle, 6hc. Bacon easy; loose
shoulders. 5i4c; short rib sides SIC; short
clear sides, &c; boxed meats &c more.
Dry salt meats easy. quiet: loose should
ers, 4lac; short ribs, &c; short clear, 53sc:
a 1
$122
st. Louis, oct. 23.-Flour dun unchanged.
Wheat lower. oct $3.50; December 6lh
27c December, 2ilbc: May. 2G4c Oats
shade higher; October, 1Chc; December.
lSssc; May 20ssc. Pork, standard mess,
SS62la Lard prime steam S5i5; choice,
$5.o2i2 Bacon shoulders. CSC: longs, CSC:
clear ribs, Gl2c; short clear. Csc. Dry
salt meats, shoulders, 59sc; ribs. &c; clear,
5Ac. High wines steady at SIP
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, Oct 2S-6,O3O bales
cotton, 425 tons pig iron, ,4S4 bbls rosin
631 bbls spirits, SO cars lumber cars wood,
cars brick. cars fresh meat, car D..
h. products, cars empty tank cars, / car
cattle, car curbing, car lime, car axles,
] car hay, 3 cars oats. cars bran, Az pkgs
mdse, 172 pkgs domestics.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway, Oct. Bliss bales cotton, 900
crates fruit and vegetables. / Dbl fruit,
1,7O7 bbls rosin 67S bbls spirits, IA cars
phosphate, 9 cars lumber. cars wood,
2 cars ties, cars sand, car castings.
cars oats, 2 cars bran, car meat, car
corn, 1 car raisins, 8 cars mdse, y bdls
hay, cars crude OIL l car hour,s car
hides.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railroad,
Oct 23.-102 bales cotton, cars wood,
car spikes. 3 cars lbr.. ! car oats. / car
lubricating oil, 3 cars mdse, bdls hides
Per Florida Central and Peninsular
Railroad, Oct. 23-274 bales cotton cars
lumber, / car cooperage, 253 bbls spirits
POI bbls rosin, cars mixed mdse.
Afraid of Fitznozzle?'' screamed Prof
Roarbett the champion Of champions,
afraid of him? I'd fight him with my
dying reathr'-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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btelu AO-udN III sl0l lol ,h-G
Stock same day last year BITE 1850
Receipts same day last year 469 27l4
Charleston. S. c., Oct; 2S.-Turpentine
good strained. at S1.20Q1SO; receipts, 25i
barrels.
Wilmington, N. c., Oct, 2S.-Rosin firm:
its turpentine steady; machine. 25lbc: IT,
regular. 25c. Tar firm at 81. 49, Crude tur-
pentine steady; hard, $l.10; soft, $780, vir-
gin, SLIGO.
New York. Oct 2S.-Rosin active. firm;
strained common to good, 81. 656D1 TO- Tur-
pentine, quiet, steady. 2S1ed2Ss4c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schooner May Williams, Reid, Philadel-
phia, with coal for Savannah Florida
and Western railroad-Nessel to Harriss
q Co.
Schooner Margaret A. May, Jarvis, Phil
adelphia, coal for Mutual Gas CQ-Vessel
to Dixon, Mitchell e. Co.
Steamer Alpha, Finney, Beaufort-C. II.
Medlock, Agent.
Steamer Gov. Stafford, Strobhar, Beau
FORT. c. Garnett, Agent
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The market was very
quiet the buyers being negligent Bids
reported at the price
Rosin-The market was firm, with an adj
vance in medium grades. AT the Board OF
Trade at the first call the market opened
firm and unchanged. with sales of / 5qi
barrels. At the last call the sales were
l,52l barrels. The following were the quo
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-24
CLEARED YEsTERDAY.

Bark Emile (Nor), Slmonsen, Hamburg
Dahl q Andersen.
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Close connection at Cordee for Macon and Atlanta
Florida points Connection savannah for all eht
T. and and Colpmbia and Charlotte Also with
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fevcgai nuiidiurs Destroyed usfsru she
FLAMES Gould he Censroiisa.


fevcgnl nnlidlurn Destroyed rsfsru the
FLAMES could na censfaiiea.
pnitAprhrnik. Sept. sb.-- Shortly nf-
tor O'Clock Last night fro was dlncov-
orodih tho o.stoFy brick bnilding OK
Chcasnut street, cccuplod BY Chariaa }.
Webb 81 Co, dcnlcrs III yarns aud
woolnns. and within half an hour no
lens than six ndiaccnl buildings were Ia
ilnmoa. This district is given up al.
most entirely 20 large wooden aud rng
warehouses. and tho Wpa ,ilding waa
finnkcd ~ tl,c b.utpfy chemical works
Of Charles Icnnlg on South Front
street. The inilammablo Substance with
which tho atructareu wo1o stored spread
thc bla1o with remarkable fnmdity and
q general alarm waa sent H. The Webb
building hpd been Quilted from roof 70
cellar almost bogore tho fromaa could
put tho nrst etfcnm upon e nnd their
cnergies wero then disooscd % saving
the ndiolning buildings.
Tho fnspos then spread 10 tho house
occupied by IL y. Hcston q Co.. com.
nliaslon merchants, and burned through
70 Eusle street. Tho hla1n ihsn ex,
tended on the right to tho buildings Of
Buckingham ~ pArlron, cction nud
yarns, and james r, Mitchell, wooIona.
and On tho left - Biohasd a. blythe.
a. Keiher. Eiatog q Cs. Inthose build.
lnga tho flamcs wcrc confined q tho
renr. Aotlvn work Of tho departments
pisgonssd furthcr spread.
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ffish Meet "A Chicago y vsrn, one
cfsnt oftan|.ssisa
Cnihtqo. eepk Nt lun cprncatncia
nieFaal yetlef0ays inauguration of 90
'loN notanant' fos lrelahdia iieas
psrdence IN moa, eailefiee oi men
es Irish blood from etpry euaflor 81 ihe
t.,ge' sslfs fle rftlnniex aiels
vorp taken for q fresh wor|awlde effort
Of Tho race IA behalf Of thelr laoilar.
leaa
7he convention Ia bhina heia 81
tho magnificent bew Xuane 1ienp
Christian nnoclAflou building ON N
salla street Aud Siarlad with lhe unique
dlstlnctl0n % being sho ilfai afspinblaH3
o. tho Kind hold 10 hmnlon within 20
yenrs nos linked with Che iaoa Of main
reliance upon parliamentary agitation.
A return % what they termed nfst
principles acancd 10 be tho idon pormo-
niing the delegates.
Tho chief arGnilo parpcpcB of she
convention 70 far ns they could b Fath-
cfed in advanc " che proceedings were
The Formation pf q now national pTeanl-
nalion to BE- made International n prnc-
tlcaplo and the iaking 81 aotlon 0l son,n
oosi n behalf os lflah political priaon-
era a,lll IN rri.iah iaiia
ExConaresinan Jphu ~ Fluurly
wus made temporary chairman, who 90.
llseed u sllrrinH speech. After this,
ab ndionrnuent was takon until today.
Many pr9msuout Irlshfnen fron al
over tho United esaicn wero prcront ind
d number oi teiegrnna wero soccigcd
from Europe endorsing tho aoycmout.
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Nor FAn fhoM NAvANA
Insurssnss fald ~ - rpahian EI'tb
Way To tAe cnpiiaL

Way to thu Cariini.
CunAoo. Sept, rs. Tho following ls
scns 10 q newspaper hero ui,dcr the slAlo
oi Hapk 10, from Ergannl
"Afmed PARTIES Of rpyolutlonistR aFo
ALREADY in Tho proylnca o. AlatanEAa
and actually within 10 miles Of the city
Of HAVANA OF greater Importance Il
repuisd tho nsivnnoo Into the proyinco
II MataDxaa n, ns II q said. lhoy lavo
quantities o. ARMS and munitioua ilor1
concoalei and Il Tiny arc really ndvano.
Ing "a forre tho oriaa Is NOT Gar oil
Yesterday inornlng ~ O'Clock
Whllo tho eseaner aAnta nafbara. with
battalion Ttsaan, 1000 men. waa await
ing onteda tho hafbor tho governmental
chlaf Of police opddenly called IA hiB
inspectors nnd chios officers aud at $50
O'Clock ttcao. with raihiorcomenia from
fhn rnuriclpal rolicc. went on rupidiy
"A fanny dgrccnona Eighly.nyo per-
sons woso arrcsted lly shon within q
few hours and aro now connucll "a cells
~ AAAtA bf4NttAt
"Rusnors wcEc soon flying nrouud
10 tho cigoct that great conspiracy wal
dlscoyorcd and tho initial stop WINS 10
hayo been an nttnck with dyngnilo ON
nanla barbara or on tho battalion. 10
- nnld Documents isnyllatlng lrnpos.
lant peraonngea had boon ionpd, also a
large qunntlk Of concealed nrns and
inunltlona roinod
'sTho sequel 20 thu arrest cnrno -
inldn.ghs, when there was frlNhtfui
accldcnl IN tho harhor Ihls nocldons
was nothing moro nos leas thnn tho
eluklug OF tho ephalah cruiser Dart
caetcgui ia Which ~ llypa waro lnab.
Ihis tefrlbic affair. ooniinR NJ olor ou
tho heeln ol tho errcssa, cnnsad pro.
found alarm. while tho cllmal TO-.
Yprta lcayo llttle doubt thet tho collis.
lon waa accidental. ncverilialeas It q .
strange oolncldenco "a lenat. This qucss
tion WINS asked how Mortcra should
have bcon attempting 70 cnlar tho pof5
altar u had boon clclpd, and thcro asa
those UliB eay Il would be better 10 nand
che Spanish cruiser and tho edmirrl ~
tho bottom than even tie troop ship.
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CtevEiArp. aort- es. Tho nfai an
nual cnngpAticn 81 tho American Asoo.
cintiau 81 Deep waterways was called
"a order IA Army hall yossegaay With
nhont 600 celeaatca rrpfont Mayor
Mgflsaon dnllvoyad an address og vol.
couio. NQsponeps worn made by ~ v.
Bmalloy, president Of tho ~ paul,
MiAu., chamlfs Of oommQre6 sud hy
jainoa hishcr Of Canada, Tho tempo
rarr chairman was General u. o.
O'isrlen, president of tho New York
dock conmlssiun and ex.comuilaslopor
Of navigation Of tho Unltod statea. Az.
trr several short addrreees the convcn-
ton ndannfnnA.
Deming headlight., 1895-09-27

AMSTERDAM, Sept. rs. a dispatch
receiyo here today from batavia, java.
reports that a rebellion mas broken ont
among tho natives IA the Foftrarrso
portion q ,ho leland Of Timer. Troops
fhnt werp sent 70 qnoll Ohio lnnurrecsion
were rcpulaed and tao foofotoiy and
thrra agents Of tho gpycrnmont wcro
killed. Tho roynrncr has ssnioA for
tho interior WITH reirforcemen
Deming headlight., 1895-09-27

WAfulNoToN. Sept ~. Both this
poatoiaco departments ana ihe civil serv.
loo coinniiaslon arc taking lflorpat III
tho movement toward putting fourth.
olnsa poaliuaaleth uuslor ilio protection II
civil service laws While nothing "A
likely % be done at pfceons, ~ u proba.
Ole that before che end ~ this nlu,.nis.
irailon eeirn looked Tor ae4|on viii 20
taken. There nro over $1,000 fourth.
class posionlces IA tho country and thd
number Is conntnntly increasing.
Deming headlight., 1895-09-27

LiTriE AouH, Kept. 20 a moollna
q She executive coilsiHi seo IL tin stth.
efn Eduoitiona' m9oelatlon has heou
called Ny rroeldon, Preston 10 inset N
Rot epfluas Saturday npxk Tho moct
ing IS 20 decide whether tho next con,
vonilon OF the nfsociatlQn WIN 10 bold
IL Hot Hplnga o. laofned Into Tho cdus
paiAonnl naAeinblT Dc the Atlanta expo
sltlon.
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I,oNpoS. Sept 25.--In lhe hearing of
Oscar Fiidn'a hepkrupiry cnan yesterday
counsel for Oscar wilde etatsd hla tahsa
amounted 10 e36oi and shoro moro no
assets. Eayorai friends, II was stated.
bad auhsaslhoa asaiiio.ent hnm % pay
ail alaiIna ngain1t Wilfia exesps tlat of
ihe lnrqeal creditor, who h q personal
friend an the dehtor
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AluwAtKEH. er. 20 ilonfy a.
Payne Thomqs Y 0atcs ani II, g
nouno. ttcci5er II iho Nurthofn p paciao
railroad hase ssnder,ai their rtsl sn itiual
ta Juaaa IenkluA Judge 4nuklua viii
t4lro the matter undtf niflA4mn1t aud
wlll doclda on Nrlday fAtHailou and
dlaQsapt crin.eaa given hy eanss Judges
tha uauaa 81 tiiolr action,
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i'oNpoNi h4rt 4v.trA = 4Hrrinl Nifpafpli
FROM aaanghal received aela ysstanlay
aaya ih4t %. 0.0p0 coo fasls in nllear a.,
pealiad At alianehai by liip t,aiilD gov.
efament wlth which o psy tha aabpie.
mQniary indemnity required ~ Janail
us consideration Tor evacuation 0l
ttoa Iuns pnnisrla.
Deming headlight., 1895-09-27

wAeniSnToS. Sept. gs. --ecmetary
Herbert haa ordsrcd Chirf Engineer
Wilson 70 pfoccod from tho Marc lslani
navyyhrd io aaasllo. Wuh., 10 exnmino
the plant Of Moran Bros, 10 ascertain
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u ono Of the throo uow tarpodobots
which they BID npon, while no decls.
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for oiso os tho thros bbats win 60 10 tho
rncinc consh. Tho BID of Moran Rrcn.
wna gIo8.ab0, about $4,000 nbovp Tire
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exetuieo hla diacroti0u "A mnAina ths
award. u is assumed Tint hi wiil elvn
eiioci to slic lntont q congrcaa nnd on.
courage tho dotclopuont of now chip
bnil1lng plants W awarding ono con-
trnet 70 tlio wos,tin firm.
Deming headlight., 1895-09-27

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ammunition and cafan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-10
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.

Charter Oak Park, Hartford, June 8. -The seventh annhal field day of the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic as- sociation took place to-day at Charter Oak park and it was more successful affair than any one that has preceded 1t. There was great smashing of old records by those who took part
 There was only one mishap to mar the sport. In the two mile bicycle race four of the riders took a bad fall on the last turn.
 The Hartford high school won with 3S1s points, Hotchkiss school of Lake vile 2S 1-S points, Hillhouse high school 22 1-3 points, Bridgeport high school 12 points, New Britain points, Hartford classical school points, and Boardman of New Haven and New London each got l point.
 The 100 yards dash was won by Con- nor of Lakeville in 101s seconds, 1-5 sec ond less than the rocrd.
 Beck of Hillhouse, New Haven, threw the sixteen-pound hammer III feet Il inches. The best previous record was 93 feeet.
 The two mile bicycle race was won by Baker of Lakeville in 5:18 2-3 sec- onds.
 The half mile run was won by Barrett of New Britain in 2:07 1-5 seconds, three seconds better than the record.
 The mile walk was won by Butler of Hillhouse in 7:17 3-5 seconds, the best previous record being S:13.
 120 yards hurdle-Field, Hartford, IT 4-5 seconds. Record beaten by three seconds.
 One mile-Butler, Hillhouse, 7:17 3-5, breaking record of S;13 3-5.
 440 yards run-Foster, Bridgeport, 5311a seconds.
 22O yards hurdle-Field, Hartford, first, 26A seconds, breaking the record of 26 4-5.
 Pole Vault-Sturtevan Hartford, 9 feet 81b inches, breaking record by half an inch.
 Running high jump-Sturtevant feet 5 inches Record broken by half an inch.
 Running broad jump-Connor, Lake ville, 20 feet "A inches.
 Putting the shot-'Beck, Hillhouse, 37 feet 81a inches.
 The records given are those of the as- sociation.
 John C. Long, the champion profess sional hammer thrower of New Eng land, made throw of 107 feet and Hick- ok threw it 117 feet 111s inches.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-10
AFrER THE BAnL.

The Great Success of the Foot Guards
 Entertainments-Interesting Closing Fea-
 lures.
 It is the general verdict that the Foot Fuard's series of entertainments which Posed on Saturday night was in many aspects superior to anything in the |nateur line even giverf in this city. was certainly a great success. At be close of the performance a photo- .naph of the entire aggregation which bok part in the performance, in all s1mbering 300 persons, was taken. Ma sr Brown them stepped to the front of
 e stage and publicly thanked all those Inc had taken part for their services. Aajor Brown then in a very happy ad-
 Ness presented Albert Operti of New sprk, who had charge of the staging the entertainments, with an elegant Sver chocolate set. Mir Operti re- sonded in a happy speech, thanking k for so ably assiting him in the pro- action. Other speeches were made by sofessor Jepson and Arthur D. Per sns.
 1t is impossible at present to esti-
 lte correctly the net profits, as the
 bduction was a very costly one. There el be handsome profit, probably of
 Feral hundred dollars. If the com
 .ny will favor the public with another
 Iially as good production next season
 y will be strongly supported again
 lhout doubt.