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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
Ga 0ouperucur abacjxGt.

Wa1binston,5 5. Mpril. SIM Be-
partement bes Snnern lief Elm Sele=
gramm bonn @taats5etretdr Bruce bon
Mriaona Elm, bes Snbalts, bab @ouper=
neur 9uebes ii@ peigere. bic Office gu
rdumen. Darauf sinsen folsenbe Sc
lesramme an bic beiben erpGbnten Ser
rem ab: "2ouis 6. 9u9bes, pboeniz.
@ri5. Sic iinb Sbres Mmtes als @ou<
perneur bon Mrtaona entieBt. Der prdz
iibent befieblt Sbnen. iofort bic Office
gu rdumen unb bieielbe benz Staatsz
fetretdr gu iiberseben." ~@bas. so.
Bruce. Staatsfetretdr BON Irioona,
pboenir, Mri5. 9err 9usbes lit 1eiz
mes Mmtes als @ouperneur: entboben.
Ser prdiibent befieblt Sbnen. iofort
bas Mmt gu i%ibernebmen unb in lleberz
einftimmung nit benz @eieb als itelz
pertretenber @ouperneur gu funeiren."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09

&inber. Sallp, 5 SABRE alt, unb So
banna, 18 Monate; Gena GaIabia, 10
Sabre alt; Nicolo 9ralia. 80 Sabr.
alt; be1en 1odter, 2ena 1ral:a. "a
SABRE alt; Doninid 9ralia. oeiIsn
Sobn, rs Sabre alt, unb Elm Is Sage
ultes Rinb; Gornelia Marretti, 26
SABRE alt. MIle eritidten. Sinise Der
'2ei4en tpurben fart perbrann!. Yuno
unb befien Gamilie uobnten i'm 5tpei>
ten uno bic iibrisen i'm britten Stod>
Das pierte Stodpert mar unz
bepobnt. Die 9epobner bss eriten
'Stodtpertes enttamen upperleBt. 9as
Jeuer entitanb i'm 9aushur bes erften
Stodpertes, ieood peiB man ni4t,
auf tpelde @eiie. Der an9eri4tete
S@aben belduft ii@ auf ettpa $4,000.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09

entiteben. Man min an Der Nortbern
pacific Bride nit Dpnamit fprsneen.
9eart Rper 1T aussetreten unb iiber.
futhet bic @eleiie Der Nortbern puci,
fc, aber bic I3iise laufen nod. Die
S&tHe iinb 10 melt in Si4erbeit.
palm = a, q. o., 81. Mara. Der
@unarsua Greet 1T b0ber als felt 10
Sabren unb fteiet nod itinbli@ 2 sou.
Die @eleiie Der Wet Sbore iinb IA
Sou unter WaTer unb ,tein 3ug gebt
mebr.
Buffalo. q. 3, 81. Mdr3. Sibz
Buffalo itano seitern 2 Bis 5 SUB un=
ter MaFer. 8etrd&tli&er s@aDen 1T
an ben Maaren i'm Re1er unb an
9auseinri@tune sef&eben. Sect faint
bas Wafer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
QurcmbmrQ.

2uremburg. Sn Der Isabelle
ber @olts3d6lungsersebniiie piro bic
@eiammtbepDlterung ber Stabt 2uz
rembure. eini @liebli@ Der %poriibersez
benb Mbpelenben unb nit Nusi4luB
ber poriibergobenb Mnape1enoen auf
1872 @eelen, 1922 mdnnl. unb
1921 4peibl.) feitseitellt.
Differbingen. Wie nun be-
finitip feititebt, piro in ndaiter 3eit
mit benz 8au bon 3pei neuen 9o4ofen
bier %begonnen. Muf bic Sniatipe zines
lurembursii@en Snbuitrienen bat ii4
elm @oniortium BON alsz uno inldnz
bii@en @apitaliiten sebilbet. Das
8auz unb 8etriebstapital i'm 8etrase
bon 4 MiQionen ST. 1T bereits se5ei&z
net.
Sells. Gin Snbuitrieqer aus 60
blon, ST. Marcellin, fat in Der 5tpiz
19en Gels unb Meoernad gelegensn
Ipgn. @4leifmible cine Steinf4leifez
rel unb MeTerfabrit erri&tet. Bis
@nbe MGr3 finoen baielbt 1910
Mrbeiter 8ei@dftigune.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
Scr Icrifamijd,c Gonarck.

Meri 0, 4. Mpril. Ser merita>
nti4e @on9reB upurbe bur4 bic Ser
leiung ber 8otf4aft bes prGiibenten
IDia3 er0Fnet. Sn berielben ergsbt ii9
Der PrGiibent oes 2dtinseren Iber ben
@renaitreit onii@en @roBbritannien
unb @eneouela, 5otpie iiber bic 8ot=
i@aft bes prdfi6entsn @lepelanb Be-
pSiigli@ berielben. Ct fibrt als @runb
'bafiir an, baB Ct bis9er iiber bie1en
@ren3itreit offaie1 feline Mnii9t &C.
aubert babe, baB ct uber bic l1riaden
bes Streites opif@en ben beiben 2dnz
bern, pel@e auf bic Greunbf4aft Mez
ricos glei4 groBen Mnfpru4 baben,
ni4t 10 gut unterri@tet gepeien lei.
SEPT lei ia sliidlt@er Wei1e iebe &C.
fabr zines feinbli@en 3ufammenitobes
beieitigt. l1eber bic MonroezD oftrin
ielbft fagte prditbent Dia3, bab tpenr,
man bieielbe 10 auffaKe, bab jebe ber
ameritaniiden @epubliten ben uage=
re@tfertisten MneriF elmer auberamez
ritanii@en Ma4t auf cine ameritaniz
i@e Republit, NIT Der Mbii@t, ibr Sc
biet gu rauben ober ibre Snititutionen
gu dnbern, als einen MnsriH auf iid
felbf an3uieben babe, poraus9eieBt,
ibre 9ulfe tpiirbe anserufen, 10 plrbe
bies cine ameritanii4e 9octrin i'm
polIften Gimme bes Wortes 1ein unb
:penn' AUDI in ben Ser. Staaten entz
itanben, bod Elm nirtli4es internatio=
males @e9t bie1es Gontinente5 iein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
Yottd,a tier ubl 1T 9erltu.

Berlin. 1. Npril. Sn Golee biez
Ter @eii etbatigteit oes Raifers mirb
es benz iebt in Berlin ansetommenen
8oti@aftcr @opin s. llbl ni@t mDsz
Gi@ iein, ieir 8eeIaubigunssi@reiben
benz Ratfer Dor benz 1. Mai gu iiberz
seben. Gbe bits ni4t sei@eben, mirb
9err llbl amtli&e S@riftitiide ni@t
unteraei@nen t0nnen, tpenn er AUDI
1onit ols poubere@tister 8otl@after
ber @ereinieten Stuaten funsirt. Muf
benz 2ebrter 8ubnbofe, mo Ct beute
NIT 1einer Tantlie antam, tpurbe 9err
llbl BON Dem geiammten Stabe Der
8otf@aft empfangen. @r itieg auz
nd@it i'm 8ai1erbofe ab.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
~ ibm ans Sal6r as3icbcm

6 t.2ouis, 5. Mprtl. Diefer Saz
&c purbe i'm @eriht Elm @inbaltsbefebl
erlangt, melder ben @tabti4aBmeiiter
oapon abbalt, benz 8irsermeifter
@aabrib9e iein @aldr fir ben Monat
Mdr3 gu be3ablen, unb ben 8lrgerz
'meifter anmeiit, ben Me@iel beg S@aB<
meiiters ni@t gu acceptiren. Der proz
3eb tpurbe bur@ bic 2tea ber @teuerz
oabler angeftrenst, peil Der 8lrgerz
meiiter ~beitdnoie aus Der Stabt abme<
fenb mar, UNI polttif4en 8eriammlun=
gen in perf@iebenen 9beilen bes Staaz
tes bei3upobnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
2lmslano.
6ciicn : 9armitaot

Darm tabt. Die @tabtperuroz
Misunderstanding genebmigte ben
@ertras nit Der 8erliner 6irma Sic
mems unb 9alste. Dana@ iibernimmt
9enannte Girma uls @eneralunterne6z
merin Die betriebsfdAige 9eriteQung
unb p%onitGnbige @inridtuns ber biez
fisen elettrii4en Strab enbabn, eben*
10 ben 8etrieb berielben auf @runo
1pe5ie0er @ereinbarun9en.
8ermutbsbuir n. Gin @adfer
s%etpa6rte pl0bli4, oab feline 3iese iein
Noti3bu4, pel4es ct in ieinem Rod
iteden bate, aus bteiem be~rausse1olt
unb baran frefe. Mit @4reden &C.
tpa6rte CT bann, bab AUDI bic 3ieae Ell
men in .ieinem Noti3bu4 befinblihen
@inbunbert : Mart zS4ein gefreifen
babe. .
g ingen. Nud unierer Stabt
tpurben bon @imor 8lab in Berlin
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
5tapeAaut Der .,SuWa -

pbiIabelpbiu. 80. Mdrs. Das
reue S4la@t4iH Soma" uuroe BON
GrampY@en S4ifsbaubofe aus erz
folsrei@ bonn Stapel selaKen. Der
'Stapeuauf sins unter ben ibli9sn
Geierli&teiten Dor ii4. Die 9etbsiliz
guns mar cine iebr aablrei4e. 4us
Der 9unbesbauptitabt paren etna
breibunbert perionen er1dienen, oa=
runter ber 0ioeprdiibent Stepen1on als
4auptpertreter Der 8unbesrsgierung.
9as Wetter mar i40n unb marin. DE
Saufe ,purbe BON SRI. Drate, Der
So4ter oes @ouperneurs pon Soma,
poloo9en, unb 3tpar nit Gbampagner.
'Die rSoma" 1T sr0ber uno i9perer
als bic S@ife rSnbiana" uno .Maifaz
@uietts", aber ni@t 10 19wer pie bic
enslii@en unb frana0fiden @@la4tz
beren aQ5usrobe S4perfduigz
teit i'm oHenen Seesefe@t fir na@tbeiz
Zig 9ebalten piro. Der 8au bteies
@4la4ti4ifes murbe am 10. Suli
1892 autoriirt, Der 8autontratt muir
De an II. Gebruar 1898 BEN Cramps
ouseipro4en fir ben preis bon 49,
100000. Das S4if lit 800 SUP
70 SUB 2 1i2 Sou brett, iein
mittlerer 5iefsane 1T "a SUB, lein
Sonnen9ebalt 1880 Sonnen. Seine
S4neqigteit ion 16 &npten in Der
Stunbe, Bel 4ftlnbiger p%robefabrt Be-
trasen; fir ieoen ia 8noten mebr
piro cine prdmie BON $4,000 be5ablt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09

Milnautee, 4. Mpril. 8ert4te
aus benz n0rbliden @isconiin melben,
baB bas S9neetreiben Der leBten Sage
bas 19ltmmfte felt Sabren erlebte mar.
Sn Miblanb finb bic @traben bur&
3ebn SUB bobe S4neetpeben geiperrt
unb ber 8ertebr lit 9dn3li4 eingez
ite0t. Gin 3us Der Disconiin Central
@ifenbabn 1T enteleift uno 3pei 3iige
berielben 8abn iinb %tnnerbalb Der
@tabtgren3en eingei@neit. Sn Der gam
gen bon benz @dneetreiben beimsefu&<
ten @egenb 1T ber @iienbabnpertebr
unterbro9en. '
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
&maHer

@o@eterH. g., 81. Mar5. Cine
Depei4e aus 9almpra meloet, baB
bic @elei1e ber 1eft SborezGHenba6n
ba5elbft' 5tpei SUB unter WaFer fteben,
'unb bab ber 8etfebr auf berfelben in
'Golse beFen einsefent tporoen 1T:
m at d, u. 3, 81. MGr3. Das
Sis i'm MtKouri 1T abqesansen. @s
lit iebr bid l1nb hat ii@ tpeiter unten
9eftaut. Menn Bic Stauun9 ni4t
balb s.bt, biirfte .ernitli@er' S4aben
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
Die vNahl III Mbpoc 1SIauc.

Propibence, q. s., 5. Mpril.
Die Bis jeBt eingetroHenen 8eri4te laiz
fen erieben, bab 2ippitt. Der republic
tanif4e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, nit BEL
nabe 10000 @timmen pluralitdt gez
pdblt porben 1T. Sn ber @tabt ia
ben bic @epublitaner cine Mebrbeit
BON 1000 @timmen. Die Mnb6nger
ber Mnti : 2i3ensbepegung erbielten
nrr ettpa Elm Drittel Der @timmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
Ste gaze IT, Hraufr.ih.

paris,4 4. Wprtl. Dte conferpa=
tipen unb eemdBteten 3eitungen balten
bic bonn Yremiermini5ter Bourgeois i'm
@enate gegebene GrtlGrun9 fir un3uz
ret@eno unb ertlaren, bieielbe lei
ni4ts meiter als cine abii9tli&e 9Gu<
i4ung. Der rMatin" be3ei9net bic
@rtldrumg als cine merbtpirbige, fiigt
bin3u, 9err Bourgeois bofft ii@ mot
gen in BET Deputirtentammer beutliz
der ausipre@en gu t0nnen unb, iast:
Gs betbt in miniiterielen &rei1en, cine
Der Dreibunbsmd@te (oHenbar 1T es
Deuti@lamo) babe lire uriprlngli4e
9altung gednbert unb babur9 ber
dgpptii4en Grage cine anbere @eitalt
gegeben. Wdbrenb Der in LETTER 3eit
itattsebabten @erbanblungen ertldrte
oiefe Ma@t. baB fie fi@ tpobl aus
Greunbf@aft fir. Stalien perpfli@tet
baltic, Der 8ermembung bes Ggpptii@en
Reieupefonbs CUR 8eitreitung Der So
item fir bic Expedition na9 Dongola
tbre 3uitimmun9 gu ertbeilen, bas aber
ni@t bic 4bii&t ibrerieits in ii@ i@liez
BE. ba3u b%ei5utragen, bic 9errf@aft
@robbritdnnien5 in Megppten politdn<
bigger gu md@en. Sie piirbe fi4 i'm
Grantrei@ unb Rublanb
ani4lieben, I'M @robbritannien an
feline nieberbolten @eripre@ungen gu
trinnern. 8is jebt tpar Der Mustaui4
Der Mnii@ten Elm miinbli@er, iebo9.
tpeube BON BET in Reoe itebenoen Ma4t
cine Depei@e ertpartet, in tpel4er lie
fire Mbii@ten austinunberieBt, unb es
perbe qeboHt. bieielbe perbe nod redtz
,eitis eintrefen, INN bon 9errn BOUT
}eois morgen in ber Deputirtentummer
tperben gu t0nnen. .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
Sine " uitersNplisci.

Wien. 1. @pril. Sic @iener po=
li3eibeb0rbe fat ben bieii9en pbpiitern
perboten, NIT Dem bon Profefor R0ntz
gen piebereptoedten StoHbur@brinz
sunss>2t@titrablen DHentli@ gu erpez
rimentiren. Mls 8eeriinoune fir be
les famoie @erbot pirb an9efibrt, baB
"bteramtli@" bic @in3elbeiten bteies
2i4tes unbetannt ieien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
en- Wen Srleans tpirb

49, sSn NemS Orleans pirb am
10. Mpril Mrtbur S4neioer, oer junge
Deut19e, tpel@er in einem @eitaurant
i'm @treite UNI Elm jun9es Mdb4en
@ermann @@roeoer ermoroete, hinge
ri9tet tperben. Ser @ouperneur bat
bas Sobesurtbeil beitdti9t unb ii4 &C.
m.igert, @nabe Dor Re@t erae9en gu
laKen. @4neioer 1T ber @obn in
DeuH@lanb lebenber bo&angelebensr
@ltern, bic ct Dor brei Sa6ren perlieb.
Der junge Mann mub, UNI tim am
@elbitmorb gu b%erbinoern, l4arf be-
tpa9t tperbsn. Seine @ltern 6oben
ibr sanaes @ermosen &C.
I'M i'm gu retten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
Grottok in 4sSu v,,,iua

D,enber. Co.,. 81. Mdra. Cine
Speaialbepeidt aus Raplins, 1920
ming, faet: Samitay Mbtnb UNI 10
llbr murbe bier Elm beftiser Grbitob
perfpirt. Dh Grf9itteruns idien
aus iiibpefli@er Ri4tuns gu tommen.
Der StoB mar bon beftisem unterir<
bii@en, bonnerdbnli@em @et0ie besletz
fef.
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9@ok jcimem artitcm Batter mieocr

~"1~ u VS'''s's OsS'VS" >'"sSs s"'s~s>'
St.Sofepb, Mo., 5. 4pril. Sn
'Gairport murbe ber 8OjGbrige q. g.
Suder bon feinem Sobne @obert Suz
der bur@ einen @&ub t0btli@ pertpunz
bet. Der Batter bate etnen geri4tli<
@en 8efebl geeen feinen Sobn erlan9t,
na@ tpel9em bie5er bas bon linn BE-
pobnte 9aus ou rdumen bate. Mls
bic 8eamten bamit bef4dftigt tparen,
bic Sa@en bes Sobnes aus benz 9aufe
gu brinsen, besab fi@ Der leBtere na4
ber naben Mobnung ieines @aters unb
jagte linn cine I&usel tur4 bic 8ruft.
Der @ater liest i'm @terben, unb Der
@obn befinbet fi4 i'm @efdn9nib.
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Nemeitc Na1ri@ten.
Grbalten bic Hreihcit ,pieoer

Wabin9 0 n, 4. Ipril. Sc
rera1y@on1ul @iuiams in 9apanu fat
an SetretGr Olnep telesrapbirt, bab
Marcus @%obrisue3 unb bic @omelein
8ros., no%turaliiirte 8ureer bet Ser.
'@taaten, tpel4e 'megen 8erbinbung
NIT ben Snlursenten' BON ben ipaniz
ifen 8eb0rben perbaftet apurben, freiz
gelanen tperben.
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3ebn Yertone,, ,.,naefomu,e.,.

q M Dort, 4. @pril: Mm Mittz
mod firth am Mor9en brad in benz
Don Stalienern betpobnten Mietbsbau<
Re go. 36 unions@trube in Brootlpn
Ge1er aus unb 3ebn Meniden tamen
in ben Glammen u1n. :Tolsenbes iino
bic Namen ber umsetommenen: Iu<
quit 8uno. be7en Grau uno beiben
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09

ou Golse bic ssppttf@e Norbut Der iuz
baneiiiden Expedition bon ben Der
tpii1en bi Mtaide NIT einem Derluite
bon 43 1ubtsn uRb 8erwunbeten &C.
36luaer tpurbe.
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Sic NaNrttr acthlaAen.

Qonbon n, /. Qpril. ~5be Yeoz
PIE" bat cine Depei9e BON &airo erbalz
ten, tpel@e melbet, bab einem @srii4te
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09

- 0rar 6. Yaulien BON Gam
f;na ftarb i'm glitter bon 104 Sabren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09

en- @eslp BADEN me6rere Gsar=
cine @eieIi4aft organifirt, ,1ns
8ruuerei gu bauen. ua8
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-23
oRLANDO's LETTER MYSTERY.
A Chance That 1t May Finally BE Ex-
pIafned.

Orlando, Fla, Dec. 21.-W. A. BrS,wner
and wife and John d. Buchanan of Matt
land were arrested yesterday by a United
States marshal and taken to Jacksonville
on a charge of unlawful use of the mails.
There is also a charge of perjury against
Buchanan, it being claimed that he has
made conflicting statements before the
grand Jury in the Investigations IN the case.
Months ago Maitland was stirred from
center to circumference through several
scandalous and obscene letters sent
through the local postoffice and dropped IN
the yards of some Of her prominent citi-
zens These letters were of a vile and ex-
asperating character, and circums tsnces
pointed to w. A. Brawner, resident or
that place for years, aud highly respect
ed citizen. So convinced were the injui ed
parties that Mr.. Brawner was guilty that
four other prominent citizens, ]. j. Heard,
Lawson, went where he was at work and
administered a terrific dogging. For this
they were arrested and after one or two
trials were each sentenced to thirty days
i'm the county Jail This was subsequently
committed by the state pardoning board
to thirty dollars fine each and costs of
court Then Brawner was arrested and
tried in the United States court in Jack
sonviile for unlawful use of the mails. But
no case was made against him and he was
acquitted. Shortly after this Leona
Gibbs sister-in-law of John u. buchanan,
left Fairview for Hendersonville n. c. She
took the cars at Maitland. Before leaving
she was given package and instructed to
mail IL on the train after she got out of the
state. IL was mailed, as shown by the
postmark, between Jacksonville and Sa-
Vannah. This package was addressed to
j. j. Heard, the postmaster at Maitland.
1t contained letters addressed to other
Maitland parties, and one to the poSmas-
ter, instructing him to mail them, and tell
ing him that II he failed he would be de-
tected in Withholding mail. If mailed he
would be prosecuted for mailing obscene
matter. The writer exalted in the fact that
he had Mr.. Heard in a fix
The matter was promptly reported to the
department and John W. Bula a post
office inspector, was put on the case. He
worked for weeks, found Leona Gibbs, and
age to mai, and followed up the clues until
ne was satisfied of the Identity OF the
writer's. The result was the arrest OF the
trio yesterday. The trial promises TO 10.
an interesting one.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-23
M'kINLEY LEAVES CHICAGO.
Traffic stopped by the TbrOng Gaz-
ing ut Him in "a store.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 22.-Maj. Mckinley
left Chicago tonight in a special car at
tached to the regular Pennsylvania train,
which departed at II 80 O'Clock. The train
is due at Canton tomorrow afternoon at
l:S5 o'clock. Maj. Mckinley was accompan-
led by his wife, Miss Sara Duncan, a niece
and Capt. H. o. Heistand. Before his de-
parture Maj. Mckinley said that his visit
TO Chicago had been an enjoyable one and
had benefited both himself and Mrs Nc
Kinley. He also remarked that he expect
ed few callers at Canton during the stay.
During the morning Maj. Mckinney
drove up with his wife and Capt. and Mrs.
McWilliams to one of the great stores. A
number of the party went into the build
ing to make a purchase and in less than
three minutes employees and customers
came streaming forth to see the Presi-
dent-elect. The street was speedily block
AIDED and it was a quarter of an hour be-
fore traffic was resumed.
Owing TO the fact that it was announc-
ed that Mai. Mckinley had left the city
last evening, aside from the incident just
mentioned, he found this the most restful
day of his visit to Chicago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-23
RECEIPTS.

Per Central of Georgia Railway. Dec %
-e,lSs bales cotton, 5 cars fresh meat (
cars wood, ! car lumber, 2 cars tinWa Re
J car meal, car bran. 1,062 barrels rosin
10 barrels spirits, IS cars lumber IN tons
pig IRON, u casks clay. 229 packages mes
ore w DdrFefS
Per Savannah. Florida and Vvastor,,
railway, Dec. 22.-5T bales cotton aes
crates vegetables, 149 boxes Oranges 90S
barrels rosin, 1872 barrels spirits. n 20 rS
phosphate, cars lumber cars wool 4
cars wheels, car castings 1 car coal :
car hsh, q bales wool. bundles hides :
cars merchandise. Aiues'
- Per Charleston and Savannah Raiiwa,,
DEC. zz.-ll6 bales cotton, cars wood /
car castings, car guano. car cotton sead
cars merchandise, 2 bundles hides
:, Per Florida Central and Peninsuta =
hallWay, Dec. 2.--3n bales cotton 2S bsr
res rosin, 50 casks spirits. 2 cars sewer
pipe. car horses, / car meat / car tro,,
car hides, cars oranges, / car veeeta ,
Dles, j car crossties. / car slabs M ca.ss
WOOD, II cars phosphate. car oats e
40 FER Georgia and Alabama Railway Nae
zl.-bd3 bales cotton. % cars mmber re
barrels rosn, 300 casks spirits, 10 cars nne .po
ehandise cars cotton seed, 4 cars wool
cars coal cars hay. ] car corn. car
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-23
MEMORANDA.

Charleston, S. c., Dec 22-Arrived.
steamers Algonquin, Platt, New York.
Jacksonville, proceeded 10 New York !.
Oneida, Robinson, Boston via Wilmington:
schooner Kate Darlington, Lewis. MAYA,
guez.
Sailed, schooners Samuel Dillway. Smith
Boston; Marancy, Torrey. Wilmington.
Pasadena Harris, New York
New York, Dec. 0-AITived. bark Car
rie l.. Tyler. Tillotson, savannah.
Brunswick Ca, Dec. 1g-Arrivad
schooners Edward p. Avery Hawley' New
York; Cassie f. Bronson. Bennett, Salem
Jago de Cuba.
Sailed. banks Hecla (Nor). Gogstad
Manchester; Usko (Rusl, Mailman. BARGE.
nett. Perth Amboy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-23
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
The BOOkmakers and Public Quit
About Even sat New Orleans.

New Orleans, Dec. 22.-Perfect weather
for comfort drew out a very large crowd
to-day. The public and the bookmakers
broke about even, as three favorites won.
In the hurdle race Folly fell and Incom-
mode the favorite, was so badly ridden
that his jockey was indefinitely suspend
ed. Summaries follow:
First Race-One mile, selling Ross
mar. l05, Everett, won by two Lengths,
with Ma mie g. second by a head and Lo-
gan third. Time 1;42$4.
Second Race-For 2-year-olds, five fur
longs. Maxim won by length, with Lott
second by a half length and Sugar Cane
third. Time 1:02A.
Third Race-Selling, seven furlongs.
Campania " on by two lengths, with Ga
ra Bauer second by two lengths ard Lit
tie Billy third. Time 1:2S%.
Fourth 1lace-Handicap, one mile.
Frank Jaub,srt won by two lengths, with
Hill Billy second by four lengths and
Bloomer third. Time 1:41%
Fifth Race-One and a fourth miles,
over five hur1les. Scamp won by a head
with Pirate second by twenty lengths and
Ondague third. Time 2:22.
Sixth Race-One mile, selling. Alva
won by three lengths, with Mrs Brad
shaw second by three lengths and Altaton
third. Time 1:23%.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-23
BILLET poor BADLY BROKEN.
The Efforts to Restore Harmony Re-
suit In Failure.


New York Dec 22-In consequence of
the declination of the Bellaire Steel Com
pany to rejoin the steel billet combination,
the conferences of steel manufacturers
which began at the Holland house, in this
city, yesterday came to an abrupt c.ose
to-day There was a very large attend
ance of members Of the American Besse-
mer Steel Association, nearly all OF the
important Pennsylvania, OHIO and Illinois
interests being represented Maj. l.. 5.
Bent Of Philadelphia continued as the pre-
siding officer.
The committee on compromise, which
was appointed Monday was unable TO
make satisfactory report, and, although
the steel men were exceedingly reucent
regarding their affairs, they made no ef-
fort to conceal the fact that the situation
was not pleasing. The assertion was can
did4y made that the existing denoralized
condition of the steel market could not be
improved unless all of the important inter-
ests would agree to work in harmony. At
NIX his own prices, and in consequence no.
body can obtain in the open market more
than Sl7 ton for steel billets
After the meeting to-day Chairman
bent said that no agreement had been
reached, and Secretary Griscom, while
aYerse 10 committing himself to any def
mite statement, admitted that the negotia>
ions Tor the harmonizing of the contend
ing interests had not been successful. He,
however, expressed the hope that some-
thing might be done in the near future.
Representatives of the Carnegie works
and the Illinois Steel Company-two of the
largest steel interests in this country
are said to be strong advocates of har-
mony. The committee on COMPROMISE
which includes some of the most infuen-
tial men in the trade, will be continued,
with authority to call future conferences
as soon as circumstances will warrant.
In the meantime official efforts will be
made TO smooth over existing difficulties.
and II is probable that informal confer
ences will be held either here or in Phil
adelphia during the next few days.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-23
EXPORTS.

Per Steamship Tallahassee, for Boston.
--S,lI9 bales upland cotton, 119 bales dones-
tlcs and yarns, 40 bales moss, 1856 barrels
rosln; 30 cases oysters, 1913 feet lumber. 9
Dundles hides, Is casks clay, 81 boxes fruit
parrels vegetables AZ boxes vegetables
10 tons pig iron, car leather, car slaves
cases cigars, 81 packages merchandise.
Per Steamship La Grande Duchesse for.
New fork.-2l5 bales upland cotton on
bags sea islands, 2S2 bales domestjcs and
yarns luO barrels oil, 165 barrels rosin. 81
barrels spirits, So bundles hides IL barrels
hsh, barrels fruit, 400 boxes fruit, n bar.
rels vegetables, 1876 crates vegetables 947
tons pig iron, PIG bundles merchandise Ss
Per Norwegian Bark Memory for Pct.
terdam:-l,2O casks spirits turpentine. val
ued at $l7,5l2; .091 barrels of rosin. yalned
az sS sS1 and % barrels of rosin oil valued
at 1905. p. Shooter Co.
Per schooner Aaron Reppard. for Ralti.
more.-SSl, 2l5 feet pitch pine lumber
Georgia Lumber Company.