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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-17

To the Public: Samuel B. Adams having
brought about all Of this unpleasant contro-
versy without the slightest provocation, has
seen fit to hide himself behind his dirty card
in yesterdays Press. and I leave it to the cool.
calm-thinking public as to whether he is the
brave Christian gentleman that he processes
to be, or the cowardly cur that he is
D. B. LESTER.
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TRIED TO BURN HER HOUSE.
An Americas Woman Makes a Bad
Break in Row with Her Husband

Americas. Ca, June 16.-Mr. Mcpherson,
a painter employed by the Georgia and
Alabama railroad, who lives on Spring
street, to-day had a violent disagree
meEt" with his wife, who in rage at
tempted TO burn the house. Twice she
saturated articles with kerosene oil and
applied the match, but each time neigh
was done. Finally the owner of the
house, j. p. Chapman, had her arrest
ed. The grand jury being in session, a
Mcpherson is now in jail. Later a true
bill was found against Mr.. Mcpherson for
wife-beating, and he too, was placed I'M
der arrest.
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MEETINGS.
Georgia dHAPTER no. 5, r. 4. N.

An extra convocation Of this
chapter will be held this n
wednesday, evening at 800
O'clock.
The NJ. NJ. Degree will be con.
ferred.
Transient companions are fra
ternally invited.
BY order Of
WIN. B. SPI
IOuN pTT.EX Racordar
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UNDERWOOD 30 BE PROSECUTED
Fears That the ChiId's Father Would
TnISe the Law in His Own Hands.

Atlanta, Ga. June 16.-Dallas Under
wood, the man arrested yesterday, chars-
ed with having attempted TO assault
Mabel woodside, a 1O-year-old child. was
committed to Jail to-day by Justice Orr
in default of $500 bond. The father of
the child, r. w. Woodside, a printer,
will prosecute the man to the end, and
If he escapes the law he de-
clares he will take the law in
his own hands He is very much wrought
up over the affair and during the trial
to-day il was feared that he would
make trouble.
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A Negro Run Down at Macon While
walking on the Track.

Macon. Ca, June 16.-George Crawford.
colored. was killed by a Georgia Southern
and Florida passenger train early this
morning, as the train was entering the
city. Crawford was walking down the
track, and, although the engineer blew
the whistle, Crawford paid no attention to
it. He was thrown from the track and
instantly killed. The cOroner's jury exon
Grated the railroad employees from all
~
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THE HIBERNIAN sOCIETY

$ $ S's b.: cs$5Sis:5s
day. evening at $50 SAN ~ (
n SPasar5 Ey siii b @s dP6S sEE9
ped from the roll
P. W. MELDRIM, President.
CHARLES +. PRENDERGAST, Sec'y.
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GEORGIA BAR AssOCIATION.

The thirteenth annual meeting of this
association will be held at Warm Springs
Ga, on June 80, 1896, continuing two or
three days. A uniform rate is given by
the proprietor of 81 per day to members
of the association. Railroads will give
the usual reduced rates. Papers will be
read by prominent Georgia lawyers. Live
and the profession will be discussed and
symposia will be had upon these topics,
papers thereon to be contributed by diff
ferent members of the bar. The prOprie-
ter of the springs promises royal enter
tainment and a delightful sojourn Lave
yers not members of the association but
in good standing in the profession may
join at once upon making application to
Henry r. Goetchius, Esq, Chairman
Executive Committee, Columbus, Ca, and
paying the initiation fee of IS, which in
cludes first years dues. For further in
formation address
JOHN w. AKIN, Secretary.
CarterSVille Ga
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Key West, Fla. June 16.-Hiram Sew
mour, assistant engineer on the revenue
cutter McLane, died in this city this MORN
ing, and was buried this afternoon from
the Episcopal church
Pensacola, Fla, June 16-Judge r. L.
campbell, one of the Oldest members of
me pensacola bar, died this morning at
S Idkhelai ms summer residence, six miles
from this city. He was aged Is wears
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the firm
of COIIat Bros. are requested to call
at once and settle at 100 Broughton
street. COLLAT BROS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FATHER JOHNS PLASTER.

FATHER JOHNS PLASTER.
The best Dain-relievinE and
STRENGTHENING plaster known. Price
20 cents. Made from the old nnd
original receipt by
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Sole Proprietor,
BrOughtOn and Drayton Streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

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NOTICE.

All bills against steamship Glanystwytl
must be presented at our office by 9 a. m
of this date.
J. NJ. LANG & co.
June IL. 1896.
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YOU CAN DO 1T.

YOU CAN DO 1T.
What man has done, man can do!
Every man having a regular in
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A GREAT BARGAIN AT TYBEE.

am instructed to sell at once four lots
at Tybee, with a twelve-room house, suit
able for club purposes, and If wanted
charter for a club. This is a splendid
chance for a few friends to FIX them
selves up at Tybee at a small cost.
q Fl. nORSETr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALL PARTIES INTERESTED

ALL PARTIES INTERESTED
In the gold stop and repeater watch will
please attend at p. m, on wEDNEs-
DAY. June II. Hot lunch will be served.
w. ]. DoDD.
CITY
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS AssO-
CATION.
Savannah, Ca, June II. 1S96-The asso-
citation will assemble at the knights of
Pythas hall this "wednesday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock, to pay the last tribute of
respect to our late member Veteran John
s. Austin. G. NJ. RIVALS, President.
HARRY S. DREESE, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

Savannah. Ca, June 16. 1S96.-The Board
of Directors of the Georgia Investment
Company have this day declared divi-
dend of twelve per cent. for the average
time, 50 per share, payable at Office of
Treasurer on and after July 1, 1895. Trans
fer books will be closed until July l, 1896.
R. VAN WAGENEN. Treasurer. L
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JOHN RILEY, Recorder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09
FOREIGN MARKETS

Liverpool Aug. S.-Whsat-Spot dull: de-
mand poor; No. red winter, 5s 11ed; No.
2 red spring, 5s; o. l California, 5s 4izd.
Futures closed dull with near and distant
positions unchang ed; business about
equally distributed; August, As 1Gl4d; Sep
TENDER. IS SD; October, IS 9l2d; Noyem-
Der. p 10l2d; December, IS 1Oi4d
FIour@Steady; demand moderate; St
Louis Fancy winter, 6s Cd
Bacon-Firm; demand moderate.
Tallow-Ffne North American. les 3D.
Bsf-Extra India mess, ass 3D.; prime,
36s
Pork-Prime mess. fine western, As; me-
dunn western, SIS Sd.
Lard-Quiet; prime western, 1ss; refined,
Gin palls) 19s Sd.
LONDON, Aug. S.-Sugar-Cane quiet: CEN
trifugal Java, lis Cd; muscovado fair re-
filming, los "a. Beet-Dull; little doing;
August, los; September, los I'D
WooIThe wool arrivals for the fifth
series, which IS scheduled to open Sep
TENDER q. are as follows: New South
Wales. 1854 bales: Queensland, q 80;
Victoria, 1927; South Australia, 315s;
West Australia, 1.S52; Tasmania, 2,s19:
New Zealand, 101, 2s3; Cape of Good Hope
and Natal, Sc, S31, making a total Of 95,-
so bales, including $1,000 sent direct. The
imports for the week aggregated 1924
bales. including: New South Wales, SIS:
Victoria. 2g7S: New Zealand. 4,750: Cape Of
Good Hope and Natal. los; China. TT {:
India, 81: Persia. Z: Morocco, rs; Italy,
Q; France, ST: Germany, ).
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

St Louis, Aug. S.-Receipts-Flour, 5000;
wheat, 5000; corn. 10000; oats. 1900
Shipments-FlOur, 5000; wheat, 5000; corn,
5000; oats, ZOO
Flour-Unchanged.
Wheat-The bulls had the best OF It
today, all the news being on their side.
Consequently the speculative market ed-
vanced and the close was at the top for
futures and higher than yesterday. Spot
steady; No. red. cash, 5Sa4c elevator;
$50 d69l4c track; No. 2 hard. 522zc: August,
50 C asked; September, 5Slsc asked; De-
cember, 61ssc bid.
Corn-Futures closed firm with not much
trading. Spot stronger; No. ?, cash, 217sc ;
August. &c; September. 214c bid; May,
2514afc52sc
GatsIThere was no speculative trad
ing, though the tone was firm. Spot dull;
No. . cash. lee bid; August, 1ad191sc; Sep
ternber. 1Slsc bid; May, 3J2sc bid.
Rye-2Sc
Cattle-Receints. 200; market steady,
but only retail dealing, owing to light sup
ply.
Hog+Receipts 500; market 1O615c low
err: light. 81 25G3.50 mixed. S.0eG2S5;
heavy. S3.Gfi3.4G
Sheep-No supply and no market.
Corn meal-S1.35
Bran-steady: offerings large; closed 1a4c
sacked east track.
Flaxseed-65G65iac.
Timothy seed-S2 7oTe 20.
Hav-Rather dull on account of hot
weather: prairie. SS.ohG700 new; timothy,
S. 5nTlo5o: old. ss5OT12co
prtter-Weak; creamery, 12Gl6c; dairy,
safe.
Eggs@S2c.
Whisky-S13 %
Cotton ties and baEging-UnchanEed
Pork-Lower; standard mess, jobbing,
esonT625.
I.ard-Lower; prime steam, $50; choice.
20H
Racon-Shoulders. Cbo1ed) s3.421k; longs,
81 Sly; shorts 81 -.
Dry salt neats-SholIliers. 0boIeD and
longs. 81 so1S: ribs. $50; shorts, $500.
Wool-Cnchanged nominal.
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GRAINS GET BETTER
BETTER STOCK MARKET AND LOWER
EXPORTS HELP WHEAT.

mall Argentine Shipments and Cooler
Weather In the Provisions
Easier on Large Hog Receipts-CattIe
at Chicago Steady on tho Recent Ad-
vancs-BuIIs Have the Best OF IL IN
Wheat at St. Eouis, Which Market
Closes HiGher-wheat and Corn Higher
Chicago, Aug. S.-There was a decided
improvement in the grain markets to
day, and they all opened strong. Wheat
was helped by better stock markets
and larger exports together with small
Argentine shipments, and cooler wealth
er in the northwest. Provisions were
easier on large receipts of hogs. Sep
tenber wheat opened at 565s cents. or
one-quarter cent over last nights close.
II eased off 70 56K cents, and then on
small Argentine shipments frTned up
to 56at cents
Corn for September opened one-quar-
ter cent in advance of yesterday at q
cents, in sympathy with wheat.
Oats for September started one-eighth
cent uD. at 17A cents.
Provisions were easier Pork. lard,
and ribs for September started at $3.50,
sS.L21s and s3.221a respectively.
CLOSING.
Wheat-5s14c; September, SIC; Deem
Der, 597s dscc; May. sac.
Corn-August, 235sc; September, PAS;
December, 251k@25Ac; May. 2Sc.
Oats-August, 167sc: September, 17A &c
May. 1890.
Pork-August. $500: September, s6.25;
October, $500; January, s6621s.
Lard-August. sS.10;September. s3.12H
@3.15: October, $500; December, 1885;
January, s3.521a.
Ribs-August and September. s3.25;
August, $3.2063.211s; January, S3.421a.
Barley-Nothing doing.
Rye-Cash. 291aq30c; September, 301A;
December. 321zc.
Flax-Cash. northwest, 711kc; cash,
southwestern, 701kc; September, 7O15c.
Tfmothy-Cash, $40: August, s2.95;
September. s2S5.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Cattle-Prices of cattle were steady
at the recent advance with sales on a
basis of s3.30@S.75 for poor to common.
dressed beef native steers up to $4,000
TOO lot prime 10 extra cattle. very
few native steers are now selling as
low as 800 and sales are largely at
S4.1O04.15; nothing very desirable go
ing below s4-25. Range cattle sell up to
So. NG3.65. Considerable numbers OF
cattle are coming from other markets
and some cattle were sold here this
week at s445 that cost 60 in Kansas
City
Hogs-After sellers OF hogs had
good take off, the trading became fair
ly active at s2.7513.65 for heavy and
$50 for medium weights and mixed lots
and S3.20@3.421a for light weight. Sales
were largely at s3.00G3.35. Prices av-
eraging about the same as a week ago.
Sheep-Trade closed fairly active at
81. 25Q3.25 for sheep. most of the offer
ings consisting of western rangers.
Lambs sold on a basis of S3.00G5.00 for
inferior to extra with very few sales
over $3.50. Prime lambs sell 10 cents
higher than a week ago.
Recefpts-Cattle,1 900; hogs, 5000;
sheep, 1000.
Chicago, Aug. s-Butter, steady;
creamery, 1o@141sc; dairies, 9612c
Egg-Weak at 91s610c. Poultry
Steady; turkeys. S910c; chickens, SEQ
Sc; ducks. S1k@Sc.
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NEW YORK MARKETS

New York. Aug. S-Fiour-Receipts, e.
DO barrels. exports. 5JSS Quiet but
steady: winter patents. S.&e7SN5e: winter
st-aights. Seol72a =; Minnesota 81 Ssl;s. -:
Minnesota bakers. se-ASa2S ~; spring low
grades. S.iof11.
Rive fiour-Duu; supe-dne. S5o93 g:
fancy. S65G2Sa
Corn uSaai-Steady: yellow. SAC.
Ry,-run: No. . western. & IsSc.
Barley-DuIi; western. 3-1-ESGc cit
Barley nalt-Nomiozl; western 4sT6-c
wheat-Rece!p,s. 1:SSooi: exports. SAG
Srot active; No. . rel. &c. No ! hard
81. GS7Isc- Options opened firm s1d a.
yaacei on predictions % a buIlish gov
ernment report. lower conditions ot the
ONO state report. STEADY cables and large
weekly cIe8-a3cs~s later prices ezSsd or
under realizing ard cioSsi party &c hisa-
e.: No rcd. August chSsei 81: Septe m
be- a. 2.Stsc. ctozs1 cnsc
Cor--RecsptS. 1890: exports l5
SPOT dull: Nc. . DC. Options CUE. but
no1linaliy xtsa6y on hot weather n =.
srz-thwese ard ccv--1s- closed &C hiEhe-
on August su. sc OF oc other months:
August. AZ GSp.c- cAos-G S9I.c: Septe-a-
Der srS T91Ac cIoSed |i.c
OzS-Receipts. - 10. exports - -
Spot quiet. active: No. . - : Cpglo-rs
cun but s-easiv. closing unchanged Aug
ust closed &c: September. 9G@xsc,
closed -
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City. Aug. s.-Wheat-Actlve;
steady; No hard, sc; No. 3. EQ4S5sc;
No. . red. 56itc: No 8. 5siSS1.c.
Corn-Active, steady: No. mixed, ~ 2
DC: No . white, 81 de2c-
Oats-Good grades steady and active:
poor dull; No. mixed. nomtaally, l9G
DC: No. white 2lGEtsc.
Rye-No. ?, nominally, 2Sc-
Eay-Weak: timothy, choice, S.0oT!.5o;
Trairie choice. 81 Csf4 %
Rutte-@NOrri1ell steady; creamery, u
Gfsc; dairy. I0f12c.
Ev-Fairiy steady. TIC.
Cattle-Rece.pts. On; shipments. $50:
market rGmirsliy unchanged.
HogS-ReceiptS. 4.0n: shipments. ee1a:
r-lar-<st weak, &c lower: bulk OF sales
50 eaf3o5: heavies, g soG2 o.: packers. g 20
G30o: mixed. saes6S ~; liehts. = 1l73. LII ;;
workers., g 1H7S I2is: pigs s2otf3.1 10
Sheep-Receipts. sn: shipments, So;
market steady; lambs, S>1of4. s.; muttons.
g. Ma On
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conditions. Chicago called for large bal
ances and the demand from southern
ana other western points was large.
Tee movement in cash toward the in
terrier was, therefore. heavy and great
" oNer-ba.anced TIE interior receipts.
The exact loss on this movement can
not be determined definitely but enough
is known 10 show that the vithdra walls
represented legitimate business demands
rather than Withdrawals caused by sen
s&tional fears The loans of the New
York banks are now down 10 SeS .6S7.-
see. loss OF S. o00.pco FOR July. The to-
tai. however, IS nearly si3 oco. 200 less
than at this time last year and IL is
worthy OF men ton that. while loans
were expanding last year AZ me rate %
about CO Per week. they are now
contracting steadily. The New York
banks total holdings OF cash are now
So.0oo,oc0 under the low point touched
on March so last but the excess cash
stands 500. c0e higher than at that tine.
As q whole. this statement was better
than had been expected
New York. Aug. S--The- weekly bank
statement SHOWS the following changes:
Reserve, decrease ss.s13.025: toans. de-
crease s1.4sS. 300: specie, increase $751;
posts. decrease s7.S49. 500; circulation.
increase SisS,200. The banks now hold
.lSS. eI5.625 in excess OF the requirements
OF the . per cent rule.
LOANS. BONDS AND CLEARINGS.
New York. Aug. S.--Noon: Money on
call offered at 1 per cent: no loans Prime
mercantile 6isa7 per cent Sterling ex-
change steady, with actual Business in
bankers bills at Sass. a4.ss, FOR de-
maDd;, and $4LS7S.a4.ss for sixty days.
Bar silver $50; Mexican dollars So.
State bonds dull: railroad bonds weak:
government bends steady: new A. reg
istered 1llia; coupons lIlis: IS registered
leg: coupon loo; IS registered 1854: cou-
pom leo: IS registered 81: Pacific Is OF
'79 100
Baltimore, Nd. Aug S---Clearings s.
S16,SSs; balances $336.5Ss.
St. Louis Mo. Aug. S.---CGearfngs 81
$685.; balances $63l.72A Money Gas
per cent. New York exchange 20 cents
discount bid. 80 cents asked
Memphis. Tenn, Aug. S--Clearings
$3.50. 1875.
New Orleans. La. Aug. S.---Clearings
81. 057 .e-5.