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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
THE LIBERAL PARTY,
Should 1t Succeed in Gaining Pow
er in the Dominion.
WOULD Be IN FAVOR OF RECIPROCITY
And More Liberal Trade Relations With
the United States on Account ef
the Economic Disabilities
Existing in canaia.

wAsnISsroS. April i6.-tion. Edward
Farrar. of Toronto, one Of the leaders
of the liberal party in Caaada. has adj
dressed long and very earcfully-pre-
pared communication to the house
committee oil why's std Means ON the
subject of reciprocity. Mr.. Earfati
after an exhaustive historical review
of the past history of the subject,
saysi
The conservative party adopted
protection, so it said, because 1t Was
unable, to obtain closer trade relations
with the thitsd States, and in order
TO force the United States 10 cfr,e-ds
them. The protectionist interests
are new so strong politically that
to-day the party places protectidh ilfst
and reciprocity last. During the last
few years Canadian imports from the
United States have grown, while those
from Britaian have fallen off, The
imports frotii the United States for the
Is yeats, si-isas, wers sT52, ;OoG;
the imports from Britain during the
same period s63s, 100000,
Ameritan ifoh and steel Is displaclng
British in the Canadian market aud
there is growing call for American
machinery and other manufactures
Nheh afe III iiafiy eases better adapted
than British to Canadian conditions
and requirements. With liberal
RECIPROCITY Treaty favofing American
manufactures there can be no doubt
that the imports from the United
States would rapidly increase, TO the
benefit alike Of the Canadian farmer
and the American artisan. The pros
tective tariff Id Canada has not full.
filled expectations. The home market
Is stfiall Numerically, and scattered
over vast area. Hence the cost di
selling and shipping goods is ex'
orbitant, and the cost Of manufactur'
ing the,h high. because manufac
turers are unable TO Specialize
their labor and machinery for
the production of special lines
II happens also that coil Is found only
at the cxtremities OF the Dominion, in
Nova Scotia and British Columbia, 4,0)s
miles apart
The percentage ot increase n-ths
population OF the Dominion between
1881 and 1891, with protection In force
was only ii.76, or less than the per
centage in an old and overcrowde1
community like England and Wales
and not half as great as tho percentage
In the United States. II can not b,
doubted that the slow progress of Can
ada is due, in great part, TO her eco
nomic disabilities.
The liberal party thinks that thes'
and other questions affecting the wei
fare of two countries might be placet
upon satisfactory basis by means o
a general scheme for closer CONNER
cial intercourse. They do not discus
the question of political union In thci
platforms or in their speeches befor'
the public, and have nothing to say ol
that subject. But they do think tina
both the United States and Canad
would be benefited by the adoption o
more intimate trade relations, ans
should they obtain power few week
hence, will, no doubt, take an early
opportunity of placing the case befor'
the government at Washington.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
pEPoRTeD PAuPERs.
immigration Authoritlet Order the RE-
turn to Italy Of 531 Italians

immigration Authorltles Order the RE-
turn to Italy Of 531 italians.
NEW YORK, April 16.-The immigra-
ton authorities at Ellis island, on
Wednesday, ordered 53l Italians. de-
tanned there, to be sent back to Italy.
Twenty-six were deported Wednesday,
and the others will be sent away as
fast as possible.
Commissioner Senner telegraphed to
the treasury department at Washing
ton that he did not like the attitude of
the deported men aud their friends,
and appealed to the department for
permission to swear in special guards.
The commissioner also asked for per-
mission to arm the guards, SO that
they will be able to cope with the men
should any violence be attempted.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
5REENvLE WASHINGTON COUNTY, MISS SATURDAY APRIL lS
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

The senate has ratified the Behrias
Sea sealing treaty.
Burglars blasted the Farmers bank
vault at Maitland, Mo-, and secured
81 ,001
hx'Vonsul Waller will present his
grievance tq che state department in
person.
eolsftdo democrats may bolt the
Vk,cago convention if silver is not
recognized.
President Cleveland has appointed
E. Berghols, of New York, eonsal al
Erzereuhs, Armenia.
Senator Hill is In favor of sending an
uninsttucted delegation from New
York to the Chicago convention.
Secretary Caflisle addressed great
asseriblage of workingmen on the
money question at Chicago Wednesday
night.
A tornado passed through Faulk
county n. D., Wednesday, resulting in
two deaths and the injury Of Several
persons.
The house Ways and means commit
tee have decided to recommend the
repeal OF the free alcohol clause of the
Wilson bill.
There was great parade of winners
os Olympic games at Athens, including
IL Americans, and decorations were
conferred by the king in petscr.
The sentence imposed NY eourt-mar-
tial on Capt. Charles i. Ewing, assist.
ant surgeon at jefferson Barracks, Mo-, A.,
has been remitted, and he is restored
to duty,
The Greater New York bll was
passed by the New York senate over
the vetoes of the mayors Of New York
and brooklyn. The vote was 81 ayrs
to II noes.
Frederick Merrick, who killed his
Wife and committed suicide in Brook
lyn, Wednesday, was the son of the
prominent st, Louis ieweler, Harrison
IT, Merricls,
A jury in the New York city supreme
court rendered verdict OF sci 900 for
Mrs Kate McNIahon, In her suit against
the New York and Brooklyn Ferry Co.,
to recover $4,000 for the death OF her
husband.
James Reese Boakef, prominent
mule raiser and dealer, dropped dead
from stroke Of apoplexy at his home
ta miles northwest of Fulton, Mo. He
leaves II grown-up children, and was
n years old.
II is said to be impossible to estimate
the numbers of the belligerent Mata-
beles in South Africa. The whole
country is now In the hands Of the
rebellious natives, and tlsy are mass
ing in great force.
Samuel Logan, an old and promi
ncnt citizen of Palmyra, Mo-, dropped
dead upon the street at parkersburg,
". Va, Wednesday. Mr.. Logan was
for many years cashier of the First ma
tional bank of Palmyra,
The aseptolin cure for consumption
has been tried on three convicts in the
Western Pennsylvania pcnltentiary
with remarkable success. The convicts
all had pulmonary tuberculosis and
were considered incurable.
Gov. Stone, Senators Vest and Cock
rell and George W. Allen, Of st. Louis
were chosen delegatcs-at-large from
Missouri to the Democratic national
convention. Bland was indorsed fol
president and 10 to silver platform
adopted
When the case of William Wood
charged as an accomplice in the at
tempt to procure q criminal operation
on the person of Pearl Bryan, was
called in Cincinnati, the prosecuting
attorney said that he had no evidences
to warrant a trial, and Wood was dis
missed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18

and every district in the state was rep,
resented Almost every delegate wore
u Reed button in the lapel of his coat.
The convention was called to order
by Hon. J. II. Manley, chairman OF the
state committee, who announced Han
nibal Il. IIamlin, Of Ellsworth, as
chairman,
Mr.. uaml In was received with great
applause, and his speech was often in
terrupted with applause, particularly
when he spoke the name of Hon,
Thomas Il. Reed.
Gov. Cleaves addressed the conven'
tion and made ringing speech,
eulogizing Mr.. Reed.
The following presidential electors
at-large were nominated: John f.
Hill, of Augusta, and Joel Wilbur, Of
Avon
The following delegates at large
were chosen to the national conven-
ton: First district, Amos Il. Allen,
Alfred; Second district, Charles Il. Lit
tlefeld, Roclsland: Third district, Il. G.
Burleigh, Augusta; Fourth district, e.
A. Thompson, Dover.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
TURKISH lNsINc ERITY.
A Mussulman Governor Appointed In De-
fiance of the Zeitoun Agreement.

A Mussulman Governor Appointed In De-
fiance of the zcitoun Agreement.
CoNsrANTrNorLE, April 16. - Nah
moud Pasha, a Mussulman, has been
appointed governor of Zeitoun, in de-
fiance of the Zeitoun agreement, which
stipulated that the governor OF that
place should be Christian, and tne
assurance given by the porte to the
six protesting powers that the sup
ulation would be carried out.
The wallis of Bitlis and Kharpoot are
insisting that the relief distributed
among the Armenians at those places
shall be given out at the government
storebouse, in obedience to orders from
the palace, Notwithstanding u the l',, prom. ',,l
Ice made by the porte to Sir Philip
Currie, British ambassador, that the
work of the outside relief agents should
not be interfered with.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
'TICAL SYMPATHY
be Cause OF Free Cuba L
low offered an Outlet.
LIONS IN SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
/ Years After the Evacuation Of
by the Spanish Forces, to be
|acei Upon the Market in
the United States.

SoRK, April 1e.-The following
Iement appears in a morning
|blic of Cuba s., 900, 900 six per
bid bonds. Sealed proposals
Received until 5 o'clsek .. m.,
| 1896, at the ofilse Of the treas
/ Water street New York city,
purchase Of all or any part of
y Republic Of Cuba six per
bid coupon bonds, being a
|pf an issue of siQ,Ooo 600 au.
by the Cuban government,
/ and interest payable in the
Havana or New York. The
b. the bond make the principal
| years after the evacuation of
Ind of Cuba by the Spanish
Dc republic reservieg The right
hp aud pay said bonds at any
=period, at che face value there
Hedges all revenues to payment
&eipal and interest, denomina'
LOCO, $500, 500, $50
coupons are payable on the first
April and October of each year,
understanding that payment
may be deferred until sis
after the evacuation Of Cuba
panish forces, and are receiva-
hxes In proportion of onc-ffth.
bsals for all or q part of the
Bue at any price VIII be taken
liberation, but the right is re-
reject bids under so per cent.
aluc.
d r. J. GUERRA, Treasurer. v
hmenting upon the above the
Us; 1t is believed by the head 8
Juggling republic that now Is
inted time 70 put forth for
Jon the governments promise
terest on money loaned II fof
poses. Authentic reports from
e-ridden island tell of impor'
ories BY the insurgents forces
prospects for absolute freedom
Ter SO bright, 1t Is contended,
ltrlot leaders are led to feel
fnaneiers In Wall street will,
of the situation, take theit
Should they, however, look
ht the securities, there remain
pathetic people of several ma
eount upon.
is every indication,' said
|uerra yesterday, that our
S9,000,000 of bonds will be
isposed of. Several RESPONSE.
cates have offered TO take the
pt at II lump price. We
Pwever, declined sueh offers
that popular loan, like thai
recently by this country, viii
pre- satisfactory all around.
pave already received nssur
at make us feel that the issue
pccessful beyond a doubt. IL
other issues of $1,000, 600 will
nd every cent realized win b,
to promoting the warfar,
Epain.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
elsTX-FoURTH CONGRESS.
VlFst sessiual
nu.wF ut..

WASHINGTON. April ls.-After the
routine morning business Mr.. Morrill,
(rep., VII, who celebrated his eighty
sixth birthday anniversary a few days
since, addressed the senate to show the
necessity of new building for the ma
tional museum.
The Dupont election case was taken
up, and Mr.. Gray tdem., DELL COM
tinued his argument begun yesterday
against the claim Of MIR. Dupont to the
vacant seat in the senate from the state
of Delaware.
MIR. Gray closed his speech at 2i9d r.
m, and the els etioh case went over
without action.
HOUSE.
BY reque st of Mr.. Henderson (rep.
Ia chairman OF the committee on
iadseisryl il was agreed, by unadimods
consent, that Wedae ,iay AMI Thurs
day of next week, be set asile for con.
sideration of the bankrupt bill, ths
Vote ON the passage OF the bill ID bs
taken the FIRST thing Friday after tho
reading of the journal.
The debate on the resolution pro-
viding for the election OF members Of
the board of managers of soldiers
homes, was then resumed, Mr.. Tracey
rep, No., the first speaker, opposing
the reelection of Gen. Franklin.
The house. by vote of 55 to 1870, re
fused to strike Gen. Franklin's nam,
out of the resolution providing for the
election of managers for the soldiers
homes. A vote by yeas and nays ws'
then ordered.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18

CHARLESTON, s. c., April 16.-Abra-
ham Carson, colorcd laborer, living
at SO Church street, brutally murdered
his son Jacob, aged IL years, Wednes-
day. Jacob had been away from homo
without leave. and this so angered the
father that he stamped and beat him
to death.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18

MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY, April 10.
farairf aud Provisions

Grain aud Provisions.
. ST. -Flour-Fancy 90 extra fancy
s275aa4i; patents. 3es0a7a Wteas-No. .
red 09ls a09s4c, No. :. hard, b7,k157Ac. corf--
No, 2,mixed, e7lsc; No. 2. white, nominal Oats
mo. 2, fs4aisnc Hay-prairle. ti.bodls00;
mifed timothy, se.ooas5o; clear timothy.
H001ls01 Butter-Creamery, 3ftlss; dairy, II
Riic. Eggs--Frcsh, sac. I,ard-Prime steam,
4e0c porls-New standard mess ~ 7sdtss,.
Bacon Longs. 5000: clear ribs, b.soci clear,
6sos; all boxed Wool-Cholce tub-wa shed,
isd2oc.
wheat-Futuros closed: May, bpAc b: July,
siAc b; August, e3Ac b.
Corn-Futures clossdi May, s7Xas7hc b;
July. 2sAc b.
NEW YouK.-.Flour State and western. Arm
quiet, unchanged. Whcat-May. 7sA17ahci
July, 1Aa72 7-i6c; December, n i-ioc. Corn
May, 36ssc July 3issc; No. 2. 4DQ4lc. Oats
May, 2i%c; western, z5Gt20c. Pork New
mess, 36sse; September, sTkc. Lard-Steam-
rendered, s.2lc. Butter--Western dairy, old,
sdbi0c: western creamery, isdi6c; western
creamery, held, 10dlic; western creamery,
factory, stiic; Elgins. 1oc; imitation cream
cry, l0hdtl4c. Eggs Western, i0k0iic.
CHICAGO Opening quotations; wheat-hIay,
6sh@65hc; July, c5A@G6ac; September, 66Ac.
Corn-May, s0xl3)Ac; July, 3iha3iAc, Sep
tember, 3,ae. Oats-May, iokc; July 20c;
September. sJNc. Pork-May, ts.ho; July. $50
ds75 Lard-May. 495c; July. 8 i0c; Septem-
ber 525c. Short Rlbs-May, t.35c; July. A50c;
September, 492xQ4.65.
CHlCAGo-Ciosing quotations: wheat-April,
e54c; May. 65Ad65Kc: July. d6K@67c Sep
tember, 67Md67Hc. Corn April, 2eA@29hc;
May, aoha31ssc bid: July, 5lj4d sis.c bid; Sep
tember, 31Yd3,,.c. Oats-April, 1eic; May,
F..I. ffssf Co. Il
asked Pork-April. ts.55; May, $500 bid;
July IS T7lc bid, September, ss.97x. Lard
| April. 4elc May, 4seh14.95c bid; July, b07i
| 6D5. l0c; September, .22ic. Short Ribs-April
4a5c; May, As5d437hc; July, A5od45shc;
| September, 46.n0165e.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18

NEW YORK, April 1e.- Baron Con
..an,;n de Grimm, the well-known car
soonist. died shortly after noon a. tins ms
.oo;asnce .ooa in this city. He suffered from
:. les,a s.a,,,,on;a and complication OF kid
rsv diseases. The baron was born IN
ney ,,armanv about 40 years ago, and was
wall = known In newspaper olfeleA'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
CROP CONDITIONS


Current.
CINCINNATI, April 16.-The Price Cur
rent summarizes the crop conditions
for the pass week as follows
Late wheat crop information is more
cheerful. The general appearance Is
improying, but is not rejecting posi-
tive betterment Of the prospect
Moisture is deficient to conslderapie
extent. Spring seeding is in fair pro-
press. with some gain in area indl-
Gated.
The weeks packing of hogs amount
ed to 2eo. COO, against 10000 Tor the
corresponding week last year.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18

NEW YORK, April l6-ft is stated on
the best of authority that the great
burden diamond robbery has been
solved. A former servant Is accused Of
the theft Of the 5000 worth of
brilliants, and this servant is now on
the ocean. Instructions have been
eabled to Scotland Yard by the New
York police to arrest the servant upon
the arrival af the steamer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18

MAsfINsvri1.. Ind, April l6 -Repub-
lican congressional convention of the
Fifth district was held here. George
Ferris. of Terre Hhute, was nominated
for congress by exclamation. Resolu-
tidns were adopted opposing free sill
yer. -. a&H
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
M'klNlEY SECOND CHOICE
OF the Republicans OF Keatucky for Presi-
Dental Candidate.

OF the Republicans OF Keatucky for Presi-
Dental Candidate.
CONVENTION HALL, LOUISVILLE, KY,
April l6.-The adjourned session of
the Republican state convention was
called to order at 9:20 a. m. Judge v.
s. Dening and State Inspector c. W..
Lester, of Whitley, were elected cleo
tors for the state at large. The re-
ports of the committee on resolutions
was read and adopted almost by unani-
nous vote.
The free and unlimited coinage OF
silver is strongly disapproved and an
unqualified declaration made for the
gold standard with such legislation
as will keep silver and paper money on
equal terms of value with gold.
The usual Endorsement is given pro-
lection.
Bradley is indorsed for president
with Mckinley as second choice.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18

WASHINGTON, April 1e.-Appoint-
ments to cadetships at the United
States military academy have, been
secured by Daniel Bond, Jr., Browns
vile, Tenn; VII. Powell, Rolla, No.
with A. NJ. Yolge, Usage City. as al
ternate, and f. j. Hardy, DeSoto, Mo.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18

LONDON, April le.-The statement
published In the Daily News that the
government Is to send 10000 British
troops to the soudan in the autumn for
the purpose OF reconquering that terri
tory is denied by the government ~,
thoritlas,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
:. ero.s the Old Mans Heart.

BUTTE. Mont, April 1e-capt John
calhoun shepherd a veteran OF the
Wax;can war, a California forty-niner,
and one of the most noted characters
in Montana, died at the county poor
house wednesday night For years
the old man was supported by friends
but they finally permitted him t, 70 pc
sent to the poor house, and 1t broke
Abe old mans heart
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
A Hint for England.

NAPLES, April lo.-The eorriefe e,.,' Ea. =.
poli urges that the government s,aad .sSu
abandon Kassala or have t'nglanu
comnensate Italy for the latters reIen, !
tion Of that place. which Is selely W
Englands advantage
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
Death of . Celebrated sculptor

VIENNA, April i6. Victor Oscar Tlls.
ner, the celebrated Austrian sculptor,
died here from a stroke of apopiexy.
His death occurred only "a few days
before THE time fissd for the unveiling
of his masterpiece; monument to
Mozart. lie was in his tifty'sseeud
war
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18

RICHMOND, Va, April 16.-Henry Nc
Gruder, the negro charged with out
raging and numbering Q colored girl
near Lengdale. Tuesday, has been cap
tured at Clifton Forge. He was taken
to Covington, the county seat of Allie
phenv. and lodged in jail.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18

OTTAWA, Ont, April le--Ihe 10,
minion parliament will be proroeaea
m n Thursday, April %, and the house ls.
dissolved, and writs issued on the sfen.
The date for the general election mas
not vet been fixed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18

p, April lev. B. Peters and
Eye, charged with counter
Pstage stamps, and A. j. Bod
|rged with using the same
'he mails, waived examina-
morning before Commission
Il and Humphrey, and were
Pc federal grand jury in bonds
each.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
ARRIVAL Of Rev. George ?. Knspp 81 Aleppe.

CbSsrAsrISoPLE. April i6.-Rev.
George 7. Knapp the American mis-
sidnary W ho was recently expelled from
Bitlis by the Turkish authorities, has
arrived at Aleppo in good heslth.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18
PlTAl FOR CHILDREN

PIT. at Cost of Half n Million,
by Horny g. Frick.
FReHb Pa, April ie.-Henry
chairman of the Carnegie
will build a magnificent hos
children on Squirrel hill,
he next year, at a cost of
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-18

HeHfy Z. ffick.
The building will be erected
OF 40 acres which Mr.. Frick
Phillips and Forward avenues.
will be transformed into a
|ark and flower garden. The
Wlll be placed under the con-
|the Episcopal church. No
|ill be spared to make the in
be best of its kind.