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CHAPTER XVI.

CLEvELAKD's SECOND ADMINISTRATION.
One of His First Acts was to Withdraw the
Hawaiian Treaty-Severely Criticized-A
Financial Crisis-The Wilson Bill-Revo-
luton in Cuba-Venezuelan Question.
Mrs Cleveland.
Grover Cleveland as oath President was
tnaugurated, for the second time, March 4,
1893 To his Cabinet he called Walter O.
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lory, Martln, Mills, MUCH
ell, Morgan, Pasco, Pettus,
Rawlins, Roach, Turner.
Turpis, Vest, Walshall,
White.
Not voting-Aldrich, Al
len, Butler, Chandler,
Daniel, Frye. Gear, George,
German, Hapsbrough, Har-
ris Tenn. }, Heitfeid. Hoar,
Kyle. McLaurin, Murphy.
Pettigrew, Smith, Stewart,
Teller, Thurston, Tillman,
WolcotA
Analysis of the vote
shows that the afiirma-
tive was cast by 30 Re-
publicans, two Silver Re-
publicans-Jones New
and Mantel-and one
Democrat-McEnery; to-
tai, 80. The negative
vote was cast by % DEM
ocrats, two Populists-
Harris fKan. and Turn
Grand one Silver Re-
publican-Cannon; total,
%. Eight Republicans
were paired for the bill
and eight Democrats
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gress to bene6cially enlarge the powers of the
Secretary of the Treasury in the premises, y
and recommending a proposition to issue
per cent. bonds by act of Congress.
Mr.. Wilson reported bill authorizing the
issue of $65, 116, 275 of gold 3 per cent. bonds,
as recommended by the President. The
bill was called up Feb. IA and defeated.
Other loans were subsequently negotiated
In the previous Administration the Nation
al debt was reduced 1896, 527, $685. In Presi-
dent Cleveland's Administration in three
years the interest bearing bonded debt in
creased 1862 Coz, 245.
The revolution in Cuba began on Feb. 90
1895, and has continued to this time. Con-
gress passed resolutions fayoring the recog-
milton of belligerency, but the President
looked upon these resolutions as somewhat
perfunctory expression of opinions not well
digested. He was not in accord with the act
of Congress.
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THRIFT BILL PISSED.
It is Now Being Considered by Senate
and House Conferees.

The Senate passed the Tariff bill on We'd
nesday, July Z, by a vote of 80 to %. The
bill is new in conference. elimination of
the long and arduous struggle had excited
the keenest interest, and the foor and gal
lsries of the Senate Chamber were crowded
by those anxious to witness the closing
scene.
The early part Of the day was spent on
amendments of comparatively miner i'm
portance, the debate branching into financial
and antitrust channels. The Senators be-
gan manifesting their impotence by calls
for vote" vote" and the last amendment
was disposed of and the final vote began.
There were many Interruptions as pairs were
arranged, and then, at 4:55 o'clock, the Vice
President arose and announced the passage
of the bill-yeas 80, nays 2s-as follows:
Yeas-Allison, Baker, Burrows, Carter,
Clark, Cullen, Davis, Debos, Elkins, Fair
banks, Foraker, Gallnger, Hale, Hanna,
Hawley, Jones New, Lodge, Mcbride. Nc
Emery, Mcmillan, Mantle, Mason, Morrill,,
Nelson, Penrose, Perkins, Platt Comm, Pistt
IN. ", Pritchard, Proctor, Quay, seweil,
Shoup, Spooner, Warren, Wellington, Wetmore,
Wilson.
Nays-Bacon, Bate, Berry, Gallery, Cannon.
ChiltoS, Clay, Cockrell. Faulkner Gray. Harris
(Kap.), Jones (Ark.l Ksnney, Lindsay, Nal.
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vENEzUELA's TROUBLES.

The Venezuela case came to the front dur
ing Mr.. Cleveland's Administration. The
Schomburgk boundary lines was the vital
question. The discovery of gold in Venezuela
induced Great Britain to claim the boundary
line Of British Guiana extended to the ORR
noco, which included these gold fields.
When British subjects entered the disputed
territory the authorities of Venezuela had
them arrested. For this Great Britain de-
manded an indemnity. Our Government
recommended arbitration, to which Great
Britain did not accede, but threatened to
seize part of Venezuela. President Cleve-
land championed the cause of Venezuela and
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MYSTERY.

ANSWERS TO NO. sso-APRIL 80, 1897.
2sOs-The battle of Pi,tsburg Landing.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-19
FEMALE HELP WANTED.


 WANTEp+- -Itadiess$l5Q ID gold given away: ing but cash prizes; read our proposition; i; who can form the greatest number of words from the letters in RESPONSE BU.ITYg You can make twenty or more woros, we feel sure, and if you do you you will reesive g good g ward yard Do not in the word Use sno language except English. Words srlike but different mean ing can be used but once. Use any die tionary. Pronouns, nouns, verbs ad- verbs. prefixes. sufiixes, adjestives, proper nouns allowed. Auditing that is legitimate word will be allow ed WoFk it, out in this manner: sole. sole Use ines, words in your Home, a weekly paper devoted to the up- buildings of the south, will pay $50 in gold to ihe person able to make the largest list of words from the letters in the word RESPON NSIBILITY; $20 for the second; si0 for the third; s5 for the fourth S5 for largest list. The above rewards are given free ana without consideration for the purpose of attracting attention to the . Dixie Home an eight page, forty-eignt column paper devoted to the upbuilding and home life of the south price S1 per year To enter the contest it Is necessary for YOU to send 25 cents in stamps or sll- yer for three months trial subscription with your list of words. Lists should be sent at once, and not later than Oct. 1st. The names and address of the successful contestants will be printed Oct. 15 Our publication was established 1S95 and is constantly improving. Make your list now. Address. Dixie Home Publishing Co. F. O. 326, Birmingham. Ala. 3-9-tf&w
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-19
FOR SALE.


 $2,500-50x140 Cor. Ave. E, between 18th and 20th st., south; fine bargain.
 lovely homes on the Highlands, We are not allowed 10 publish prices or location and will not give any information unless we are satisfied you mean business. Posi- lively no phone inquiries answered Call in person. s3,0oo-9oo and 92o SouthT Fifteenth. These buildings cost $4000. %E
 $i, ,SoO-No. SIP South Fifteenth. Improve ments cost $2, ,500. .4=.aS ~sS v sss -2r- s3,500-Elegant South Highlands residence modern. S-rooms and has fine cistern. $2,000-7-room house, 7th avenue.
 S250-3 building lots, near College HILL This is like finding them.
 $3,000-Residence on 9th avenue; cheap. Brick stores on 2d avenue $17,000 $l4, ,000 $15.0Oo. $l2000 and s100OO. Call for informa- tion. ftssJsi ii7 sss.@
 ? furnished houses on South Highlands for rent. "' rt as7| p7Ea
 s5,5O0-6 houses paying lS. per cent interest $6.000-Residence on North .21st street. Money to loan on central, business and residence property. A'- Real Estate and Insurance. No. 2017 1st Ave-
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-19
FOR SALE.

S1,O50--room cottage and 2 acres, with horse COW and calf and Jersey heifers. with two Broom cottages in Cleaveiand, near electric car line. This has a splendid grove of water oaks and extra good well. s675--4-room house, lot 50x150: nice lot of fruit trees house cost more than s70O. on Cotton street Elyton.
 $1 65O-A splendid Broom residence in front of North Birmingham Park. Lovely location. Rented now to good, desirable tenants This Is paying good per cent. on $2, 2,O0O valuation. Terms can be had. Rent ing for SIS per month.
 4-room house and stables on lot 50x14O. near in: S325 cash.
 S525-25x14O 2d ave, 150 feet west of the northwest corner of 17th st. and Ed ave. Sl5O-Lots in Smithfed; $25 cash, balance s per month.
 FOR RENT.
 No. 250S 4th ave-. '6-foom bath and ser wants house. ~ Seer No 25O5 4th ave-, rooms, cheap. No. 215 16th st. north, rooms, 5000. No. 16U7 Sd ave, rooms S6.00.
 l.. G. PETTYJOHN, Telephone 465. 1S26A 3d Ave.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-19
FOR sALE.e

s200o-The Hewitt House, on North High lands When Col. Hewitt was tax collect tor he built beautiful home of rooms, bath room, large stables, fruit etc.; house cost $2,750 to build you can now get this lovely lot, POO feet from electric ears, best neigh borhood, right on ridge. fine view, $500 cash. balance 1, and years.
 $500-Cash : 3 acres, 4-room house; plenty of fruit; splendid well; big garden, half mile from North Birmingham Park s265O-s65O cash. $500 per year splendid home on North 22d st., near 9th ave; large lot. $1600-$300 cash, balance $21 per month: broom cottage lot 5Ox200; 14th ave, near 18th st., South Highlands.
 $2500-Will buy 30x167 on Powell ave, near 20th st.; fine location for coal yard or stor- age.
 $500-25x140 on 2d ave-, near 17th st
 $1250-$250 cash, $250 per year. beautiful cottage home on Gillespie st., in Wood lawn.
 $3OOO-2 large lots and splendidly built house, stable, etc. Gillespie st., Woodlawn. s2500-2-story house, corner lot; 11th ave, South Highlands.
 $9OOO-3-story brick; near center of city.
 s. E. THOMPSON, Telephone No. 24. 2l5 Fist st.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-19
FOR SALE.

 s1,000-Lot 50x140 feet, with large house on it; 2d ave, near 18th st.; $500 cash, balance twelve months.
 $1,000--Lot 5Ox19O feet, with neat 4-room cottage; No. 1212 24th st., north; s200 cash balance S15 per month. call for particulars. 4 .i> $6,5O0-An elegant modern. 11-noom resi- dence on large lot In, fine neighborhood; ; centrally located on North Side, Call for particulars.
 s1.00O-Lot 5ox1lO feet. with good new 5- room cottage, now renting { for N1 per month, and room for another house. No 2309 Avenue B; $500 cash, balance F months.
 $6,0O0--2-story brick store on lot 20x1OO alley corner and centrally located $2,0O0 cash, balance one and two years Nt s500--Lot 100x1i0 feet, flear Spring St. Avondale; lies well and in good neighbor- hood.
 s9OO-Lot 5Ox1s7 feet, with 5-room cottage, South Highlands, in good neighborhood; :; $150a cash, balance e15 per month.
 .Bl4aib SMITH & STTLLMAN,
 1201a 18th St.
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BARGAINS FOR SALE.

Residence Eighth avenuue North, $5, ,000 Vacant lot, 100x1O0 feet, S700. .- Vacant lot, South Twentieth street, s, 150. Vacant lot South 18th street, sl 200. Vacant lot Highland avenue g, 300. Six residences, paying r per cent. $5, 800. Three brick residences. paying 10 per cent, $7.000.
 Elegant South Highland residence. $15.- 900.
 Elegant South Highland residence, s7,5O0. Residence, North Side. 19 rooms, s2.250. Residence North Side, 19 rooms &, 250. Lovely farm, close in s3,5e0. Residence, 5th avenue, North, $6,250. 25 foot lot 2d avenue and 23d street, north, S1, ,000
 Two brick residences. North Side, s6,o00 Brick store. 2d avenue, s15,000 Brick store, 2d avenue, 7,500. Brick store. 1st avenue, $4000. House and lot, 4th avenue, $2,000 Brick store, goth street, s16000.
 w. B. LEEDY & CO.,, Telephone 42. 114ls N. Fist. St.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-19
Cotton Letter

New York. June 1S.-(Special.) )-The un- dertone of the cotton market was good to- day. This, too, in spite of continued spien- did growing weather in the south. There was no cessation in the good spot business in Liverpool and this feature was ,afsely responsible for our strength. Thes inr ltet there was one-half sixty-fourths higher this morning. Our opening was from unchanged prices to two points up, August selling on the first call at 7.Y After the opening the market became easy. August declined to PA. But the dsnclination of operators to sell short was marked and in the afternoon one house bought heavily, the local shorts became nervous and covered freely. Au- gust advanced to 7.29 and closed at 7.29 to 7.30, with the tone of the market firm. The improvement in general business was em- phasized today by cheerful advices from manufacturing centers The demand for spot cotton is the chief contributor to the small advance. RIORDAN & co.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-19
Bids for Convicts.
Office of Inspector of convicts.
Montgomery, Ala, May 2s. 1897.

Montgomery, Ala, May 29, 1897. fsealed proposals will be received at this oilice until the Is: day of July. 1897. for tho outside of the walls of the penitentiary. The nunibef subject to hire is about l,000 to sbe delivered Jan. l. lSgs. No bid will be con shorter period than three years. All of said conyicts. who are physically able to do so, shaii state the number of convicts wanted. the issbor to -be performed. and the par. be ronsidered that does not expressly state the -pnr;cular place, designating the same sby name. conviets hired to work in mines, Nsecpfsd and third class, and the proposals sh:.If'state the amount offered for each class respectively per month. Conyicts cappbse of performing manual labor, but unnbie to work In mines, will be hired per
 aa b rePSSoa So aad e si M4g nSs re sa n jseerryears of age are offered for hire. The hir4sfor said eonyiets shall be due and pay dbieabu the 10th day of each month for fha ffferkding month. The hirer shall be re- 4uirtq to give. bond for the faithful per Woy1fiance of his contract in such sum as YsaSs be required by the governor. and with security to bc approved by him. The hirer shall~eonform to all the conditions of law agefnent and treatment and also to all tho rxlrs of the board of inspectors of convicts adspfef and to provide suitable rooms Furniture and accommodations for the npes to of pe the eontraet ny ,ne in afc, bc signed may be obtained by application ro this office.
 shall be enclosed in an envelope and secure Iy sealed with no inscription or superscrip- tion on the outside Of said envelope, except ray-naIne and address. and across the left hnnd end Of the envelope the following words;s Proposals for Conyicts:" The pro Or rejected at the executive office in the i0tat6 capitol on the first day of July, 1887. bidss Nss S.sB. TRAPP.
 Presidsnt Board of Inspectors of Convicts.
 6-2-1m. s-1rf-s
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-19
New York Cotton Market


 New York, June 1S.-The phases of .he cot- ton markei were generally more favorable than for scme time past. The mlrlle. taver- come n.i early loss of 2tg4 points aud slose1 firm With gain of to points N s~s wss received !;efn England indicating that fe ar Jf t.se tih .'o' tant cotton mils-nama ". ne Amoskeag tle Armory, the MoPhersor and Stark. tcketht- employing between I1 .,id anu lJ.6OU. vil run on full time and not stop even for thn usual June vacation ..t tt dLie This Is the first time that these mills have Kept running during the summer in four years. The fact that the Liverpool cotton market will be closed next Monday and Tuesday partially explained the afternoon rise as shorts were disposed to cover. The market was further stimulated on the aTll River reports indicating a good demand for cloths and a repetition of former bills for round lots of odd goods which manufae- turers refuse. = Crop news was mainly favorable but as the statistical situation is steadily gaining strength sellers exercise increasing caution. The New York cotton exchange it Is ex- pected, will be closed Saturday. July g.. A petition to that end has been largely signed and meeting will be held to consider the subject Monday at 12 o'clock Cotton firm; middling. FAC; net receipts. none; gross, 844; exports continent, 4,09O; stock IA, 104.
 Weekly: Net receipts, II; gross, 1888 ex- ports to @reat Britain. 2,020: to France 25e; to the continent, 9769: forwarded 2,692; sales, S,S21; spinners, 4115.
 Total today: Net receipts, 69S; exports to Great Britain, 66S; to the continent Il, ,123 stock, 228, Sl5
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-19


 New York, June 1S.--There were evidences today of marked strength in the market for securities and the level of prices was al times materially above yesterdays close. Some stocks held a net advance until thef close Of the market, but some prominent it before the conclusion of the days trading The Changers We're an example. Very mark strength was developed in some con- spcuous cases due to special causes and this was sustaining factor in the market But powerful professional traders are op erating on the conviction that general re- action is due or overdue in the market, and they are watchfui to take profits or to join the short side. London buying and good crop reports were against this element to> day, as was the general outlook for business and the aggressive strength of special stocks: But they found an effective instru- stiffenng in the sterling exchange market and the gold exports-$3500 900 for tomorrowa and s500,000 for next Tuesday. The special July remittances for dividends and in the interest payments on securities held abroad and for other half yearly payments But the statement of the weeks imports of dry goods at New York shows them to be valued at $3 ss9, lO2 an increase of Sis4.775 oyer last tSe Teeh5 Imports ah5f o genera as has been indicated by the @fare receipts from the customs by the United nj states ports of non-dutiable articles such as wool continues heavy. Although London has bought StOcKS-lere today, sales TOT lOnuOn account has been quite large during the week. This fact is harped upon by the bears as indicating that the outgoing gold move ment is likely to continue for some time vet. The dealings were somewhat Y better dis tributed today. Although the volume of dealings in Sugar, Chicago Gas St. Paul and Burlington were far in excess ofthose in any other stocks, the number of which 900 shares and over were sold showed ans increase. Missouri Pacific scored an ex- treme advance of IT. and reacted K Net changes in the railways were small either way some showing gainspand some losses. Western Union and dManhattanlnwere, also quite strong. The former sold 2 ex-dividend, and both held practically all the advance. The total sales today were 279, ,290 shares, in- cluding American Sugar 50,a0GD; Burlington and Quincy, 17,G60; Chicago Gas, 25, 100; Mis- soufi Pacific. 5200; Northern Pacific pre- ferred, 5900; Rock Island. 5.200 St. Paul 21,- 100; Tennessee Coal, and Iron. S,1Oo; Western Union, 5.000 7-sc nf l. ..l.5L
 The bond market displayed a broadening tendency and general Improvements were noted in the more prominent issnes. Prof- taking was discernible in some of the spet h. latiye liens but the offerings wr.e wef aa- sorbed and a higher range of values estab- lished The aggregate sales were ii S9O,G0n.
 Money on call easy at 1MlL per cent: last loan per cont: closing offered at per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper, 3Ti erscent -
 Sterling exchange, firm. with actual blIsi- ness in bankers hills at S1S7az ffSi S7i <for da. mand and at s4 S6GS S4. SGh for sixty days
 Posted rates s4. 619ds4sS7 and Sfs5srs4 6S&.
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Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-19
FOR SALE.

Ten houses and lots in Woodlawn. Nineteen homes in East Lake. One 4-room house and lot in West End. One house and lot in North Birmingham. Three houses and lots in Jonesville. rang ing in price from $500 to S1 200. Will be sold on monthly enstallments. Only per cent interest on deferred pay ments
 Birmingham Building and Loan Associa-
 B. A. THOMPSON Agent.
 219 Fist St.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-19
Markets . by. Telegraph.
LOCAL MARKETS.

Following is the local wholesale prices In car load lots of the leading articles handled on Morris avenue, viz: Flour, ribs and feed stuffS
 Flour-Best patents, S5.2515. .e5;. half pat ent, $4.75 straights s4.60; family, s3.95 These quotations are for ear load letp. Dry salt clears, S4e5.s Dry salt bellies, S5.10. Smoked bellies, S6.25. Meai-Fearl, iic; straight. GIG.
 FEED STUFF. Hay-No. l, Sl4.25 No. Z. SIS. Corn--3oc.
 Bran-s16
 Cotton seed mea1-s1G.l0. oats--No ?. 27ei No. 3, 25c. Strawberries, s1.0Ods1.25. l. - ,n,yYD"ls s- lVttotV New Iris Potaotes, S250. Sweet potatoes, $2q$225 barrel; none oh Cabbage, 1lka2c. Elgin creamery butter, 16c Country butter, 10a1Sc. Hens 18020c.
 Fryers, 12q16c. and scarce. Eggs, 10c.
 Onions, 31ac. 5sr~ Oranges, si.25aSs per box; none on hand. Lemons, $2G$2.75. Apples. sS.50G3.75. A~f- is re
 fohniits- A5 !.sr hundred. Watermelons. 2Oa3Oc. All live stock and packers products are dull and declinig.
 iiorses. $5ou$Io. Ft ~ Mules. S40d110 Dressed cattle 2A@3c Common Cattle-1m2c. < s+4a-N ID f. Veal Calves-$2. .50d$5.' Veal Calves-$2 50mS5. Good demand: Hogs-Packing from 175 pounds up Su5ac' Hogs-Izight and mixed, 202Ac. Sheep-Fat 2G2hc. Spring Lambs-344c. Good demand. 's E Steers-Best quality, SqS14c- NA-='A f Heifers-2%d3Ac
 Oxen-Good, 2lsd3c. rs = ss Oxen-Rough, 1G2c.