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BALTIMoLE GRAIN MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Get. 23.-Flour-More active.
unchanged. Receipts 1887; exports, lls
" heat-Sirong; 20. red spot month and
steamer No red, 93Sz@s4c; receip = r. 'oaS:
exports, 99,997. - o'''-''
mo let and frmer; mixed spot 3lss0
l12r W or sold; = >ovember steamer mIxsG
1914 "a -9jac: receipts, ST. 80.
oats-rllm; No white, 281a@z7c; receipts.
l6.75U ~NiP'S'
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Beans showed no change yesterday, white kinds
being weak and colored firm.
BkANs-Bayos 81 1904 90; Small Whites
81 lO61 Is; Large Whites. $1@1 O5. Pinks
81 3O91I 40; Reds 81 35@l AS: Blackeye 81 65
al Go; he'd Kidney. Sz@2 So Limas. 81 s5G2
Buffers, 81 35eDl 80; Pea SlGi 1919.
SkEDS-Brown Mustard, So 25@2 so; Yellow
SEED, ls4@214c 2 h; Alfalfa 614c; Rape, 21aa
234c; Hemp, &c; Timothy, 412c.
DRIED PEAS-Nties 81 20; Green, 81 209l 20
eli
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structions at sea that would be dangerous to YES
sells:
September "a lat 81 80 N, long 127 30 W, a
large tree. =
september es-Lat % n. long 12s 40 W, Q large
log
October s-Lat S2 so N leng / 80 80 w, q large
pieceof wreckage. not 5ghizable, but apparently
portion OF hulr construction of wooden vessel
long submerged.
The po'itons of these distinctions have been
telesraphed to Washington In order that they may
be received In time to appear on the pilot charts
tor November. tGs
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SUMMARY or THE MARKETS.

Silver fraction eff
heat steady Barley dull
Oats, Corn and Rye neglected.
Hay market checS ed by the rain.
Beans about the same
Bank Clear!ug' gain ~ 3%
Vegetables ,ontinue 10 auvanoe Onions firm.
Butter and Cheese unchanged. Eggs higher
Grapes advanced again.
Dried Fruits unc hanged.
Sharp decline in Hams. Bacon weak.
Hops, Hides and " ooi unchanged.
Beer firm. Hogs declined. ,.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch OF the United States Hydrogrxphio
ONCE located In the Merchant Exchange Is
maintained in san Francisco for the benent Of
mariners without regard 10 nationality and free OF
expense.
Nsvgstors cordially invited to visit the
Office. where complete sets OF chsr.s and sailing
directions OF the world are kept hand5 or COM
parison and reference. and the latest inform alton
can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers
commerce
The time ball on ton Of the building on Tele-
graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before
noon. and is dropped at noon, 120th meridian, By
telegraphic signal received each day from the
United states Naval Observatory q. Mare Ialand
Cal.
notice stating whether thes time bsil was
dropped on time, or giving the error. II any 10
published the same day oy the afternoon paperA
and by The mosning papers the following dav
W. S. HueHEa
Lieutenant y. s. n. In charge
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prime wire tray sbsc, wool dried. prime. &c;
choice, Ss4@9c; fancy 9G91ac.
PkuN Es-5dS1sc r h. as % size and quality.
APRlt OTe-isus al. Te S1ac: Moornark. 9Gllc
PEACHEs-Unpeeied, 1@1lc; pee.ed. 121ag
l1c %.
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Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Oct 29-CATTLE-Re-
cepts. $40. Market unchanged: only retail trade
Texas iteen, 81 9U@4 90: Texas cows
So 1898 80; naive steers, $. 1895 10; naive
and heifers. SO 50ms go: stockers and
feeders, S364 30: bul s az 50@4 So.
HOGS-Rece1pts. 5000 Market weak. Bulk
of sales, SS 50d3 30: heavies, So 3563 30:
packers S3 40@5 55; mixed. So 5U@S 81;
lights, s3 60g3 571s: yOrgers So 6eg3 b5
pigs, SO 50@3 90.
81 Er P-Receipts. 2OOo Marker eady Lambs
s3 70@5 so: muttons, 81 O0@3 60
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One of the best known figures in Paris
Is Nine. Yoer, who. upon the death OF her
husband, q reporter fer the French press,
took up mis- work and has conducted it
with marked enterprise. In her rounds
she is accompanied by great white poodle
called 1.-The Doctor" who permits no one
to trifie with b. s mistress.
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EXPORTS AND IMPoRTs.

NEW YORK Oct 23-The exports of specie
from the port OF New York for the week aggregate
$9l6,OO0 in SILVER and $4,000 in gold. The imports
Tor the week were: Gold, $4562 Sal; silver Spe
236; dry goods and merchandise, Sc. .e03,OI7
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Omaha.
Omaha
OMAHA Get 23-CATTLE-Recetpts looO

OMAHA Get 23.-CATTLE-Receipts 1900
Market steady. Native beef steers, "a lu@
4 81; Western steers. s3 1894 AS; Texas steers
S3q3 TO- cows and heifers $3a4 10: Gamers So
a. go; stocKers and feeoers. SO 5OGD4 40; ca. ves
So 81 90 o0: bulls, stays. etr s2(g3 so
HuGS-Receipts, 430O. Market steady ciosed
shade lower Heavy, So 4003 55: mixed 50 as
"a so: light, Is 666g3 IS: bulk of sa. es S3 500
365. S
sHEEP-Receipts. a0g. Market steady. Fair
to choice natives SIS 3u@4 90: fair To choice
s3@o IS: lambs 80 5U66 20
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Closing Trices for Bonds and Railway
shares.

NEW YORK, OCT. %. Money on call
easy at 2%; last loan -; closed offered at -;
prime mercantile paper, 4G412%; Sterling
change firm, with actual business in BANKERS
bills at S. S5 for demand and 81 s212 for V
davs: posted rates 81 SS@4 S312 and 81 e6 COM
mercial bills, $4 81: bar silver. 5t1sc: Mexican
dol. ars. 45c; state bonds dull; railroad bonds
firm; Governments, bonds firm.
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ARTICLks.

spriug paten s. S4 9OG5: bakers SO 6Ua3 50:
straits, $4 40G "a 20; Nj Spring Wheat. Soc:
No Spring Wheat S0GSSc; NO. Red. new S5c;
No Corn 25s4@26c; No Oats. lS14c: No.
Whit. &c; No. ) White, 2l0-l34c. No Rye.
4T12c: 40 Barley - No. = -, NO. 4. -;
N. Flaxseed. 81 O21aG1 O6la; Prime limo
thy seed. 50 90; Mess ork 8 bbL 81 s5@I 90,
Lard n 100 lbs, 81 saga S71a; snort Ribs sides
uoosel s4 45a4 rs: Dry Sailed shoulders (ooxedi.
-: short Clear Sides (boxed), -; WHISKY,
dIstillers finished goods, 81 20.
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BostOa.

BOSTON. Oct 23-Atchison, 1884; Bell Tele-
phone, 260: Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
1884 Mexican Central, 5sz Oregon short Line
IL; san Diego,
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BANh CLEAAINGS.

oeal bank clearncs last week were 81 5, ,2O3.-
4e4, sgainst s13534 656 for the same week in
1896 ID gain OF l..S%
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PORT FLpDLow-Arriyed Oct 2s-schr Noko-
mis- is ,rGm i I'm Sort & Gsmble ,
vENTURA-Arrived Oct 2S-stmr Geo LOOMS
PORT GAMBLE-saiied Oct 2s-schr Nokomis
NEWPoRT-saiedo Oct 23-stmrs Westport and
'TAToosH- Passed Oct 2s-Tug Fearless, from
seattle, for san francisco; stmr ii umboldt from
from Port Los Angeles for Comox.
CLALLAM-Saied Oct 25-B tn Retriever, I'm
Tacoma for san Pedro.
Sailed Oct 23-stmr Geo Loomis for San Fran
cisco. t,ttt-
7ALBIoN-Arriveu Oct 2s-stmr Cleone. hence
sEATTLE-sailed. Oct 28-Jap stmr Knshu
Maru for China and Japan; stmr Progreso for
PORT TToWNsEND-Arrived Oct 2s-scbr NJ
Colmsn, hence Oct 8; bark GathereE hence sept
20; schr Corona, from Newport.
FORT TBRAG0-Arrived oct 23-5chr Coquille
River, hence Oct %
sailed Oct 23-stmr Rival for sap Francisco.
Foreign Porte
GREENOCK-Arrlved Oct 22--Br ship Water.
loo. from Puget Sound.
LIvERPoOL-A rrived Oct 2l-Br ship Braca-
PANAMA-Arrlved Oct 12-stmr City of sgd.
ney, hence sept 1S.
Sailed Oct lO-Stmr Costa Rica, for Champerco;
stmr Acapulco, for san Francisco.
SYDNEY we'd Oct 2-Br brk Helen Denny,
PRAwLE PoINT- Passed Oct 22ABr bark
London Hill, from Shields. for San Francisco
NANAIMo-sailed Oct, 22-Bark olympic. for
PLYMoUTH-sailed Oct 22-ship Kennebec.
for Baltimore.
Movements of Trans- Atlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Sailed Oct 23-Stmr avel, for
Bremen; stmr La Gascogne, for Havre; stmr
Werra, for Naplesi stmr Anchoria, for Glasgow;
stmr Umbris, for Liverpool; Stmr Pennsylvania,
for Hamburg.
-.NAPLEs-sailed Oct 23-stmr AIler. for New
York
HERBOUR9-Sailed Oct 23-Stmr Ausurta
Victoria. for New York.
GIBRALrAR-sailedO Oct 23-Stmr Alsada for
"a ~ nFk Qf m FOR Napy Xerkr
AMSTERDAM-SaIed Oct 23-Stmr Edam, for
New York.
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WRECKAGE AND FLOATING LOGS
IN THE NORTH PACIFIC.

O. s. BRANCH HY GEOGRAPHIC OFFICE
sAN RANcIsco. october rs, 1897
report has been received at this Office from
Captain A } Greep-or the br ship Will an Tell,
stating that he recently passed the following OBJ.
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sun, MOON AND TIDE.

UNITED STATES COAST AND GFoDFTIc SURVEY
TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low
WATERS AT, FORT PoINT. ENTRANCE TO SAN
FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
NoTE-1he high and low waters ocrur ar the
City Front (Mission-street WHARF about twenty
FIVE minutes later than at Fort Point; The height
OF tide is the both places
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" heat Movements.

On the Produce Exchange to-day the IuLter mar
ket wEs steady; extra creamery, 22ct extra dairy
lec; eggs steady. strictly fresh, l41sc
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

London.
LON Don, Oc:. 23.-CorsoI1 llIlh, .ilver
27d. French ren:es, 1927 951ac
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The Tine Ball.

The Time Ball.
BRANCH HYDRoeRAPHIc OFFICE U s. ny
MERCHANTS kxCHA NGE.
SAN FRANCISCO. october zS 1897. J
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was droppst
ex actly at noon to-day-L at noon OF the 120th
meridian or exactly at p NJ Greenwich time.
W. y HUGHES
Lfeuteuant U - n. a charge
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CLOSE

wHEAT-spot No 2 red western winter arr
Is Sd; No red Northern spring new firm, rs
1ad.
CORN-Ameriran mixed spot firm. 3s i1ad, oc-
tober steady. IS l14d: Novem Der steady "a Ii.d.
December stehdy, as Zsd -
FLOU h-st Lou fancy winter steady los
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EOR SAN JOSE. Ion GiTaS & SANTA CRUZ

CTEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER DAILY
y (sundays eacepted) a: 10 A N. Alviso daily
saturday exceptedA at o p. n. Freight and
Passenger Fare between san FRANCISCO and
Aiyiso soc; to San Jose, 75c. Clay st. HIsx l.
Al ". First st.s San jose
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Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. Oct 23 wheat-Firm. No
standard California wheat, SSs: carpoes on eoasf
nominal, unchanged; cargoes ON passage sellers AZ
al advance of ID: wheat in Paris, firm; flour in
Paris. firm. = -
CUTTUN UpIands, $ e-I6l
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Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK. Cot. 22.-Caiifornia dried fruits
uist Evaporstcd apples, common, s(G7c y d (:
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October-1S97.

NoTE-ln the ABOVE sxpos;iion OF the tides the
early morning tides are given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides Of the day in the
order ot occurrence time. This second time
column gives the second tide OF the day, ths third
time column the third tide, and the last right
hand column gives The last tide OF the day, except
when there are but thres udes. sometimes
sccurs The heights given additions TO the
soundings the United States Coast Survey
charts except when . minus sign (-) precedes the
height, and then the number given u su attractive
from the depth given by the chRrtA
The herald., 1897-03-11
Mistook Their r1an

CHICAGO. March 10.-Albert Zeimer,
a merchant OF Cleveland was shot and
probably fatally wounded at midnight
tonight as he was leaving the Great
Northern hotel by police officers wins,
were attempting to arrest a burglar.
Two bullets took effect in Zeimer's body.
I'M all dozen shots were fired, but
Zeimer was the only person injured.
The shooting caused much excitement.
and twenty policemen had difficulty in
disposing of the crowd. At o'clock the
body of a man was found several blocks
from the hotel. He was we'll dressed, and
like Mr.. Zeimer had been shot through
the abdomen. The linen worn by the
dead man bears the name "McGovern."
The police are satisfied he is one of the
burglars whom they attempted to cap
ture. When surprised the burglars
were working in store at Van Buren,
and State streets. They ram up Jackson
street, pursued by the police, who at
tempted to stop them near the Great
Northern hotel.
The herald., 1897-03-11
KENrUcKY'S SENATOR
Only Two caudidatss Have Much Hope Of
Success

Only Two Candidates Have Much Hope Of
LOUISVILLE, March 10.-The con-
test for the seat in the United States
senate, which is to be filled by the spec
ial session OF the legislature called by
Governor Bradley to meet at Frankfort
next week, IL narrowing down to a fight
between DR.. w. G. Hunter, st. John
Boyle, last session caucus nominee Of
the Republicans and w. j. Deboe, q.
party leader In this state. DR.. Hunter.
VINO came from Washington soon after
the Inauguration of Mr.. Mckinley. has
since been industriously at work with
his friends. They now claim with con-
f1dence and some show of justification.
that the doctor will receive the caucus
nomination on the first ballot; that he
has 81 out of 10 Republican votes pledg-
ed to his support in caucus and that In
addition to the full strength he win re-
ceive in the joint session the vote Of
at least five gold standard Democrats.
The friends of st. John Boyle are Wig
orously urging his claim as the Re-
publican nominee. The numerous other
candidates are by no means idle.
The herald., 1897-03-11
INDEX
TO TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

A washout near Hazelton, Indiana,
causes frightful railroad wreck; train
robbed In Georgia.
Force may be used to remove the stub
born Greeks from Crete; but the powers
are very deliberate about it.
A splendid bicycle race at San Jose
spoiled by yellow dog which spilled the
riders; Oakland race results.
Referee Sier gives his Interpretation of
the rules to govern the championship fight,
allowing hitting In breakaways and in
clinehes with one hand free; both prime
ipals kick vigorously.
The 55th congress in special session of
the senate, adjourns without day; work
in committee on treaty with England and
the tariff bill; gossip regarding the doings
at the nations Capitol.
Secretary Sherman proposes to remove
friction with Spain by allowing that nation
the privilege of summarily dismissng from
Cuba Americans suspected of completely
with insurgent plans.
Peace follows the storm In the halls of
the state eaptol; Governor Budd vetoes
the bill to disqualify judges and Bulla's
. five blocks" street car bill; Riverside
fruitgrowers ask for higher duties on Cal
ifornia fruit; the scandal examination con-
tinues but the proceedings are not very in.
teresiing.
The herald., 1897-03-11
THE EXTRA SENATE SESSION
Concluded With the Work Done
Yesterday
THE PRESIDENTS PARLORS
Still Crowded With Visitors and Applh
cants for Office
Organization In Regular Session Modified 10
the Interest Of Prop posed Tariff Bill.
Capital City Chat
associated Press Special Wire

Associated Press Special Wire
WASHINGTON, March 10.-There
was an unusually large attendance Of
senators when Vice-President Hobart
called the senate to order at noon today.
The first business was the reading Of
the letter from Governor Bradley Of
Kentucky, announcing the appointment
of Andrew T. Wood as senator, to sue
that the senator-elect be sworn In. Nor
gan moved that the credentials be re-
ferred to the committee on privileges
and elections. Hoar said he would not
object and the credentials were referred.
Then Hoar presented writer notice
of two proposed amendments to the
rules of the senate of radical nature.
The most important was, according to
Hoar's written notice, ito enable the
senate to act on legislation when It de-
sires after a reasonable debate" II
provides when any bill or resolution has
been under consideration more than one
day any senator could demand that tins
debate be closed. If majority of the
senators desired, there should be vote
without further delay, and the motion
should be in order pending the vote
but one to adjourn or take a-recess. The
other amendment proposed was to pre-
vent interruption of the members of the
senate. 1t provides when a senator
makes a point of no quorum there shall
be roll call, and If the presence Of Z
quorum is disclosed business should
proceed.
A memorial was presented by Shoup
from the Idaho legislature asking an
nexation of part of Wyoming. 1t was
not read. Warren said that II the wy
omfng legislature had been informed Of
the memorial it would have taken ac-
ton.
1t was decided in a motion of HoaF
that when the senate adjourn 1t be un~
til Monday at 1880, but In executive se
sion the senate reconsidered its action
and agreed that the adjournment wosih
be sine die. This was found expedite Z.
as no business could be transacted IN
that half hour Of Monday, and nomb A.
tions made in that half hour would fai'
| If not Immediately confirmed. At II 10
p. m. the special session adjourned
The herald., 1897-03-11

Navigation and Improvement company
have been summoned to appear before
the board of railroad commissioners to
answer a complaint presented by the
Union Transportation company, in
which the two first named companies
are charged with having entered into
an unlawful combination or traffic ar
rangement, by means Of which they are
discriminating against the Union Trans
portation company and the general pub
lie in the matter of freight and passen-
ger rates.
THE MoNoN SOLD.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 10.-The Mo-
non railroad was sold this morning. 1t
was bought by H. H. Joline of New
York for the reorganization commit
tee, consisting Of Frederick p. Olcott,
F. c. Rouse and Henry W. Poor. Price
paid was $4,000, ,O0o The road will be re-
organized about May 1st, and will be
known as the Chicago, Indianapolis and
Louisville railroad.
AGREEMENT REACHED.
CHICAGO, March 10.-A new agree
ment has been reached between the
Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe con-
cerning the use of the formers tracks
by the latter from Mojave to San Fran
cisco. Under it, it is claimed the Santa
Fe will effect q considerable saving in
rentals.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUITS
FRANKFORT, KY, March 10.-Four
suits aggregating s137,5O0 were filed to-
day by Attorney General Taylor on be-
L % H.. 81 10 Hu Uo n
the Southern Pacific railroad, for penal
ties incurred by an alleged failure to re-
port to the state officers, In accordance
with the laws governing such corpora
tions in this state. The Southern Pacific
company is organized under the laws OF
Kentucky. According to the petition
filed the default in the payment of PEN
alties was made in the years 1898. 1894.
1895 and 1885, the amounts claimed for
these years being respectively $61, ,750,
$43, 500. $685. $50 and $1,000.
The petitions set forth the privileges
granted by the charter under which the
company was organized and the obliga-
tions incurred under this law, and con-
tinued:
1t was further provided by said laws
of this state that the defendant corpor-
alton should. between the 18th of Sep
tember and the 1st day of October, 1893,
make and deliver to the auditor of pub
lie accounts of this state written state
ment verified by its president, cashier,
secretary, treasurer. manager or other
chief officer or agent showing the name
and principal place of business of the
corporation, the kind of business en-
gagged in, the amount Of capital stock
paid in, the par and real value thereof.
the amount of surplus funds and undi
vided profits and the value of all other
assets, the amount of gross or nN earn
ings or income, the amount of all kinds
of tangible property and where situated
assessed or liable to assessment and
the fair cash value thereof. estimated
at the price II would bring at fair. vol
untary sale.
|, In conclusion the petition asserts that
the defendant has refused and failed to
make any report whatever to the audi
tor since September 18th, 1893, and asks
judgments for the penalties incurred
because Of such refusal and failure to
report.
The herald., 1897-03-11

the opinion that it will be impossible
to have recourse to eventual coercive
measures before the expiration of two
weeks. 1t is rather believed the powers
will continue to negotiate with Greece
to come to an amicable agreement. How
ever, the separate action on the part
of Germany against George Is not dis
simulated. In that case 1t Is not sup
posed that other powers would inter-
fere. since they could only reap advan-
tage should Germany eventually COM
promise her position IN the east.
TURKEY PREPARING.
CONSTANTINOPLE, March 1O.-It is
announced that $1,000 Turkish troops
are concentrated on the Greek frontier.
It Is understood that the Greek forces
sent into Thessaly do not exceed $4,000
men of all arms.
SERIOUS FIGHTING.
BERLIN, March 10.--A dispatch to
the Cologne Gazette from Gambia says
in the fight between Bashi Bazouks and
a detachment of the insurgents before
the gates of the town. sixty Of the Turks
were killed or wounded. The dispatch
further announces that firing between
the oppoting forces continue, and the
town is threatened with incendiarism.
A BERKELEY RECRUIT.
BERKELEY. March 10.-Richard c.
Hooker an ex-naval officer. is eager to
take sides with the Greeks in the threat
ened war and has written to the Greek
consul offering his services. He has
visited Athens many times and met the
present King George. He speaks tie
Greek language and is familiar with the
history of modren Greece. During the
trouble of the United States with Chilli
Hooker offered his services in the event
of war, and received the thanks of the
navy department in Washington. The
Mare Island commission In 1875 brought
Hooker to California. He obtained
leave Of absence for one year In 1875
and resigned when 1t expired. Hooker
was a son-in-law of Senator Stewart,
but Is now divorced,
The herald., 1897-03-11
THE TARIFF BILL
Sugar Disposed Of. bus Wool Schedules Proz
ise Trouble

ise Trouble
WASHINGTON, March 10-The Re-
publican members of the ways md
means committee today finished tlrif
work on the sugar schedule and tool 10
the wooden schedule. On the latter ihsS
came to no definite decision. but ne
points in the sugar schedule which mad
been reserved until today were decidse
The differential was fxed at oue-
eighth of cent per pound on su'5af
above the 16 Dutch standard. This
thought to be sufficient allowance 10
cover the difference between the cosi u
refining in the United States and other
countries where sugar is free. What
amounts to a retaliatory duty against
bounty paying countries was agreed
upon. 1t is in the form Of an additional
duty to be levied on sugar imported
from those countries which pay bountiea
equivalent to the amount of the bouns
ties, that is. the amount Of the bounty
less any internal taxes levied on the stl~
gar in the country whence II comes.
This provision leaves 1t with the exc
ccutive officers to fix the tariff on sugaH
from bounty paying countries.
Under 1t the duties of imported sugaEo
would be raised or lowered az the boun:
ties paid by other governments are
changed. Its administration may ~
difficult at times, on account Of dis
putes which have arisen In the past ana
may came up in the future as to what
constitutes a bounty with the various
forms of taxes, rebates and bounties i'm.
posed on sugar.
The wool schedule promises to be the
most difficult, on account Of the conflict
in interests by the growers and the
manufacturers. When the Mckinley bin
was framed a schedule was practically
agreed upon by the representatives g
the two interests, who simplified tho
work of the committee. Since that time
the sheep raisers have declared that The
manufacturers got the best Of the agree
ment and although conferences between
the two bodies were held recently. they
came to nothing. The Wool Growers' q.
sociation has asked for duties muo0
larger than those in the Mckinley law
After the wool schedule. parts OF tn
pottery schedule and the free list en1
some admins strative features Of the ~
only remain to be settled.
The herald., 1897-03-11
nsvsl,,s Formulation

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Ellis
Mills, United States CONSUL general at
Honolulu, has furnished, the state de-
partment with the result of a census just
taken in Hawaii. showing a total popu
lation of 109. .020. The Hawaiians head
the list with 81, ,019; Japanese with "a, ,407:
Chinese third with 1876, and the Por-
tuguese fourth with 1871; those part
Hawaiian number S4s5; Americans. S0S6;
British, 2250; Germans, 1882, and the re-
mainder is divided among half dozen
nhtionalities.