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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-26
Colllded IN tho Fog.

LIVERPOOL, oct. 25.-As the White
Star line steamer Germanlc was leav-
ing her dock at o'clock this morning.
to take up her anchorage and get her
passengers on board. preparatory for
sailing for New York, had Just cleared
the entrance to the dock and. was lying
across the river when, owing to the
fog which prevailed, steam-hopper
barge ran at full speed into her port
quarter, making a hole two feet square
in the steamer. The two vessels re-
malned locked together for some time
and when they cleared each other It
was seen the Germanic was seriously
damaged. Her captain returned the
damaged steamer to her dock immedi-
ately. She will not sail for New York
this trip. The barge was able to con-
tInue towards Its destination,
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CHICAGo-Wheat got below the zoe
mark for the December option again to-
day, but corn came to the rescue and
the loss was fully regained, December
closing a shade higher at 70h0IOSsc.
Buying by over-sold shorts strengthen
ed corn and that commodity closed
with gain of k4&s. Oats closed n
shade higher. The strength In corn was
reflected in provisions and January
pork advanced zoe and lard and ribs
5G7lSc each.
Generous rains throughout the south
west, where claims of damage by
drouth have been numerous recently,
started wheat easy. Indifferent cables
also encouraged liquidation. Trade wns
too duh to permit Of any notable break
and the decline was slow though sure.
the market finally reaching point 1EGn
&c below yesterdays closing price. In
the meantime corn developed decided
strength, = This, together with general
outside buying, started nm upturn and
the market continued to advance until
the close. The market closed firm with
In fraction of the best price Of the
day. Shorts were free buyers on the
late bulge and hRstened the advance.
December opened h1Hc lower Mt T0h q
7OAc: advanced to IOhc; declined to
69&@7Oc: advanced to 7OSc. and closed
ut 7OlAd7OsSc.
Chicago received 10 cars. five of
which were OF contract Erade Mime
apOllS and Duluth got b4S cars. COM
pared with CSC for the corresponding
day year ago Total western primary
receipts were 1,O2I,OO bushels, against
1857 900 last year. Atlantic port cleRr-
ances Of wheat and flour euualled $50.
900 bushels. Cash demand both hero
and ut the senbOard was slow Corn
was active and Irregular An estimate
that Nebraska's yield would amount ia
2iiOO0.0 900 bushels this year or lAOOO,OOO
bushels more than expected than en-
cOuraged short selling for n time, but
the pressure had very little effect ms
the market appeared to be oversold::
Then early sellers turned buyers and
In an effort to get back former holdings
the price was bid up rapidly and the
market from being rather dowpwardly
Inclined becdme very strong. Cash de-
mand was good and shipping snlcs
large, Receipts. 355 cars, December
opened &c lower at 3lhI3lhc; eased
OF to 3llkc. advanced to 3lssc, and
! closed at 3lsQ3lMc
Sympathy with corn caused slight
advance in oats. The market was very
dun and the bulk Of trading consisted
| OF changing December to May. Receipts
203 cars December opened shade
lower at 22%c; ensed on to 22lslg22Hsc,
and advanced TO 22Rc at the close
Provisions were weak cnrly, hut turn
cd strong near the close, with a half
dozen buyers for everything offered for
sale. Tho strength In corn brought
about the change In sentiment Junu-
airy pork closed zoe higher nj 50 CO.;
January lard 5MTiac higher Mt 81 3IA,
and January ribs TisC higher NJ 81 Big,
Estimated receipts for Thursday:
Wheat, l65 cars; corn, $50 cars; oats,
2ib cars; hogs $1,000 head,
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Atcady
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-26

CHICAGO Their was a fairly active
demand for cattle to-day at about for
mer prices. The mIddling grades be-
ing barely steady. Good to fancy
brought IS 5O95 7O common to medium
81 1905 IS; stockers and feeders So 600
75; cows and bulls 81 0O94 rs: Texans
So 5000 10: calves S. 00G7 TO- Trade in
hogs was brisk at steady prices; fair to
prime lots 81 2O34 42js; heavy packers
50 5000 17Is; mixed "a 1904 So: butchers
81 1904 42ls; light weights 81 0OQ4 So;
pigs SO 9OG4 30. There was an excel
lent demand for sheep and lambs at
the recent advance. Poor to choice
sheep sold at So 2564 So and lambs at
So 5OG5 so for the poorest to the best.
Recelpts-Cattle 1900 mead; hogs, 3d.
600 head: sheep $4,000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
tra s. SOFAS co.; prime IS zoos 90; COM
mon SO O0Q3 so. Hogs steady; prime
assorted mediums 81 5594 so; best Yor-
kers "a 1904 90; light Workers. 81 400
45; heavy hogs 81 60G4 60. Sheep
steady: choice wethers 81 1904 40: COM
mon 81 5OGD2 60 choice lambs IS 2OR
40; common to good 50 COOS, 10. Veal
calves 81 OOa7 50.
CINCINNATI-Hogs steady at 50 70
"a 40.
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West Virginia Gazetteer
and
State Business Directory.

RI. Polk g co, are now making
the canvass for the 1900 edition Of
the West Virginia Gazetteer
This publication has found much
favor with the bu8ineas men OF
West virginia; Its regular publlca-
tion and Increased subscription list
from year TO year comments itS use-
fuIness to the business public.
Tho forthcoming volume viii Do
greatly enlarged and improved.
descriptive sketches OF the 200
elties, towns. villages, railroad sta
lions. postoaiees and settlements,
embracing items Of Interest to ev-
cry business man. such as location,
population. distance to different
points. most convenient shipping
stations. products that arc mar
keted. nearest banking facilities,
mineral interests. prices OF land,
etc. Each Of these sketches Is fol-
lowed by tho names Of all the busl-
ness and professional persons To-
Gated there. and these names are
again listed under the classification
representing their particular line;
y nc9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-26

NEW YoRK-Tm scored a signal ad-
vance in the local market to-day on a
sudden Increase In deWand and with
drawal OF offerings in part due to firm
err cables and more satisfactory nc
counts from the west, Spelter on the
other hand. was unsettled and lower.
The other departments were destitute
Of special feature. At the close the
metal exchange called pig Iron war
rants very dun mt SIS. Lake copper EMS
Ier at Si7 Is. Tin higher, with $Sl IS
bid and S3l c. asked. Lead quiet, with
81 60 bid and 81 G5 asked. Spelter weak,
brokers' price for lead is "a 40. and for
conner SiT 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-26
THE vIoE.PREslOENTs HEALTH
WIN DO Unable to Preside over tho
Senate This Session.

Senate This Session.
New York Evening Post: Vice Presl-
dent Hobart's friends have not the least
expectation that he win be able to Pfc
side over the United States senate
when that body assemblies at the open-
ing Of Congress, or that he will be seen
in Washington at all during the coming
session. The following statement was
made to-day at Paterson, N. j.. Mr.. Ho-
bart's home, by his family physician,
Or. william x. Newton:
81 have no doubt Of Mr.. Hobevts
complete recovery. At the same time.
he must refrain from all work for
some time. The vice president is not
worrying and will follow strictly the
advice Of his physician. His improve
ment Is slow, OF course, suffering as he
does from an aggravated case Of chron-
ic indigestion, accompanied by nervous
exhaustion"
The vice president has not been to
visit his office recently, and is confined
to his home, except occasionally on
warm day, when he goes for a short
drive.
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AProtluctiye Island.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25.-The
schooner Eliza Miller, which has arrlv-
ed from the Tanning Islands, with n
cargo OF copras, reports that Washing
ton Island is the most productive is
land of the group. The cocoanut trees
on the other islands are not bearing as
well as they did Ave years ago, and new
groves are being planted. There has
been very little sickness among the ma
tlves. The Islands are seldom visited by
American vessels.
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d
Corn-No. ., 5z4c; 40. yellow Ss5se.
! Oats-No. 9. 23fg53sc, No. white
I PSI D26c; No. ; white s1&G25Ac.
Rye-lSp. 2, sac,
Earley-N6. 2, S9I4Oc.
FlaxSeed-No. ], 81 1901 30is; north
western 81 s0hQ1 81.
Timothyseed-PFime g 50.
Mess Pork-Per barrel s. O0RS 05.
Iard-Per 100 MS. S zoos IS.
Short Ribs-S Sides tI0ose) Sil595 q.
Dry sailed shoulders boxed 69glSe.
Short clear sides (boXrdl S. AO85 50.
Whiakey = Dlstlllers finished goods,
per gallon, 81 "a,
Sugars unchanged.
Clover-Choice 81 50.
Butter-weak; creamerles l59s2c;
dlIries 1461sc.
Eggs-strong; fresh 1sis617c.
cheese-strong; creams 121i2Ac.
NEW YORK-FiOuT, receipts 1895
barrels; exports 6,96g harrela; market
ruled firm. but,only moderately active;
holders tried without much success to
get an advance Of 69t0c in anticipation
OF the higher inland frelghts, with mo-
Vember /; closed with an upward ten
dency.
Wheat, receipts l14,s25 bushels; spot
market steady; No. 2 red Ib&c Z. o. 0.
ailoat spot: No. / Northern Duluth 19c
I. o. b. afioat to arrive; No. hard Du-
iuth s8Ikc to arrive; No. red IS9tc ele-
vator; options opened quiet at q de-
cline Of nc; closed Arm at the pre-.
vious days closing figures; May closed
at 79kc; December closed at l51ac.
Corn. receipts $3.50 bushels; exports
3l0,995 bushels; spot market steady; No.
2, l0isc (. o. b. ailoat; 40Ac elevator;
v.a III
advance OF k6%c: May closed at 6Sc;
December closed at 391ac.
Oats, receipts $500 bushels; spot
market steady; No. 2, zoe; No. 3, 2s1ho;
No. white Sic; No. white S0c; track
mixed western 2SAG30c; track white
3OG35c: options quiet and steady.
Hay dull. Hops quiet. Hides and
leather firm. Beef strong. Cutmeats
firm.
Lard firmer; western steamed IS go;
refined steady; continent s. 9Ih.
Pork strong. Tallow steady. Cotton:
seed oil quiet. Rosln steady. Turpen-
tine firm at 51A@52c.
Rice quiet. Molasses firm.
Coffee, options opened steady, with
prices Eve points lower; closed with
prices five points lower to i've points
higher: sales, 2O.500 bags.
sugar. raw AEAAAt AGAlAASA PNSs-AS ss1AA Sc
good demand.
BALTIMoRE-Flour dull and un-
changed; receipts %, 100 barrels; exports
13O066 barrels. Wheat very dull; spot
and month 7OM 67OAc; November 70&c;
December TEX 072%c; steamer No. red
5SsaD66&c; receipts ''2l,5S5 bushels;
southern wheat by sample 65971hc:
southern do on grade 6S67lc. Corn
dun and lower; mixed spot and the
month SSls@SSAc: November 3SH4
SS1sc; December 3S93SiSc; November or
December new or old, S7@sTSc; Janu-
airy S6k 0S63sc; steamer mixed $40
3Tita: receipts 1859 bushels; exports
STA bushels; southern white corn $50
3Sc; southern yellow corn new SSc ask
ed. Oats quiet: No. white 294S1c;
No, 2 mixed Csc nominal. Cheese
steady, Butter firm. Eggs firm.
cINCINNATI-Flour easy. Wheat
firm: No. red Tic. Corn quiets No. 2
mixed 35is0S6c. Oats quiet; No. 2
mixed 25Ac. Rye easier; No. SAC.
Lard steady at s. 07k. Bulkmeats
quiet at IS 90. Bacon steady at So Is.
Whisky active and steady at 81 "a.
Sugar easy. Butter quiet. Eggs firm
at 15Ihc. Cheese 1iTm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-26
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and stock
Markets

Markets
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Money on call
firm at 4a7 per cent; last loan per
cent. Prime mercantile paper O65h
per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at
81 81 for demand and at 81 SO for 60
days; posted rates 81 S494 SAY and
81 SS94 SSss; commercial bills 81 seq.
Silver certificates 5SNG5sc, Bar oliver
57Nc. Mexican dollars axe. Govern
ment bonds strong. State bonds mac
tive. Railroad bonds irregular.
The movement of prices was regular
ly upwards for the railroad stocks, while
many industrial stocks, especially Of
the more recently organized companies
showed symptoms OF weakness. The
movement of the market was by pulso-
lions, first one and then another group
OF stocks taking UP the advance There
was no time during the day when the
general level of prices kept company at
the top, the rise in one group giving
way to reaction before the advance was
luxe" UP Wy H"U'net' .niS s'V'Ns
Prices generally gave way after .
o'clock under the pressure of realizing
IN the lea'ier s'OeNs' Mtlign Nl% Dee"
The earlier gains were wiped out in
numerous Instances in this reaction.
me uSsFesslNe u ,,' u 'Iv ''A'stH
cnecNeu '"e ue''" anu tui'eu o"e
t''arAet out Ho' ~ '"e 10Y level I"e
market c'oseu WIN t"e Dr'i.'un' uu
vance !" '"e eoh'HFS SUI III tores ''''u
wlth tne 'e '., irfsSu,uF ELSEWHERE
IN tne lis', me net gains III tte coA'gFS
went al '"e way rom point ~ '"e
MINOR 'Ne"oers VI '"e sIoup 70 ~ per
cen. ~ Ncw 'eissy Ssls'"'' D''''''sS
III tnc le'''l'eF s'oeNs were "saln ." ''
enormous 'ca'e' .ne common r'slns 81. at
one .lne 20 % "nu ..g pI'ttlsyu 70 o-,s
o''eE hos"'S o' .''"'E''''"' s'se"s'h "es =
sugar the sou'''erh group oi ral'roaa'
ana the SOUTHWESTERN s'oup' IOWA cen
sr"' Prsie,i'u, Ann NrUo, plei''re preferred
'reut NoLInef" pFeistteu' Nl'a'o"lH
ana America. ,,, CDr po'" eo"''"ol, anu
preferred me H'arNe' op'"eu WI" I"
sho" Oh S1'e,'s'" Fe'' '.,'' rom i'o"-
a0h' where tne iOr'"'snIly settlement
developed quite u lursp D'ur account III
Americans 30 t''"' Lonuon Doush' mere
us many S'orNS as were so'u lor tno'
account Yesterday large reaIia'nB
met the ADVANCE ana lhe loea' traders
were inclined 70 tne Dear sac Iney
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slon houses In addition to the large
operations for account OF influential
speculative commissions. An anSlyais
OF the days changes disclosed, how
ever. that the strength OF the market
was decidedly spotty. There was a
good demand for bonds at generally
higher prices. Total sales par value
$2.l1OOOO.
United States new As registered adj
yanced x per cent and do coupon Is
per cent in the bid price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-26

NEW YoRK-Spot demand for staple
cottons fully up tO,prcvlous dimensions
but less pronounced for future deliver
los. Tone strong MS before. Brown
Eheetings and drills scarce. Fine brown
aud grey goods also scarce and strong,
Print cloths quiet at the recent ad-
vance. Bleached cottons In better de-
mand than supply. Cdarso colored
cettons against buyers. Staple prints
tending upward. No change In EinR-
hams, dress goods sell well In both plain
lines and fancles n full prices. Piece
silks firm with firm business. Ribbons
irregular In price and demand dl9ap-
pointing.
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were waved on sticks; the passengers on
the passing buses seized the tlagstats
and made answering signals. We were
all friends. The tables had been re-
Versed. The pro.Boer demonstration
had been transformed into gigantic
vote Of confidence. in the action Of her
majesty's government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-26

OIL CITY-Crcdlt balances 81 90: GER
tiflcutcs 81 81 bid for cagh; shipments
10000 barrels: average Se,73O barrels;
runs 1O2,37S barrels; average S3,SG6 bar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-26

~ EATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
+ Prewpt Completion OF Ordera ~ tha
i6toiiisencor Job orintlnE oneA.
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gTNHE MoNoNGAI ROUTE is THE
short Line between EairmOnt aud
i@iorkshurE. Quick Time Fast Trains.
sure Connections when travelling to or
from ClarlSsburg or West Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad points. SIRE that your
tickets read via the MonOnguhcln River
railroad Close Connections at Fairmont
with u. q o. trains. and at Clarkahurg
with h. a o, and W., v, 4 T. trains Tick
Cta VIA this route on sale nt all d. y u
and w, v. n p. r. r, stations
HUGH q. BoNLEs. Gen'l, Supt
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DEPART

Electric cars bridgeport TO Wheeling.
RcIIniFc and Martins Ferry.
Consult agents for hest routes and low
en- '"''' Nj. q, CARREL,
General Passenger Agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-26

NnIV YnRI, MINING -sTOCKs.

The Following quotations on National
Steel Co., American Tin Plate Co. and
National Tube stocks are furnished by
Simpson & Tatum, City Bank building:
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CINCINNATI-Flour easy. Wheat
firm; No. red Tic. Corn quiets No. 2
mixed 35Is0S6c. Oats quiet; No. 2
mixed 25Ac. Rye easier; No. SAC.
Lard steady at s. 07ls. Bulkmeats
quiet at S. 25. Bacon steady at Sc Is.
Whisky active and steady at 81 "a.
Mt 1bkc Cheese lirr1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

EluEs. viii have, In my opinion, proc
dugsl about 100000.
"J1fd l.lndebryg. John nryutHun ana
Eric %, Llulhiom hul taken $4,000 Boo
three Clr1u.upH from number one Doe
low ON Anvil mp 90 the time ! l"fi inc
district. August Co., Their largest uUs-
son weighed lalgsu, This trio owns ,nH
discovery claim and also three claims
ON SNOW gulgh capt Beach, uf san
Francisco. has To- lay uu one OF ihnir
richest properties. lie gets % per sent
OF the cleanup aud the owners 20 per
cent
IAN told. IluIrh.re HryuHnu nod
Lindhlom own $500 acres nf the richest
placer ground in thn Cape NHmu dis
trict. Anvil. Glacier ana Dexter creeks
were the most extensively Wu AHl
creeks up 90 th# time laft Buster aud
Basin. tIbuturIoH OF Nome, had been
worked more ur IpHH and some prospect
ing done Du tUyk and Mountain creeks.
Everywhere good prospects, Wufr found,
"Anvu City has q population VI nu1r-
ly 1000 people aud THERE are nearly 5000
an told IA the district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02
SUGAR INDUSTRY OF THE FUTURE.
ruOrnlous Possibilities OF the Sugar Beet
in the United States Generally and
Utah Especially-Interesting COntri-
button from ThOs. R. Cutler Manager
Of the Utah S gar Company.

%, usat coming Industry Of the
- states Is without any doubt, the
,-,grar Industry. and II speaks well
..~,,b that her people are among the
..,f. ln showing 60 the world the
smuss Of beet sugar growing.
IL. uccetsfui the labora Of the Utah
manufacturers have been Is best
-, Ia the quotations OF their stock
ts market In the financial coli
,sf ira News" today Utah sugar
~. az iilco. tpar value being SOD
u o.isn sugar at $4,000. par value,
~ in 1898. before the Utah Sugar
.-ray had entirely passed out of the
49, Of an experiment. les stock sold
.rt8Un share. Since that time q
s'rsH regular each dividends OF 10
IN rsr cont pcr nnnum ana stock
r.i.sds amounting To 20 per cent on
y esr.tal The ogden company.
.l.h prb1ied by the experience of Ito
XXI rslrhb1r. WIS % success from the
l.'-sIrr. les stock fen the first few
.'-,hs after lta organization TO So or
- tst the Impetus Of 10 per cent
h,tiard AZ % result OF the first years
.st.ars. and the prosperous crop
I,,,k ahead allied with public COM
49, m ihe keen business mon az the
IA % The Institution. sent It's stock
Z. 10 d points above par.
u5v great O future there IL for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02
GOVERNMENT OF HAWAII.


sam Francisco. Sept. 2.-Tho Cali
prints large number Of Interviews
with prominent residents Of the Ha-
wuiIan Islands uuou ths form Of govern
mcnt preferred by them, the labor qucs-
ton and other matters OF interest The
views expressed are summarized as fol-
lowai
Ninety per cent Of those interviewed
believe territorial form OF government
the best suitable Tor the Islands.
only three favor the colonial plan,
while ono ia oi the opinion that the
monarchy should Dee restored.
The appointment hy the President OF
the United states ~ the members OF the
judiciary Is favored By large major
There % but little oppo sltlon To the re-
tputlun lu office ~ the present judiciary
The ,uueeusus of opinion MS regards
tho uflpprH FOR the proposed territory 60
De- appointed hy the President ls that
they sh0uIi be- selected from among the
residents uf the Islands
There iH q division ~ opinion as TO
whether the other officers for the terri
tory should D.. appointed boy IN, gov
oru0r orr elected hN ihn people
A large majority rmphnucully declare
90 favor of lNu repeal OF the penal COM
tract labor laws.
Numerous suggestions are offered rec
pldiuF the solution ~ the ycNatious
labor problem.
native born ana uUtualized citizens pf
tho territory lH favored by most of the
lIuwuliaur. Some think tho franchise
should Doc restricted hy educational or
property qualifications.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

Demonstrated to Contain Fay Dirt for
nIalanca Of IhIrIN.mve MIIc..

Seattle. Wash. Sept 2-w Il. Dean.
"A well known resident ut this city who
has Just returned from Cape Nome,
claims that the district viii become the
richest mining camp on earth, lie
said;
Cape Nome beach has been prospected
and demonstrated 90 contain pay dirt
Tor % distance " thiryt-nvo miles.
There are 600 men beach mining, and
think it lg 20 conservative estimate 80
say that they are washing our an aver
axe NJ SEQ per day 90 the man, The
principal portion NJ the wDrl, rs being
done between the mouth VI Snake and
Penny rivers. "a stretch ~ beach ten
miles IN extent The number OF beach
diggors is increasing every day. Labor
crR are scarce lu cape Nome from the
fact that the men md they can do bet
ter by mining on the beach on their
own account
1T h not neceaatry 10 boom Cane
Nome. Facts viii make the camp NV
properties are not Tor sale, and / am
not Interested IA any transportation
company. by tho time the season closes
this fall the two or three creeks being
developed. together with the beach dls-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

Among tho Darlcn Prisoners arc Two
Women.

Daricn. Ga. Sept. THE trial OF i've
OF the negro rioters began this morn
ing. Among them are two women.
sheriff Blouut ana his special deputy
Nr r. A. Bailey who Intended to care
rs Henry pelugel tn savannah, hut
who were inundated by the presence
of tho negroes and ringing OF 90"
church bells was called 90 the stand.
Mr. Bailey aWOTu that De went Goo the
JAN with tho intention Of insisting thg
sheriff iu taking the prisoner away
when he heard the bell rims ana saw
the negroes gathering SOM. with guns
and an excited. one Of tho men now ON
TRIAL James WHY. was heard hy Mt
bailey 90 f1y that n paag.l was taxi.
en- from SAN tho streets uf pnr'rn
would run with blood Tho sensation
nj feature of Shern BlouutH testimony
was that Dc summoned a number OF
negroes 10 guard the lGl after the
dpmoustrptl0u. and among them WIS
Ben Durham. whom bee had soon ln the
crowd with H sun 40 the height nt the
tumulL Nlr Nluunt oNululuoi that hN
had placed Those guards 600 thH luiI Go
ease the minds or the negro population.
~ ". g. Charlton iH conducting the
examination ~ witnesses FOR the prose
ocutlon and Judge II, y d, rwigg5
Tor the defense,
The Indictments returned by tho
grand Jury were an fur unung Thirty
seven true bills were returned ANA ln
tyyauty-tOo cases uu bills were found,
ThIs action ~ uo jury 800 turning
loose TWENTY-FIVE of the men uudrr nrs
rest loft mo- excuse for o. motion Tor 70
change OF venue and no motion of mat
Kind was made The trial w.ll continue
several days.