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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

Edinburgh. Oct 3l.-The formal union Of
the Free and she United Presbyterian
Churches decided upon yesterday az the
Joint meeting here % the Free Church As
sembly ana the United Presbyterian synod
uns consummated to-day The Rev. Rob
crt RaIney. D. D. was chosen moderator
Of the United Free church. The small
minority which opposed tho union met IN
a separate hai to-day and constituted
themselves Free Church Assembly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

Fort Wayne. Ind oct 81 Mark A
Hanna spoke 70 two large audiences mere
tonight. He accused Mr. Bryan Of utter
hypocrisy and In the last days Of the
campaign, Of desperation IN attempting 20
raise class animosiiy and array workmen
against their employers HIS arraignmeut
81 Mr Bryan was very severe. and Il fol
lowed hi. declaration that he had been
The butt - Mr.. Bryan's ridicule. sarcnam
and vitupcraiion for four years. and thai
nov before Mr. Bryan's retirement 70
private NE he proposed 10 give him few
parting shots
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

baltimore oct. 2i.-Thc French cruisers
La Cecille and Ia souchet. the former the
flagship Of Admiral Richard, arrived IN
port lafe this afternoon. having lett An
napous a. noon. number 81 tugs went
down tho bav 10 meet them. but no one
vas allowed aboard until the vessels cast
anchor OF the I.azaretto light IN Lower
Canton. and the ceremony 81 exchanging
national salufes by the vessels ana Fort
McHenry was concluded
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

Berlin. oct 3i.-FOr some time the
Prussian government has been vigorously
proceeding against anu-German agitators
in Prussil's Polish promises and q con-
siderable number 81 Polish editors have
been Imprisoned for such agaitafions. To-
day Ladisiah siem.atkwskl. editor Of the
Pracn. was sentenced 20 six months i'm
prisonment for an offensive artlc.e
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
DECISION ron DEMOCRATS.

supreme Court Sustained Minor ken
lucky officials.
Frankfort. Ky. oct SIN the Court o.
Appeals to-day the Judgment Of che lower
..ur, IN the contests over the minor state
H.es was affirmed thus establishing the
ta. OF the Democratic ircumbents Of
these offices. Three Republican judges dis
scrttd This case applied 90 an % the
toto offices cxceot Governor ana lieuten-
amt governor. the contests over which
were settled by the o-siaturc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

Kansns CITY. oct N.--Gen. John 6.
Rlack % ilhnois WINS the principal speak
er al meeting here tonight under the
ausnices OF the Sound Money Democrats
ana large audience was attracted 70
Convention Hal a SIZE -ial invitation WIS
extended 10 Ola soldiers. ANA many 81
them were present Gen Black discpssed
the issues Of the campaign a. leneh and
made an appeal for the election Of Aci&in-
lev and Roosevelt ~
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
Mickershnm 60 succeeh smith.

Atlanta, oct 5l-Mr C. f. wlckersham.
general superintendent 81 the Alabama
Great Southern. with headquarters at
birmingham. Ala. viii succeed George c.
smith as president Of the Atlanta and
West Point and the Western OF Alabama
railroads Mr. wi.kcrsham will assume
his new duties IN Atlanta on Nov t.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

introduced IN the legislature on Friday
20 provide payment Tor witnesses regarded
as experts For y number Of years the
physicians 81 the state have eade lvOred
10 secure pay Tor their expert testimony.
but so Tor the EFFORTS have Jailed.
Now there are several doctors IN the
House. and they VIII fight Tor the BIZ
II provides for the payment u experts
the same as for witnesses brought from
outside the state. the cost 10 he borne by
the state.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
GRIFFIN WAS IDENTIFIED.
Held Rs Latlmer'~ slRyer-Ailscn
Canning Company 90 Open.

heid nA Lufamer~ STA er-Atscu
Canning Company 90 Open.
Brunswick. Ga. oct 5i-Tricy Grimm
tho ncgf7 charged with killing Conductor
Marion Latimer was Identified this morn
ing by Everett city citizens. and there is
now no doubt that the authorities have
thc guilty man The man who sold him
tho pistol ard heard him say he would
come 90 brunswick or KIN conductor 10
he attempted to put him on the train
was here to-day. and says he Is positively
tho man Railroad men and Brunswick
citizens generally are bitter against tho
negro but no attempt will be made 20
take him from the jail. sheriff Berrie
SAYS he will defend the negro 20 the last.
Fifty men win be put 20 work tomorrow
morn .nF on the plant OF the Aiken Can
ming Company. and the work Of repair
ing the factory will BE- rapidly pushed
Secretary and General Manager Abrams
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
HEROES or rae SIEGE.
Proposition 20 Honor Them Caused
storm an Paris Council.

Proposition 20 Honor Them Caused
storm in Paris Council.
Paris OCT. A-The municipal council
mad stormy session to-day IN conse-
querce 81 motion made by VI Colly. to
name certain streets 10 Paris after Blan-
qui. Flourcns and other heroes Of the
siege during the Frunco-P russian war NJ
Coily declared that the honor was due
them In recognition OF their efforts TO
save Paris from the shameful capitulatiOn
prepared by Gen. Trochuque Hts pro
posal aroused perfect pandcmonium
which the president Of the council was
unable 10 qucl.
The Socialists rose en- masse and shook
their fists ia the faces Of the Nationahsts
NJ Rendi offered "a resolution protest
lng against proposition tending to
awaken civil discord and glorify crimes
against the country"
FinallG quiet was restored and II
Colly's motion was carried
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

N'w York oct gi.-Coroner Hart an
'Dlnesi to-day that he will tomorrow
'nmenco an inquest into che circum-
.aHess surrounding the death Of William
fsh Rice. the millionaire In Ga report
.'4 with Coroner Hart several days oEo,
Ii'i Witthaus. "A chemist. said that ne
20 found a small quantity Of mercury ~
Rice body
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
Ernncn.neIrinn Trenty.

hrusses oct. SILT s. announced here
the Franco Belgian Convention con
.Ne' during King Lcopoids stay ~
'ils D. mainly relative TO the opening 'i
hankow railway ard that Il authorizes
sl1m 20 keep garrison of 800 sol
.is ~ order 10 protect the railway and
me concessions IN the Haukow district
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
TRIED no COMMIT SUICIDE.

JeiI Guards stepped Ferrell From
Smothrring Himself.
Maryrydllc. o.. oct. 30 -Rossiyn n Fer
lel. who was les; night found guilty. Of
'1o murder OF Express Messenger Lane.
attempted 10 cammi, suicide during the
lrly hours to-day by smoihering him
en- He wrapped the bed clothing tightly
about his head ard turned over on hs
acc When his purpose was discovered
B be guards pulled the clothes of while
rorrcl fought 20 prevent their removal.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

Shelby Neb.. oct 81 As the result o.
blowing open the anfe IN the posiofiic.
By burglars about midnight shelby SUI
fcrod The most disastrous IRE in me his
tory 81 tho town Tho entire opera house
block with an the stores ana Offices we're
totally destroyed The loss e. shout $50
90 The burglars got nothing
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

London. Nov There have been &C.
rioua antl-tax riots" says the Vienna
correspondent Of the Daily Press ''in the
serus district OF Roumania. Two local
officials were killed. and the troops who
were sent 20 enforce payment were re-
sisted by the peasants. who killed eight
og them" -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

Norfolk. Va. oct 3i.-The gunboat An
rapolts went into commission at the Nor
folk navy yard to-day and viii shortly
ssu Tor the China station. where she has
been ordered The Frolie win probably &C
company her since q would b, risky 20
-s,.a tha latter alone. as her coal bunkers
are Omitted as 20 capacity
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
SMITH TO GO WITH SOUTHERN.
Report of His Appointment Confirm
ed by FINLEY

Washington. Oct S.-Socoud Vice Pres
idcnt Finley OF the Southern Railway to-
day confirmed the report OF che uppo.nt-
mcnt Of George C. smith. prcslden, and
general manager OF the Atlanta and West
Point Railroad. to be general manager Of
a division OF the Southern 60 comurlsc
bosh the present Louisville. Evansville
and 81. Louis Railroad generally known
as the AIR Line. and the present Louis
vile division OF the Southern. running
from Louisville 70 Lexington. Ky The
Louisville Air Line is now IN the hands
Of receiver and will b. sold under fore
closure o. certain mortgages on the road
about the middle OF next month. The
southern viii buy a. The probable
amount Of its bid b. not known
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

Cincinnati. Oc, si-At the annual eiec-
lion 81 tine Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago
and 81 Louis Railway Company Ohe Big
Four here to-day W K Vanderbilt.
Chnuncey NJ Depew. J pierpont Morgan
and Melville = Ingalls, were reelected
directors for three years
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
FORMAL REPLY PROM JAPAN.
Emperor Pleased with Answers "a
AnEto-German Note.

Berlin. oct 1.-THE formal reply Of
Japan. unreservedly acceding to the terms
o. the Anglo-German agreement. has
been received az the German foreign Of
ncc.
Emperor williams hong Conversation
Yesterday with the British amba ssador
dealt with a numher Of interesting topics
his Majesty expressed pleasure at tho
reception given the Angio-German agree
ment hy the Powers. aud he called IL
q, good ;ssSesesfl- iasloss cs .Ae ssseesly 90
luton OF the Chinese imbrogio"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
nIccEsr DlT's SHIPMENTS.
New Orleans Clears EiRht Steamer.
with zG.7Gs HaIes ~ Gotham

New Orleans Clears Einbt Steamer.
With z6.sGT naIes ~ Cotton.
New Orleans. oct Slight steamships
were cleared az the custom house here
today for Liverpool barcelona. Genoa
nnd Hamburg with 76.7s7 square bales Of
COTTON ana is2i round bales This is the
lhtsesi amount Of cofton ever cleared
i'om any port in one day. These vessels
VIII also carry large quantities Of other
cargo. such a. wheat. corn cotton seed
products, etc
one OF The vessels which cleared today
ior idveuool WAS the British steamer
Mechanician with Gou square bales 81
cotton. 400" bushels wheat and gO00 fees
walnut lumber This is the largest cargo
.i COTTON ever carried from any port.
The Mechanism ~ a new vessel ~ q ~,
tone. 30 feet long and hns q storage ca
pacity for ~ 0pu bales ~ cotton
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
oNE Trusts ours BUSINESS.
screen. Door ana window Comhtua-
tion 60 Dissolve.

screen, Door ana window Comhina-
ton 60 Dissolve.
Detroit oct a.-1A Continental Com
pany Limited. the National screen Door
and window scrccn Trust. formed about
q year ago In Detroit. closed up rs bust
ness here to-day
q. NJ Kemp. for the board 81 directors
gave out the following statement.
After years experience as a combl-
nation we decided go quit rather chan
build M further competition on account
u OUTSIDE firms. who have created a pref-
udice against ~. We thought s best 60
dissolve at once Everything has tseen
harmonious among The arms Interested in
the trust Tho combination did q bust
nsss during the first year of 81 .5DOgO in
the United States and Canada -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

ironton, o. Oct si.-Eagle NH. owned
by the Republic Iron and steel Company.
which has been Idle since May Ib last
VIII b. started tomorrow. giving employ
ment 20 % men.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

city OF Mexico. oct M-The census
shows this city has more than 10000 pop
ulation The population u the federal dis
trict. including the capital city Is tn ox-
cess OF 50co0
by the collapse Of a wall of the city hail
IN Puebla several children we're killed.
end several fatally Injured
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

Dublin. oct. 81 -Avondale. the estate Of
tho late Charles Stewart Parneli was sold
al auction to-day by the land judges court
The purchaser was Mr Boyland. a friend
Of John Howard Parnell brother Of the
famous Irish statesman
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
TALLAmAssEE SOUTHEASTERN.
Independent Florida Line Now own
ed by "a. T.. Bennett

Independent Florida Line Now own
ed by "a. l.. Bennett.
Tallahassee. Fla. oct 5i-Thc Tallahas-
sec Southeastern Railroad was purchased
from the company to-day by r. l. Ben
uett. a wealthy resident Of this city He
formerly owned 50 per cent. OF the stock
80 viii personally assume the cntirs
ownership and Management. Of the road
to-morrcw.
This road 10 being built from this city
90 Gainesville II D. already completed and
go opera ton 10 Thomas city. twenty-onc
miles southeast Of Tallahassee, operating
a freight and passenger service. The
building OF this line makes two inlepcnd-
cnt railroad lines iu Florida
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

shanghai. Oct I.--The Daily News re-
ports that a powder magazine - Nankin
ID. heen exploded BY lightning and that
,,,ap1 persons were killed or injured and
much property was destroyed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
CHICAGO BUSINESS MEN.
senator DoIIiver introduced by Gen.
Winston.

Winston.
Chicago oct. 81 Senator Jonathan z.
Deliver 81 Iowa tonight addressed an
audience Of several thousand al the Audi
tofium under the auspices OF the Chicago
Business Mems Sound Money Association.
The meeting was arranged for the en-
ployes Of retail stores throughout the city.
Harlow y. Hlgg nbotham called the
meeting TO ogder and presented as the
chairman OF The evening Gen. Frederick
H. Winston. United States minister TO
Persia under President Cleveland
In introducing Senator Deliver. Gen.
Winston stated that President Clove-
land would vote for the reelection OF
President Mckinley. which statement
brought forth a great outburst Of an
plause.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
sHAerER mas RESIGNED.
lie Was President Of Iron. Thu and
steel workers.

NfFFT WOFkrra.
Muucie. Ind. oct. 3i.-The official news
comes from NJ ~ Garland. former pres
ident u the Amalgamated Association Of
Iron. Tin ana Steel Workers from Pitts.
burg. that President Theodore j. shaner
has rendered his resignation 20 take effect
a. once. Mr. Garland and others are urE.
Ing William Hughes. former Midland
steel worker q Muncie. now working ia
the Swift min az Newport. KY 20 say
that he will accept the position A meet
ing viii be- held during the next two
weeks end the vice presidents will name
the FuccrFsur
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

Halifax. Nov. The transport Idaho.
with the homecoming Canadian soldiers
from South Africa. f. announced entering
the bay. and cannon on the eitadal has
commenced to rear a welcome
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

Montgomery. Ala. Oct. si.-The Resro
reported lsnched near Anniston Monday
night was not killed. bus simply given
nsty lashes while tied IN q sack
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
MRS. MACKEY N TnE ASYLUM.
Proceedings tIavc nccn Instituted By
Her Father.

hineton. oct &.-Mrs. Mackey,
".I 81 cx-Judee Thomas J Aiackcy ~
South Carolina Circuit Court. was
"f.n today to the government asylum
i'- tHe insane whsr, Sine will be- detained
n temporary permit until a hearing on
Ne luuacy PROCEEDINGS IN che District
court. instituted Dog her father
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
TOOK uYDROCYANIC ACID.
Dr. keIIiher Used speedy Method
for suicide,

Pawtuckct. r. l.. oct si.-Dr Michael
W. Kelilher Of this city. a prominent ply
s.cIan ended his life a. his home tonight
in a sensational manner He had been
under indictment charging him with con
spiracy TO defraud the Berkshire Life In
Hurance Company OF PttEneld. Mass out
81 n.No and the case wss 10 have been
heard on Saturday next. Dr Kellihcr took
a full dose % hydrOcyanic nid and died al
most instantly. he had been considered
mentally unbalanced for some time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
Will LEAVE run FEDERATION.

Massachusetts Women object 10
shutting out the Negro.
Aciford. Mass. oct a-The Mcdfori
N.mcn's club has voted 10 withdraw
from tho General Confederation Of wo-
mar clubs. because the executive hoard
o' thc latter organization nt the Federn-
ro1 Convention at Milwaukee last June
refused 60 seat MIR Josephine 81. T. Ruff
hn who represented club Of coolred
women
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
PROFESSIONAL TESTIMONY.

niII TO Pay for II wiu Tie oHered In
Legislature.
Atlanta oct, a.-Dcspite tho fact that
the Bar Association failed TO recommend
NJ us last meeting that expert testimony
be paid for IN ;he courts. a bil viii be
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
CITY or KEY WEST N row.

Disabled steamer VIII he Repaired
ia Jacksonville.
Jacksonville Fla. Oct G.-The Three
Friends arrived in port 40 o'clock to-day.
having in tow the disabled steamship city
% Key West % The Flprlfa East Coast
Railway The City OF Key West piles
between Miami Key West and cuba and
Nassau.
The steamship will Dee hauled on the
ways tomorrow FOR extensive repairs.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01
REVENUE CUTTERS ron cUBA.

They Have started From southport
by inside Route.
Washington. oct. 81 The neee Of four
revenue cutters bound by the inland route
from Trenton. ~ j.. 90 cuba for service
1 the harbor there. proceeded from
southport to-day 90 Charleston one Of
me- boats reported as missing has arrived
-tely al Charleston. and from that port
t.o fleet will proceed 10 Tampa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-01

The Enactment Of this CIVIL Service Bih
tckes away from the army officers con-
siderable degree Of their power N fhil-
ippiue civil Administration. II % not
...s..=.as - anv hadV 90 men to be sie-
urivee OF powers they have wieiled iH-
Gependeutiy. and the army ofileen DO not
enjoy their present necessity OF asking the
civil Service Commission for the appoint
raent u al their civilian employees. From
the standpoint Of the army. e e. inconsls-
teus TINT Gen Macarthur the Military
Governor Of eight million Filipinoa and
the commander OF $500 American soldiers.
should be- forced 20 ask TIE commission
for the appointment 81 r. custom house
checker az atty dollars a month. and the
army does not take 20 the new conditions
with entirely good grace. Such siiEnt
symptoms OF drawn relations between
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-20
OFF TO NEW YORK.
Cuban School Teachers See Capital
and Depart

Cuban School Teachers See Capital
and Depart.
Washington, Aug. 19.-With cheers
for Cuba, the United States, President
Mckinley and their hosts, the people
of the District of Columbia. the ]. 400
Cuban school teachers left the city at
1 o'clock this afternoon for New York.
After spending the greater portion of
the week there and in Philadelphia, the
entire party will embark on transports
for Havana.
The visitors were tired out thorough
ly by their experiences of Saturday,
and enjoyed a good rest last night To-
day their programme was a short one.
After an early breakfast. most of them
attended solemn requiem mass at st.
Patricks church. After church they
returned to the hotels, where they
were grouped in squads and taken to
the capitol, arriving there about 1G
O'clock.
The building was thrown open to the
visitors and a detachment of guards
was on hand to escort them They
were shown through the senate and
house chambers, the statuary hall, the
rotunda and the supreme court cham
Der. and then ushered to the west front
and afforded a view of the city and
the. Washington monument.
Coming back to their hotels. they
remained for a short while, and then
boarding the electric cars, went to the
railroad station, where their special
trains awaited them to carry the party
to New York. A large crowd of Wash
ington people were at the depot to see
the visitors off
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-20
CHINESE LOANS RISE BURIAL Of INGALLS, Wall FROM POWERS
Remains of Kansan Laid to Rest
at AtchiSOn.
INTERMENT Is PRIVATE
MANY DISTINGUISHED MEN At
TENDED oBsEQUIES.

Atchison, Kan, Aug. 1e.-Funeral
Ingalls, were held this afternoon at
Trinity Episcopal church and subse-
quently interment was made in the
family vault in Mount Vernon ceme-
terry. Owing to the request OF the fam
lily for privacy, a reQ-est made in ac-
cOrdance with the expressed wish of
Mrs. ingalls,, there was no great throng
at the services.
The little church was filed with
friends of the family and a few per-
sons were obliged to stand. The ex-
ercises were very simple. Chopin's fu-
neral march was played as the coffin
was borne into the church, the Epis-
copal service was read and a vested
choir Of thirty men and boys sang
From Every Stormy Wind That
Blows and Nearer, My God, to Thee. .
Interment Was Private.
The officiating clergyman announced
that the interme~t would be strictly
private, and only n~1bers of the fam
lily and the pahA 1rs, young men,
sons OF old friends o. the dead ex-sen-
ator, went to the cemetery
A special train came in from Topeka
- --ON-i' u AiSAiiS "a 7oChdtoA W. "a
PETER, who succeeded Senator ingalls,;
Judge w. A. Johnston of the supreme
court, A. A. Goddard, attorney general,
and others, who attended the services
in the church.
The officiating clergyman was Rev.
John 2. Sulger of Terre Haute, Ind.
who also preached the funeral sermon
over Senator Voorhees, of Indiana, In
gals famous political antagonist
Judge A. G.. Otis. a close business and
personal associate of Mr.. Ingalls,, es-
| Inmates the eX-SenatOrs fortune at
| $3.50 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-20
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Chinese Securities Recover Their
Losses.

London, Aug. 19-The stock ex-
change had a quiet experience last
week and took a holiday yesterdaL.
Little business was done, but the tone
Of the market was cheerful ard prices
We're higher in most departments. A
notable feature was the recovery of
Chinese securities simultaneously with
the success Of the allies. The gain al
most equals the recent fall.
The decline in money, which has been
the chief influence affecting the mar
kets, has been well seconded by the
series of events in China, and the state
of the markets has been such that it
has been difficult to buy at quoted
prices. COnSOls, however, closed u
higher at 9S34.
Americans were the most active ele-
ment Of the market, with prices dis
tinctly better, the rise ranging from 1
to points on the week. Mining shares
and especially Kaffirs were stagnant,
but firm, as the supply of shares is
moderate. Fluctuations were fraction
al and irregular.
Money was abundant at the follow
ing rates: Until Monday, ~ to pa
for a week, 3; three months bills, 35s
10 3&
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-20
KNIGHTS OF LABOR SPLIT.
New York Organizations Recede
From that Body.

New York, Aug. 19-Three of the
largest local assemblies in this city
are about to leave the Knights of La
Dor and attach themselves to the Amer
lean Federation of Labor The three
are those of the letter carriers. sta
tionary engineers and firemen. The
letter carriers local body has notified
the national union of it's intention. but
will defer its application for a charter
from the federation until the national
body holds its annual convention.
which will take place in Detroit on
Labor day.
The local branches of the engineers
and firemen have already made apDli-
cation to the national unions of their
respective trades, which are affiliated
with the federation, for a charter The
three organizations have a member
ship of $500 to 1900. Protests have
been made against the granting of the
charters of the engineers and fire
mems organizations by the local unions
Of the same trades, which are already
in the federation.