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The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-03

Muneie. Ind. Feb. 2. - The livery
barn Of Boor 4 Munsh0wer was de.
atroyed by Ere at two o'clock in the
morning. Cecil Weekly. a cab driver.
was burned TO death and 81 horses Eere
aIao burned.
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T,.i, uobI.ss gaasbt.

NfdaIla. No, Feb. = Chariet I0nes.
elias Charles johnson. tbe train robber
who shot Railway Detective John jack.
son. Of ssdalia, ~ the Holden roundup
Monday morning. was captured BY a
ri.,aAe tlenr Ghllhomee. nenf Hidden.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-03

Green bay. Wis. Feb. q Rev. VIII
liam NJ. ForkslI pastor OF tho First
Methodist Episcopal church. has ten.
dered his resignation and announced
his withdrawal from the Methodist
church on account Of his rsnanciaiion
u .ome Of The dogmaa Of The church.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-03
MISSION OF FIRST A. NJ. f.
CHURCH.
Cos Fiith ayenue south }

Rev. ] VIII King has returned from
a ten day trip to Chicago. H.. where
he has been engaged in a revival meet
ing at Rev. l. ~ Daniels church The
meeting was a success.
Rev J. Will King was selected as one
OF the program committee at the min
istcrs meeting OF the Fourth Episcopal
district. which met at Bethel church,
Chicago. ILL.,. TO make arrangements 10
give Bishop b w Arnett, ID. d., Ii.
d a farewell reception. March 9th. 1900
at Quinn Chapel.
There will be a sacred concert at the
Mission Sunday night in the regular
service in order as appears below:
Invocation ....... -. .......--. Pastor
Organ Voluntary 49,. Mrs P. F. Hale
Anthem, Marching $3.50. ......... Choir
Bass Solo. Select. ......J T. Monroe
Cornet Solo. $3.50. Prof English
Duet Mesdames Monroe and Watson
Male Quartet. Monroe Bros. Blair and
Watson.
Mixed Quartet. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
and Mr. and Mrs. Watson.
chorus ............... Choir
Mrs g. w Lillard Is confined TO her
bed with a severe attack 81 quinsy
ne ministers OF lineage HI. SEND
greetings 10 Rev J. c Anderson. OF St
Paul, and Rev VIM s Brooks. OF Min
ueapolis also Rev. Hart.
An apron and box entertainment will
be given "Wednesday evening. Feb Is
At the Mission, The ladies will spare
10 pains to make II a grand affair
Boxes &c each.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Newton enter
ls5ned Mrs Lou Thomas. Miss Nellie
King and Mrs VIII King al their
resi0eHes Tuesday evening
Preaching al ST James chapel. Easg
do. b. the pastor Sunday. n a m
neral class. II m.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-03

Washington. Feb. ? - The monthly
statement of the comptroller Of the
currency shows that the coinaRe exc.
euted at the mints Of the United States
during January. 1000. amounted TO gI4..
0s3.431, ss follows: Cold, sff.sis. 900.
aiIrer. s.. 800 .I6I. minor coiua. SI7a. 20.
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Washington Feb. 2. The secretary
Of the interior has rendered decision
10 the effect that national banks In The
Indian territory are not subject TO the
liceute or privilege tar imposed by the
laws 81 the territory upon nonresl.
dents doing busIness within the terri
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-03

Washington. Feb. ?. The papers Ia
the ease ot Capt. Carter we're received
II tbs supreme court. The application
for . writ II csYiloraTi will hate 10 be
made MnrAas.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-03

II Is row up to the sentimsntsiIs,s
suggests the New York Press. 20 inau-
gurate movement against the yseeina-
ton OF the Iong-sufFering army mule.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-03
NIns naIIaIna. alarasa.

Minneapolis. MINI. Feb. "A spe-
fiai 20 the Journal from Fayetie. Ia,
says q fire burned nfae buildings. The
loss is estimated at 100000.
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rhnrneh rrIlh Mnrarr.

staus Cts. Ia. Feb. Oscar Good.
rich nas arrested here on The charge
Of having murdered John Kobson, hi.
partner In the contracting business.
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veraaEe.

TIE city girl, who spent Der vacation on
: t4rm, imagined she had solved the mean
= q Pasteurized mix She saw the
~ feeding from the pasture. What could
= simplsrs-St Louis Star.
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rh.ir one ereat FasIt.

The great difficulty about voting ma
chimes, declares the PhiiAceiphia
Ledger, ia that they win not turn out
Q machine vote.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-03

New York. Fsb. 2 "A 6ispatch from.
Zurich states that reports that Meme
Tx is arfning are untrue.
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starts for Malta.

London, Feb, 2 Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Bcresiord started for the con.
iinent on his way 10 Malta 20 take com
nand 81 the second division OF the Brit.
ihh Mediterranean fleet.
Hay Reaches Lersnss Marques,
Lorenzo Marques. Feb. g. Adclbert
3. Hay. the new United States consul at
Pretoria. arrived here on his was 10
the TranAynal
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-03
HIS AGAIN CROSSEDR|TER
St. James Gazette Publishes Report
That Gen. Butler Has Assumed
the Aggressive.
FIGHTING PROCEEDS ALL DAY LONG.

War Department Has Nothing To
COFroboFate the HepoFt-nrtttsh
Troops Confident of Ultimate sue
CONSERVATIVES Persist In Asserting
That Gen. Joubert Was Killed.
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CONDITION. MOST CRITICAL
Goebel's Physicians Hold Out Very
Slight Hope That He Will
Get Well.
SOLDIERS HOLD BALANCE OF POWER,

Are in Doubt as to which Governor
TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Try TO
Meet In Capitol building, Hut Are
barred by Soldiers-NO Federal
Troops to he Sent.
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Not Authentic.

Washington, Feb., s-rhe secretary
Of state has sent To the senate eemmit-
tee on foreign relations an assurance
from the British amhass etlor that the
interview attributed To Ionsul Van Slit
tartat New orIenus II tleetiug upon
public officials OF The United States
was not authentic.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-03

legislature was racing around n :
streets In the vain endeavor to find a
hail in which they could hold joint
session and seat Mr.. Goebel, have beea
returned TO him by GOV. Taylor.
Conference of Attorneys.
A conference of attorneys of both
sides was chilled Thursday morning,
and met in the Capital hotel. 1t was
announced before ii began that ii was
for the purpose of a general discussion
to see IL some adjustment of the pres
ent troubles could not be reached.
Negotiations All on.
At $3.50 o'clock Attorney Edelen, Of
Taylor's counsel, said that all nego-
tiations between Taylor and Goebel at
torneys had been declared of. not be-
ing able to agree on any propositions
considered.
Think II Illegal.
At conference of fx-Gov. McCreary,
Judge w. S. Pryor, Mr. Louis McQuown
and other prominent attorneys, the
question of Mr.. Taylor's legal right to
adjourn the Legislature to meet in Lon
don was formally discussed. The unan-
imous opinion of the attorneys was an
nounced by Mccreary, who said:
There Is nothing In the constitution OF
Kentucky to authorize the governor. at this
hour and under existing circumstances, to
adjourn the general assembly, And every
lawyer that l have heard express an opin'
ion regards his proclamation as a gross
usurpation."
Appeals TO President.
Washington, Feb. sPresident Me
Kinley has received a long message
from Gov. w. S. Taylor, of Kentucky,
dated Thursday. at Frankfort. Gov.
Taylor recites at length the situation
in Kentucky; declares that he consid-
ers himself the legally elected executive
of the state. and asserts that the condi-
ton of affairs at the present time is
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-03

Iloof LANCER, Ladysmiih. Jan, a.
All IA quiet here. The 'lorR Toms" oc-
cnaionally fire on Labyrinth. The
deaths IN Iudytmith from fever ind
other causes must be enormous. ms We
can clearly see them burying corpses
daily. Gen. Joubert went 10 The upper
TuRsla yesterday.
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Of shipping consict-made gooas from
state To state Was discussed by the
house committee ON labor Thursday.
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Cape Town. Jan. Ji.-A British force
with artillery is reported to have Ca.
rupled Pricska aud Ia now enoamped
there.
Pricskn IL on the Orange river. 100
miles below Orange River station. and
west ~ Kimberley.
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Warrington. Feb 2.--Tbs rFstrleiloh
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In eommI,ies ~ whole.

The house then went into COMMITTEES
OF the whole and rerunsd confederation
Of the Indian appropriation bill. ar.
shahfoth coli fnaae d speech saying
II IL ibe dHty Of he tinted STATES 10
mediate between Great britain and he
Transfaai. lie traesd The history 81 the
TranayaAI Dutch from the migrafioas
from Holland 20 show hat England was
Invading the rights II the south AZ
rieaH republic.
e0nvIet-Nads dssds.
Washington, FEB. z.--Ths restriction
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evidence of a protracted stay is ap-
parent. A report that Lieut.. Gray, of
the First, has resigned is pronounced
absurd by Commandant Williams.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-03

At 1890 DR. +. +. Hume came from
Goebel's room and declared that the pa
tient had taken a slight turn for the
worse, and that he would not be sur
prised to see him die at any minute.
His kidneys are those OF dead man
now" said DIR. Hume. land ne cannot
live long in that condition"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05
cnrrnN Letters.

New York Oct Hubbard Bros & Co
say The markets have slowly improved
without an Increase IN speculation. moved
By the expectation Of a poor bureau report
on the 10th inst. From the opening the
selling appeared 20 be- only 20 realize profit
on previous purchases while the buying
was lead by New orleans on q better spec
demand in that market Crop accounts
continue IN the same mixed character
though mainly Of "a character 20 fore
shadow a poor bureau report our local
trade have been operating on the long
side and look for further advance IN
Liverpool tomorrow.
New York. Ocs murphy & Co, say;
Cotton IN Liverpool to-day was i-l6d low
er on spots Futures advanced 3-G+t and
Liverpool operators bought This market
opened firm. bus ruled . 10 10 points higher
during the forenoon with fairly good buy
inE for Southern account. owing TO the
belief IN q small crop Picking expected
to be completed unusually early owing TO
small top crop Cotton ruled firm this
afternoon. owing to absorbing demand 20
cover bear sales. because Of the uneNpect-
ed strength of markets and fear Of an
unfavorable monthly bureau report next
week doth inst. and early frost scare. Dc
spite liberal receipts az port ana interior
prices IN the South were well maintained.
owing TO frmness Of holders and absence
Of selling pressure
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

OF ioalS points was apparent The close
was steady with prices 20 points above
the final prices Of yesterday The con-
illusions Of the trade and the public were
founded upon bullsh cables ana disap-
pointing Information bearing upon tho
crop condition. Liverpool advanced Ia
sympathy wth yesterdays Improvement
here and later displayed inherent
strength OF iis own ON Il scare ~ foreign
shorts. following reduced crop estimate
from the South and claims that cotton
shipped by Manchester spiuners represen-
tative in thc interior of the belt would
not reach the English mills in the time al
lowed Buying orders were cahled 20 our
market and helped 20 strengthen bull con-
vctions. News from Texas 20 the effect
that the damage 60 the crop IN that state
hy the recent floods would reach 10000
bales gave additional strength TO the mar
ket IN the early afternoon. Firmue-s iu
Southern spot markets. estimates FOR
small rcceipts AZ leading towns tomorrow
and a forecast for wet weather over tnr
central and eastern sections ~ the belt
were bull influences OF 10 small import
suce Near the close selling Tor profits
broke the market several points. but in
no way weakened the feeling in general
Trading was brisk throughout the ses-
sion
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

gave the mai dip Go the stocks in this
group Assertions have been made with
grea, boldness and have been published
that the dividend on THIS stock was sure
to be reduced or even passed At the meet
ing to-day when the news was publish
Cd therefore, that the regular quarterly
dividend OF per cent. had been declared.
a large shore interest was badly caushi
and violent recovery ensued. The hfst
sale after the announcement wat -
points over the preceding sale. The stoe x
ran on again IN the final dealings, h"t
closed with q net gain Of 81. Sugar ana
Peoples Gas were very feverish All gay
40 a consequence Of the cut In refined su-
CARS and the legal steps taken IN IN shs
war In Chicago. Sugar has small net
gain and Peoples Gas q small net less.
with the exception Of wide movements in
some Of the closely held dormant stock
the railroads continued sluggish during
the latter pars OF the day The whole
market ran OF az the close. which was
easy and quite active.
The decision Of the directors 81 the Bank
o. England 20 leave the official rate I'M
changed az 4 per cent was accepted "a
vorably by che bulls. who argued that ~
insured imports OF gold but the sterling
exchange market unexpectedly developer
n nrmer tone and the rate for demand plhs
recovered i.c Call loan rates also advanc-
ID TO per cent to-day but fell back 10
per cent. before the close
The bond markes continued Irregular
and not very active. Total sales. par
value. 81 1900 United states new -
declined K per cent. in the bid price
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
ia3 30 shares. including che following
Atchison. II 40. do preferred. q .Ao. Bal
iimore and Ohio. sen. Chicago BurlinE-
con and quincy. p 80. Manhattan. 22.lla.
Metropolitan. 24B: Missouri Pacihc IA
5e5: Northern Pacific. iooi4, Pennsylvania.
s oss. Reading first preferred. 5bio' So
Paul 1910. Southern Pacific. $780, Texas
and Pacific. 772s. Union Pacific. S2.Ao'
American steel and Wire. 1875. American
Tobacco. n $50. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
q 500. Peoples Gas. l6.2A. sugar, a',tso'
Tennessee Coal and Iron. a.sla
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05
srocKs NND RoNDs.
Everything Ran on NJ Close with
Tone Easy and Active.

New York. oct. f-To-day's stock mar
ket had 20 undergo the stress Of realizing
profits. which was che natural sequence Of
Yesterday successful manipulation for
the advance. The dimensions OF the up
ward movement were sufficiently impress
lve 90 attract a considerable outside de-
nand Tor stocks and the first hour Of
tbe market saw very active trading with
very small fluctuations IN price after the
opening. which was made higher 90 facili-
,ase the taking OF profits.
The general demand was tudiciously fed
hv the professional operators In order not
~ discourage the buying hus before the
end ~ the hour an impression began 20
~ made IN the railroad list Selling for
London account was an additional factor
toward depression When prices fell back
10 al out las, nights level the selling pres
sure was relaxed The bulls then turned
,Aeir attention 20 other quarters OF the
market. bidding up prices actively wher-
ever any sfgns % strength showed IN or
der 20 support the market and help on
me realizing They found the best field
for these operations IN the steel and iron
s,rotip Various factors combined 10 give
strength 20 these stocks The fnal settle
mont OF the Tin plate wage scale was q
sfinulatinR influence. not only IN those
stocks. but throughout che group.
The Tennessee Coal dividend episode
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

az the Board OF Trade. and closed frm ana
unchauged. with further sales Of 10 casks.
The demand was moderate During tho
late hours exporters endeavored 20 ham
mer price, but factors showed no incli-
nation TO sell below the market prise
Several bids OF Is cents were filed but
it was not understood that any business
was done on this basis Tho receipts
were S67 and the exports none.
kOSlNS The rosin market closed Arm
ana unchanged to-day. with no tranSsc-
lions reported az the Board OF Trade II
was reported some business WAS being
transacted on private terms For the past
three DAYS 10 sales % rosins have been
posted yet % is generally knowu factors
are making sales az prices above the mar
ket II Is understood 20 h. condition
required by buyers in paying tho advanced
prices that the transactions should be- on
strictly private terms. 20 Ear as running
up the Official market was concerned. The
DAYS reccipts were 500. ana the exports
IA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05
S0or COTTON MARKET OFF.
nr,,tNE or I-I6 CENT POSTED
AT rHE CLOSING CALL.

,.,.L business an spots During the
cation for T. a. h. Delivery In
,- nemand-Thc stock Market
,,., and Artive-Turpentine Firm
.,as. contradictions Firm and tn
.,n,d-LocaI and Photographic
MARKETS.
Tho Morning News once.
Thursday. oct ..
mo, cotton market dropped lis cent
with the closing quiet. and trading
ro.ierst, scale. There was squirt
... 5emana for spots 90 satisfy urgent
..--,rts which ran the transactions for
t. above the average. The demand
,.- cotton for +. o. b delivery was fair.
.....s ~, up 10 its usual briskness. The
.....- prices we're from 10 j-l6 90 i0-
with holders In many cases asking
..-I8cr.blv more than these prices. An
..g.,ri movement was the order OF the
a,, ln the cotton futures market. and
... continued until late in the session.
when prices -agged IN response 20 selling
90 profits.
Tho STOCK market ran OH at iu' 'i"FNf
VITA the tone easy aud active. The drop
n tHe steel and iron group was caused
b, the finaI zip Of Tennessee Coal & Iron.
which attracted much attention. This
sock closed yesterday at 5g7s. and opened
today at Ss's Rumors tina, quarterly.
OIL bend had been declared ran ~ up to
. and later on contrary rumor back
. when a per cent. quarterly divi-
a,ui WIS authoritauvely announced the
rr O. Jumped back 20 g. Ii closed a.
b.. q uef gain OF 81, points.
The spirits turpentine market closed
s.m at o. cents. with no inclination on
rf. tari cf factofs 10 sell for lower
rr.-s Bios were filed "a, 36 GEMS. but IL
g4. not understood that any sun was
s.. ksd down 90 the bidders AZ this price.
T., rosln market closed Arm and IN
rlugcd. with a fair demand prevailing
THE Is the third day sales have been made
an private terms. No official transactions
were POSTED a the Board OF Trade. The
Wholesale market closed steady The fol-
lowing resume Of the different markets
vlI show the tone and quotations at the
,o-iug to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

The spot cottoI-anarket closed quiet 10
das 8t decline OF l-i6 cent on all grades.
sales on the spot were l.isl tales Those
we've understood TO be for the satisfaction
az urgent demands The receipts were p
90. against SOS last year. and 1883 year
beiore last a fair demand was reported
for T. O. b. cotton At prices ranging from
1o s.l6 TO i0,asc for good middnng. HON.
srs we're inclined 60 ask higher prices. IN
some instances az much az l0-s-ltc Tor
rool middhng.
The following were the official spot quo
tatians ~ the close Of the market al the
cotton Exchange to-day
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

PEANUTS-Ampie stock. fair demand:
market frm. fancy hand picked. Virginia.
per pound. 4i4c. hand-picked. Virginia. ex-
tras &C.. " c seed peanuts &C.
NUTS-Aimonds. Tarragone. Ice: Tvicas
iec. walnuls. French, i2c Naples i2c pe-
cans. i2c Brazlls. i3c. flherts i3c assort-
oil nuts. s'pound and 25-pound boxes. H.
Cotton baEsinE and Ties.
BAGGINO-Market firm; iute. az
pound. size large lots. SIC: small lots
i-pound. Ss.ugc. kpound. s44Smc; sea
island bagHing. i2i4c
Standard. B-poand. arrow, large
lots. $40. small lots, ITO
salt, Hides sad Wool.
sALT-Demana m tair and the market
steady. carload lots. i0opound burlap
sacks. &c. i0o-pound cotton sack. Sc:
iiO-pound burlap sucks. sic. no. pound
cotton sacks. exc: zl5-pouud burlap sac 10.
&c. i2-pound cotton sack. Sc. 30 pound
burlap sacks. ~.
HIDEs-Markes arm; dry nint. isJSc:
dry salt. iihc: grssa sailed. &C.
WOOI<-Nominas. primo Georgia. free
Of sand burrs and black wool. isc: black.
I6c: bury. i0c. Wax. sc. talow. sue.
Deer skins. 3c.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

Liverpool oct 4-Spot. moderate husi-
ness. prices easy. American middlins fair.
27-52d good midding. 6izd, middling'
7-lGd. low middling 6itd. good ordinary,
SD ordinary SID The sales % the day
were 1000 bales 81 which 30 were for
speculation and export. and included s.
90. American. receipts. f.0n bales, includ-
irC 3 So American
Futures opened quiet but steady. and
closed steady. American mlddling. low
mlddHng clause: October. 5e0n old. buy
ers: October November SAD, sellers, Oc-
tober November o seas. 4od SELLERS, De
cember-January 3 75a5 Sod. buyers; Jan
uary- February s3d. sellers. February
March. 5Nd. sellers Mnrch-April 5.2sd
ed buyers. April-May. 5e1d. buyers.
May-June 2sQ5 z6d buyers. June-July.
5 pad buyers. July-Augusi. sd sellers
New Orleans, oct cotton futures
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

New York oct. i-There have been 20
further changes to-day IN bieached cot
tons. and the demand on current price
basis 4 quiet Al descriptions Of brown
sheetings and drills are quiet also. but
prices are well maintained Wide sheet
ipgs ore scarce and firm. Dcnims show
continued upward tendency. ana other
coarse co'ored oottous very firm Print
cloths quiet but strong Prints ard ginR-
hams firm. current demand moderate.
Business ~ WOODEN and worsted goods in
different with an easy market.