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The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
ROOM FOR MORE CADETS.


Washington. June "a circular letter
was addressed to each member of the
Senate by the Secretary OF War yester-
day, inviting him TO nominal te a candidate
for appointment as cadet from his state
al large, and an alternate, under the new
law. In case a senator fails TO nomina te
a cadet, and alternate before July 10. the
appointment will be made by the Pres
ident. who will reserve these places for
the sons OF officers. who have distinguish
ed themselves in the Civil War. the Span
ish War. and the war in the Philippines.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
WILL ACT THEORETICALLY.
Russia Determined to Repress Anti
Foreign Movement.

st. Petersburg. June st is declared
here that the government is firmly re-
solved if the dangerous situation in China
continues to take immediate energetic
military action to repress the antl-fore' gn
movement, At the same time the govern
meut has no intention Of disassociatins
itself from the joint action of the powers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
Unknown Nan Murdered.

Cincinnati, June e.-Detectives have a
faint clue 70 ihe Identity of the unknown
man murdered al Ludlow, Ky, yesterday
In his pocket was found a letter date I
Houston, Tex. FEB. q, 1898, signed by the
Kansas and Texas Railway, recommend
ing the bearer, W. ]. Clark. as a sober
faithful brakeman. They also found q
miners union card with the name Davlc
G.. Collins on Il. E.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
REPORTS on THE CENSUS.
Many Have Been Sent in From the
Large cities.

Washington, June ct has been report
ed TO the director of the census that com
plete returns have been made from 175
enumeration districts, principally in New
York and other large cities.
The entire enumeral lion of the large cities
will be finished by the middle of this
month, and as soon as they can be check
ed and tabulated the results will be made
public.
An enumerator in the Indian Territors
has informed Director Merriam that GER
tain Indians there refuse to reply TO dues-
tons contained in the census schedule.
The director advised him 10 let the mat
ter drop as an effort to compel the In
dians to reply would probably lead to Sc
rious difficulties
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
A BANKRUPTCY PRECEDENT.
Mining Companies Held Not Subject
TO the LAW.

Kansas City, June "a precedent in
bankruptcy proceedings was established
in the Federal Court here to-day when
Judge Cortland ruled that companies en-
gagged principally in mining are not sub
ject TO the law. inasmucht as they are
not engaged principally In manufactur-
ing. publishing. trading or mercantile pur-
suits" as a section OF the law provides
must be the occupation OF persons. COM
panies or corporal lions to be subject TO
bankruptcY proceedings.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
FRANCE LANDS MORE MEN.
China Seems PowerIess to Protect
the Foreigners.

Nhlna seems h'OWerless 10 Protect
the Foreigners.
Paris, June 9.-An official note Just is-
sued says;
Admiral Courrejoulles. at Taku. has
sent a fresh detachment of fifty men to
Tien Tsiu."
A cable dispatch from Yum Nan Sen,
dated Thursday evening, says the agita-
tion against foreigners is such that the
viceroy has announced that he is powe less
10 protect them. The French consul at
Lang Chow NJ. Francois, has been warn
ed of the situation at Pekiu and has
gone to Tonquin, with all the agents end
missionaries. The French consul at Mong
Use has done the same.
The Chinese government has been in
formed that il will be held responsible for
the security of French citizens but If
necessary Frame will protect them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
Ex-Gov. OATES KILLED NEGRO.
The Negro Had Just shot and Killed
His Cook.

Montgomery, Ala, June 9-Ex-Gov. W.
c. Oates shot and killed negro man at
his residence in this city tonight.
Gen. Oates heard a pisto. shot in his
kitchen. and on investigating found his
cook lying dead, killed by a negro.
The negro. whose name is not known
started towards the Governor, pistol in
hand. Not paying any attention to warn
ings not to advance. Gov. Oates shot and
killed him.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

Omaha. Neb.. June 9-Mrs. Frank E.
Moores. wife of the Mayor OF Omaha, was
killed in runaway accident this even
ing She was thrown violently from her
carriage. sustaining a fracture Of the
skull. Friends OF Mrs Moores conveyed
her 10 her home, where she expired at
AIS O'clock M
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
WE'RE CAUGHT IN AMBUSH.
Captain Severely Wounded and Two
Privntes Killed.

Manila. June "a detachment of the
Forty-hfth Infantry, scouting near Dact,
province of Camarinas del Norte, were
ambushed May % and Capt. Albert Stein
hauser was wounded three times, two
privates were killed eight wounded, and
one private is missing.
The insurgents loss is reported to be
heaMN Y - - L--.----
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
NEGRO AssAILANT LYNCHED.
He Had Forced nm Entrance to
Room of Two Young Girls

Columbus. Ga, June e.-Simon Adams,
a negro twenty years of age. was lynched
just outside the city limits this morning.
He was strung up by a chain and his
body, after being riddled with bullets was
thrown into the river.
Adams last night forced an entrance
into a room In the residence of E. n. AL
mond, who lives ten miles from Columbus,
and attempted to assault his two daugh-
ters. Their screams aroused Mr.. Annon
who found the negro hiding In a closet.
Adams was started for Columbus, but be-
fore reaching there, was captured by a
mob
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
Murdered by ,Iexican,.

PnoenLx, Ariz, June s.-News reached
here yesterday OF tho murder probably
by a gang OF Mexican desperados, OF Oh
son and stewart, proprietors. OF a store
at New 'River station. thirty-dve miles
north of here yesterday. The store was
robbed. Several posees are following the
four desperados.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
Beers RepIy TO BuIIer.

Ingogo, June 9.-The Beers have replied
in rather curt terms to Gen. Buffers pro-
posal that if they wish to surrender 1t
must be uncondtionally, and an artillery
duel is now proceeding.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
VESSELS VIEW opsTHE WAN.
He Expected President Kruger Il
Leave Pretoria.

Leave Pretoria.
Omaha. Neb.. June s--Envoy Vessels,
who arrived in Omaha tonight. said of the
latest war news: .e
"Well, that is just what we have ex-
pected Gen, Butler may be in position
to take command OF Laing's Mex My
countrymen are retreating steadily toward
The more hilly country. where the country
will be more favorable to them. The wor
is by no means over President Kruger's 5
retreat from Pretoria is evidence of that.
If he and my people had intended giving
up, he would have remained there and
have surrendered 1t was never the inten-
ton to hold Pretoria against a strong at
tacking force"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
EIGHT DINERS WE'RE KILLED
Glouster Explosion More sericus
Thnn First Thought tt'

sloustsr, O., June s-It is now b.lieysd
that eight miners were killed In The gas
explosion IA shaft two mar this city
The bodies ara supros q 10 os lying
semewhere in ths rnin., but cannot b. re-
covered owi,g 6 TO two more explosions
last n. ght Neither can the names Of the
dead men be lsarned until The list Of
workmsn has been completely. checked
Fifty men who were overcome by after
Aamp are improving . -,.s. .s.... ....... /,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
offered to Surrender.

London. June "a special dispatch from
Durham, Natal, says the Beers at La ng' S
Mex. after an action fought Thursday.
June 7. offered TO surrender conditionally.
but Gcn. Butler replied that their surren-
der must be unconditional.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
pckker KiIied HimseIf.

New York, June s.-Harry Dskker. q
wellknown promoter OF Western rsilrosd
properties, shot and killed himself tonight
In his apartments in this city While the
nature OF the wound indicates suicide
other circumstances point to an accident. &
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

is deemed entirely proper however. 10
move along the same lines as those al
lowed by European nations toward TIE
accomplishment Of this object so that,
Where there are no entangling under
standings or alliances, all the substantial
results of joint action may be achieved
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
COLORADO PRoHInITIONrsrs.
Full state Ticket Nominated, Head
ed hY j. II. Wiley.

Denver, Col, June 9.-The Prohibition
State Convention, in session here, has
nominated full state ticket, headed by
j. r. Wiley for governor.
The platform holds the President of the
United States "respopsible for the dis.
grace brought Upon this country by the
establishment OF drunkeries In the Pill
ippine Islands and Porto Rico and cuba.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
ExnIo.ion cau.ed a Pnnin.

Oporto, June s.--An explosion caused by
mining fuses at the custom department
tonight killed two persons and injured
thirteen. The explosions caused q panio
In the town, ~. -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
GrobIer at Loren.e Marques.

Lorenzo Marquee, June 9.-Plet Grobler,
the Tr9nsvaal under-secretary OF state
for foreign affairs, has arrived here
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
BoERs ARE NEAR KRooxsrAp.
Kelly-Kenny Struck a Body of Them
About 1000 strong.

London, June s.-Gep. Forester Walker
cables to the war ONCE from Cape Town,
under date Of June s, as follows:
'Kelly-Kenny, at Bloemfontein. reports
that the telegraph has been cut at Roo
deval. north of Kroonstad. by body OF
Beers estimated to be 1000 strong, with
six field guns. He is sending strong re.
intorcements to Kroonstad, and am re-
inforcing from Cape Colony. hope the
interruption will be only temporary"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
Heavy Destruction by Fire.

Hamburg, June "A fire in the oil re-
fning and saltpeter district this after
noon destroyed property 70 the value OF
100000 marks, including many dwellings.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
WAS A TRAIN ROBBER, TOO.
Fishbeck Identified by a Missouri
Pacific Man.

Kansas City. June 81. w Fishbeck,
the man who robbed the cigar stand In
the Coates House lobby of $1,5OO in dia-
monds and money. was to-day positively
Identified as the leader of the gang that
held up the passengers on a Missouri Pa
cific sleeping car at Nearman, Kan, on
the night OF Dec. 49, last. The identifca-
ton was made by e. w. Stewart. trav-
cling accountant OF the Missouri Pacific
Railroad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

The Rev. Henry Moeller was born in
Cincinnati in 1S49 and was one of the first
students in the American College at Rome
He was formerly pastor at Bellefon Ia Inc,
o., and professor at St. Mary's Seminary.
In 1879 he was secretary to Bishop Cha
tard. ..t
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
FAMOUS HOUsEsoAT BURNED.
LOriIInrd's Caimnn Destroyed AT
West Palm Beach.

West Palm Beach, Fla. June o. Word
las rcat he'd here that Pierre Lorlllaids
famous Lcuseboat Calman was entirely
destroy ec by fire Thursday while anchor-
ed in the river near New Smyrna
Thc Cainan was considered the finest
boat Of her hind afioat II cost $4,000
when tUilt.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
MADE BISHOP OF COLUMBUS.
Rev. Henry MOelIer's Appoin tmen
Announced From Rome.

Rome, June 9.-The Rev. Henry Moeller
secretary and chancellor of the archdio-
eese of Cincinnati, has been appointed
bishop of Columbus. o.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10
RUSSIANS Al TIEN TsIN.
About SOC CossacIss Are Ready to
Land Ihcre.

Shanghai, June "A dispatch from Tien
Tsin. dated Friday June g. says 700 Rus
sian troops are about to land there.
The dispatch adds that Fung Chow has
been burned, but that the missionaries
are safe
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Annual Convention

Young Peoples Christian Union of
the United Presbyterian Church of
North America, Denver, Colorado,
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WASHINGTON, May 26.-The United
States government has taken a hand in
the suppression of the boxers" in
China. Minister Conger has been in
structed by the state department to in
form the Chinese government that the
gOvernmen of he United States expects
it to stamp out promptly and thorough
ly this society and to provide proper
guarantees for the maintenance of
peace and order and the protection o.
life and property of Amricans in China,
all now threatened by the operation Of
the boxers"
There is no indication in the instruc-
tions as to the course that will be
taken ythe United States in case the
Chinese government fails to observe
the warning conveyed in this cOmmunt-
cation. Mr.. Conger is acting on parallel
lines with every European power at the
Chinese court, but has not joined in
any concert of action.
1t is realized here that the Chinese
government in dealing with the box
ers" will encounter much difficulty, as
the society claims to be purely patri-
otic in purpose It's contention is that
the teachings Of the christians are in
their results absolutely destructive Of
the Chinese system of government. The
boxers now are not attacking foreign
missionaries, but are killing the Chin
ese who are allowing themselves to be
converted to Christianity. This phase of
the matter is difficult to deal with, as
it heretofore has been a well recognized
right Of nation TO deal with it's own
subjects at it's pleasure. This rule does
not contemplate excesses, such as are
ascribed to the boxers" and there is
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LONDON, MAY 2S.-The conditions In
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believed to be a reasonable ground
for foreign Intervention, which would
include the participation of United
States war ships and even troops If 1T
should be necessary. Mr.. Conger's latest
advice to the state department indi-
Gates that this troublesome society Is
waxing strong in the very heart of Pc
kin, the Chinese capital, and it was
evident from the tone of his dispatch
that a crisis was approaching which
would either cause drastic action by
the Chinese government or histile
demonstration by the powers in the
near future.
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Notice About Shooting.

Anyone shooting on the premises OF
E, E. Brown, known as the Cunning
ham place, on the Cottonwood river
will be prosecuted. Z. K. Brown.
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