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THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13.1889.
GNAWING THE LEASE BILL
THE HOUSE AND SENATE DEAD
LOCKED CN THE LEASE BILL
conference Commltteo Several Nf onthe
Apart on the Time for Advfrtli
Ins for Bide— House Yields Four
months sod the Senate One*
Atlanta, Nov. 6.—[Special]—The
conference committee on the lease will,
of whic h so much was expected by the
sanguine andeo little by the skeptical,
has failed to accomplish the purpose of
its appointment. The committee held
two sessions this morning, at which
nothing was done.
A lengthy sefsion was held this after
noon and both Bides moved out of their
trenches toward a meeting point. If the
Senate had ccsaentwl to meet half way
— i of the lea* would
Mr. Gordon said the matur had now
l>cun delayed ao long and such ratrio*
lions put in the bill that there is hardly
any doabt that the final disposition of
the road will go to the next legislature,
and practically tho leg:' lature might a*
well recognise that now. If there is
even a probability of such a result tho
time ought not to be fixed later than
June 15, so tliat the people in their pri
maries and elections can select aa their
representatives true men, men of con
victions on this question, who will under
stand the utter fallacy of the claim for
betterments ana gome up to the legisla
ture ready to grapple with it.
HARDEMAN FAVORS COMPROMISE.
Mr. Hardeman thought the spirit of
couiproiniso ought to control and that
the existing difference could only be set
tled by a compromise. lie thought the
Hom e ought to Battle tho matter at once
by meeting the Senate in that spirit,
*3Ir. Homer asked if the Homo had not
already gono half way to meet tho Sen
ate, and what tho gentleman from Bibb
meant by compromise.
Mr. Hardeman referred to the report
[f tho committee as a farce and a delu-
tho great problei
have been solved to-night. ...
The House had contended for Feb. 15 8;on .
ns the ra * of submitting bids, and the | Air. Hart of Green here offered a reso-
Bm-ta V anted it Oct. 37. a difference of; lution tliat the proposition tnade bjr the
Chattanooga and Gulf railroad wet
pruned.
Afternoon NrMlon.
Tlio report of the conference commit
tee on tho lease bill, and the considera
tion of it occupied nearly the entire
afternoon session.
A few homo bills with Senate amend
ments were taken up, ami the amend
ments concurred in. Tho House agreed
to a conference on tho deficiency bill,
and the committee was appointed.
A night session was or tuml to begin
at 70k) o’clock.
Nliiht HcmIuu,
A heavy rain didn’t pi event a pretty
full amnion of the Homo to-night. It
urea, a debate spring up over Mr. Hud
son's bill to redu< e the fees:.- j u
ing fertilizer! from GO to >
per ton. and three or four bill * v . re con
sequently sidetracked til! to-morrow.
Nor did the Snelton biff reach a rote.
lthadlxen favorably reports from
committee bv substitute provi-in.g for
the total alolltion of all in.- j-ecl .on fees.
This substitute linving been ri a l, Mr.
dulilgnon produced a bill i»y Mr. Loli»*y
of Mucon, which ho stated was i antical
with the substitute. and r. ad that Haute
of tho constitution which forbids the
legislature to entertain a Mound time
daring the same session a tncasurd once
« clouted, except by a two-third < vote of
tlio l oly in which it originated. H« then
was Diw ly *un, owing to the lack of | rnado die point that the Lotley bill and is Hon. K. L. Boone of Gainesville, one
business, end the wit.i had the ffoor and the committee substitute lieing j ra» 11- of the two representatives from Hall
the chair toe. A resolution was parsed
thanking the t|>eakcr for tho able and
faithful di«?lmrge of his duties, aud the
other officials and pro a representatives,
Tho governor won at his office to-night,
hard it v. » ik looking over I lie act* sent
him by the g-nrr.il aa easbly. He at
tached liU hix.iauiru lo the act < reutiog
{he normal and industrial college as a
brant:i lu l he University, for the educa
tion of white fcirU
“way yonder” APART* j btmeted.
The Hou«e comniittee agreed to move Air. Patterson rose to reply to tho ref-
unfour jncnthf, just Imtf way, fixing urrroo road, by Mr. Hardeman, that the
up i our u j mm. • conference report was a farce, and mado
the time at Jupe * - . i an eloquent defense of tho committee.
lEittoc agreed lo tnov-? lock one month, i jj e they had gone as far ns June 16
to Sept. 27,but coyjdji l pa kPyficd I j n order to reach a settlement. They
— • • could go uo farther in safety. June 15
ally one and the same Ills Senate hail n
right to consider the latter, lie did n *t
make tlio point, he said, in a nfci or
opjxjjsition to the bill. On the contrary,
in its original shape, he thought it ought
to pass.
The chair sustained him and ruled out
the substitute.
Two amendments were offered to tho
bill. One by Mr. Ballard, to miko th<
fees 10 cents, and one by Mr. Harper, to
makO'tluMn 15 cents per ton. instead of CO.
BALLARD PAYORS THE BILI*
Mr. Ballard spoke in favor of the hil
and hi* amendment. Thu cost of ii.
abject to tax-! ,.j,ection, he said, now amounted to s
il otlu-r evi-I vfrv j ar g^ t unnecessary and unjust bu
minute further. Ai i
yield further, tho conference was con
cluded and trie committees separated,
with tho n port for their respective houses
that they were unable to agree.
Neither hAuse received tlie report of
its committee this afternoon, po the re-
forts will be made to-tnorrosr morning.
The committees will cither discharged
and a new conference committee ap
pointed. or in the light of the concessions
already agreed u|ton, further instruc
tions may bo given the (tsmit commit
tee. It in probable new committees will
be appointed.
THE CONFERENCE RETORT.
Just licfore the usual hour,of adjourn-
mec.t la tlw II -use, Spoakcr Clay nn-
oornnel that he had receive 1 informa
tion that the report of the conference
committee would probably ba ready soon
and tho committee requested tliat tlio
House ret up in i u session until they could
como in. On motion, the session was
extended until 5:30 for tliat purpose.
Mr. Fcitos. chairman of the House
committee, entered the chamber ft few
minutes afterward nnd statc-d tliat it
world probably require an hour’s time
to r< <iuce the report to writing, nnd
moved that the House-moet again »t 7:30
p. ni. for the purpose of receiving tho re
port and acting upon it, as it vvius a mut
ter of grqat iuqortonce. A largo ele
ment in tlio House did rot take very
kindly to the idea c( a night session,
ev en for soimj'ortant a mutter.
THE HOUSE FILIBUSTERS.
Filibustering was resorted to in order
to keep the House from voting on the
motion until tho hands of the clock
reached 5:30 o’clock, at which time
no motion could ho considered, tho hour
arriving for adjournment.
Tlio lirrt step was a simplo motion to
adjourn, which Mr. Hardeman of Bibb
moved to table, and on that motion tlio
yeas mid nays were calk d. 'i h .« motion
to table was defeated, a majority of tho
House evidently desiring tho night ses
sion. The hour of adjournment had ar
rived, however, and tho business goes
over lo 0 o’clock to-morrow morning.
was the dead lino, considering the inter
ests of the people. It was tho lino be
tween safety and dishonor. He regretted
that his colleague was seeking to thrust
the people of Georgia beyond that point,
THREE PARTIES AT INTEREST, SAYS PAT-
Atlanta. Nov. 8.—[Special.]—The
second conference committee on tbo
lease bill reported back this afternoon,
and they reported a disagreement. The
House report was submitted by Mr. Fat-
tenon of Bibb, chairman. The report
set out by saying that after laboring dili
gently to bring about an agreement be-
tS5 th: Scnstc nnd Memo on the only
issuo be tween them on the lease bill—
that of tho time for tlio submission of
bids—they had loan unable to accom
plish that intuit and cair.t back for
furthsr instructions.
Tin: holsk’b yif.lmno mood.
The committee further reported that
the House find proposed to ffx the time
at Fob. 16 nnd the .Senate declined.
The House then proposed March 15
ami the Senate declined,
Tho House then proj«oecd April 15 and
the Senate declined.
The Senate then proposed Sept. 27 and
tie Hon e declined.
The 1 loose then proposed May 15 and
the Senate declined.
The House then proposed June 13 and
tho Senate declined.
The Senate made a slight break and
prut osed Aug. 28, which the Home de
clined.
’ Tlio Scnntothen proposed that a joint
vote lie taken os to the time, and l**t each
member of the committee vole his indi
vidual preference.
Tills proposition was declined by the
Hi.UcC.
After this U was decided to dissolve
tho conference nnd report the result.
THE REPORT IN Tltli HOUSE.
In tu’unit ting I ho report Mr. Fatter-
•ou reviewed tho conduct of live House
committee. They hml taken tlio rceiiou*
sildhty of advancing tlio tiuio to June j tbr
TERSON.
Mr. Patterson said there were three
parties et interest in the issue.
Hie Ijouisville and Nashville, tlio
W est Point Terminal, and the people.
He believed if tlio dato was put off as
tlio Senate desired tho people of Georgia
would be caught between thn upper and
nether millstones cf these c< rp«.rations.
God forbid that he or tho committee of
House should contribute to that re-
-Mr. Glenn, whoso substitute fixed tho
date at Aug. $8, thoilfcht it was merely a
question now of compromise, and an tho
lli me had gono u> far it might go a littks
farther, lie thought tliero was no over
whelming reason in favor of any partic
ular date. Tho question of the hour waa
to bring tlio two houses together, and
there seemed only one way to accomplish
it. Tliat was to make a still further con
cession of one month and thirteen days.
Mr. Lamar of Richmond called tlio
previous question on the resolution and
all tlio amendment*.
1 ho call was sustained and the voto
taken. ■■
Tho proportion to fix tho dato Aug.
12$, waa burled under an overwhelming
majority. The 15th of July received €8
vote; with GO against.
Tho original resolution offered hy Mr.
Gamble, instructing the conference com
mlttee to agree on June 1C, was adopted
l>y a heavy majority, aud by ©td >r of tins
sneaker was mmSsc.lately tranaulittsd to
tne Senate.
Tim resolution waa reported in tho
Senate, but no action was tyken on it.
IN T SIB IIOI M»
Atlanta, Nov. 8.—[Special]—The
betterments qu stion made its lostap-
poamuco in thin legislature today, nnd
as kuocked out on tho first round. It
ns contained in tho following lo .olu-
tion intro iue> <1 l.y Mr. I\ I-ou I I Gart-.W.
Thert-iolutiun v..r« . to the «lerk’*
<1 k just L< re n i^Miirnsmn: jestordgy
art;raooo, but not re&cleil:
yxlvix'a REw.urnos os serrwuirxTi.
RivoIvihI, Djr the House of Hrpressatatives, the
Roiiate c iicurrlnr. it k tbs srass of tbn gmenl
sssnnblv lh*t In * final sKtlrnxsit brt«c«n tbs
stnin sn«l Um* presecit Inssss of lbs Wmtrrn and
Atlantic rnllroad^whicb srtllatneat.ahould be
Luu ui w. UiSMWUt ILu utawntSBB nut
aiirc—Um* wttlrmcnt kImmiI I Im InumhI upon tba
•no«lug kval and ■ i|UNillla prtectpkv, to ft:
All Um auiiilus roUiax *Umk pUcniupoa Um rond
l>; Um l«Mra la, Aauof rlfMahauld ba
tin-|>ro|M-rty oftlM 1 marf,to im alapwalof aa
*-■ tiirlr Jii-Unimt la i«x»t>rr; alaotbe Usm pall
tho »ut** of TventsMca and tbo city ofduUU-
ii<h.,;u Ljr iho Wa«c*«ipa»7 onthasUte'a raU-
r.>oapn*|«Tty, pmvkln! ttw n-ntnla neNved by
I. mws-m on tho MAta'a property, vuMds waa not
tjard for railroad porpoara does not rxcreU tbo
r.mount of taxw which to t-tainir<l. and provided
tin property uo tho road at Um time It waa
le-urd. whh-h baa tman rotivinw-l l.y tho Iraaopa,
and which they cannot r» turn or will not return
in klud nr money *alue, to abo placed aa a set off
nirainat kJ.I tavoa coUcctad by tho afata of T<-n-
and city and ax*in>t Um amount |*U1
*- -— u - Allan
IN THE SENATE.
Atlanta, Nov. 8. — [tipechtl]—Thi
Senate this morning took up llto hill h«
Mr, L’rovrdir of Monr<
ntion notes, mortgag... _ ,« r » ou K e uiiuaiwiuy uuu uu UUI
dent es of debt held by non-resident J den" on tlio fiirmer*. Ten cents per to»
money lcndc:-s. j would cover the actual cost of*^^
Tlie comuiittee report oil the bill waa 1 »*pt*ction service,
favorable I * !r# * <,ce thought it unwho to raduce
u, fees, llo did not believe tho reduction
Mr.. a ;for«l offers! to aninvl by add-1 would | u . n ,. m U » fanwra,
ing at tho end of tho first -cctiou j would amount to a gratuity tothemami-
‘•pibridvd that tho provisions of this act i facturcrr.
shall not apply to the debt due any per- Mr. •luBlgnon profesced hitmolf si:i-
EonGvho pays tax on the same iu its c€ ™f l 1 /! advocncyofthobill. l:wns
. ..... ., r , a good lull, ar.d Mr. Bullard n amendment
pro|tr taxable jurisdiction. ‘ y : 'l | would mnke is >t : .il better, if, ac slated pear at the breakfest table and a servant
Ar. lt :y and Mr.Slrothcrspokaagaiut by that genth.-nan. who t tm-d to lmv«. WC nt to arouse him.
LONELY DEATH OF BOONE.
GEORGIA LEGISLATOR FOUND
DEAD IN HIS BED.
.Ur. Boenw of Galnesvflls Ilrtlrrd In
.. .■> • ,.i ! | ■» n ml M ‘lor f. I
UFound Dead, Ills Fare IHs-
lorted-.liioplexy tho Cause.
Atlanta, Nov. 5. — [Special.]— The
fifthdf a h in the present general assem-
bly to 1 tho-third tragic one, occurred,
s well as can be determined, about 3:30
’clock this morning. This last victim
county.
He vvj s found dead in hi* bed at 0
o’clock this morning.
Mr. Jloonc Iwtrded with Mrs. Curtis,
who keeps a lurge boarding house at No,
£0 Houston street liis ro< m was on tho
first lk>cr, opening from the rear end of
the hull
GAY AND DEATH WAf NEAR.
List night he was down town mingling
v itli legislative friends in tho lobby of
llto Kimball hou.so and appeared in hi*
usual health. In the afttmnon his col-
l.'ogue, Hon. F. T. Davie, w ho waa going
home, pret-sed him to go too, hut he did
ot like to leave so near the end of the
M'.TlItl S CllRO!«ICLM.
Ifnppcnin-x
I»ay In the < Ify >
I MK'l DEATH l\ THE SNOW.
MEDICAL.
Mr. Bcono went to his boarding house
hortly after 11 o’clock. About
i:3) * o’clock, Mrs, Curtis, whose
room Is on the same lloor, heard a
:’.oi*e in Mr. Boone’s room, something
like the rest It-a struggling of someone
in distress, hut a* it soon after consul
nothing moio was thought of it tiff tlii*
morning.
FOUND HIM COI D IN DEATH.
This morning Mr. Boone did no*, ap-
1 j and nn investigation disc losed the sad
:plnnation. Tho unfortunate man had
the biff, and Messrs. Bartlett, Boyd and J made a study of the subject, 10
Bradwcil in iL favor. i t**u would cover the cost of iusi
Mr. Rice p:-<»posed tills amendment: j '**'.? r, t> ^ “ _ _ . <-..|>.nu.aivii. ....................
••Provided tliat the law shall not apply i r IvAnm*' f * e 1 ' UU * >!: “’*‘ CD tt LOUtt ? ^ died during the night in alonelv and
tow.yficte.fiutl.cIJ wiiljto the limit. | Mr. Hmdwoli cMti fittcnUon t .t ?! KS^u^ thTuld w]ibhi. vm
I ^inuUhna at ti.of« ? charged w Soil; folded over bis Ureast.Ms feet- swollen
' ,c . M y at! nud lilnok. Dent!, was apparently caused
« ant of a , all in h Hsndn, and vet. lie «uo.«Ue» wa< | lrum apov Wxy. SothSng had beet, du-
"»« '• C! " - difference ... the pr.ee at. lllr bed ni tlie room and there were no in-
* f’ST, , I dications of foul play.
NO CJUONF.U'S INQUEST.
Colchbus, Nov. a—[Special.]—Work
on the Columbu* Southern railroad has
progressed rapidly, and it i* sxpectcu
♦hat the track will be finished to Rich
land to-morrow. This gives Columbus
the advantage of a competing line to the
seacoast, with another Northern connec
tion. This fact will doubtless he made
use of by tho met chants of Colurabns as
soon as a schedule is put on between Co
lumbus and Richland. The Chattahoo
chee Brick Company is making good
progress with the building of the Colum
bus Southern. As they by the track they
put it in as good condition os possible for
the passage of traius, and their work is
finished os they go, nothing being left
uudone.
COLUMBUS AND ROME EXTCNMON.
Thu survey of the proposed extension
of the Columbus and Rome road has
been finished, nnd tho surveying corps
returned to Savannah this morning.
Should the exteuMon t o built, which I a*
no often been threatened, it will be an
important link lor Columbus and for
ilie (Antra! railroad, and it b In ped that
this time the talk of extending the road
nnd widening the gauge will end in tho
work 1 ting completed, and not in idle
talk as heretofore.
IMTBOVINO THE SL\IL SERVICE.
Superintendent Terrell has ordered!
daily mail to bo put on tho Buena Vista
read from Columbus. As there is no.
routo agent «»n this ror.d the mail will be
Font in reeled pinches. This matter
hart U-en lieforo the postui authorities at
Washington for several months and no
action taken until tho instructions to
put on tlu* Healed pouches were received.
'i he establislitupr t of a regular mail ser
vice between Columbus and Americus
Then, wn., no <™pon«o from the room. tl!ould htlTe atie3acd t „ utore this
of tho state.”
'Hie amendment wo«t ’o f.
The biff it-eif then failed l
const it utiotml majority.
The lunulL asylum bill providing that. \% hii-ii ill.
Jho numt.er of tnuteet ho inerrawd to : rnmicn of (he three efc.103. n.nal<kt-
tonnoxt<»mo up. u*r» front manufacturer* stating tliat
ihmt pm-, idon forbidding the aj p.int- * they would make no differerc* in t*icuh
luent ot ony two trustees from tho same jt tho ftv * wero cut down. Nobody
congrwaional district was amended by j would !x» ber.ellled but the manned lire ; .
» **• ••*=--- - ** •• - - -- The farroeisdid not object to thebe.
for th« CAT »tir.| in tto*i it/ .rf Atlantn.
furtbrr. It to thn mn of this nwwnl
nxartubly UmtaU tmprovnoMatn and nttn^i menu
U'*|n4ji i fi'fu’iutf, tMlliut, rhnac» of «nuia*. iliu-h-
ins. w »ter stations and tanks, coal shutm and all
lotLrr otisrUiiiroUSAd bnprovsoirtiU ncrtalatag
to the roadbed and ih» |Trsmt fscUltW nt ibm
r* .:»«L a; sail. I uf ri«l4 shoold ba Um» property eg
tlis uuu-; ami In »» eaas shall cotn|«*s*Ok« o
atlowKDc* be nude to thn prewat Hum cuotpsay
.(or tie* MUlM*. •
Umolved farther. That the godhraor, thn St-
torw-y-^* iw r«l aad Um cuttptroUrrnumi am
b-reby requeued aad mpilml to uiisrrve and
enforce Uw taovtoloaa of Uma resolution*; r- *
they are miUotfiaed to art!to aadaijunt all m
trr* of d!lfer*atca that may be pewiWbata. _
Um atau- aod Um prwat leata^a of th« Western
and Attar.ttr ratlroa.1. at tbs csptratiiia of tt^*
preaant lease, aoexrdiac to lb# pro* iaions of
FLEMING'S SUBSTITUTE.
For this resolution Mr. Flaming cf
Richmond offered a subatitute embody
ing the billowing points:
irirst- .^undns toIUne stoek to to be CC0«kk*rrd
sildlity of advancing Uio liuio to .1 una ! the pror^rty »ntbo l*£ws.
15 becoUSB of tho near approach of i nprovetnmU to madbsd. sidetracks,
final ».ljoumn.em, «nd with a..!
errnest desire. to eftect a settWraent «>f j for nay claim against the Mate for bettetmenu,
tho matter, believing, UMg rcpriwented ^iUud-hjjjryjaUd ijrilMi«M#eauj|th|KA w
wish of a majority of tt.« Hotuta.
- They l ad not felt justified in going be
yond .Hint* 26. On the otlu-r luuid tlu*
Senate had proposed to agree on Aug. 3*
at tlio time, but beyond that they would
net go, Tlib being tlio situation, the
committee thought the only settlement
now potfcihle *ras a joint resolution,
irnsned by both huuser, itutructing the
conf. rence committee to agree upon a
kpeeitlc date and to report.
Mr. Gamble of Jefferson offered a
joint notation inatrusting the confer-
«nco ton.mirteo to agree on June 13,
KO, as the date.
Ou the eu^gestion of Mr. Harrell of
Ih atur that Juno 15 fell on .Sunday,
Mr. (iamlle ameruled liis resolution so
!•< to make it Junclfi.
Mr. Glenn cf Whitfield offered as a
•uiistitute lo mate ilie date Aug. 2d.
Mr. Lau;ar oilhr «i as a substitute to
make tiie date July 15.
Mr. Hardeman of Bibb, not hearing
the last when it was introduced, offered
SENATE DATE SUITS THE RAILROAD.
Mr. Gordon of Chatham got the floor,
and said the nnealon wan a very im
portant op<x With h|sexperience in rail
road matters as a railroad man, he would
want nothing tetter,if \, 9 efur the
road, than the delay proposed by the
Btnate. Bappose tliero is no m
August to the advertisement for UJs
and with tb# rprtnctkm* in the hill tl*re
is grave doubt whether tlieiv will !>,. 0 nv
bUhiers. Aa business men, he appealed
to the Home, what would be the alter-
native?
If the lenee goes over to August, fiep.
Atlanta, Ml 'fop Usus ip
(Xatuinoova and .stale of ■■■■■
forin a JuU claim a.-*fn«t the sute. ex-
that tb« preporthtoatemitof the taxes on
lucvfnx-J valuatiua, cjuiof by hnprj«»*ir.eat»
put upoa iL- property by tho tenaou of the
Muo-ea: auhjrct, however lo be redocml by any
!»'{?*! and rquMWbls sst utf. If any such I XUU In
i rculralby
|.r..| a. ty lu TranaHM toit sarit for railroad |mr-
!*.•*•*, net al-o in th« natarv of property to-l fuj;-
M'K t«» U.- ht.it*! Lut consumed by the lrssc«s and
caunot ba n-turned.
Il i* fiutlier rtvolve-l that Um (tovernre, attor
ney central *nd «x mptrollrr ceneral shell runrti-
lute a board *hh full powsr to adjust aay * infer-
VNVrtrrtTand ^tUnHe I "*» DPUrt ,ntlT * K ' - '»•«-
u 1th the princlplea of lew and equity.
BOUSE BRElTLIt AGAINST BkTTERaCENTK.
Tlio Uou • promptly bristled in oppo
sition to tlio consideration of thl* quo.*-
tion of betterments. The point was
raLcd I»y Mr. Blmmous of Sututer that
Uiu resolution proposed h gi fcith n, and
lthd to go to a i bird reading liko other
similar resolutions.
speaker Clay t«*k the resolution and
aulautuu* lor oAamumt.ou, to uclcrmtne
whether they fell under the rule, and
tlio matter was temporarily suspended,
later it was understood ho was about to
MiKtain the point of order, and the reso
lution was withdrawn,
TUP. STATE URlflMPT.
Vr. Tuck of Clarke did some good
work for the £UU University tlda imnu
ing.
tlio snlistitution of “county” ( r “con]
grctt iuual district’’ and tlic t>iil paused,
ovnccor STATE GEOLOC ITT,
The Senate took up the I -ill to revive
the office of state geologist end provide
for a geological nnd plijn bnl survey.
Committee nmendment; dividing tho
state into tlirco department*, Worth.
Middle : ni South, and cutting down the
aiuiunl appropriation from $10,000 to
tNOJO were agreed to. Tho ayes and
nays were called ftr nt d the bill passed
witiio.it delate. Ayes 20; nays Id,
Mr. CliUon offered a resolution that
the president of the Senate aud fpcaher
of tho House, tho clerks of the two
houses, with the chairman ami two mem
bers of the enrolling committee of each,
! be authorized to remain live days at tho
capitol for the purpose of bringing up
tho business of the general assembly.
Agreed to.
The Benate by a vote 21 to 8 Insisted
on its nmendiuenU to the deficiency ap
propriation bill, nnd pawed a resolution
providing for n confe rence.
Tlio committee appointed on tho part
of the Senate was Mcskts. Bartlett, Ed*
w.irda and Harris of the forty-second.
Tbo House resolution to pay miieago
dm-f.u late Hon. K. U Boono to his
w i 1 >w v/jvs concutrud in.
A use in*trial was read nnd referred
addn*ui*«i to Mr. dufilgiion hy the col*
orod Ikiptb*t preachers of Kavannali, ]ire>-
Uvtlng nguinst the pa^agt* of tho till!
appropriating the tfi.000 which used to
go to the Atlanta University to tho Mor
ris Brnwn College.
CLEARING THE CALENDAR.
Tho Fonate then disjiosed of bills as
follows:
BjfMr. Calvin of R climond—To for-
bid tho sale o! seed cotton in Richmond
county between the dates usually fixed
by such nets. Fussed.
By Mr. Smith of Gwinnett—To amend
an net consolidating the common school
laws of the state. Passed.
By Mr. Whittaker of Troup--To incor
porate the Empire Building, Ixsin and
Trust Company. Passed.
By Mr. Simmons of Sumter—To incor
porate tho Simmons Short Line railroad.
Famed.
The bill by tho Honse flnnnce commit
tee, to require employes of the House
and Senate to perform their duties iti
p ram, provoked considerable debate.
Mr. Johnson of the twenty-fourth turned
that the hill be indefinitely portioned,
because bethought the House was trying
to regulate the Senate’s businea* os well
as its own. Ha believed each body
should look altur its own servant*.
Mesttr*. Bartlett, lioyd ami Hall sup-
ported the resolution, on the ground of
public policy. It was a demoralizing
practice ft r any kind of official to farm
out liis office.
Tho motion to indefinitely poatpono
was lost and the biff pnMted.
By Mr. Atkimor. of Coweta—'To incor
porate tho New nan Street Railroad Com
pany. (pasted.
A hill to incorporate the Affxiny Loan
and Investment Company. Ba sed.
By Mr. Gordon of Chatham—To
cliango the name of Trustees of tlio Wes
ley C.iap l, Savannah, to Tiu<teea Wes
ley Monumental Church, l'aaied.
Bv Mr. Thurnmn of Walker—To pro
hibit kale of liquor n »ar Crawfish Meth
odist Church in liis countv. Pa*>**<l.
By Mr. Latlmui of Cliorokee—To pro
hibit Kilo of I'quor within tlirco uii ej of
Little River Methodist Church. Fawkni.
Hy Mr. IUrrc!! of Wehder—To ntueud
general tax net of lSHih’UO. Ba sed.
By 31 r. Glenn cf Whitfield—'To incor-
norm® tlie Whitfield Bank of “luiinc!
They knew tl;at it went to tho
school fund, and were satislied. lie ;tn-
pi nled to the Senate not t»take this lit: lo
revenue, inadequate ss it was, fio.o tlu
school fun I, which st od in sore need
tf it.
)lr, Fitzgerald asked whether th* sen
ator had ever Ix.iight any guana
Mr. Brad well had iiuiglit guano.
Mr. Fitzgerald add then ho must have
traded with retailers who had already
paid tho inspection fee*. He himself bat
for yci.r* bought directly from the man
ufacturers, aud in each ca.-o tho maim-’
facturer lir.d inquired before agreeing oi.
terms, “Who !.* to pny the inspect .'or.
fee?” If he replied, “1 pay it,” tne bili
would Ik.* 51 rents per ton less. If h*
raid; “You pay it,” that meant 60 cents
o ton more.
He w ns satisfied that the senator inev
n dliing altout the workings of tluvc
tiling-. He- (Mr. F.txgeraldj had bren a
farmer and a praC l «**M one for half a
c.ntury, and it made no difference how
many agricultural clubs and associatiaui
declared in fnvor of keeping up the fee*,
he understood what the rcoi farm* .
needed, and such utterances from thr>e
parlor farmers did not st all rspreicit
the sentiment of the genuine horey
The coroner was notified, but after vis
iting tbe body and talking witli friends
of the deceased -legislator decided tint
t was not necessary to hold' an inquest
Tho decoded was a well-to-do mer-
hnut at Guinewiile, nnd hi- family con-
si ltd cf a wife and six chi’drcn. lie has
a son, Clifton Boono, who is attending
tho. law ochcol nt Athens. Dispatches
wore promptly Kent to him i^nd lo Con
gressman Candler at Gainesville, who
was requested to break the sad news to
Mrs. Boor.e,
CHARACTER OF HR. JlOONE.
Tlie deceased was a man of fine prac
tical tense, of high character and had
the esteem and confidence of all his as-
s c atis in the legislature. Tlio sad news
of ids death, which was announced alter
roll caff this morning, w*ns a shock to
the wholo House, nnd called forth ex
pressions of the most profound regret
house’s action on 1 one’s dkatil
This morning tlie House pasazd the
following resolution, introduced by Mr.
Fricks of Franklin:
Whereas, It has come tc ths kaowt^dgs of tfco
TIoum* ot itcpi-rf-aUttvea of ths «K.’d-*u tinath of
the lion. K. L. Hoods of ths county of ItsU.
Therefore bo it
Ifc-n I ,-c;L That in hH drath Um Hon** ha* lost
S viUunbli- nMtntrr. and Um Stats of Ocorgia a
no><U dtUca: and bo ! farther
Kfttdvt-I, That Um Ooum of RcprcvnlaUves
toylvslU ^M>round »yiu|iathy to ths family of
i further. That a committee of Are be
K«-solved furtlKT.Tbal In irxj-^t ta the memory
of liie»h-ea»«»!. tbto Hoiuwi a .j ii at I oYlock
t*nla**. to reconvene nt V o’clock to-morror
iDominf. »rd tliat a reipy of thi« r.voIiit;«m tm
fore at dcu by tbo clerk IoUm* family ot tho de
ll U. Bussed.
The S(n-te had amended the Gordon
deficiency appropriation bill ao at to
gi\e Athens it,(ks) for repairing buill-
ingv. Yesterday afternoon the liomw
refased Ui concur in this orreodnienL
a or
..1. Hmm tk>a cuncurwdto tU Srsi.m-
il..: ivinorut.- I * to »* umdBMM b» » row oMH to ».
r ..t Urmj.ortu, .uu. ’n.U pr* AtlM ..l.tou.
■ 1 The bcuate bill to iuc^i*otate U.c
ini have loci ralaiL
knights” of agriculture, so to speak, drew
forth hearty applause Ire in tlie senutors. :
DU BIG NON ON THE HRASURK. f
Mr. dtiBignon again took tlie tloor.
He said lie had entered a discussion iu
wiiicii, he must admit, his personal ex-
|«rienco aided Idui tut little. He syin-
IMthUed warmly with the senator from
ti* second (Bradwill) in hi* desire to
preserve thn school fund. But he wished
to su^givit that it would bo bad economy
to foster the educational at the tx\*tuo
of the ngrbrnlturul interest of the state.
If the fir»t was her hope the latter was
her life.
Mr. Hhnnnon favored the reduction in
a brief speeeli. Mr. Brdfiwell, alter a
few preliminary remarks, cd tressed him
self to Sir. Fitzgerald's attack on fsnm re*
n-isociation*. lie acknowledged tliat he
was “but un humble producer,” but lie
knew tlie tenq irof the farmers, hi* wae
iu a position to know, and lie dal not
think he ought to to called a parlor
farmer Uciuso he liappened to ke un
officer of the btate Agricultural Bociety,
which, wliatever tho seuutor might
think, did represent tbe views or the
true farmers.
Mr. Fitzgerald a k d to know whether,
if tlw fees weie at olo-ls d, Othello's cc-
cunetion would be gone. (Laugiiter. |
sir. Brad well replied: “No, sir; this
Othello hue no cccu|>ation connceU-J
with the inspection of fertilizers." Mr.
Bradweli o-mimt.'d hh argument at
length, and Henators Ibilerts, Hail and
others abo took a hand in the debate.
Finally somebody sang out for the pre
vious question und then for the yeas aud
i.uy% Lut before the roll tall could te
completed the hour for adjournment
arrived nnd the Semite dissolved its m*»
.'ion without action either upon the bill
or tho resolution to instruct the lease bill
conference committee, which had just
came iu from the House.
BILLS PAS* E J.
Bill* pass 'd were ns follows:
By Mr. Sjicer of Newton—To author
ize the |K-ople of Oxford to elect a
cordtr.
To amend charter of Germania Loan
and Banking Cou p ny of Atlanta.
Bossed.
r l o authorize’ county commissioners of
Monroe to levy a lax for school pur-
{loses. iWu.
A charter for tlie Catoosa Springs
Company author *ing said company to
met n railroad, an*I um* for tl
TUB COMMUTED
Mr. Calvin, speaker pro tom., appoint-
(1 the following committee: Messrs.
Fricks, Smith of Gwinmtt, West of
Habersham, Twitty of Jackson, and Bell
of Forsyth.
In tl»e Senate, Senator Julian, a school*
mate of Representative H tone, was ex*
cuscd to render the but services to his
friend.
THE D?AD CARRIED HOME.
Tito remains of the deceased legisla
tor were carried to Gnineivillo this
evening on tbe Richmond & Danville.
They were accompanied by the Hcose
committee appointed by Speaker Clay
this morning, by Senator Julian, wlio
w as an old schoolmate of Mr. Boone, nnd
by a number of friends. Ibo funeral
by the authorities.
the i .’allegro's german.
Hie third german of the season by the
L’Allegro Club was given to-night at the
Vernon Home. Tlio german was led
by 31r. Charles Shorter and was at
tended by about thirty couples. As
usual, with tho entertainments given by
the L'AUegro Chib, a p!ea>nr.t s-.c'ul
time won had by all who utlcndcd.
<;roi«c; i jTviir.su ytbuians,
Pmeedlazaof the An mini Kyuod In
Ne*u.toiiat Vrlflln.
Griffin, Nor. 8. — [Special.]—The
synod of the Presbyterian chinch met
an a missionary board last night to heats
addresses from Dr. .Strickier of Atlanta
and the Rer. Mr., Gair.e3 of Decatur on
the subject of “Home Jliseions.”
Both addresses were strong ond earn
est, and were delivered with z al and
eloquence.
Several members gave five mlnuto
talk*. ,
There was an immense congregation
pre-rent, nn.I the proceedings were en-
, oved by every one.
While some of the speakers thought
erv littio had boon done, vet it was
plain to an outsider that this earnest
hotly of Chrirtiau pieottlu hid by no
niCiVw beer. •*'!«.•. ?•••* iriwaluiiuiy uim*
ing will no doubt be looked hack to os
tho priino work of the synod of 1880.
That great good will conio from it is al
ready an assured conclusion. More men
will be put t» work, and inoro missions
will be established.
Thl* ir.oming tbe Rev. J. IL Jones of
Cedartown preached an admirable ser
mon, to the delight of the synod.
SHOT Tlxo m.N nnn.
nprorokril Crliun of Prnnlt Xlarrlk
at n Necro (.atbrrlnz.
Chentrrtown, Md., Nov. 8.—Frank
Harris deliberately shot and killed A. U
Trusty and Edwin Brown about 11 o'clock
last night. Tlie parties were negroes,
and the affray happened at a negio en
tertainment. Harris, who is a steam
boat bond, was talking with some other
negroes, when a boy came out with a
small pistol which was to bo used in the
performance going on. Harris said to
the boy:
Why don’t you take one that will
make sotno noise?”
Ho then pulled a big pistol and fired
into the crowd, killing the two negroo*
named above. They lived long enough
to say that Harris had murdi red them,
buthaduot life enough to g.Y* any
reason. Tho spectators were locoed up
By Mr. Hardeman of Bibb-To require
enlbtr.ient of voiunti • * troops ter twelve !£? ,u «** ^H^ht-of-way of
mcntlu. Parsed.
By Sir. Tburman of Walker—To clmr-
ter the Bank of lafayettc. pawed.
By 3ir. Turner of Coffee—To extend
the time for ruttiag tariM.utino boxes in
LNFAIlt 11.411,WAY itATCS.
< **r« »!• r..r«* (he Inirrslatr Commerce
Commission Are Foslpourd.
Washington, Not. 8.—In the case of
Goode & SUnomls rt, tlie Piedmont Air
I ,itu- Gmipany, in which discrimination
in the pnyn.enU of rebates on conimuta*
turn tickets i« charged, the intendate
o* rnmis-l n haa granted leave to the
complainant to amend liis petition by
subalitming tho RichuiouJ and Danville
Railroad Con i piny butt ad of tlie Pied*
moot Air Liue as defendant.
As the complaint bus been amended
a- corelingly tlie hearing of the case ha*
i *-»'ti portioned to allow the defendant
time to answer.
In the cave of the Holly Springs Cot
ton Pre** and Manufacturing Company
vs. the Kama* City, Memphis and Bir
mingham Railroad Company, telutin,; to
rates on cotton an amended complaint
was to-ilsy tiled, and tlie hearing of the
rase, prey tom ly set for hearing «m Nov.
14, bv* been ixifilfioncd to allow t’.io de-
tenuants tbou*ual time for answering.
tiik connoN KcunoLs.
bis county. P.omml
By Mr. Kendrick of Terrell—A stock
Uw for tart of his itiuntv. Ba.-vw**!.
Also a bffi to incorj-oratc the Florida,
Dawhoti and Northern Railroad Cbm*
pony. Pa*u>0.
By Mr. Burner of Monroe—To amend
the act regulating the freight and pas
senger traffic.
At 12 o'clock so few bills re
mained upon the secretary's tbs's that,
for the first time suite the new rule was
adopted, Um .Senate adjourned without
waiting for 1 o'clock.
Artrrnoon Session,
There were so few bills remaining on
the secretary's desk when the Senate
convened this sfte.noun, and the Lody
has been traveling at such a lively rale
for the past few days, that it was pre
mised everything except the lease bill
would be disposed of before adjourn
ment.
But, after paining a few minor meat-
HERC3AND HERDSMEN PERISH IN A
WESTERN BUZZARD.
Tliotittnd* of Cattle and KanyCow-
boys ltiirlcil Drop In Snow—Trains
Snowbound and tlie Passengers
aro anfl'crlog lor Food.
DAYTtwJ N. lb, Nov. a—Unless the
mow rterni which ha* been raging for
eight UaTsj comes to an end soon, next
summer will show tho country covered
with thedfad b dies of anit: also* thickly
as wss tlie old Hants Fe trail in the W».
Tho depth of the snow j s now not les*
tlian 26 inches on the level and in many
plac * it has drifted 7 feet high. When
tlio torn) struck this section seven largo
here i of cuttle, numbering from 400 to
2,00 '. were being held near this place
awr ting shipment to Eastern markets.
The rail of a week ago was folio* ed
r i hi raday morning by blizzards of snow
and shot, which sent the herds in a
tou iiOily direction.
SWEPT ON BY TIIE DRIVING SNOW.
I vain did the already half frozen
cm l»oy.* try to chock tho march of tho
her !s, but on they went through
the increasing storm unlit ti ding
it utterly impossible to hold tlio
cat lo tho cowboys rode a6id©
am let them pass, and when
ne; i iy dead roie their exhausted homes
int * canyons or partially sheltered places,
wl -re they paired many hours of
un ry without food or lire. Two cow-
l.o .* drifted into a canvon where they
foi id a cellar tree with a rat’s nest in it.
Th y managed to light a tiro with this.
l)i ing the second n ght one of their
ho :«'S died from the cold, and having
no ling to ext, they cut pieces of ficvli
fn n the dead animal, which they
wa userl aud ate without **lt. After being
t*n e over sixty hours they startedout,
am after in;my hardships from their
o - cned condition, managed to reach
rands thirty miles axvav, where tlioy
cared for.
MANY COWBOYS fro?MY.
ve cowboys arc known to bo frozen
• ath. Two Mexican shepherds have
l<-ek found frozun to death. Two nten
coming in thb morning rejiort drifts in
sons* places seven and eight feet high
Baby One Solid Rash'
U-ly. painful, blotched, malidotu. s'
“U'l « remedies faied. Tr>d
L-Uumra. LfTect, marvdoui C5
Cured By Cuticura.
"v::•.
niptdtly, until ttolo.CT rt iOT u i r , n,,i r 'ff
Sffl&tJSr •» ^sV*iJusig
uaiirio^wT'&P'i-
SgffiUUUSfr *?S
frltow-a per* n >« white moS
be h*4 never alUuk.-ih in
your valuahU rAuedim MT ed hU
Boy Covered With Scab.
all over Lto body m buaII re»t* Uoiriyi^Ed^
dry, whit® oo
wore© than ever, betor covrml witli
the tep of hi* hi nd to hto fret, aS tomWuS
tk*f did all i could with. Uunv thora^Jnwi??^
tbe hun or rapidly
»^h. in gSd. OEojurt: ^ ^ ^XAvi^T t4 “ ,
Nojth Andover, Mik
CtHicurx Ivcsolvcnt,
Tho new BWkxI iMriflre and purest sndhew^
humor r-tiledk-s, intern*liy, »»d Caticur* th.
pArvots, ruiavaibar ibis: Cure* in
permanent.
mSPnZ&'n* ITJce, Cntieura, 8ftr.; p«| ft
wc., l.'^ohrnt. Si. ITepwred by Um Poure
*^*1 Cor > ,r *« ion * Breton, m25t
in Much there aro hundred* of dciid
Ktoffc, many with their horns and head*
abot u the snow. In one drift thirteen
wen* counted, and in another ten. Some
of t|ics® were alive but unable to move
from their frigid positioca.
H rds of sheep are completely wiped
out of existence, and the range for thirty
mik-* from town is con red with dead
canapes. It is estimated that 20,0c0
she*i> have perished, in this part of tho
territonr. The hay supply is nearly ex-
hacst*-d. and to-dny $100 per ton was
offt red by tlie stockmen.
TBrt.tS ENOWBOUND, PASSENGERS HUN*
ORY.
At Texlino, ten miles below Clayton,
two passenger trains have been snow*
bound fora week. Provisions are run
ning out, and the passengers aro com-
t riled to venture out in the storm and
ill cattle, the quarters of which are
taken int a the cars and roasted Un fuuu.
It i* thought a snow plow will reach tho
imprisoned traini to-morrow and release
them, and that the road will bo opened
in a day or two.
Tho storm is by far tho worst over
known in New Mexico, and tho exact
loos of life and projierty (armot at pres
ent be estimated.
reWfiemMiralxU*-. aharp and *hootimr pain.
JSSHkSS? m>a '‘ u ’ b)r ‘to®*^
KROW THYSELF,*
raw aoiKivou oi* iitrat
4 Sclvatifie wxl tstaadud Popotor M«&al IrMtiuo*
lX« Error*of Y«*«th, PrvaMtarvDccaM.Nrrvrea
sad Phyrtcsl ItoUUty, lmporMrest Um BlooS,
aa wilnesit-a.
D1MTII OP UKRCIIANT MIMS,
Savannah, Nov, 0.—{Sj^clal.]—Abra-
ham Miins, one of Savaimab’s leading
business men, died suddenly in New
York to-day.
Mr. Minis was a descendant of a family
which >landed in Savannah in 1773, four
days after Savannah was laid off as a
city by Oglethorpe.
The deceased had been a leading mer
chant of Savaunah for half a century.
Mr. Alexander Detained b) l.ln**>«.
BainhuIlge, Nov. 8.—[Special.]—Rev.
\Y. McF. Alexander is detained by the
illnena of a member in hi* charge, and
cannot attend the semi-annual meeting
of tbe Savannah Presbytery at Uazlc-
hurst to-morrew.
t haul: has a “niove>» on.
ii. Dun ,V Col lie port a Cheer
Omtsxallos. KacrvsttM sod OBflwlr-t ths Wtlo
tor Work, Bmlnrea, Uo Married or Sotosl lUUuoru
Avoid esekllfsl pretendres* 1’om-m ihi* rts
rk. Il soaUin* i>» uorw, rrr»! Ivo. BresUtol
Jhsf. on.bo-.-l, foiiSS IWoolylLrsby
wall,port-psli. cosrestodtapblawnrpr. IRjto
rsUvo Prof port c« Fro#. If job .pp’.y now. Um
llflInf*!*bed antbor. Win. If. Pjfk-r. M. D-. r*.
ivnlthoCOLO AND JEWELLED MEDAL
th# Nntionat MoBicnl a-Bocistt-sn,
.. „>e PRIZE ES'!AY on NERVOUS and
HYSICALOERILITY. Dr.FOrktrMdoeorM
mar Us rou«iltr.l. ec b£.
- v . lv. by tn- I or In at !>"• »t
III. IT 4l*.0|>\ MPlIlMf. IWITI TK.
nradwelPsNlx NIoulha* Rill Geea Un
der In the llonae.
Atlanta. Nov. 5w—[Special}—Tbe bill
j mi.iiH oi u»«; ri.,ni-oi*way OI! .. ,, , „ . . ... ^
■■ Wnlera and AtlaMic r..llri«J. tr “ **t,Dd tho tena
VstKiltuonMuJcd, tk. couin.on KhooU to »u month.,
Sir. Uu.»of Hancock—Toprurldo waaUkcu upbjr tlio Iloum tills morn-
o 9j.u iu ot nublic tchooU for (ho town I |, 1B .
1 . . Umirarnwtly drislcd. Mr.Hum-
c ham,coned .ho
cotton in Hancock county. Faxed.
Slawin Don n* (Greenville nt Last. |
aiuma, Kuv. Ur-[S|N*nai.j—'ih*s I
Mati-n delegation in the Uotue had
another hard tight this afternoon for
tho Macon and Birmingham railroad 1
bill, abutting out Greenville. It wa*
victorious. Mr. Paltcreou succeeded in
getting the hill uo at an auipicious time,
und ho and Mr. Hardeman made strong
ope>*chen for it. Mr. HUI, of Meriwether,
who ted the opposition, made a deter
mined fight, but Bibb downed Meri
wether earlier in the day. Mr. Hill
happened to be in t!ie chair and a feint
waa made to take it dp. greatly to hi*
dhroratitare and the amusement of the
House.
D-rutur Miprrlor Cenrt.
RaINBBUmie, Nor. 8.—[Special. 1—The
fall term of the sui crior court, Hon. B.
B. Rowt-r presiding, will meet next
Monday. Nino coses of felony
jail •waiting trial.
hill, but it fulled to get a constitutional
iuv #y>» #>«re ud uou ua>» 04.
NI1LLKDUKYILLIi rOLITICS.,
Iilzctia Pol Out a Tlrkri for mayor
■ad Atdrrmrn.
Milixim ,lvfli.e, Nor. 8.—[SpeciaL]—
A Urge citir.eni,' meeting gathered last
night a', the city hall for tlu? purpoie of
agreeing on a ticket for mayor and alder-
men.
Tlie utmost harmonv prevailed and tbe
tneetiag rc ulu*l in the oelection unani
mously of the following ticket :*
Mayor—F. J. Cline.
Alaartnec—R. W. RoIkHi, W. T.
Conn, T. H. HcComb, G. T. Weiderman,
J. Caraker, A. Joseph.
The ticket, without exception, is made
op of MiUedgeville’s beet men.
Tlie election coroes off tiie first We lncs-
day in next month.
Thai civ. vrown >ld. hnn famed to p
Tl it mirth baa tun 11 tu woe
WImmo .lawn aad wh*,ie tin and end
Hav« known what * e ha*.* known.
It m-iy h.* whon w# tiavoreed hla (ac«
It m not wr it a- ••
Tor l:f« wrru wer ir to
But that flnt b>*«* haa iw.i that grew
W tiero otteva caunot grow.
TWo ere no i’aya like ol I f’ayt,
A it* l» r on/ hi.
lK*a>- litait! IX lit/w « r nrj, > ttxiiu |«na
Through patl)*.uf rhn t?K>>t> loora,
oryonthttL-cniltoimus
ic'o teU wjUie tou tiwrn!
Ok! one*, old frim L <4*1 t-we, old day*;
ot-lt.inia.yrt r'*vt*r..ld;
A stream ttui's .lark rill *un*kUM ptuys
And cUadkm U lo fold:
ThrMua ah win.litu *inory‘a river oe,
'Mkt iMiRk* ot w.re nurrt.
a the i«4ksoC loDr-agoae
The hfsrtaa tlrtne ot B‘#rmiade
Kust U» u«vw«i In ao ordinary degree I.
IhoM wbu tear tb; et r:. t>ui nukouS
cm-.j AiL Wo Lave never to-ard ot auebaa la-
(UvlattaL Bit why #>*, rr* tb# tftt U;*z tnsrtyr-
dom buries, extiogntob tbo jrenn *d it* are
rlouo malady wbb lU*trtlrr r » Nmoach bit Ur*,
'ft fftssra
well rrtAUtobrd sod amply attot#d, dunar tb#
toot Uurtyd.v« jrer* over rnSretaal Sioa*
ti-n**. It rxiiurcau-t from tbo btoid those acrid
‘ i w Wcti hr»rt the uitoi and imtoiiraiatu>a
.4 thto rooiilda*. wbkb. tt ahould
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New Yokic. Nov. a—Ik O. Dun &
Co.*s weekly review of trade *ay«:
llio t u inoutlook continues to im
prove. All the news this week is favor
able. Eveu the decision adverse to tho
sugar trust and the exposure and pro-
Lopcfui signs. The monetary titi a ion
has decidedly im|>roved here and abroad,
and while tlio Bank of England rate i*
►till held at 5 per oent money is quoted
in the open market at 2[ per cent. Sur-
E lus toreign capital seeks investment
ere, but in various industrial work*
rather than in railroads, and the quick
u tooripUon in England of $8,000,t0)pur-
chose money of inilla. water-power and
elevators in Minnesota shows that there
is no laakof funds available for enter
prises considered safe.
SPECULATIONS IN WHEAT.
Speculation in wheat was temporarly
stimulated by an unoflUid publication
by Mr. Dodge, the government statist!
cinn, putting the probable yield at 485,*
000.00J bushel*.
Curn is 1 stronger and oats }, but pork
is 50 cents and lard } a cent lower. Oil
haa advanced 4 cents witli moderate
trading and coffee is unchanged. The
merely nominal price of raw sugar has
been tnade actual, tbe trust having en
tered the market a* a buyer at 4] cents
for mutcomdo and for 10 degrees cen
trifugals, but refined shows a decline
o(4.
COTTON AND WOOL.
It can only be reckoned a sign of im
provement that w ool has y ltd-led about 1
cent per pound since tlie concession has
induced considerable buying. The man
ufacturers hold that no advance is possi
ble lu heavy woolen*, and have bought
little except at reduc d prices. Cotton is
more active nnd lower, with sale* for the
week of fiti0.tOO bales, tlie export* for tlio
week falling below lost years by t&.OOO
bales, whde the receipts show an increase
of 30.0J0.
Tiie iron and steel business Is remarks
Llj strong, and proJucers in convention
t.uvo advanced the price, but there is
much evidence of a dcrtio to inflate
a uouiiuus und create a boom. Fliila-
clplda w quoting pig at jl'J w hile the
Thomas Company continues to sell at
$18 and steel rails nt $3.1 at the mill,
while $31.50 is quoted here. Recent
acti a! boIca are said to luro netted $^0.50
at au Eastqra null.
INTERIOR RETURNS,
The return* from ell interior points
ere decidedly encouraging, allowing an
excellent trade in progress, fair collec
tions nhd an ample rupply of monsy.
The exceptions are.- that niomy U»t[p
at 7 per cent, at Chicago and a lit!
closer at Cleveland, but easier al Phila
delphia. Tiie partial failure ol
t li o cotton crop In Northern
*VUm« nml tlmrranrt* nf a tr»tu»r»!
shrinkage of 27 per cent, in tlie Memphis
regiou account tor some local shrinkage
iu trade. At Fittoburg the iron works
are all i u*y, and window gloa* luu ad
vanced 5 per cent
The burtueas failures during the last
wet-k number, for the United 228,
Canada LO-ztoial, 267; against 2$1 lost
week.
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