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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
Galveston.

Galveston.
GALVESTON, May 13.-Spot closed
quiet; gross receipts, 90 bales; sales, q
bales; exports, none; stock, $3.50
bales.
Ordinary Sc; good ordinary loo; low
middling l0lc; middling l0lc; good
middling 103c; middlipg fair lie.
Futures opened quiet, became dull,
then barely steady, closing dull at 2
to 6 points lower. Sales, 900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
Furniture.

EuYnituFg-H aAdgLce.ua, limitation weLE
zach, "a 1904 80 All walnut, "a bctlo 10: Chair
wood egat, p dos, ~ 1907 0ks c0no ana ratlnS
seat, q G0eo9 %, ohDe seat, dining, ~ 0D9ll 70
Childa aud rocEerE, - 00Di1 90, largo roeking
$50. MArTorn, arch toyh. y dos " Dlfblz Y
TRbles, round, s2D0GSb9; Mi leaf, q b01D X
lAfeA, oaCn, 81 l6lD7OO, Bursaug, - bf3z0 -
whsh stands. 81 z5e5 % bad epKtnEn - 80 %
BaDy Carriages, IS 5OGDb
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
New York.

NEW YORK. Nav l3.-Spot closed
steady; sales, 1853 bales.
Ordinary 1880; good ordinary
10 l-16c; low mlddling l03c; middling
IL l-16c; good middling lllc; middljng
fair IL 1876.
Futures closed quiet but steady,
generally points lower; May points
higher. Sales, 45, 800 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, May 13.-Spot closed
dull and dragging.
Ordinary SD; good ordinary SD; low
middling SID; middling uplands sgd;
middling Orleans Is 16d.
Total sales 1000 bales; American
$500.
Imports 5000; American 500.
Futures closed quiet but steady, !
,on,nt hfubar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14

BAG IfsOn, % Dg.--nurU6y, o., so. N !
ale3t iTen, tsZe.: No n o shssL Iron. sgzs,
guaranteed sheet iron, eBeI<a., no. v lsods
0i60; lfxD aud l0xil pal. do. q 1908 s.
Enner's wire. 20 yer cent. on: tinnef'n stooE
forty per cont on; cook ntoFss 18th ware
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
nrns, nna nfodlcines.

Bark, Cinnamon per n IL Peruvian, nos e.
Bcrax. iao. Bl-carbonats OF soda. EngiiHf
70. CopperaE, Etsf. Clnoninedia. per oa Is
ga. CASTLE soap, per y 1915. Cream tartAl
q. r., per ~ d1iei5. Chalk, lump, per ID afBs
Caiosnsl, r. a W., 76ee2; English, per ID, bot
he included, e5lti %. Chloral Hydrnte, per ID
81 b1el 70. ChlOrofortE, per 10 bottle i1clud.
I'd, "A %. Oomporiticn powder, per 10 d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14

nox. May 10, 1850 p. M.-Con-
M quoted at 80 ZIG for both
n and account.
|Sks sre steady.
are now quoted at
= TUE NEW YORK BOARD.
yoRK. May 13.-Government
raceiyed some attention. Sales
H. cent. registered were made at
~ al / O3l, and the AS coupon
,eistered at / 2l5 The quota
: .Sow a decline of 1 per cent. for
4 md an advance Of for the SIS
|.sor the currency 6's of '95.
bonds were very quiet at a de-
IA 10 2 per cent in Michigan
fi.ouri SIS and North Carolina
and on advance of 1 per cent.
n Island 6's.
srosd bonds were quiet and act
IA prices generally were some
higher.
siock market was irregular,
|stely active and at times fever.
m Lackawanna as the leading
d The street was well supplied
kumors, including a statement
M West, that the Nickel-Plate
making q sixteen cent rate on
Mons from Chicago to New York,
a gold shipments to Europe had
N begun, and that trouble had
broken out between Chicago and
Mississippi river points. The
|fut stocks that make up the
n list were so errstic
i description Of the market can
! be given without taking up the
&iatim.
4 sales for the day were 251,S71
4 Of which Lackawanna alone
Jbuted 81 900. The sales of four
stocks, New York Central,
bwestern, Union Pacific and st.
added IS 900 shares to to-day's
Mss, leaving only about $1,000
4 to be divided among the other
t1usded in.
stated that the movement to
b the floating debt of the Union
b is now under way and will
bly be carried out before July l.
Slso stated that the company's
bgs are between 6 and Z per cent.
Dnum on its stock,
report from London that the
b & California railroad is to be
lidated with the Central Pacific
b Is confirmed here to-day. The
cement is virtually a purchase
De former of the stock of the
'on terms not yet made known
perhaps not definitely agreed
New bonds of the Central Pa.
Ire to be issued in lien OF tine pres
efaulted Oregon bonds. This adj
|he Central Pacific into Oregon,
besides putting it on an equal
Il with the other lines as to Ore
hd Puget Sound, it completes a
North and South line from the
p Columbia frontier to the Gulf
kico.
|hsactions, 252, shares.
MONEY.
y YORK, May IL Money On
easy at / per cent prime
intile paper S4 00@5 90; foreign
'nge quiet at S4 S6t for sixty days
Ssh for short sight.
fsNMENTs AND RAILWAY BONDS.
y YORK, May 13.-fhe follow
'ere the official closing quota
etthe New York Stock exchange
Fternoon, as compared with those
Eterday:
EXCHANGE.
n ORLEANS, La, May l3,-Sight
klpe So 00 nor II000 nranniIInn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
Grain ssd ssedaeuas

oain, Sses7 la. hartley, s0G5Oc rye, AZ 1860.
corn, ESQ 100: hay, ionas lfoxn ths wa on,
SO 00eil2 W per ton bslo hay, 81 Do@N co.
brEn, SO. psx 700; ehopa, v O1l 70 par
l0l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
st. Louis.
PRODuNE.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 13.-Flour-
Firm but unchanged.
Wheat-Opened to &c lower under
depressing advices from other markets,
but an urgent demand and bad crop
reports worked reaction and prices
went up buoyantly and closed to &c
above yesterday; No. 2 red cash ST. OF
al 074; June 81 O7@l 078, closing
ST 07s; July 81 083@1 0Sl, closing 81 0S;
August 81 07a@1 09s, closing 81 0SE.
Corn-Dull but to 4c better; No.
mixed, cash 47s@47lc; May 47(947lc;
June 47c; July 47@47bc; for the year
42s@423c.
Oats-Firm but dull; cash 36i@S7c
bid; June 35sc; year 26c.
Rice-Higher; Tic bid cash.
IIard-Quiet at So 421G93 Az.
Hay-Firm prairie $l1 so @l3 90;
timothy $l4 0O@16 90
Bran-Quiet; 62c at mill.
Corn Meal-Higher; 50 S0@2 So.
Wool - Firm and active; tub
washed 22@2Sc; unwashed l0@2Olc /;
Texas spring clip l0@184c.
Whisky-Steady at 81 IA.
PROVISIONS.
Lower and slow.
Pork-Job lots $ll 97l.
Lard-S6 65@6 20.
Bulk Meats-Long clear IS 65; short
rib SIS 70; short clear s. 95.
Bacon-Long clear Sc 1906 25; short
rib So 80; short clear So 371@6 so.
Hams-SS 50@ll so
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts 24O0; shipments 1900;
light to fair steers of $50 To HOO pounds
specially wanted at $4 65@5 90; good
fat steers of 1900 to 400 pounds l5@
5 so; good butchers steers 81 COCA 80;
cows and heifers So 25@4 %; corn.fed
Texans of 1000 pounds "a COCA IS;
stockers and feeders So 1906 90.
Hogs-Receipts $500; shipments 1900;
dull and lower;I porkers 81 80@4 80;
packers So 1904 25; butchers "a 800
4 40.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; shipments 200;
good local demand but not much ship.
ping inquiry; fair to choice clipped
sheep SIS 25@4 90; common stuff 81 %
9275.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
The Live stock TnS;cator ro,

Ine live Stock Indicator reports.
Cattle Receipts 2l00; firmer; loo
higher; exporters S. 25(45 40; good to
choice shipping "a 90@5 10; common
to medium $4 1904 so; feeders 81 OO9
A 80; cows So SOFAS SIS.
Hogs Receipts 300; weaker and
10 to l5c lower, So S5@4 05.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; steady; fair TO
good muttons So OO@8 rs; common to
medium 81 00@2 as,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
Kansas City.


KANSAS Cry, Mo-, May 10. Wheat
Steady; cash S3@SSlc; June s43@
Soc; July SeSc.
Corn-Steady; cash 4l1941sc; June
AZ @42sc; July 4Ssc bid, 44lo asked.
Oats-Higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
heavy; spot 81 o5; May 81 Os; June
" 1907 IL; July,$7 1907 20.

~ lV9F ~ July,$T 1907 20.
LIVE STOCK.
beeves-Receipts, 1862 carloads, act
I'VE and firm, and an early clearance
was ats : 1905 40 for steers.
Sheep--Receipts 5000; steady for
sheep and tirmer for lambs with quiet
market at 81 0094 % for clipped sheep;
% ZOOS % for uushorn 40 S. 5Oa6 IS
toTclipped yearlings and S. 00@8 IS for
spring lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
ChicSRos
PRODUCE.


CHICAGO, ILL, May 13.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-0peued &c lower, declined lc,
ana then rapidly advanced on reported
bad crop news; advanced l to 14c
above inside figures, then receded Lei
fiuctuated and closed 10 higher than
yesterday; May SSs@S9sc, closed S9sc;
June S9s@9lc, closed 90sc; July 9l3@
oslo, closed 922c.
Uorn-Fairly active and opened to
1c over; rallied 4 to DC. and closeu }c
over yesterday; each 47bc; May AGO
47Ic, closed aye; June AT @4Sac, closed
47sc; July 474@4Ssc, closed 4Sc.
PROVISIONS.
Pork-Quiet; 8 to Toe lower, ralli'd
from 10 to l2lc and closed steady; cash
ST. O0@1l 10; June $40 97t@l1 10,
closed at 81 02l@11 05; July $ll 05@
IL ia. clos d at $ll 021@ll Is,
Lard-Quiet; cash So 60@6 S29; June
So S096 S79, closed So s596 S74; July
So S73(9605, closed Sc 924@695.
Boxed Meats-Dull; dry sailed
shoulders S4 35@4 40; short RIBS IS GOO
s IS; short clear sides SO 1906 Is.
Afternoon Board Wheat firm; June
advanced lc.
Pork-24c higher.
Lard-2lc lower.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts $500; brisk, strong
desirable grades Toe higher; shipping
81 7505 so; butchers 81 60@4 40;
stockers 15c lower, SO 1904 45; feeders
"a SOFAS So; Texans So 1904 80.
Hogs-Receipt 10000; slow, 3 to l0e
lnuoT, 81 05(1l5 40
Receipts 400; slow but
steady; shorn, common TO choice, " 20
@3 90; wooled So 1904 TO- Texans " %
New HorK.
PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, May Is -Flour--Win-
ter grades scarce and held hrmi
spring stock dull.
Wheat Spot lots, dull; options
opened weak, but later they reacted,
closing firm; No. 2 red 81 "a ele-
vator; 81 o. shoat; 81 094, free
on board; No. 2 red May 81 02iC9l 03s,
closing 81 03s; June 81 02b(9l "a, clos
ing 81 0SE; July 81 0ig@l O5!, closing
81 05..
Corn-spot, quiet; options opened
lower, but later they rallied, closing
firm; NO. oola)oo4c eietenti o'i9
SAG afioat; No. 2 May 54s@55sc, cloS-
ing 55zc; June 544@55sc, closing 55ic;
July 55955fc, closing 5o4c.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Coffee-Spot fair; Rio quiet and
steady, Ste; options moderately actiyei
No. Rio spot So go; May ~ 1O(go ~
June So rs; July 50 So August 70 500
suear-Extra A 5s@5lc; white extra
@ 5sC95Ic; off.A 5b@5s.
Enthusiastically; SOC test.
Rice--Firm.
Turpentine-Drll
Pork--Dull; spot $l22o.
Beef-Dnll.
INTELLECTUALLY active, closing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
COTTON MARKETS.

Receipts at All United states Port..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14
ON CHANGE.
!, MARKET Was Irregular but
Issrssely Active Yesterday
Cotton Unchanged.
lain Markets Opened Weak, but
me Report of Bad Crops q
E,rouser Feeling Prevailed.
FINANCIAL.

az THE LONDON BOARD.
/. mon, May 10, 1850 p. M,-Con-
T. quoted at SO 7.16 for both
and account.
Ks sre steady,
\, -Consols are now quoted at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-14

poprs IThIs THIS This Last
day, week. season season.
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Mtnetnotem ser monfe sRaa,,tres.

SbamOtin, Yenni., II. September.
-9o8 WolIie Ra9uiretbum tritt neueroiros
in ben obereu uno untereu 9iftrifteu pSn
2uSerne=@ountg tuie0er fart in ben Sor6crz
gruno. gteue MtOrotbateu iino tiir;li6 in
Oen n6rbltden SoblenfelSern beriibt iUor6en,
piele Soblengruben purOen auge;iinOet un6
Die Soblens unb @iien=P Poli3ei Yaeint madtz
los, bem llnmeien 81 iteue1n. yRou0I6ein=
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Srgantl lattonen Der SoblengrGber unO @rue
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tanut, oaB itt Die yWOuie Maguires s8rii6ers
i9aft" iett lettem April in aler Stiae neu
or9aniiirt bat, uuo man fiir6tet, baf es nod,
Dor gfonember gu eiuem Insbru6 tommert
tuiro. GebeimpoliSifen iparten auf bic Qns
tunft beS Gnardiiten @orIud aus @bicaqo,
melfer an9eblid nit Der Ibiid)t umqebt, Die
@rhbenarbetter 81 einem Iuirubr duf;ufa.
feln. Siele 0iitglie6er Der Claw aud
Order Society" baben neHerSiuas uieber
bic betannten, nit Sil6ern BON Sdraeu,
&Gbteni6dbeln uno gefreu;ten anodeu 0ers
ieheuen Qrtonhnteu MQrnu1oeft erhnItpn
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9lrbeft tfno 9nhtf.

gf ~ > a pen, Conn.,, II. Sept. = QiC
Sat Sauen g8ire 0liu," @igentbum Dor
=. Q. gSbeeler & Co., peldJe anlaBltd) 6e{
glusitanbeS Der 9lngeitellten ldnsere i3eit qe.
id)Ioiien mar, 1T mieoer nit 25 Arbeitern
ipelde ans g8Orceiter, Maii., beriiber9eboG
paren, in Setrieb geieBt noroen. 9ll8 oieit
2eute in Die 6abrit gin9en, ma6te it6 be.
tr6htlid)e Nniregung inter ben Strifern gel.
tenb, bod fam es Su feinen Aus6rettungen.
Die 6abrif, menH i'll nolen 8etrieb, be.
idGiti9t 125 Arbeiter.
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gpdlen paiiTrte Der Stabtratb einen SeidluB,
bcm sufol9e elm @onlite eruanut mur0e, mel
Dies 0eriu1en ioute, Die ;tpii6en ben $500
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men, maro fein lleberetntommen er;ielt. Die
4usifdnbi9en ertldrten, fie piinidten Die
nGmliden 20bne, tuie ite aIlgeniein i'm 9anbe
be;ablt miirSen. Sr. @biiolm peigerte fit,
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Gufgeben Der 9obuermdBigRug bon 10 8roz
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Jung Der 5ra9e aud nm tetuen 9eut ndber
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70, tpte Dor stuei Mpnaten.
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Gdinoe eln1iiblen puroe Der Setrieb einae=
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einem Sent perlangten, nnb ibre 8rbeit nie=
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8. q. Beters er0fnete ben 8etrieb in elmer
Nliible nit importIrten Arbeitern unS tuies
bic friiberen Grbeiter aus ieiuen Senement-
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lluruben befiirdtet.
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ylem DOrt, II. September. - gaut
SeridteH Der tGufmaHuiideu Qgentur u. q.
2Hn & Comp. eret9neten fd rudbreuO Der
perilofeuen ieben Gage in GauaOa UHo ben
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oer UcruOrletteu 2Sohe.
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9&Obnung gu lluiou=6iQ, N.zS., gei4Oiien
muIoe o6er ija ieIbit ifoB, ift nod am gebeu
uno bat eiHige &u8fnt auf 9eHeluna. gr
lou ietuen 6reunOen segeuuber etugellauoen
baben, ooB er fd) iel6t Die SauBmunoen
beibrad)te.
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barmoH i'm lebteu Aprtl tooteten, Der gfe9er
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unO ber &eraner 6olaHo, melfer oEOm"
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iduIoi9."
- 2er beute bier anQefommeHc oeutlde
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September ben Don gien, 9ort mad AUan=
moutb beitimmten britij1eH Gampfer ySgz
rlan" nit 5erbrOdener @taidiue uuO inter
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8a8 @ebeimniB Der @eiuno6eit beitebt
barin, oa8 Spitem frGitig uno euergii4 gu
erbalteu Uno Strantbeiteu gang aus ibu III
uertreiben. 8urd BEN @ebraud BON Or.
&bnlmers 6elltiuttur laBt fi9 Oa8 gan;a Sp.
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man 6teien artitel belOmmt, In0 nebme lei.
men uHoeren. Breis 81 bic 6laide. Bei
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SimIa, II. September. - IN Der in'
oiid)zaf9b bantiden @ren5e beIrihen in 6olge
bon &onflitten 5piiden @iuge geborenensS sStdms
men be6eutlid)e llurubeu. - Su RBiore
uno Geccan uerbeu gorbereitunqeug getrofien,
nm bic in 6Olge Der 9lrre befir4tete 6un=
aersnoth absumehren.
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@cittc @,,aSe fiir MteI.

g8innipeg, Wan., II. September. -
Die gtidtigfeitsbei6peroe ge9en oaS iiber
BEN Sniurgentenfiibrer QouiS Riel oerbInQte
9oOeSurtbeil purSe geitern bon benz @ppel,
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gen ben appellant. 8e5iiglif Ser geItenb
gemahten geiitigen lln5ure6nun98fibigtett
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9anblun9Swetie 5pGr 5eitlpeile ubionoerli9,
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bic Sragtpeite berielben 3u ernsfeu, ais er
bic u6alfbreabs" Sur 60rbtruug ieiuer ei9es
nen peri0nliden 3meds benutte. Die 9nz
ii6t, bab 9iiel am IS. 3. SO. gebGngt uerz
ben tuirb, gepinnt INNER ulebr 8ooen. =
Steben ais 9iebellen perbaitete 8erionen,
Qouis @OIet, @barles 8renner, Sames
8renner, g8iGiam Sranf, 6enrp Saper,
Saptiite SaDer unS ug8bite 8lantet" muroen
euf freien 6uB geiebt, oa Der arouanwalt
erflGrte, er babe teine geniigenoen Semeiie,
nm aegen ite borgeben SlI t0nnen.
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Soronto, Gan, II. Sept - Mabor
gfanuin9 0ementirt i'll amtIider 6orm uno
iehr eniifieoen oa8 @erii6t, weLde8 bebdugs
tet, bGB in bieiiger Staot gegenmirtig Ole
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banblung befn0et.
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eeu amtliden &eri6teu bet @eiuu6beit5be
b5roen muroeu Dorgeferu 81 ueue Glattern.
tdne gemelOet. Ser 9rantbeit erlageu Il
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fb CO Batieuten, Don oeHen 55 auf Der 8eiz
leruug fino. Su biefaer StaSt fameu in
eirem Sauie 13 @rtrantungeu Dor.
Srob N.z0., Il. Sept. - 3mei 8lat.
terntrante DurOen beute auf benz bi.fqen
8abnbofe aufgeiunoeu uuO in8 ,Soipital gez
idliat. Die @ntbedun8 oeruria4te groBe
&uireguno.
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8erltH II. September -&aiier 2StIz
heln belt beute in SarlSrube cine &euiie
tiber 1900 DtunH Sruppen. Gr TtanO wdb=
reno Der 9teoie aufre9t in elmer 6utiae.
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Gin hputihpr eIohr+or -,

Gin oeutifer 9eIebrter meiif
in Der p90ln. 3eitnng" mad, oaB feline Der
8alaoSz unb 8arolinen- Snleln IenQls BON
Den Spantern in Seft genOnmeu noroen
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3isco @ceuo an9efiibrt, Der ais ia9perltGnoi=
ger Ibgeoroneter Spanien's bei Der Gouaoz
Gouieren5 in Berlin anneieno mar. Selue
Sarte Der iiberieeiiden Yrooiusen Spaniens
III bic bette, unb oarauf finbet iif feine Q1z
oeutung, baB bic &arolinen lpaallf iinO.
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nien's auf bic Otarianenz uuo 8alaos=Snz
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men, in6em er er3abIt, bab bic Spanier 171O
unb no6mals 1871 mad eiu3elnen Snieln
(Soniorol, 0to9mos uno Selalep) Dtliiioueu
eutianbt bdtten, caB Sieie aber, tuie 10 uieIe
anOere sleid;ettise @tilTonen, fein giiutiseS
@rgebniB er5ielt bdtten. Sn ben iplnii6en
9eogrnphie'n meroen Die Sarolinen Hidt ais
ipaniid aufgeSdblt. lln0 in Der neueten
ipaniihen geosrapbiiden @ujpflop6oie mir0
ausfiibrlif bic @ntoedung Der Sdrolinen
ober pnenen Bhilippinen" bebanbelt unS bic
@ntenoun9 eintger 0tiifondre, aber nit tets
mem &orte bic 8eittergretfuns SeiteuS
Spanien's ermIbnt, p1breno in oieiem
gSerte in ben auiiGten iber bic lpanii9en
Solonie'n bic 9eldidte Der 8efibnabme ftetS
ausfiibrliG erSGblt uuo bic jeBt beftebenbe
Serpaltung bei6rieben pirO. 0a bieie gez
lebrten 2Serfe idInmtlid bic Sarolinen uitt
oils ipanii9 beSethuen, 10 If nidt anSuue6.
men, Sas Dies In ben S9ulbii9ern ooer
Sdultarteu Der 5all iein iolIte; in beueu,
melde porln9en, III aud oauon feline 9ieoe.
Der Grtitel bes selebrten @eOsrapben in
Der rSSln. .3eitun9" idlieBt nit ben BOrten:
pNa6 oil Dem mir ju9dn9li4eu obeu aufs
gefiibrten @laterial muB lf bierua6 bic
Srage, oh bic ssograpbii9e Bifeui9ait in
Sponisn bic 9aroIiRers sSnielu bisher ole
Ipaniide g. sung bebuuoelt babe, uube.
oingt uerne NED"
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9ln bic sd,mtnbI1d1ttne,r .

geier, taunft On glaubeu, oaB Der S66.
pier elm 9rittcl Der Menihbeit nit eirel
Srantbeit betmgeiudt, gegen bic e8 teiu Sell
mittel gebe? 8r. 81. y. Blerce'8 Golden
Medical Discovery" (goIoeue meoi3iutIhe
@HtOedun9) bat 6unoerta Don Sdntnoiiih.
tigeu turirt, uno beute nod Iiuo 0tauner am
Gebeu, geuHO uuo rObuf, uel9e, neil tbneu
Elm 2ungeuiliigel faft geihmunoen mar, Don
&er5ten fir nnhctlbar ertlGrt muroen. Sen.
be 3ruei 8riefmarten fir Or. Bierce'8 Qbs
bunolung uber bic S9miHSiu6t uno dbulid)s
GetbeH. Goreiitre: Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association" }" Buffalo, K.sg.
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Der GrooNs 0er GteDSilditer aus
set,t c(tiofestefsS sSerrttorilti1t.

2eaOenruortb, 6aniaS., Il. Sept -
General 81. u. WtileB iit pon etner au8ge=
Sebnten GOur ourd baS Snotaner=Eeryito=
llum aurIdgtttbrt. Gr ilgt, oGB ingcrbalb
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babe" iagt Il, nan jeoeH Botcn eiHen Dit
jier nit qenilgtnber ManniA0lt geiau0t, mn
Die Stebbur6enbeiter Dor Den SnOlauern 3u
beidieeu. 2tueS &ieb Der Snoiouer pirJ
BON Grmee Gifi3ieren aus oieien 0eer0eu,
au89eionbert un0 ben Snoianera ;uriidaegp-
ben nul alle Streitigtetten 5u oerr'e.0cn,
,1eId)e erfolgcn miiBten, uenn man bic Sn-
0tantr ielbit fie au8ionOtrn lieBe. Die tme
Ten GegenidQe Der leBten 5eit, oerbunoen
nit Der 3erlOruug oieIer 8rHden, bat eine
id)nelere @ntfernuug Oe8 Siebe5 unm69It4
Qfmodlt.H
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Nep YOrt, Il. Sept.-8a8 General
Gomite Der oSaumanpiteu" ua6m beute
Gbeu0 8ei4liiiie III Ge5ua AMI &iOilOienit=
reform an. Die gefhlljiie iOroern oie
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ibre oor Der gSahl gcgebeuau Geripre9eu AT
haltGn IuO Dem 8Olte elue tiidtige, ebrtlna
&eruoltung 81 gcttu; Fe pgOteitiren geaeu
uue MiaBregelH, peldJe cine permanente 25e=
amtenilafie ms gebcn rIien t6uHten, uu0
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anlten lebensldu9li5e Dienitarmine III
fderu, ais ben 2ebriaBen Der @leidbeit 3uz
piOcr, bic ba8 8oumcrf Der Republlt bil6eu.
@eneral 0ioger q. 9r1or, 8ourfe @odran,
Sen. Spinola uu0 SEQ. $. Softer bielteu
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4yrpor l6lOB ieine 9emertungen NIT elmer
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