davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-25
dz1eje W ka2dym kraju W E.

utople.
Robotnicy! Oto dobroczej-
stwa, jake podlug slow pana
R. Q. M'Ilsa, ,worcy tego Gle
velandsl<iego blu. obiccujq
wam woln; handiarze demo.
kraccy, ]e&eii oui bedq mogii
przeprowadzIe wybor swoich
posfow do lzby prawodaw-
czel swoiego prezydenta,
narzucic Stanom Z!ednoczo-
rym rolitvke Clevelanda. C>a
powlecie o tych obietnicach?
ZGODA wyrzadzi}a okror-
ma krzywde dobrze zas'u7on,-
nru rodakowi, powtarzajac
2 Kwyera Poz'ta,iski;ego oszczer-
cze oskarzeuie. Coz by
Lynda vowie 1ziala ma to,
gdyby Kmyer byl pow.o-
rzvf oszczerstwa i obel.g ma MIA
Elotame W Zymsko-katolic-
klein Kroplals? A jednak i to
plsmo neyeden W Europe u
Wazal "a powage wierzv}
ID to prawdS co ono pisalo.
Ale jakiej wartosci sa podob-
ne powagi europelskie, to wy.
lasnif nam dobi'nie pan
Dr.. Robin Xxi 2 Brrli:la. Zgodu
przeriez VIE, ze Kmyer I'oz-
na1lsh7 jest organem ducho-
wlenstwa kl4ry6alnej szlach-
ty W w. Ks. Poznaliskiem.
Jako TAXI popiera on zasade,
aby tylko samo ducho xiens;-
~o :eprezentowalo lud polski
'a gornym S1la>ku W Sejn'e
pruskim j parlamencie ME-
'nieckim. Ks. Przyniczyhski
osmlell sic pare raze opono-
wac kandydutnrze ksiyzy, sta
wlajac na Sandydatow 60 LIB
pra "od.wrzych ludxi swiec-
klrh, dobryr! pol>kIch patryc-
It". To lcden powod, dla cze.
80 Amyer Pozna1,shi ni-nawl-
dAi ks, Przyn: zyh,kiego.
Druglm zas powohe:n Jest
"sobl>ta niecheG .jegp '<o'e~pnn-
denta ks. R .dzie.jewsk;pg,,
5rata naszrgo ks. Jana Ra-
'izlejewsklego z Chicago, do
redaktora Opiehama KMohchle-
go. Ow correspondent byi daw-
mel re''aktorem g6rnoszlaskie,
g" Katollha, 2 rezydencya W
Kro|ew>k'e.; Hucle, tylko o mie-
DE cd By tomn", rezydencyi
Ks. Pzyniczyhskiego Chcial
Oh, ably Kat"lh pozosta} jedv-
nyn klcruiacym organe:n Po:
lakow gornoszlaskich, i dla
tego-gdzie m6gI, stawial
przeszkody wydawnictw ks.
Przyn'cz1 hsk'ego. Pomiedzy
tyml dw"ma kap|anami pano-
wal mniej wiecej stosunek Ia
XII, .iak IL mas W Ameryce po-
miedzy re wszech niar god
nym kap}anem ks. Domini.
KEN Ma)erem a instrigau,em
ks. Wncentym Barzynskim.
KS. Rad aielewski, dawnie)szy
redaktcr hutolihn, jest dzrsiai,
sprzykrzywszy sobie chleb re-
daktorski, zbyt ostro pruskie-
mi kozami p"chnacy, kapela-
mem Il ks. Radziwl|ta W An
t"nIn'e, a wee bardAo b(isko
ht"yera Poznu,ishiego, ME ITO
'nny, Jeno on podburza huy.
tra preriw ks. Przyniczyh>k!e-
mu. he " tej robocis gI6wna
odgrywa role ohydna zawisG,
o tenn przekonaia mas obrona
KS. Przy ulczyhsk ego przez ..
Franciszka Xawercgo Tuczyh.
~k'ego, redaktora Gwiuzdy Pie.
hiej-ludziea obroEa kilku
godnych obywateli q Bytomio
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-25
'olityce "a przyk}adem Irland.

>y NO"s
Dawniejsze nasze gaze,Y r6
wmez t) lko demokracka poll
tyke prowadzily n1gdzit
nle 2naIazl Polak nj pislna
nj ks'a2ki, ktorych by sic
mogt dowiedziec, 0 CO w}asci
vie demokraci z repubikana.
mi walcza. Ale W obecnym
czasie JUL trzy czy cztery pol
SIX e gazety.smialo pracuja "a
partya republican ska, po kto.
rel jest prawiedliwosc. W kto
rel ionic spoczywa przyszlosG
Po]akow W Ameryce. Wydru,
kowano t-z krocie broszurek,
przed>tawiai,ace dobrodziejstwa
Get ochronnych i rrzrzucono
Je po wszystkich osadach pol.
skich W Ameryce; otworzyly
sic czyste, szrzere zrodla in
f"rmacyi j oswiaty pol'tyczne)
lila ziomk6w naszych, po mia
stach potworzy]y sic kluby re-
publikahskie MONA sic spo-
dzewac, 3e juz prey tych wy
oorach Pola"y TAX roztropuie
sobie postapia, lie ich demo-
kraci nadal ME beda u
wazall "a powolEe lalkl wy,
borcze a republikanie naucza
sic szanowat i coraz silniel
beda sic starac o naszc wzgle-
dy. Ma tenn my tylko mo&e
10Y wyjsc najlepie,j. Dotad de-
nokrac. W niektorych osadych
polsklch wcale ME uwazali Ia
potrzebne pomiedzy Polaka-
mi ag'towac, g1y& wiedzleli,
ze oni j TAX ma oslep "a n'mi
pc;da, a republikanie ME chcie-
Ii S, bic robIG nierotrzebnis
trudu koszlow, mysIqc, L..
niepodobna odwiesG Polakow
cd lrlandczykow, cd demokra-
tow.
My najlepiej wyjdziemy, ]e-
zell W poll'yce W TIM kra.]u
bedzlemy sic trzymaG VIE
kszosci, a wiekszosG W naszym
StaAle, w Mnnesocie. zawsz-
dotad byla republican ska. W
Stanach Z}}ednoczonych ~cy06
lie u pewnusciiq tego roku
take bed1ie republican >ka
Wybor Harrisona na prczy-
denla Stanow ZjednoczoHA ch
uwazac MONA ga zarewu.o
hy. Marek Wilson, dyrekt,r
wlnonsk'ego Bau'lr Kupieckie
go ktory " tych dniach 90
wroclt z podrozy po Stanarh
w sch"dnlch, powlada, il
wszedzle wiekszossc przychy.
Inle uSposobl"nq jest dla sam
dydata repnbIikah~klegn do
prezydentury, w Stanach New
York i lndla"a entuzyazm d a
Harrlsona "gromny. w BnlI:.,-
10 lud hurtounle udwraca sic
o1 ubostwlo.ego przcd czte
rema laty Clevrlanda a czepi;l
sic po! Uarrvsona. Stany
Maine i Colorado, u';,wIel
w'ecel demokrackle, przechc-
d1a ma strone republican, >k4
W Mnnesocie Harrison ma za
pewnlona w'ekszosc 10000
gl"sow.
lyle wyslawianY przez de-
mokralow bill Millsa wi1cei i'm
zaszkodzit n3 doponogf. Tenn
praWrm,u ,uznaueln przcZ kunWe ).
eva demokratyrznq W ST. Louis,
Mo-, przez l'rezyLenta Gle ve-
landa, dovl,dn tyIko, ae
i'm wiecej chod1i o lowicnie
sob'e glosow, niz 0 inlerrs
Iudu. Czemuz to oni, skoro
talk zaaorcIe bya na ella ocl,,on.
ne, zalrzymaIl 80 prodcnt po.
daIku od cukru (okolo 90 900,
600 dolarow roczniv) j okolo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-25

knlow Cd ktorych podatek p'
wiekszej czesci oplacaja mie
szkancy Stanow Zjednoczo
nych; nato,niast znizyli po-
datek od artykulow, ktorycf
koszta przewaznie aasz FARO
bek stanowiq?
Stany Zjcdnoczone sq kra.
le'n, W ktorym robotnik rnoae
zyc najwyg"dniej, najszczesIl.
WEI, a tego pzyczyna jest
lepSzy zarobek tute;szego TO.
b"tnlka W porownaniu ze
ws2yslkiml innymi, i jasnem
mi sic wydaje, ze skutek ten
przypisac nale2y oddzialywa.
n'u eel ochronnych.
BACZNOsC ROBOTNICY!
O|c'ec Zwanego Is | lu M l.
sa o wolnym handlu, R. @.
Mills z Texas, W movie po-
wiedz'ane.i W East St. Louis,
Ill.,, " dniu 25 wrzesnla, o.
swiadczyl:
Dqla1w'7y do tego, aby naszq
wfusnq t"teEyentnq zrecznq ipo-
&ytevznq 'obote u tym hruu pos-
tutUlc na rolUni 2 robot,.ihanal
aDszysthich lnnyrh krujow.
10 wlec Jest ostatecznym
.celelh obecnejs krzy2owej woj-
ny wolnych Hand'arzy.
Znaczy to poslawiG dole ma
szych ob'tnikow W f.brykucll
stall ma rowni dola takieh
samych robotnikow W Bvlyli
zarablalacycb 80 centow dzien.
nie.
Znaczy to sclagnqc ma
szych r"bo1nikow W mlynacb
do nr''zy takj-h robotnikow
" srodkowei Europe, jak n.
p, W Budapes@cie. zarabiaja
cyrh ~ centow dzie;mie.
Znaczy 70, zrownac ra~zych
robotn'kow W pap'trniarh 2
taklmlz robotnikami "a SO do
55 eentow d<iennie pracu!jqry-
mi W Belgii, W Norwegii
Szwecyi, ktore to Araie CO rok
"Sromne 'ha>y papleru przy-
sefala do tego kraIu, minlo
larNf; ochr"nnej.
Inaczy to, zrowuowaayG ma
,zych fAhrykantow butow
'rlrw;kow 4 szewcami W Ka-
nadz1e, zarabiaja"y,ni 81 Cent
lzlennle, "a szewcatni W Me N.
czech zarahaj4cymi so do 80
centow dziennie.
Znnczy: pon'1yt naszych
mnIar1y cicsI' do nuarz,
/ crsIl W augielskleiK Kanadzle,
zarablajqcych S l.50 dziennie
Zaaczy znizenie naszych ko-
wall f,brycznych do pozion.l |,
taklch kownli W SAk"cyi, "a
rab1ala"ych malo wlecej jak
dolara dziennie.
Znaczy, ze nasi najlepsi dru.
kar2e nnja rcbic "a 80 cen.
tow dz;pnnir, jak W Ksnadzle.
Zn"czy = ze nasl robotnic
W p]ach, Sopaln1ach, W fabry-
kach, prey blIdowIarh publcz
nych m "a pob'erac taxa pla.
&c dz'ennq, lak tacy robotnicy
W kanadzlr, rs cert6w, albo
70 d" 80 centow W Aus.ryi
W Niemczecn.
Z"arzy, ae nasi robotnicy
W walcown'ach (roll'ng mills,
maia roblt "a 81 centow
dhlennIe a ,nasi mulberry cay,
Ii gI.erzy zu 70 cent6w, jak
W y ropie.
Z"aczy, 10 nasze kobiety
dz'vci mala isc do warsztatu
do fAbrykl, ma pole, praco
wac . chlopami cd switu nd
pozno we wieczor, jak to slt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-25

A taSich obron bedzie je<zcze
"'ecel Pozranskie plsmo sa-
tystyczno-po!ityczne PoAraka
pros' wspomnianego y. Tuczyh.
sk'eg", by mu przyslal prze-
beg cafel sprawy, l.udtc fax.
ia dowody, ably ma mocy
pe"nych danych poeac mo-
g'o pod sad opinii publiczne,
krzywde wyrzadzonq ks. Przy-
"'czy hs'<i~mu przez Ku,z era
Pozna'1sh7sgo.
Ze Opleham Katozlcki moae
przez pew'en czas wychodzif
nleregnlarnie, to latwo MONA
sobie wytl6,naczyc, biorYc ma
nwage k'"poty piene1ne ks.
P'zynIczyhsklego, ale 2e dzi-
s'a] wychodhi regularnie, tvgo
d""ody "dbieramy co ty dzieh,
DO OPiehm Kato'icza regular
re mas dochodzi. PosIals.ny
pare ostatnich numerow sekre-
tarzowi Sha'6u Nurvdouemu
p. Tomkiewiczowi w Milwau-
kee' ably i on sic przekonaf
o r-gularnem wydawaniu o.
p1ehs11a hato'lchiego wplynqt
"a z,rzad S&arbu, by ks.Przy-
n'cz> dsS iemu jake wsparcie
przes>Sl, jak to podobno, pred
n'e<zlachetnem wystapicniem
" teJ srrawie redaktora Zgo-
dy, uczynic zamierzaf.
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Rhs Rsrs weyEs Rera.s.


BuTEER-Ts1ss 221la25a Per a. northern
23925c.
OorroN-s 6oas 90.
o2EFxK-Rio. Iau l61Ioi ggiras l71I; 'aC,;.
lskc: Pes Berry 19619Ilo.
O5EEsE-Fuu orsam swins l31I 9l45zc; Bad
ger state l4ol4hc; young America linc.
sssnd.-a. Is. u 50; 5 Is 81 Isl seconds. a.,
81 25i as 81 IS; strawberries ma II 55i black
bssriss. D. II COOL TO- g1een gSSes - rssp-
bsrriss. 10. 81 40; marrowfaf peas. 2 D
IS; oystsrs, full weight Ae5cTs co. Ia
81 COOL s0i tomatoes, STANDARD. hs $50
aAlmoR. ! . :. 7Osl s6i 81 rdinss, Ne. do,
R Rss e ss nj e. a c canned cd
goods, Cutting brand. are on the market and
are quoted: Apricots, * es, e Isl blackber-
rles. 50 90; pesSnes. yellow free, e 20; peaches.
grapes, g %; red cherries 81 40.
DRY GOODS-Prics Iiss OF fall and winter,
1883:
sasess ST. Raia fancy sSs.
* sSo, Be Cyclone oil 60 Soi0f bunnsi e.; Ed
dystone sHa; Gloucester fancy. g.; s ;,.o
staple checks, Gci Lodi. &C., Manchester. &C.,
MerTimsaE, &C.; Ramapo, 5kc; SIMPSONS
MORNINGS, 61<ci Windsor fancy, exc; Wash
ington oil colors, 7c. Washington canary, &c.
Brown Oottons-AnnisSon, 6xc; Appleton A,
7ko; Argyle Family Cotton, 71Sc; Augusta "A.
&c; Belfast z, exc; Black Grow, exc: Boot O,
&c; Busy Bee. 6Hci Clifton Geo, exc; Constitu
ton. Ike; Chapman Lining, SIG; Marshall
Lii iug, Axe; Utica O, Axe; Lawrence LII. &c;
Piedmont, &c.
Bleached Demonstrating, &c; Prospe rity &c;
Peabody, &c; Bsllardville, 10; Forest Mills,
7Hc; Pioneer, Ike: Snowflake, Ike; Eilerton.
Sc; Lilly of the Valley, SIC; LoRsdale, SCI
Blackstone, Sc; Champion, exc; Con way, Ike;
Orusa er, Skc; Dauntless. &C; Farmers Choice,
Is; First Call, 6Hc; Fitchvll lie, 7xc; Fruit Of
the Loom, 9<c; Com of the Spindle, &c; GUld
Mccall, Ike.
EicEory stripes - Hamilton. 10; EXTRA Stout
l0ci Rock River. sHcI Cambridge, Sc; Sheridan.
&c; Conestoga 101<c.
Oenims-Clsrk's MILE joke; 9reenville, l0Sc;
Everett. ltkci HaymakerI 7xci Carthage, lbc;
Aurora, l3Hc.
sresias-Rsd Gross. 81: Mound City. sHc;
Berwick. 90; D O.. lO5ie; Royal Twin. lhci
Gold Dust, Skc.
Kentucky Jeans-Polsris, lie; Hoosier. 151c;
Queen City, 25Ho; Alliance, Sac; Our Choice,
soc; Davenport, 22Hc; Agenoria, 22Hc, extra
merino, 47hci Columbus, 26c; Golden Fleece.
22Hc.
Repellants- Forbes, s7Hc; Bedford, l2Hc
Puritan, 45c; Pavonia, 45ci Robinson, 62hc;
Ivsrh hoe, SOC; Mantua, Axe.
EG4s-lS1 PEI Eoxaa.
FLOU8-BesI pstsus ia IS 3063 50 oar lCo lbr.
hxH patents, 50 1898 %; third grs5e, IS 90
BuckThest fcur, 2b TO to ckee, S. 90; Sd 20
to esss, S. 90.
choice, q 50aa Is per lbo1i fancy 81 $50
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party, the Chairman OF the county
committee, exfedersl office hol oerB,
ex county officers Of note, and
men whose regulations have extended
beyond she state, and WAC were known in
the past for integrity and uprightness.
Over 1000 complaints have been fled at
the office Of United States District At
torney Sellers. Most scrupulous care is
being exercised in arranging The cases
Not man will be brought before the
grand jury whose evidence cannot be
cosroborsted, and no case will be pre-
scented without the most convincing eVi
deuce. A man in Dearborn county, 1t is
said, was offered 81 Day for q year to
change from Cleveland to Harri-
son. A man convicted in the
Unlted States court for counter
feiting four months sgo WAS repreived be-
fore the expiration Of his term. On cleo
ton Day he WAS taken to the polls By the
sheriff and allowed to vote. 10 Yigc
county it is alleged the Republicans cffer-
ed Democrat rent free for two years for
sac Harrison vote. He got the vote xnd
wiffTeceive an indictment. At Monroe.
vill$two witnesses will swear they cav .
voteF receive sum of money and an over.
cossfrom well-sno1n @publican sll
for 4 vote for Harrison. Ts
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wheat OPP ,ned stronE. sluosuaied Narrowly
and closed Sc al Advsnoe-Livs Stock
transactions were Rxtsk.

FORT WORTH TEX, Nov. rs, 1883.
Trade In Fort Worth to-day has been
little more active than for some time
past. The weather has been splendid,
ana IS By the afternoon the streets had
become fairly dry under the irtiuence Of
besming sun and light breeze, people
we're numerous in the stores and other
places CT business. The county roads are
not dry enough to permit farmers in the
nelghborir gskgriculturAl parts to come to
the city to market their products.
Country produce Is bringing prices as
follows: Chickens, 81 70; eggs, 49,;
butter, 224c. The market is not well
supplied, and these quotations sppekr TO
be stable for short time q. least.
Cotton is not being brought in in large
Quantities. Old prices rule.
Wheat is unsteady at $50. to 81 . Buyers
are not anxious, though receipts are not
heavy.
Lemons are quoted now st So 50 to
1915 for choice, and 81 20 10 81 so for
fancy.
Wood is reported very SCARCE by fuel
dealers on this market now, and though
there Is no change In values from The
GAzETTE's quotations, q stiffness prevails
that is likely to cause an advance at any
time.
The Wall Street News remarks that tbs
"cotton-seed trust will be very ousy this
winter explaining away certain things
which they are afraid to make public
Just now"
Molasses and sYrups are selling freely,
but prices are weaker In come instances
The prices rep 1rted paid in Havana
against the incoming new crop molssses
are said to De above parity OF anything
that car be obtained In this country.
Mackerel are scarce and Ireland is be-
ginning to supply rs. The New York
Commercial Bulletin says there is quite
an active demand for empty mackerel or
rels, owing, 1t is said, to the repIckipg
OF the importations Of Irish fish. Many
OF these foreigners have gone out to the
trade ss Massachusetts and Nova Scotia
stock.
The exports from this country Ia Octo-
Der we're valued at S54, 1861, 800, sgaicst
1903 635 for the same month lxst year.
Tie exports for the four months ending
October 81, compared with the same
period in 1887, are as follows:
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Observation-Disclosures
Facts Collected TO show the Length OF Time
Occupied By u Dream.
London Globe

Facts Collected TO show the Length OF Time
Occupied By Dream.
London Globe.
The question OF the duration OF dreams
has recently been discussed in Germany,
among others by DR.. F. Scholz, who has
given some striking examples from his
own experience and observation. 1t is
not possible to give definite answer, land
probably many dreams vary very
much in point Of duration, Just IS
they vary in force and vividness. At one
time the figures Of dream, whether they
emerge rom the horn or the ivory gate,
are IS real IS in life, the sorrow is even
more intense, the happiness more realistic.
At another time they seem to live only In
q pale moonlight, and we watch the scenes
rather than participate In them. 1t is
very certain, however, that the ms1ority
OF dreams sre only Of momentery durs-
ton, though extended occasionally to the
length of minute.
In proof 0; this DR.. Scholz tells the fol.
lowing story from bis experience: sat-
ter excessiv, bodily fatigue and o day OF
mental strain Of not 3 disagreesble kind,
l betook myself to bed after had wound
my watch aud placed 1t on the night
table. Then lay down beside burning
lamp. Soon l found myself on the
high sea on board well known ship
WAS again young and stood on
the lockout. heard the roar
of the water and golden clouds fioated
around me. How long 1 stood so l do
not know but 1t seemed very long time.
Then the scene changed. 1 was In the
country and my long dead parents came
to greet me; they took me to church
where the loud organ sounded. WAS
deliehte but at the same time wondered
to see my wife and children there. The
priest mounted the pulpit and preached,
but could not understand what he said
for the sound Of the organ, which con-
tinued to play. took my son By the
band, and with him assembled the church
tower, but again the scene
was changed. Instead OF being near
my son l stood near xn early known
but long dead oficer-I ought to explain
that WAS an army surgeon during the
maneuvers. l was wondering why the
msjor should lock so young, when quite
close in my ears cannon sounded. Ter
I;ied, l wss hurrying of, when WOKE
up and noticed thai the supposed cannon
shot had It's Cause In the opening Of the
bedroom door through some one enter
ing It was IS II had lived through an
eternity in my dream, but when looked
AZ my watch saw thst since had fallen
asleep not more than one minute hEd
elApsed-t much shorter time than 1t
takes to relste she occurrence.
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varce. O,tcbsr November 81 asked; Novsm
bsv December Is as, ed; Dsoemse..J January
52l asked; Jsrusry- Feb 1sry G ~; !; ss s
April May 70: May Junt 5 s7i june July %
asked.
NEW YORK FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette.
Ns8 fuKA Nov. 2s,- Cotton-Futures opened
barely steady, 3 points higher, Eqlea and
bsles; Noven Der 9 5000 81; December 9 500
81; January sag 81; february ToS9 6;
March Sc: April sac 95; Nay 10 GsGlO "a;
June 10 l2Slo Is; July 10 1919 ~; Aasuat
GALVESTON SPOT.
specisl to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 2s.-Cosson-epos
closed steady and unchanged; exports, nC5
ese1; shipments b,Is. ord
parY, ] II Ice; good ordinary s 5 1857 low mid
ding 9Sc; midtli 80 l6c; good Kidding
9 10 Ice ;middling fair 10 7-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
special TO the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Nov. 2s.-Ootton-spot
closel steady and unchanged. Low ordinary,
Iaei ordinary I5se; goot ordinary: $50 low
loc; mldolins ia r. los<c; fair, llHc.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
special 10 the Gazeus
NEW ORLEANS, La. ov 2s.-Cosson-yr:ures
ruled and closed quiet but sseady
at to points lower. Nos
vemb' 9 26d 9 IS; DEF embe' 26E9 IS; January
9 s0e9 81 February 3SG9 80; March 40
9 As: April 56G9 81 May 65ss 60: June
8 7+G9 IS July S2G9 So Angus. TeG9S 50.
Sales q, 800 bales
STATEMENT OF COTTON MARKETS
Special TO tbs Gazette.
GALVESTON, Ten, Nov. The FLOWING
are the closing quotations for cotton on the
spot 20 day at tie leading markets, together
wi the o.lDg for middling Yesterday, with
10 q +. US eales
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Win settl, Dollar for Dollar.

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. CSC. W.
Wsldron, the banker of H!llsdsle who
fed to Europe some weeks sgo, landed &:
Nav York Sundsy and notified his cred
itols O; his Intention to settle his flRsn-
cisl Sff liIs dollar for dollar. An extract
fr9m letter received bys gentleman in
this city from Wsldron gives IS his reason
for his flight to Europe desire. TO get
even with Coon, his partner, or inter
fering In his divorce proceedings.
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One Fact

Is worth column Of rhetoric, said an
American statesman. It is9 fsct, estsb-
lished by the testimony of thousands OF
people, that d,ssSsrsspsrills does
cure scrotula. saliIsfSIm, and other dis
eases or rtfsc.ia Easins from impure
state or low cd ftioEssf the blood. 1t
also overcomes4hst tired feeling, creates
good appetite, and givse Strength to
every psrt Of the system. Try IL.
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shart In His Accounts.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 2s.-A local paper
ssys John Fairbanks, the manager and
practically the sole proprietor Of Fair-
banks & Palmer Publishing Company,
which recently failed, left for parts IN
known q week ago last Monday and has
not been seen since. 1t charges thst as
tres:ureref the Building Society CT the
National Union be is $1,000 short in his
accounts, and that before his departure
he raised between $4,000 snd $4,000 on
accommodation checks.
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per acre throughout the entire state than
for seversl years. Sweet potatoes are
now beng dug, and are turning out fl ne
crop, as the season has, with few excep.
tons, been unusually good. The second
crop of sorghum is now being harvested,
and Ehile not SO large as the first crop,
viii be OF better quality as for &c.
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C09EOR AanAkZa
STOCK AT UNITED STATES PORTS.

STOCK AT UNITED STATES PORTS.
Stock this day. 7S5.3l5
Stock this day last year.. ........... 's52 o
NEW YORK SPOT.
Special TO tins Gazette.
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Cotton-Spot closed
STEADY at l6o advance; ordinary exc; good
ordinary 5-16c; low middling 93Ic; middling
9Xc; good middling 10 l5s16c; middling fair
10 16c.
LIVERPOOL SPOT.
Special to the Gazette.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 2s.-Cotton-spot closed
quiet aud steady at yes .erda7's quotations; or,
binary 4 II 16d; good ordinary 4 is led; low
middIing led: midtling SID; q. cd middling
5zd. Total sales 10000; American s400 I'M
ports s100; American 500
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 9s.-Cotton-Futures opened
steady, l TO points higher, ruled steaoy and
closed quiet but steady at 70 points ad
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HE Mail this after
noon pfin;s the
following:
INDIANA POLLS,
IND , Nov, 26 -
Startling develop
ments inst are eI-
pected to follow
the indictment Of
brioers st the re-
cent election will
shake Indiana to
it's center. Many
names turned into
the United States
district attorney
for G ftenses sgsinst
the state are these
OF men prominent
in the Rennhlicsn
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He November
crop report Of
the agricul-
c1l depart
mant is just
out. It states
that the sg-
gregate Of the
corn crop will
be large, mak.
ing q product
Of 1900. 900,
900 bushels.
The report
Tho S0nkharn
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thine well spent,,ear an errand to your
druggist for DR.. BIE EEoagh Syrup.
Why pay go ce1H for Sliniment when Salva
ton on is sold ss5 ceheas Dottle'
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RAyH9 by \. o ChenoNNlS before j.

sTIs IRAyHA tBy \. o ChenoNSSA before j.
IL E.5kA,RE, J. "a preAnc5 o. 3, Tarrant
I 9Th sSSGT mPoF fd 1sSS Ss O9e
EpraiiSdi ~ IS SsfisS Nove@6eF 20 iS:s2
40 p. 'kisg, county &teIk Tassant county,
Texas. 5 ~
II ReESolds,J p. prsS3hrt No. l. TaJkRnt
countyxSp the 2Sg Gay OF November, ISS one
Seorryt5Fsp horse, sbeui AZ hands hishssAidle
Endpd121sss marks Brand 81" on laft, AhSS3fer
BID Idetifhi sxhitE$ hind feet,blaz ffe, steut
ksyeffso ole Up 0Islsed ut SS5 Fl ed Eove m Sea.
~ lEssss5No NJ, 78ng. county clssf TarraHt
County, TeNas<
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10 Csntf
Will Day for T4R WEEKLY GAZETTE
for the month
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vo& PUaGHisiNa.

Startling Developments Expected IN IbdI.
ann-A Few Oases.