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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
ON'CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions sRd Futures
trom 6 to 16 Points hSWer.
Money Market Egsy.
Ehsst Opened Steady Calculated Narrowly
ana OIos'd q: DsclIDe-Live
Stock Transactions Brisk.
DAILY Local RnHtsN.


GAZETTE UFFTCR
FORT WORTH. TEX. March Z, 1885 !
Retail trade has been quite good to-
day.
Wholesalers sre hard pushed these
days, aud some this evening are several
days behind with their orders. The
volume Of business now being done is
immense.
Eggs are going down. They are quoted
to-day at lie, but the tendency is still
lower.
THE MONEY MARKETS.
There have been some indications this
week that the current tendency OF Treas
ury operations might produce sn influence
upon the New York money market in the
direction CT slightly higher rates. The
higher money market experienced in Lon
don, with the upward movement in ex-
change here, were also regarded with
some attention. The passage by the
House of Representatives OF resolution
which removes any doubt as to the power
Of the Treasury to purchase bonds, and
the prospect that it will be promptly
sgreed to by the Senate, WAS regarded
with favor in money circles as setting at
rest any possible fears Of rea stringeucy
in money, but at the same time there has
been little stronger feeling in the New
York money market and slight though
tangible hrmness in rates.
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GGzEOR E5AEKRTT.
Rsosisis at All Unit.d stsses Ports.


NaW ORLEANS, La. March 7.-COtton-Spot
closed nominal; quctstioLs unchanged.
Sales 1850 baIeb.
Stock 2s7,35O.
Low ordinary 7Ic; ordinSrr, SIC; good ordl-
nary and low miudlinz 7-l6c, G,dding exc
good niddlinR l0Hc; middlinG fair I01lc; far
Ike.
Futures oneued steady. ruled quiet, closing
Iteady at 6Gll points lower
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Z PhA,c,sn from Iowa.

DR.. H. Munk, &eYada, Iowa, states: HaTs
been practi ing medsSias fifteen years. and of all
the medicines L hangover seen for the bowels
DR.. Biggers' HucklekeSyy Cordial is by far the
best -
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RAW FOES. Nsr'h 7.--ColE,4--spoJ ,.used
easy and l63 lower.
ISLES, f99
Stock, 296, 4s0 bSles
Low Ordinary. &C. ordinary S los: GOOD
oIdins~v. s[c. low nifdling, IL i6c; ntd-
ding IL l6S, good m!ddlIng 10 10y, micdIinE
tSir 7 l-l6;.
Failures closet very steady. Il to 10 points
lower.
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GALVESTON, TEx.. March 7.-OotioE --spet
cloled gu e. and unchanged. -
Gross receipts. 254. zsss
Sales, ls2 bales. :
Exports, 49,.
Shipments coestwise, 49,,
Rail shipments, -,
stock 17,l47 o2lss
Low ordinary, 711-l6c; ordinary, 3-les.
goUa OraiAA1. SIC, soe niddling, 9}Io, &Si-
ding exc; sood midiling. 10 o. midonnf hir
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BoNR4ss, fEx ,March s-The WI
weAth4F7n this coEzty is Ahprseed sHteds
CRagfstns connected lag Thanksgiving
Day, and 1t has Ssined almost necessarily
since, there nofbeing more than two e.
three successive days of fair weather IN
thasperiod. The situation Is heeomiOg
se9sous The county roads hayS become:
tapsss.bie. All over the couAty can be
found wagons stuck in the ,Mad WHICH
lad started to town wiSf prodHkS.
EARNING interests are sufsrinS, nothiSs
aeViag been don by fsrmEfs ada shonad
HE weather continue rGlny much lor 8
the outlook will besEerious fuSsea
Much injury has resulted to railroads.
Yesterday morning tsere was blockade
of trains here for some time, caused by
wSshoUts in the Bots D'Arc bottom.
ISIS creek, ordin arilY an insignificant
Attle stream has swelled out to two
miles In width. An accident was narrowly
Ryerted in this bottom Sunday night. A
farmer living beyond the creek discovered
that an embsnkment was washed out for
g distance of several feet, leaving roth
Eg to support the rails of the Track,
which were suspended onlY by the @san-
ings Of the hshplstes. KnowingHhat s
freight train would be due s6oA me
secured q lantern and wsitef ots in
he rain until the train came. fwhick he
5oceeeded in stopping !sfTdet st She
brink of the washout.
GBEERynLE, TEX, Maseh 5.-7As Z re-
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s.-ggrpooi.

LrvgEFUoL. March 7.--CoITos-spcs c.o,ed
steady.
OrGinSrv Sd: good ordinary 51Sd; low mid
ding t-l6i; lDi1tliHe uplSndr e7-ioti mid
ding Orleans "a.
Total sales y w; American e7Go.
Imports. 1900; American, l6 AGO.
Futures closed easy, Pas points lower.
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80 sills = sis- co
T b = 8 gfss & y q TIE Hs,sis Domases wa
tss s7sasr LIB ;sstea Is 50 ne-a
YAss aSuH b len 81 chEs1s v lh-ss Lall 81 10 -
thlas fuF n II q n eenia
ssa sF hs sanlah tl-asnn y rszet,S5f Uaei
$3.50. -Sd's- TIik v ESTEEM " cs1az4 aieHess n
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FREE TRADE THE BEST SOLUTION.

WASHINGTON, March in regard to
the smuggling in the Free Zone of Mexico
the Secretary If State in reporting to the
tariff -imnnrts 10 continued cnetoms
officers will be needed 10 collect duties
aud prevent smuggling and l am not ad-
diminished If the Free Zone OF Mexico
were Abolished
GWAsHNeToS, March s.-The follow
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09

HTE6PLE,, UlaCk heads. h ppea and oily
I INlskIn prevented by CUTICURA INDICATED
Enlp
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SOLD everYWlfSte. Price, CUTICURA, Zoe
rOEI ,eSc-fTsa s0LvEST, 81. Prepared by the
P0TfER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston,
Mass
Hs-Send for "How 10 Cure skin Diseases"
g. page 80 Illustrations. Snd 100 testimonials
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aOhnseh Grsks seed Alfalfs' sEed, Sorghum
fsea, Rsst ssss snd swest ssaces. -
n. = r. rERse. Z
Esn wozsa
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WASHINGTON, March 6.-Bids. were
opened to-day by the supervising srchi-
tect of the treasury for labor snd material
required in the erection and completion
Of the postoffice and court house building
st San Antonio, Texas. The bidders
were:
Dumenel BIOS, Louisville, KY, $685.
600.
Mccarthy { BALDWIN, Washington,
slo4 354.
George W. Corbett, Washington, S125,-
900.
Esraden & Anderson, San Antonio, s97,-
$50.
Bortlsrd & LindahI, San Antonio, $685.
geo
Sgmuel W. Swift, Austin, s9s, 600.
s. Pauiy & Dielm ann, y. San Antonio, s1n,-
BOO.
George Wilke, AUSTIN 300, goo.
w. s. Pleasant, San Antonio, sll6, 600.
e. IL Shields, San Antonio, Sl05,Sn0.
John O'Connor, Buffalo, n. z, $780,
2a. /
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09

james Alexander to-day fled suit for
divorce from bis wife, Jermims Alexsn-
der. The defendant Jernims, last De-
cember HIed suit for divorce from James.
She based her petition on grounds that
r. many and different times James had
Committed adultery with many persons.
When the suit WAS called 1t was dis
missed for want Of prosecution. James
now charges his Wits with abuse
The Ill treatment he alleges
was commenced about two years ago.
She refused to cook for him after he had
performed legal days work for their
common good. He says on April l she
bundled up his clothes and told him "to
git" He SCOT" he denies ths charge.
Of adultery and PLEADS abandonment, !,
wherefore he,pf6ya for divorce. g
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TEXAS AT WASHINGTON
Matters of Interest to Texas from the
National Capital.
TEXAS CLAIMS.

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Secretary
of the Interior has made decisions on de-
predation claims in Texas SIS follows:
CIsim Of j. M Wade of Denton county,
amount, s3250; in 1871, by KioWa and
Comanche Indians, finding thst claimant
lost property - alleged to the value Of
$3.50, and that the amount be allowed.
Nathan Watson Of Parker county,,
smount, Sl20 on q house, and III 1870
81 by Comanche and Kiowa indians,
and the claim Hirsm D. Rum Of Parker
county, amount, S144o; in 1870, by Kiows
and Comanche Indians. Finding that
evidence' does not satisfactorily show
that depredstions was committed by
Kiowa and Comsnche Indians. Clsims
disnlloRed.
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That Defy all t'theF Remedies Speedily
Eurad nv GuiicuFa

WAS EfnIeSsd with sScZemaf5n the Scslp,
/ get your fgmedies, prehszsf6ed one Of tbs
worst cases that had co ne under his notice. He
advised me tat try yourEcUTlCURA REAIEDTEs,
aud After hvs days' use my scalp and part Of
~ lace wers, entirely ScuIed, knd hope In
ansffer week - have ~ ears, neck and the
W. d HERMAN sLADE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
CoAsT DEFExsEs.
TIE poIFH Bill WILL ~ RxfoErED IA
yoBApLg-lIs PbGvIsIoxs.

TIE DoIFH BILL WILL ~ RKfoETED IA
yoBaBLz-ITs PbcvIsIoxs.
wAsaIssros. March 9.-The sensse
committee on ecss; cefenses practically
agreed TO report favorsbiy the bII. in
irodaced by Senator Dolph to provide
for ,0rsiacations and sea coast aefenses.
The bill provides that there shall be sp-
pfeprsassi fi26 SIS .eCo fer the prrposs
of trovl5sra forlsdoasions 81 The foiioz-
ing ports: Nsv York. San Franeiaca,
Bostop, lake ports, Hsnyton roads,
Hee Orleans, Philaisishia, Washing
ton, Baltimore. Portland. Maine;
khods Island, ports Ia Mar
ragarseit bay. Key West, F:arios;
Cbarlesson, south Carolina, Mobile.
Nsv L1rdop, sssansh. Charleston,
Portland. Oregon, Pensacols. florids.
Wiiminesor, san Diego, Poftsmoz.h,
Nav Hanpshirs. dsfeEses of Cumber-
lard Sound as Fora Clineh, dsfsnses Of
p1rss Of Ins ksunsbec river st poysau,
ssx Bedford. Massachusetts. aeteusea
of ports or sns Fenotscoss RIVER,
Eaise, al scTi Knox aad Nsx haven,
Oouneeticst.
OF tie amount Appropriated 2-5.55o.-
uo1 il to be expanded daring tns fiscal
year 1870, ssu00m daring the eleven
fsc.l years tEsfeaft<r, aed -. sss %.
ia TIE year i72i. TIE rsacey ID
to ts expsn3ed according - ths
resomzEsezt.oss ei -Es f0Fti6satisrs
sosr1 rSeo.xssa aossf zee act ef Asret
O. 1855. Tae esssirg has.eries and tor
pe3o bSsts rse-unsreed By tie hasst
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
MOURNING GERMANY.
The Bereeved Nation Ex.
presses Its Sorrow.
ssos seeDss as ths knpezof's Death
bea - Yrsissiak HI. Leaves San
Rsns fs9 nerits-Cable Letter.

Hs1Lu. March ie.-ReeaTiiag the
funeral and other ceremonies Eoshina
hse beoo Cone yet a all depends OF tbs
oeoefe Of The nsv emperor. Toe viil
eod togtament viii not be opened BE-.
fore the esepesos's arrival here. bot Il
has txanspissd that Emperor William
expseOed the wish that his funeral
should b without any pomp. The
city presented yesterday Q scene OF
deep mourning. eoTrcv was dspicted
on every face ana the streets, e.
pecia1iy thcse near the Linden Avenue
wore very mouruful nppeessnes. Il
vas quarter to nine whom the news
vas 6sst made known to sks crowd.
AZ drns the news vas not believed, bns
when tbs purple tmpeRial standard Vas
eoen 10 Re ct half mas. Shefs vas no
I0nees room for doubs. from this
moment the crowd increased raptdIy
and in 9 quarter Of an hour a living
mass OF several thousand stood on the
Inter den Linden and thousands more
came husTyiuR to the epos from ell
parts Of the city. Deep emotion wss
visible on the fscea of all. bat ID va
evident that tie event had been long
expeoeed and that tire people we're pfe-
UoAto bos ~. A0S CtUWo oJU0 8L6W 70
such - extent that o detachment Do
lice vese sent OF TO the place and they
closed the Inter den Linden and the
square In front of the palace 10 traffic
and pedestrians. On Sue palace the
parple standard vas flying 81 half
mast, bat on tbs crown princes palsce
these vns no dag. All ct once at II
o'clock the imperial standard soss
slowly. Windows we're opened and
there seemed to be great preparations
going on for the reception of the new
emperor.
Extrs editions OF the newspapers
which gave detailed accounts Of the en-.
peror's last hour were rapidly sold. aad
the shrill cries Of the news veude,s
made strange oeptrasa to the general
pilence and ssdness.
A fev minutes before 10 O'Clock can.
non shots we're heard. ID vas the
salute Of the army, which
rolled like thunder over the city. while
sll the church bells tolled solemnly. and
carriage after carriage brought different
persoua Of rank came 20 o6eR their con-
the unbsppy empress.
tie soldiers took the cath Of ale.
Riaroe 70 the new emperor today. The
coort has gone into mourning for three
commencing yesterday. IL is
stated that Emperor Freaeriok's reply
10 the message OF cor dolepce cent by
CaYrot. OF France. vas very
sofdisl, and thai be expressed the hope
hat the relations between the two
might continue friendly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11

Tho Duke OF Newcastle Is the young
est daks in England. He is twenty
three.
DR.. Koch has besn made Physician
General, one of the highest profession
al honors In Germany.
The colored people are raising sub
scfiptious 10 erect q Lincoln monument
in Washington.
Edison bas moved his laboratory to
Orange, New Jersey, where be has six
ty men at work.
Lsrd Stanley, the new governor
general Of Canada, is said 10 be heir to
the greatest estate liz England.
George Westinghouse, inventor OF the
air brake and other things, il spending
the winter st Jacksonville, Florida.
TIP. O'Oonnor's new Star, in London,
has already reached circulation Of
lbs. COO daily. Il was started in Janu-
a,y.
DIR. Sohliemsnu hiss gone to AIexau-
ris With Professor Vircbow, and will
spend several months in Egypt making
explorations.
General L,v Wallace has purchased
. residence in Indianapolis, and viirra-
move thsre from Charlottesville, Indi-
ana. in the spring.
DIR. David Hostetter ia the most heav-
lily insured man in this couatry. The
aggregate Of the policies held by him Is
$500. 600.
Mra Elisabeth Osdy Stanton wili re.
turn to the United States the latter part
Of March. and viil thereafter make her
home In Omaha.
Miss Helen Taylor, tbs step daughter
| OF John Stuart Mil. is about TO visit thl.
| country, sud will arrive in Ns9 YoTk 10
fev weeks.
Polinnar, the Chicago millionaire. |.
Building a magnificent Summer resi-
Sence cs Pullman Island, one Of ihs
thousand island group.
kina Hambsrt. OF Italy, will visit To,
Italian exhibition at Londan 10 June
In company With Msuoiti and Bicciosti
the sons Of Gasibsl6i.
Buffalo Bill Is said to be Negotiating
for q lease Of Alexandria palace fol
three gears, and to be thinking Of max
ing his home 10 E1aiaad.
Mrs. Krapp, winrv 0. the crest gun
maker. hss permission to take suy Ia
come she chooses from the estate Ee
exceeding $1,000 per arnum.
Sonsst Cox has moved into bis nes
hoose ia Dupont Circle, Washington
ID 10 sasd to be one OF the haudsomes
hsues u the nations cspitai.
The Enperof william IL said TO havr
loss the faculty Of coantins. Figures
dates or the oost OF anything no lcnge
convey aEy meaning 20 eim.
Baroness Bcrdesss Coats Ia aboct q
establish workshops eq1'ppSd with sev
J ing nschines, where Poor sesmstrexss
can 20 sod use them Ei los sssree.
The Boston Herald asserts ths. Rob
ers r. L;neola vss offered the nonscs
too fos vice psesitenson TIE tiskes siti
Blaine IN lss<, scc rerempteriiy ,s
fused IL.
To be able 10 Ssss al his aeonEs
tsors a1d orGess Al sue time Prirs
Bsss1af.k vc1id ssqeirr breast thirt
! fess su eFesdsh TIER wti6ht sEioonl
20 lissle ever forty p5cn3s.
) A eo1pss Of priests, worderisg 81
] 90 casfmtca Q eozsaa - Eiia Whteis
Wiicsx vas Dos . Csieols-. Sue ressrse
, by sayins: II veraer xAy tso sse
man ~ pea 4sE's marry"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
rrLsr CASE.
suoGs HOFFMAN OF oALIYasxIA pEcrpxs
A0AlNgI xHH PILOT.

suDGx HOFFMAN OF oArIpasxIk pRcrpzs
AoArSsg yHH PILOT.
San FnAxCrsco, March iQ.--Judce Hoff
man IN the United States district court
this morning reIdersd q decision in the
case OF Z. u. Freeman vs. the steamship
Australia The code Of this stalls PRO
vides thai when q vessel is spoken in
vasd or entvard bourd and the services
OF pilot are dispensed With half pilot
age sasil De paid. The iioeiIsnt clsims
TO have spoken the Australia outward
eonnd cad that the offer Of his services
wss decliaed. The pilot met the car
tain Ia the custom house and asked il q
pilot vas wanted TO which The captain
replied:
"Don't know, come to the ship and
will sell you"
The court in decision said: "ro say
that the inquiry at the cnss-m house
constitutes speaking of the ship would
seem an abuse of the terms. TIE mag
ter merely infofEed the pilot that be
was uncertain and 10 come 10 the ship.
IL seems 10 me plain TO entitie the Pilot
to compensation. He should have made
Q formal offer OF bis services vheu ship
was about 10 proeetd 10 sea and have
procured q distinct rsfassi ffsm the
master TO ACCEPT taeul."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11

are % Be constructed bv coutsscs. Ut.
Der the sugervisisa Of the secrstasy OF
the navy. ascending TO pisns approved
~ . board os naval of3rers. Guns for
tastr armament are 10 be fabricated a
tie Washington navy yard and the sec
resssy OF the navy and the secretary
OF sss ara acthasixsd to make con-
tracts With responsible manufacturers
for Q supply OF rough bored
and tempered sseei In fsrss snitAh'e
Tor heavy ordnance and finished steel
Tor arrnes and other purposes io guam
titles rot lees than ten thouand
gross tons. The construction OF tho
fofsificssfons,the fabrication Of the guns
fof tier armament. srd the eoussfuo-
ton OF Submarine mines 10 20 be uuder
los supervision OF the secretary Of wsr.
the guns crowded shall be fabricated
at an army gun factory located At the
Watervleis arsenal. $i.m0oO is sp-
pfoisfafed for the establishment Of th d
factory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
CsSvGLsIsS or TaE EARTH.
TRACT OF LAND TRANSFORMED INTO
LAKu-MANT PEOPLE rxDIsu.

TRACT OF LAND TAANgFolMxD INFO
LAKH-MANI PKePLR rxDIsu.
SAN F1Ascrsoo, March l0.-Oopies of
the Honekong HsR brought By the
China steamer last night contain &c.
counts giving terrible picture OF the
dsesdfal motality occasioned by earth
quake in the province of Yamuidec.
On the 18th the Nail says: ''In the in
terror department Of Ping Chan the
Disturbances we're extremely violent,
being Q ntinued at irregular intervals
for four days, when they ceased entire
iy. The departmental city is said TO
have teen reduced to mass Of ruins,
scarcely house escaping without some
damage. Over Eve thousand persons
are reported 70 havs been killed by
falling buildings, many being buried
ander the ruins. Whilst the number Ia
jured is too large for computation,
the district magistrate sscspise With
slight iDj1ry. At the prefectural city
Lamon the effects OF the sarthQsake
were soirceiy less disastrous. At this
place when the shock was being felt sn
enormous ehasm opened in the earth and
wafer was thrown oot from the depths.
At Lo Cnan striking change has been
caused 10 the appearance of the coun-
Try, large tract of land bsiug swal-
lowed up and the surfaee being changed
into a lake. 10 Lo Chan, more than
1000 persons are said 10 have persisted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
RagpERlCK TnE TmaRD.
HI LxAvSs sAs RKno WITH ExPRxss
yICTcnIA voR DrhIrN.

IN LKAvSs San RENO WITH EAPRxss
vICTonfA FOB BKhLIN.
SAN REno. March 10.-EmpefoF Fred.
efiok Ill. passed good night last
night. He feels extremely we'll. He
drove to the station at s'clock this
morning, accompanied BY the Empress
Victoria, to take special train IN wait-
ing 10 convey him to Berlin. The lasR
est crowd ever seen 10 San Reno gath
cred 10 witness his departure. The new
emperor vas enthusiastically cbeered
by the crowd and he repeatedly bowed
his acknowledgements TO their greetings.
lie entered the railway carriage without
assistance and then turned and assisted
the enpress to ester. The municipal
authorities and a number OF citizens
wtre on the platform. Large crowds
surrounded the station and the empe-
sos raised his hat 10 response to their
SITUATIONS when be reached the plat
form. He looks we'll. with the excer-
t;oD Of bis complexion, which 10 some
what yellow. lie shook hands with
German Consul Ssndie, Of San Reno
and others. AZ the train left the sta
ton the emperor vas heartily cheered.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11

BRITISH COLUMBIA MxNnras or pAgIsA

BRITISH COLUMBIA MKMnEns or pAErIA-
AEsr MUST URGE A SETTLEMENT.
OTTawA, Ontario. March I0.-The
British Columbia members are urgently
pressing the government 10 obtain set
Element Of the Behrine Sea dispute, as
from the Pacific coast reports received
here. public indignation has reached
the high water mark, and
the seats Ia parliament OF the
representatives from British Columbia
vill be jeopardized II they do not eject
something tangible before long. Il is
learned on authority that the oreden-
tials OF the British p.epipotentiaries 10
Washington we're such as to allow them
TO deal With every subjsct nj
present in dispute between the Uoiied
States and Canada and that they were
aurious THAI the Behribg sea Dispute
shouid be dealt with by the con mis-.
sion. The whole matter, how
eser, stopped short when Secretary
Bsysrd Informed the commission that
tue credentials o: himself and bis oo,
ies9ues empowered them only 10 dea
with the North American fistefies.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11

TIE NORTH esxSkS oAEErIx COMMENTS
cs TIE ThPKanR's DEATH.


prsrix, Marca le.-The NoyfA Ger
sss. Gazette ssys: TIE deep sorrow in
Which the death Of the emperor has
suuk ihs German nation. casts dars
shadow not only on cur Own nations
feelings, bat far beyond on the eearsc-
ter Of the whole International si:uatio1.
Ratope recosnizsa and revered the en-
p<ror ss the faithful and powerful pro
,ecsos of international peace. Although
no souess nsn can 3oabt that bis ns-
i~s,y's infiaence vill live su enresk-
susa aud unchanged, vesyeody feels
the eide Ssp which the aissppsarancs
of his dorasnsiiss personality leaves be
hips. Oss thing can ee gathered siie
srp,lsst certainty from The Signs OF cor
diaI syn pathv tn vhish Tie AasiEo Has
csr,aa and English pspers bsve wed
lib each ether. and frsra tie Sill mere
.nnehirs attitude Of Italy, and u - that
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