davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1890-08-07

The secretary of state has distributed
through the state 9l4 copies of the ses-
sion laws. There were 1000 copies of
these laws printed, and all lett over
after the state and county officers are
supplied will be turned over to the state
auditor to be sold at u price not in ex-
cess of 10 per cent. of the cost price.
The expense of distributing the laws
will reach about 500.
, 1890-08-07
General Land Once Receipts.

The receipts of the general land Office
for the last fiscal year were So, 500, 600
greater than those of the previous year.
over 81, ,0O0, 900 of this comes from the
states admitted TO the Union within a
year.
, 1890-08-07
wAsHINGTON's POPULATION.
Tho Received and Estimated Returns
nv Counties.

The Received ana Eshh"'cO Aso'urss
by Counties.
OLYMPIA, WASH, Aug. ga special
dispatch to the Tribune from Washing
ton says: Up to date the population OF
the state of Washington by counties, as
shown by the daily report cards of the
enumerators received, and by the esti-
mates from the cards not yet received,
ia ma followa.
, 1890-08-07
Postomce Estabiishe ed.

Washington-At Fletcher, Adams
mistress.
, 1890-08-07


spare, and he reiterates his determine
ton not to be candidate. II Is said that
his legal practice would net him hve
times the salary Of congressman, II
he remained at homo and attended 20
it.
Tho Irrigation squabbio.
The conference committee on the sun
dry civil 1bill has had on. or two
meetings and has not agreed on some of
the more important senate amendments.
Senator Allison, the chairman Of the
managers ON the part of the senate, said
day that ho believed the conference
would agree to the senate amendment
with regard to irrigation, thereby:defeat-
ing Major Powells scheme of irrigation
and repeating tho law Of 1888 oil this
point. This last was promised substant-
tally by MIR. Cannon when the house
agreed to let the bill 20 to conference.
An Orthographical Error.
When the bill creating two additional
land offices in Montana was passed, one
in the Fourth district was located at
Lewistown. BY mistake in the spell
ing this was made Lewiston. Conse-
quently, the act would not hold until u
correction was m; de. Mr.. Carter pre-
sented joint resolution to insert "w'
In the word, which was passed without
objection, and II there are no other
mistakes the bill is now IN legal form.
Mr.. Wilson DiS His Best.
When the general deficiency bill was
under consideration to-day, Mr.. Wilson,
of Washington, moved an amendment
to appropriate 81, 700 to pay the bill of
Harry Clarke, of Spokane Falls, for sur
veying portion of the Iaquina Indian
reservation. The claim has been favor
ably passed by the department officers,
but in the discussion to-day 1t was held
that this claim, with many others, must
wait until after January 1, 1891, when
the budget is made up by the depart
ment,
, 1890-08-07
The Local Land Omces.

The secretary of the interior has ap-
pointed w. 4. Sharp, of Seattle, to be
special agent In the land office to fill the
vacancy caused by the appointment of
Charles Ogden to the land office ut Sc
attle. Senator Squire has been prom
ised additional allowances for clerk hire
in the land Offices at Vancouver and
Spokane Falls. The increase is based
on a showing of the business done at
these offices during the last fiscal year.
, 1890-08-07

Washington-J. II. King at Mondovi
Lincoln county.
, 1890-08-07

81 am just making a new proposition
with reference to Indian education" 4"
said General Morgan, the commissioners
of Indian affairs, to "A representative of
the REVIEW to-day, (which will be of
interest to all the Northwest who live
near Indian reservations. II Is this:
Where Indians are convenient to white
settlements we want the Indian chill
dren to enter the public schools.
The Indians are not taxed, and their
children have not been invited TO attend
the common schools. This department
will, however, make II an object for the
white people to encourage this. l will
pay $40 a quarter for each Indian pupil
that attends. In many places this would
be a substantial help to them and to the
white people. The Indians in Mime
sofa, South Dakota, Montana, Washing
ton and Nebraska would be most
likely to attend under this proposi-
ton. At the Puyallup reservation in
Washington / think many could reach
the public schools, and there are many
at Flandreau, ). D., who could attend.
We want the Indian children TO asso-
ciate with their white brothers and
sisters, as from this they grow to civil
lizatlon more rapidly than from any
other cause. The idea is new one,
which has been trieds for one quarter
only with the Omaha tribe in Nebraska"
, 1890-08-07
DISTRICT ATrORNEYs.
Senator Aliens I'M to Double Their
Fees In Warrington.


WAsHISoros, Aug. 1.-The bill intro
duced by Senator Allen to double the
fees for United States district attorneys,
marshals and clerks in Washington,
Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Arizona,
was amended by the judiciary commit
tee in some important particulars. The
intent OF the measure was to put these
officers in the way of earn
ing sufficient compensation TO
make the offices an object, and the
fees were doubled because of the scarcity
of business in the lines of these new
states. Senator Edmunds believed that
in five years tue growth of these states
would be such that they coulc be put on
the same basis as the other states, and
the bill was so amended as to continue
its provisions only until 1885. Mr.
Allen is satisfied with the bill in its
present shape.
, 1890-08-07

Oscar Brown, of Eunumc.aw. King
county, who went TO the top of Mount
Rainier-Tacoma, the other day, is a
son of b. f.. Brown, proprietor OF West
Olympia, says the Tribune. He has
Just written letter to his father in that
city, under date of July Goth, in which
he says; II am home again Tor u day or
, 1890-08-07

kept az the hgures which the house
liked, through the influence of the rep
rescntatives of Montana and other min
ing states lie is said to have promised
to support the bill If Tree lead ore were
granted. Now that this story is out,
MIR. Plumb's action on tho lead ore
schedule Is awaited with deal of inter-
est by the Montana men, who are very
deeply interested to see that the duties
on these ores Is not lessened.
Land Decisions.
In tho case of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company VS.. James Stewart,
involving land In section 81, township
i3, range Ia, of the North Yakima Land
District, Secretary Noble has decided
against the railroad company, holding
that an unexpired filing on this tract at
the date OF the withdrawal of the grant
exempted the land from that with
drawal.
Assistant Secretary Chandler of the
interior department to- day decided the
case of John X. Tenny against G. A.
Johnson and A. X. Senland, involving
land in section 3, township n, range 1,
Of the Olympia distrist, Tenny sought
to enter the land under the timber and
stone act, thereby coming in contact
with the pre-emption tracts of johnson
and Sealand. In the evidence In the
case their declaratory statements are
held to be valid, and Tenny's applica-
ton Is refused.
, 1890-08-07

A little 14-months'-old son of DIR. w,
NJ. Smith, of Turner, Or, leaped frou,
its nurses arms at Salem through an
open window and fell sixteen feet to the
ground. The horrihed spectators has
tened to the spot to pick up the mangled
remains, but the little fellow had
plucked handful of wild flowers, which
he smilingIy rendered to the nurse. He
had not received "a scratch.
, 1890-08-07

The Indians of the Wenatchee are ex-
cited over the proposed removal of Gull
tus Jim to the Colviile reservation. He
is relentless enemy of the whites, and
claims to have lived in tho Chelan coun-
try for many generations.
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gdnbe 80 Sputtpretiem.

500 gaar Rinberi9ube 3u 81. Ro'
ftenpreis $1.30 unb $1.4O. 9amen-
Slippers gu Is @ts. unb $1-uertb
$1-1.25.
6pibenbeiebte Morgeni6ube fur 80.
men aner Nrten, Spe3ialitdt. GroBe
&ebuttion $1.75 9amen'R n6pfi6ube
fir $3.50. SuliDans $500 @lacee'
Ieber 2n6pfiGube III Der bette ber Welt.
SuQibans taIbleberner G9ub fur Mdn.
rer 3u $500 1T untbertreffi9. Wdn'
neri6ube fiir $500, tuertb $3.50.
preisermdBisungen In allen anberen
NrtifeIn, tpobon in ben feiniten uub
mittleren Sorter riur bas bette gefibri
tuirb. Die aussei9nittenen 2~dngurub'
leberss 8ube fir Mdnner, trasen fd
gut unb fnb comfortable, b~eionoers au
empfebIen. Garbige S9ube In Blacee
au aeeeptablen preiien.
g.. &. GuIIiban,
gde Commerce & ct. Marp's Str.
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MQerIef.

= Sn San Nntpnio bat es Dom
Wontog Nbenb 81 ubr Big DtenHag
Worgen Z ubr iebr fart geregnet.
Die 5ablide Bacifc Babn erIei.
bet bebeutenben 99aben bur9 bic mol
fenbru6artigen &egensife i'm Weften.
&oum finb bic auf lange Streden meg
geidmemmten @eleiie unb Brtden in
Irisona tpieber bergefeIt, 10 uiro ber
Babnoamm pieber bel Sapman, 6reis
Big Weilen pefli6 bon 5anberIon,
burdbro9en. Sie 3hse purben bort
an Montag 10 bo1e Stunben aufgebalz
ten.
9err PrDf. Carl Bed lit BON
ieiner mebrmonatliden s&eiie
bur6 Die Norb : Staten geiunb unb
munter tpieber bier eingetroHen.
Ser an Der &oiilo Greet, sebn
Meilen 6itli6 bon ber etabt wobnenoe
Gubolph Si6tblau mat, abermals in &C.
fabr, out6 Weu6elm6rber iein 2eben
gu berlieren. Im bergangenen I~freitag
Durben udbrenb BET Na9t mieber meb.
rete S6die in iein 9aus abgefeuert.
Si1tblau bei9uloigte pieberbolt dig Sit
tentdter bic Griiber 9ermann unb 9n'
ton Studen6erg; fe nurben uieber
berbaftet unb ibre 8irgen 3ogen Sic
9href6aft 5uriid, 10 DOB He i'm @efdnss
nib fben. Siea @ranosSurD bat cine
Intlage gegen fe erboben unb ibr Gal
uirb wdbrenb bes 6erbfttermins bes
GriminaIgeri6ts 5ur 8erbanb!uns fonts
men.
= Oas 9o6ma1er bat oas Gunbas
meut Der neuen JluBmauer an Der 8ors
tenifrabe unterwai9en uno bielsIbe
ftirate bergongene yfa6t Elm.
Wdbrenb Wm. 0uidefon bou
Benton, Sas., i'm o%ergangenen 9eptem,
ber auf eiuem 8ieb. uab Yferbetaufge:
f6dft in Geras mar, murbe er, permutbz
lid in Golse bes @e6ieIs bes Srints
maiers bon einem beftieen Nnfau Don
@bolera Morbus unb Diarrboe beimges
iu@t. Gin Npotbefer rietb inn, @bam.
berlains @olic, @bolera unb Diorrboe
&emebD 3u nebmen. Die 3peite Dofis
bepirfte cine bolItdnbige Sur unb er
empfieblt bas MitteI Mnberen an0ele.
gentli9f. Gum 8erfauf 3u Is unb 50
Gents per Glafde bel SC. Gobn 6 Co.,
5. Galteper & Son unb allen Drugs
siftea.
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&err 6. s.. Waiiler In ber Wef.
Commerce : StraBe bdlt ftets bas bon,
tommenite 2ager In 3ei6enmaterias
lien, $apeten, Garben, @Ios, epiegeI.
gIas. 8ilberrabmen, GirniKea unb allen
3et9nens unb Malersu tenilien. Stint,
leriid ausgefibrte Bilber unb 6tatuet.
ten &c. Rnb In cine, Reconsideration Sol,
lerie our Inf9t unb gun, 8erfauf auss
geftelt. Sn $apeten unb 3immerbefos
rationen 1T bas @ei6madpoafte unb
HeueRe bort 3u finben.
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Seras 8.

- Mapor s9erffius bon 6ouFou
bat ben Bei9IuB beg 6tabtratbes, bas
N1tftun5engeieb einaufibreu, b. 3. ben
ifdbtil9en Mrbeitern ftr a9tftin6igt
Mrbeits3eit ben polen 9aselobn Dor
$1.75 au sabIen. nit ieinem 8eto be.
legt.
Sem republitanif1en @ouber'
neursfanbibaten Webfter Flanagan II
bel ieiner Mnfunft In ieiner 6eimatbs.
5tabt 5enberIon cine Opation barge
bra9t porben. Die Biirger periam.
melteu i9 i'm @%rurtbauie unb Der &c,
feierte belt cine Nniprafe.
= Ser Spieler gbuarb Gennebp In
Sort Mottb bot Garris MoIeIep Dor
6er sGirma MoieleD Bros. er.
i9oKsn, ansebli6 neil lebterer gu intin
NIT ieiner 6rau mar. Nls Garris ME,
b~ertar3te, eriGien fem Brubsr Sames
auf Der @eene unb 5ia9te Gennebp Ell
ne t6btli9e Wunbe BEL.
= Den e%ingelaufenen telegrapbil1er
Beri9ten nod, i9eint Der &ege1 an
Montag fid iiber ben sanaen6 taat aus.
sebebnt gu baben. IS reenete In Ser
artana, Seferion, 81 pafo, in Mittel
unb EIo.Se1as.
- Dem 9iitritt. 8eri@te, bas am 8,
September in Tort Worib auiammen.
trat, Iiegen etma 800 Jdue our grlebi.
eung Dor, BON Observation-Disclosures,
8eiie- ni9t tueniser als 106 gbef6ei'
bnngs. Glagen inb.
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u d g.

IS mirb bierbur@ Notis geeeben,
baB elm limitirter Betrag in Nftien Der
nNlamo Geuer : 8erfGerungs @eiells
f6aft" nod ge3ei6net merben fann unb
iebt aur Subftription fir 9ol9e, tpeI9e
ibr 8elb oortbeilbaft an3ulegen miins
f6en, fir bei@rdnfte 3eit ofen liegt.
Wegen @in3elbeiten menbe man f6
ON ben Setretdr, Nr. 222 Weft Cons
mereefraBe (Dtrler's 8ebdube), San
Mntonio, Seras.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Yetitionen: Bon Braben, I'm
3eit sur 8olenbung ber Stabtbaae ;
bon @onrab Suberi6, g. Sbafleit,
glife Wette unb Mrs. 9ermott UNI 8au'
erlaubniB; bon 8tirgern, nm @r6fnung
Der BurIeion StraBe. Be3aeli9 ber
gnti1eibung iiber bas 6eueralarmips
fem fol- Der @bef 5es Geueruebr : Oe.
partements au Ratb gejosen tueroen.
Cine 3ommiiion tpirb bas @runoei'
gentbum Der 6rau Maria Niggli obs
f6dben, ipeI9es bic Stabt e~rpropriirt.
STR Mntauf BON bier 3arten far ben
QReKOr tuerben 5000 beuiligt.
Die 6. @arb erbdlt WaRerleitung.
SIR bic grmeiterung ber MiQs unb
WaKersS traBe pirb cine 3ommiiion
eingefebi.
Eas 9omite beri9tet eegea ben
6teuererlaB auf bas gisentbum ber
2ei9enberbrennuness @eieui9aft.
9ie Orbinop3 in 8e5ug auf bas Nn'
binben ber Gubrwerfe, purbe ange'
nommer.
Gar Repifion bes Greibriefs unb Der
Orbinansen tpurben $400 bemiliet.
9ad~berrpfraBe uiro srabirt sperben.
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$ anfiagm II g.

6eraii6en 0anf allen 9enen, tpeI9e
bte iferbli6e Guile meines geliebten
@atten our lebten &ubeRdtte besleiteten.
Snsbefonoere meinen berali9fen 9ant
benz g. u. Seuti6en MGnner6or fur
bic f%reimiligen 8eitrdge, I'm mir meme
Sage erlei@tern su belfen. Nu@ ben
Mitelieberu beg Sroens Der Nuse, :p6bI,
ten 5reunbe fir lire MibepaItung
mdbrenb ieiner Gronfhtit. fomie ndb,
renb beg 8egrdbnines, meinen ber3li6=
ten 9anf.
9ie trauernben 9interbliebenen.
CLARA 2Dbie mnb &inber.
San Mntonio, 8. September 80.
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@abl 9(nseisem.

@ir inb auiprilirt, Germ . a u. Sepitt
oils Ranbiooten fir bas amt bes &Ounte.
aHefforS bel Der @abI am 4. @obembsr
onau3eigen.
8is finb autOriTrt, Germ &. q. Marti'
ne3 aIs 8anoibaten fir @isberpabl fur bas
slmt bss 8ontabIers bes /. Yrseintts
BON Berar eouLts ansu3.iseu,
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Su6lens Mrutea.ealbe.

Die bette Salbe Der BELT f.: Sdnitte,
nuetfduusen, gef@tuire, Gieber. nnO Saut.
aa.i9Ias, 6!s$tes s%sisranseas saaos.. Srslt'
asorrtoiDsa ODER ieine Sssa5lans; gauise
Satisfaction sarantirt ober 6as geIb pirb
auri6erEattet. % Gents bic S4aHteI. Bum
Bertauf in allen Gpotbeten. Drsib, Sbomps
Iou & 60, 8holeiale.
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9eEamiidbe Genius @ptisen.

Die Beb6lterungs3abl unb Die gu.
uabme berielben ndbrenb beg leBten
Sabr5ebntes in ben Counties. meI9e gu
BEN Genius > Oiffrifte bes Superpiiors
&ebfielo geb6ren, finb ioeben nit Sc.
nebmigung Der 8eb6rbe berbfentli1t
uorben unb finben fd in ben foIsen.
ben SQbe0en aufammenaefeut:
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5 e.

Oie am s. 5. 80. beg &egens balber
ni9t fattaebabte geriammIuns bon
Seuti6en in Srif6's 9aue, our Be.
ratbung lber cine 3u beranHaltenbe
Jeier beg Seuiiden Cages finbet an
WfittDo9 ben 10. B. 80. Mbenbs 8 ubr
in Srii6's Gale ffatt. Cine re6t aablz
rei9e 8etbeiligung auer 9eutl9en III
erbeten. Sas 6 omit
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1907 s 255, s87 70 $40 grosent.

Sn3ablen betrdet Der 3upa6s 1867
631 fiir ben san3en Diftritt. Nm meis
fen baben natiirli6 bic Dor aebn Sabren
mod febr Saan beiebelten Counties:
@bparbs. &unnels. SapIor, gaflanb
uno Mcgulo9 %geuonnen; muir amei
Counties : Menarb unb 8lanco, finb
In ibrer Beb6Iterune auridsesaugcn.
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aae 0eriu6t q. 8attaglia's
California Sii9.@laret gu IS @en!s bic
@alone; otter 3infanOel 81, Bursuns
Der $1.25, Mngelita $1.25.
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1eIbwebeI GUM @inidbtig' Greimil
Iisen): u9onneruetter, aur ni9t 10
aufgebIalen-Sie feben ia aus ME Elm
tpattirter 3mirnsfaben
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@rumsetaemtbums . llebertraammaen.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5 lIebcrtraaunaem.
Soba 3wobis on Grau glmenbc,f.
2 @runbhife On Wiltr.; $3.50.
8. N~ppIepbite on 6elene &iti9er, c
8~runbhlde in glmenborf; $4C0.
gonrab Suberid an Winnie ..
Mturpbp, @ruubfid on SmabafruBe;
$3.50.
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- Ser WbeI perpfi6tet; bic pf1idt.
erfhllung aber abeIt.s
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Gin Gabritant bon pursatib'
piuen in Buffalo annoncirt: rS lie
nebmen bic pile, mir ibun bas uebrise."
Mebr fam man bod t~uabrbaftis ni9t
p%erlanoenl
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tpirb ein 2nabe I'M Nlter BON 1918
Sabren Der beuti6 lefen tann. Na9>
a%ufragen in Der Office Der
.5reien Y,eHe lr Seras".
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San Antonio, Eeras.

SeNem sfauen.
gr Mauffdhgn idf i4ss Department unfeus @efbdhs unb pamen oemI6n infer
gane 3t.
@r characterization aiemanO! GM f@n eenau, pI@en gBsnb rbes snfmmsnt bat
tuen 9erEnien be6aten, DeIhe mir fir bic bMn bMen.
@r baden in unrm @ei6dft mebr &ataI onasut oB ale gfuRtaien. 66ubIr II Sroa
3fammmensenomnn, unSS a pr fr baar tamn, 10 er6anen nil bic nibrsHsn @rfe
Iu dn efUqi6es uno fables @ihdft aufsbaut unb pnben unkre @rnausu bdbmHen.
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Die @eieli9aft bebdlt R1 bas &e1t
Dor, Nngebote auriidBumeifen. Bei uez
bernabme bes pribilegiums muB eiue
au befimmenbe 5umue beponirt tpers
beu.
NGe Nngebote mili1en per1egelt iein.
Sic uerben am Is. September Worgens
$50 gebHnet.
OHene Nngebote fit irgenb elm ni9t
in Der f%olsenben 2ilie angefhbrtes pri.
bilegium fnb erbefen. Die gu pergebenz
ben priDilegien iino:
Grudt,
0iebfutter,
@epddraum;
@igatren unb Sahat,
Miener Wirf1en,
6auptz& eftaurant,
Gir6en,& e itaurant,
Sarbiges &eitaurant,
slide unb Nufern,
Wdrme EamaIes,
Meritanii@ DIES Geiaurant,
&alter 2un9,
2emonabe,
Graders un6 &dIe,
@iber,
peanuts,
Gleiidfaub,
Bdderei,
Ronoitorei,
5obamafer,
@ingema@tes,
See Cream uHb SUDDEN,
@anbp,
poptorn,
8iloer. 8allerie,
3affe uub tDarme 8orien,
Barbecue,
Wafeln,
8aQos.
&. @Drtb a M,
Sefretdr unb Manager Der Jair.
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SIM Gaae bon Rranfbeit ODER
lln9liid sendbren mir ftets
laneere 8eit. @it S1pptbefen.
Noten fam bits ni9ts eideben.
SIR braudea unfere Noten
unb Siderbeitea nidt an Ban.
fters ODER geloberIeiber aa
tran8fertren. UNI nit Dem gelb
unicr @ef6dft Weiteraufibren.
Bir brauden ni1t bo6e
@reiie gu berednen fir Sn-
} ffrumente, neId,e mir auf 5eit
bertaufen, nm bic 8inlen au
: 8orf9iihe beranssuidIasrn.
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Serfanf bon Yripilesieu.
fir bic Gair unb @rpoftion in ber Office
hes Sefretdrs am Is. September.
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@ir berfaufen Yianos unb
Sraeln 10 niebrig gegen baar
ober auf 70 Iei9te 3ablunsen
bin mie irseno Elm Saus i'm
Norbem nher Siiosn.
@ir Douen fe!ne Ncten oeer
St9erheit, ptnn mir Wiauos
ODER Srae!n berfaufen. @ir
reierbireu uns oas Enre6t auf
baS Snfrument.
Noten f0nnen leidt fritten
@erionen iibertrasen perben,
Del9e Die @inlofuns berielben
erspinsen.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-09

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-16
CoFroN's MOVEMENT.
Report of Secretary Hester OF the
New Orleans Exchange.


New ORLEANS, Nov. l5.--Secretary Hes
ter's weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange
cotton statement issued to-day. shows another
week of over 100000 bales brought into
sight, CARRYING the amount Of this crop
marketed 391 900 past the 3, 100000 mark.
The weeks total, while slightly under last
week. Is larger by 81, 100 bales than for the
corresponding seven days OF last year,
Northern spinners have continued in the
market freely, and, including 90, 1851 bales
shipped to them overland, they have taken
10, l65 bales, an excess over this week last
year OF 22,4l4, bringing thoir total for the
season thus far to l63, 2b0 bales more than
for the corresponding seventy five days last
year.
The amount Of the crop brought into
sight during tho week ending last night was
S,O4i. against B5, ,2lS for the correspond
ing seven days Of last year, making the
total thus far for the season TO date $780,
OlS, against ., ,063, 1884, an increase over last
year of 33O, $50.
Ihe movement since Sept. l shows: Re-
ceipts at all United States ports, a,607, 40,
against :, ,465, ,09l bales last year overland
across the Mississippi, Ohio and Potomac
rivers TO northern mills aud CANADA,
%S5, Iel, against 235. 1873; interior stocks in
excess Of those held at the close of the last
.s S'N. yyVhA oS"tfASi a8oinst Soo,oVV, 7,
southern mill takings, 13l ,0S0, against
lSl,s5o; foreign exports thus far for the
season being l,619.031, against ,54s $50 last
year, an increase Of l3i,9A. This indicates
loss during the past seven days In excess
az shown at the close Of last week of 1854
The total takings of American mills,
north and south, thus far for the season
have been 81, ,30S against 653, ,9iS last year
These include 6Si 500 by northern spinners,
against Die, $50. Stocks at the seaboard, and
leaving southern interior centsrs are
now 87,s29 larger than at this date
last year. Including stocks left over at the
ports aud interior towns from the last crop,
and the number Of bales brought into sight
thus FAR from the present crop, the supply
to date ia 3 462, ,450, against 3, l27,9l7 for the
same period last year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-16
HONDURAS REVOLUTION.
Two OF the Cabinet Ministers shot by
Gen. Sanchez.

Two OF the Cabinet Ministers shot by
Gen. Sanchez.
LA LrBERTAD, Nov. 15.-Advices have
been received from Honduras that Gen.
Sanchez hss been captured by the forces
under President Bogran, and that the re-
volution is probably at an end.
President Bograu, who was driven from
Tegucigalpa by the insurgents under Gen
Sanchez on the evening OF Nov. Q, returned
with few followers to a small town named
Tamare, thirty-six miles north OF Teguci-
galapa. There be wss joined by detach-
ments Of troops from Santa Barbara and
Comayague. With these reinforcements
he set out on his return to Tegucigalpa,
arriving there with 400 mep on the night Of
the 18th. The next morning he was Joined
by Gen. Barsales, from Amarala, with 200
men. Gen, Sanchez has caused two Of the
members of President Bogran's cabinet to
be shot. One OF the executed ministers was
Simeon Martinez. Gen. Sanchez has been
worsted ia several engagements. In one
encounter President Bogran carried the
nights of La Leona by assault aud capt
ured three pieces of artillery. Honduras in
general is quiet though the svmpathies of
the people are with President Bogran. San
Salvador maintains neutral position, but
in case Of interference by outsiders the
country will enter vigorous protest.