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September 1. delivery 81 refined h%dr,. dun con
Butter quiet at 1s125c- Cheese active;
hand picked. 4ise; farmers, 20 "a sssc Freightss
to Liverpool Arm and ii fair demand cotton.
per steam. S+32d: grain I'd
CHICAGO. May 2S.-rrading in wheat to-day
was of only moderate volume The market av-
eraged higher than the close yesterday, but
ca.pers were not able TO get rid Of much OF
their holdings at profit. The higher opening
aud subsequent advances were based on the re.
port that the French government had accepted
the proposal Of the deputies TO re-victual the
French fortreSsss with six months supplies.
After the recession due TO selling out Of grain
early the market reacted on renewal OF the old
report that the German government would re-
move the duty on wheatl When this had lost
its grip the market became dull and STEADY
during the latter parr OF the session. July
opened at e91sc. against 99Isc at the close yes
terday, advanced 20 81 COS. reacted ~ 99S4c,
rallied to 81 003s again. hung around at 81 l0sD
coz and closed at 81 00l4. Corn opened strong
under the influence Uf hight receipts and rather
day advanced it was found thar deIiverieson
May contracts were large and estimates for the
receipts to morrow were large. The result was
break from the highest point but rally fol
lowed later. July. which closed yesterday at
b4s4c, opened at Sine and advanced To 55Szc.
broke to o4lsc and rallied TO 6ieSc, Oats were
In the main controlled by corn, whose huctua-
tions were followed. rather closely Provisions
we're dull and the small fluctuations noted in
them was the result Of sympathy with grains.
Pork closed SC higher than yesterday. while
lard and ribs are unchanged.
CHICAGO. May 2s.--CaSn quotations were as
follows: Flour steady; spring patents S. 001
so; winter patents IS Oo6D 5 IS; bakers
IS S0DS as; straights 81 65GoS 10. Wheat
No. spring, 81 05; No. ,. red, 81 06lb. Corn
No. 2, 5634c. Oats-Eo, 2. islsc. Mess PORK,
per barrel, $40 5S0f0 GO. Lard, per 100 fbs,
So 20@6 25. Short ribs sides, loose, S. sea-
IS. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed 81 95GD5 90.
Short clear sides, boxed, So 25d06 So. Whisky
at 81 i6
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KrolskOf'S Mammoth Millinery House.
WE ANNOUNCE FOR SPRING AND SUMMER, 1891,

The most elegant stock displayed by any house in
the country and rivals with the best establishments north
One hundred thousand dollars is the value and we are
crowded way up the roof with the finest Millinery Goods
The choicest novelties from Europe have been secured and
only the finest and best goods in the market will be offered
Pattern Round Hats and Bonnets imported or exact
copies from Paris and London Real French Flowers in
endless varieties Untrimmed Hats by thousands in all
shapes and grades. Ribbons of all kinds Gold and
Silver Lace Vevets etc.
Our trimming department of fifteen frstcass trmmers is
charge of the most celebrated designers north.
shall retail first floor at prices wholesale up
stairs. Miners and merchants supplied at New York
prices and Our Ribbon Sale continues here
tofore.
8 KRoUSKOE7F ISL Broughton Street.
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CONSIGNEES.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, NAV
26-S Guckenheimer & Son. Southern Elk Co, II
P Richmond w Tiedeman & Bro. Edison q Il
l. Co, Savannah G & w Co, S Krouskoff. Mrs l.
Gardner. Palmer Hardware Co. Moore & j, C II
Koneman, Savannah Cotton Mills, Harms & ],
Lloyd A, Ellis. Go, Y Henderson, w II
Holman, Mrs Rutledge Ohsick. Mrs w A
Wrst, G Parsons Stahmer. j Lnsky.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway
May 2S-A Haney, L PutzeI, A LETTER q Son.
Savannah Cotton Mills, Savannah Grocery Co.
Lee Roy Myers & Co, Savannah Brewing Co, w
d Simkins, Lippmnn Bros, w w Gordon q Co,
Greigg, J & w. Smith Bros NJ Ferst's Sons q Co
A II Champions Son. s Guckenheimer 4 Son,
Kirkland Y Henderson, Herman & K w T
Gibson, LovelPs Sons A Ehrlich & Bro Savan-
nah w Wks. Arnold & T, J P Williams & Co, @
Miller, Enrich & Bro, J Collins Il Co, Order
I j Davis. Appel q S.
Per Central Railroad. Nav 28-Dwelle. CO D.
Jno Flannery & Co, Woods, G & Co, j X Cooper,
j P Williams & Co. II VI Conner & Co. II Traub'
NJ Fersts Sons Il Co, Heidi & S, Ellis, Y q Co,
II Champions Son, Guokenheimer & Son. II
i Oilif, Eudden q b, Savannah Grocery Co. A y
Canuet, w miller, Palmer Hardware Co, d N
Thomson, Savannah & w Co. Herman & X
NJ Henderson, Collins q Co, @ w Parish,
II Solomon & Son, Smith Bros, Barbour & Co, j
MCPHERSON, Harms & J, Eckman & v, X But
Ter, Schwarz. J d Weed & Co | @ Haas J
Marshbaum, Southern Cotton Oil Co, Lppman
Bros. w d Dixon.
Per steamship City of Savannah from New
York-A r Altmayer & Co, A J Aylesworth est
w Branch, Appel =, Brush + l. & p Co, Fl NJ
Branch, Butler 81 NJ, Boley Son, @ Butler,
l. Bluestein, Broughton Bros, Blumenthal Bros
E |. Byck, X Butler, w S Cherry & Co, A Cox
Collat Bros, Chatham Grocery Co. City & Sub
Ry, T F Churchill, De Soto Hotel, Jas Douglas,
Q r r & BkgCo L Dunn. NJ Doy.e. Derst,
Eckrnan q v j Einstein, Epstein & Bro. J j
Foley.G Eckstein & Co. EDgel & r. Frank q Co,
NJ Fersts Sons & Co. q A Farnham. X Fetzer,
Fleischman & Co. H Furber. @ NJ Gilbert & Co,
|. George, Gutman. s Guckenheimer & Son,
G Gray g. Son, Hexter & X, Heuisler q II, @
Metterich, Jackson, NJ & Co, Kolshorn & M, W
A Jaudon, S Kroiskoff, Lippman Bros, Lang,
Lowell & L, Lindsay & NJ, Ludden & b. J Lynch,
Jno Lyons & Co, Lloyd & A, II II Livingston,
S Lawton & Co. Meinhard Bros & Co. Mohr Bros
Mutual Trading Co, A Minis Sons. s u Masters
Morning News Mutual Coop Asso'n, Morrell,
McGrath & Co. Lee Roy Myers & Co, Order @
+ Shea, Jno Nicoison, Order b Hull & Co, G
Rogers, Peacock. II & Co. Savannah Grocery Co,
Savannah Steam Bakery, p Springer, L Stern,
II Solomon d Son. Smith Bros. r Schwarz, T
Sampson, Jno Sullivan, l. Scoville, Sanders
Screven House. G e Stults q Co, P Tuberdy
Ward, @ w Tiedeman & Bro, j D Weed & Co, J
williamson & G w West Southern Ex Co,
S. & w Ry, 5tmrs Alpha, Katie. Ga & Fla l 8
Il Co.
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In charge Hydrogra
RECEIPTS

Per Charleston aud Savannah Railway, NAV %
81 bales cotton, 20 pkKs tobacco, bdl hides, 8
boxes groceries, boxes VINE, 1 case goods, 1
box books, crt adv matter. 5 bbls flour, . box,
boxes castings. car empty bbls IS sacks rice,
lot goods, box packing. boxes tools, l s
machine, bale clothing, box drugs
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
May 2S-l2O bales cotton 8, 500 boxes vegetables,
4e6 bhls vegetables, ~ cars lumber, bbls fruit,
92 boxes fruit, 9O3 bbls spirits turpentine, I 56S
bbls rosln, roll paper, bales hides cases d
ash, 40 bales wool Dbl whisky. car cattle, /
box hacks, Dbl groceries, box snuff. organ,
cars bacon, sacks rice. . pkRs hardware, 1
trunk: box candy. sacks grass seed. lot
wax. car sash d and b.
Per Central Railroad. MAY 1851 bales cotton,
l52 bales domestics, bales wool bale hides. 5
rolls leather, pkgs paper, pkgs tobacco, $50
bbls lime, so 500 lbs lard is bushels oats % al
lbs bacon bbls whisky. 94S pkgs vegetables, 8
pkgs huggies. hi bbls whisky, 0 bbls syrup. 90
tons pig iron. 10 pkgs furniture !. car stock. ITO
pigs hardware, Gears stone, 236 pkgs mdse, ,005
lbs paper stock
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Hamburg. May 2-Arrived, steamship ROYAL
Prince lBrl, Anderson. Coosav, sc.
Lizard. May 2o-Passed banks Providence r
ltail. Repetto. Pensacola fer River Tyne;
lnione lItall, Zeno. Charleston for Gotheu-
burg; 9Th, Fingal lNorl Eckeland. Fernandina:
New Zealand lNorl LeonardSen, Pensacola
nth, VIM Wilcox [Brl, McGough, do.
4th-Saiied. BARK Union GNorl, Olsen, Savan-
s. Michaels, May 1s-sailed. steamer Acuba
lBrl Pensacola; 20th, bark Albert Neumaun
Berlin Ger, Wilmington, N C..
Venice. May 2S-Arrived, bark Emanuele
Iltall. Starita, Charleston.
West Hartlepool, May S-Arrived. ship Isis
lBri, Hughes. Mobile; 10th, steamer PrydAin
lBrl, Jones. Pensacola.
Colon, May lin port, steamship Torridon
lbrI, Miller, for Pensacola 10 sail 18TH or nth.
Apalachicola, May 26-Arrived, scnr Chas II
watson. Dunton. Point "a Pitre
Boston. '-'''
Boston, May 26-Arrivsd. bark Benz Dicker.
man, Chisholm. Apalachicola-
Baltimore. May 26 Sailed, schr City Of Balti-
more, Georgetown. S c.
Bath, Me, May 76-Arrived, scnr Dickey Bird,
Skolheld, Darien, Ga.
Charleston, May g6-Cleared, schr Cenevieve.
Campbell, st Simons TO load for PhiIadelphia
Sailed, bark Laugen Norl. Savannah
Pensacola, May 23-ArriN cd, steamers Iroouois
bennington. New York; Banan Nurl, Hansen,
boeas del Ioro land cleared for Baracoa).
Cleared steamer Torridon (Brl, Miller Colon;
schrs Jefferson, Dixon, Martinique; Bessie Z
crane tBrl, Henley, San Domingo.
Port Royal, c, May 26-Sailed steamer Thos
Melville BIT, Warwick. United Kingdom; schr
Satila River, Ga. May 20-Sailed, schrs Susan
Plokering, Haskell. Boston; 21st. Annie S Co
nant, Boeman, Philadelphia mot Boston,
frawle Paint. May 26-Passed. steamship
New YORK, May 2S-Arrived out steamship
City of Berlin.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Macon for Boston
1858 bales cotton, 800 bales domestics, 90 turtles
~ bales paper stock 18 bales hides, IL bbls rice,
2SS bales WOOL $50 bbls -four, IS bbls r oil, 8 bbls
pitch 374 bbls rosin, 305 bbls spirits turpent ne
l23.S9l feet lumber, 10 boxes oranges, 150 500
shingles, $50 crates vegetables, $500 slaves.
1922 bbls vegetables, 1874 tons pig iron, S57 pkgs
mdse.
Per bark Elisabeth [Swl for Garston Dock
500 tons high grade pebble phosphate. 1865, $40
feet p p lumber 20 bbls rice, weighing 6 ,750
pounds-Stracha e. Co.
Per bark Sondre Norl, for London 065 bbls
spirits turnenttne measuring 1888 gallons
James Earle. Jr.
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship City OF Savannah from New
4ork-C Wilton, Miss Snyder. II Buckholz,
3 intermediate, 3 steerage.
Per steamship City of Macon for Boston
Miss Gallingham and niece, Mrs j A Robbins, l.
ID Randall, Mrs Fl A Mugridge, Mrs Durgin, Mrs
J. w Coombs, Mrs K II Pierce, Mrs X II Wright
II Orgund, G X Merritt and family, Mrs M s
Lacroix. g Lacroix, F NJ Oxley, II II Stafford.
w II Stratton, G w Worster and wife, @ Ii D
Green, Miss Hodgson, II Potter, 2 colored, 2
Storage.
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VIII be found regularly on sale at the fol-
loving placer:
EStilrs News Depot.
COpner's News Stand.
L. J. Kieffer's Drug Store, corner West
Broad and Stewart streets.
T. A. Mullryne 6 Co.'S Drug Store, West
Broad and WaldDurg streets.
st. J. X. YonRe's Drug Store, corner
Whitaker and Duffy streets.
McCauley 81 Co.'S Drug Store, corner
New Houston and Drsyton streets.
W. A. Bishops Drug Store, cornsr hall
and Pnes streetG --AdB.
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New York. May 2g-Arrved. schrs G r Flint,
Brown Jacksonville; Ebener Haggett, Poole.
Fernandina; y J French, Kendrick. Brunswick
Cleared. steamship YOkford lBrl. Munro
Coosaw. s O.; schrg Hattie McG Buck, Small
Key West and Mobile. s8Ez
Brow Head, May 10 Passed, sseamshp Puer-
10 Riqueno lSpl. Marterenl, Pensacola Tor Liver
pool.
Buenos Ayres. April 2z-Arived. basis Adele
NOR, Larsen. Mohiie.
95tb-sailed. bark Marie lAusl, romaslck
Savannah.
Cronstadt, May io-srrfyed. bark Curry Tref.
Baerholdt, sassisss s5ts. Wares Ess S SSr
kerntz, DO; 2ist. Tfsmis iAori, Wnlbs, DO.
knsenada, May 23-rAfflVed, baFk ARABIA ikOrl,
Dmmundsen. Pensacola
Gothenberg, May y Arrived. bark Maria
btoneman bfl PieTef. chaflesf ~,
hFlmafadt. Mag feN Arrived. bark Aurora
iA0rl, 8undqrssn, 8esslnah Tor F00teeiCn Haf.
Dor
Gene. Nay i9.-4fdfea. bark Erztatnlogan
lhofl Johnsep, SGyaana4
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New York Vegetable Market

NEW YORK, May 2s.-Potatoes, prime. IS OO0
6 90; seconds So 00ds4 90. Beans, Sc so Gu.
cumbers, So 5000 90 Cabbage, 81 50@1 r.
Florida tomatoes, ST 500225. Cucum bers. So 90
D3 so. Peaches. SO o0094 90. G. s. PALMER.
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OLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City Of Savannah. Savage, New
York-C @ Anderson.
Bark Sondre [Norl, Jacobsen, London-Chr G
Dahl & Co. j W.
Bark Elisabeth [Swl. Andersen. Garston Dock
& Co.
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oWeot pOIaCoos, U DuSn-, WhIIS-. " ~
PoULTRY-Market steady, supply moderate.
demand steady.
EGGs-Market steady, stock ample. demand
good.
PEANUTs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNEY-Denand nominal
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SPOKEN

May e5. lat So 30. lon rs so. schr Hattie Fl Bar
bour, from Bangor for Savannah.
May "a, off Chincoteague, schr B Holden,
from New York for Fernandina
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Henriqueta [Brazl, DaSilva, Rio Janeiro.
in ballast-Master.
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me sunday Morning News

Neglige shirts, elegant new patterns in
light summer goods, at LaFar'a-Ad.
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DEPARTED ssTEapAY
aAILEn YN3rERDAY.

Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Button C II Medlock, Agt.
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MARITIME MT9gIrr.r.Axv
NOTICE TO MARINERS

London. May 26-Bark Zelmira [Portl, Lima.
from Brunswick for barcelona, has put into San
Juan, r, leaking.
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Mems nightshirts, Of light cambria, cool
for SIMMER, all sizes, at LaFars.-Ad.
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Pictures in great variety and all prioea
Ii. Y. Taylor, 1876 York street.-Ad.
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effect upon the general list, and slight losses
were In most cases regained before noon. after
which time dizziness and stagnation became
more pronounced and movements Of the after
noon are OF little or no importance The
market nnally closed as IL had been during the
greater part Of the day, dull and stagnaut.
although the strength developed in coal stocks
IN the final tradinEs is worthy of note. The
squirt IN Pacific Mail also 10 the first hour was
one OF the most notable movements of the day.
These resulted IN making gains OF 1Is per cent
IN New Jersey Central and PEI C mt in Pacific
Mail The sales were 1000 SHARES of listed
and 600 shares Of unlisted
The following were the closing quotations of
he YDr. Stock -s.AanCa.
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Yachting caps, white, black and Blue, az
Lafsf'G-Ad.
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Notices TO mariners, pilot charts and all
nautical information will be furnished masters
OF vessels free of charge at the United States
photographic Onice in the Custom House
Captains are requested TO call at the office.
LIEUT. Fl SHERMAN,
In charge photographic Station.
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NAVAL STORES-The market was quiet for
spirits turpentine but firm at unchanged prices
There was a steady demand, with moderate
4l0 casks of regulars at 35lxc. At the Board
of Trade on the opening call the
market was reported firm at 3516c
for regulars. At the second call it closed
firm at 3516c for regulars Rosin-The market
continues without change. The better grades
are firm and in demand. while the lower grades
are dull. The sales during the day were
about 1880 barrels At the Board
of Trade on the first call the market
was reported firm. with sales of 759
barrels, at the following quotations: A. B, c,
!, and E, 81 IS; F. 81 IS; g, 81 55; H, SO O5; /,
$S 05; water white SO 80 At the last call it
closed firm and unchanged except for NJ which
was quoted at 81 rs, with further sales of 4O5
barrels.
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FRIDAY. May 90. 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Savannah, Savage. New
York-C g Anderson.
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Tomorrow Saturday being national holi.
day the Custom House will be closed
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SHIPPING INTE LLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.

DUN DIETS ''s.....--.-..s ....D:5J
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1904 A NJ. 1928 p N
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Steamship City Of Macon. Boston.
Bark Sondre Nor, London.
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OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. GA. Nav IS. 1891.

R1cE-The market was dull, but steady and
unchanged. The sales during the day were 40
barrels The following are the official quotations
Of the Board of Trade. Small job lots are held
ka4c higher:
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NUM-. 40.
NoTICIAs TELEGRAFICAs.
Mexico.

Mexico,-Se ha hecho una ten
tativa de asesinato contra ell Coro-
mel Carrascosa, g0bernador del
Estado de Chiapas, en- San Crist6-
bal. FL gobernador en- vez de ha-
Der sido muerto, dispar6 contra el
que trataba dc asesinarlo.
Han llegado gran ndmero de tn.
ristas de los Estados Unidos.
III obispo dc Veracruz esta mu.
riendose.
Mexico.-Sir Spencer st. John,
Ministro de lnglaterra en- Mexico
ha notificado al senior Don Ignad
Mariscal, Ministro de Negociot
Extranjeros, que ell gobierno de
Queensland ha aceptado el tratado
de 81 de Noviembre de 1888.
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pago por la vergiieuza que lie eau
saria, pero sucede 10 contrario.
III 6brio paga su dinero por ense-
far al mundo 10 que ell bajo MIN
guna consideration haria por pa
go. Que contrariedad. 81 un
hombre tenia solamente cuatro
drinks tragos al dia en- un aio
seran arriba de SlS2.00 y en- cinco
amos ascendera la suma d la canti-
dad de mas dc $4,000.
Ilustr6 el Doctor este asunto
con tanta elocuencla, que solo ell
que esta dotado por la naturaleza
con el don de la palabra podia ha.
betlo hecho de la manera gratifi.
cante que le hizo, y solo los que 10
escucharon pueden tener una me-
diana idea de la elocucion con
que este asunto importantisimo
merece y con ell cual el DR.. Gould
es familiar. Ldstima repetimos
que los que mas neeesitan DIR es.
tas cosas no las oigan para que
realizaran de uua manera cOnclu,
silva los errores que cometen Guam
do Sc entriegan al vicio mas in
moral y denigrante en- la sociedad
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BRASIL.

Rio Janeif0.---No obstante que
las diferencias que existian entire
el presidente y los ministries con
respecto al castigo de los ofieiales
que habian destrozado las oi.ciuas
de la sTribunav Sc han arreglado
satisfactoriamente, Ia ciudad csta
agitada. Los peri6dicos exigen
que el gobierno conceda garantiaa
que aseguren la libertad de la prem.
sa. Las tr0pas recorren en- pa
truyas las GALES con obieto de
conservar el 6rden.
Berlin.-Alemania ha reconoei-
do ofcialmente 4 los Estados Uni-
dos del. Brasil.
Rio Janero.--La prensa de Rio
Janeiro asegura que los recientes
escandalos acaeeidos con las ofici-
mas de Ia "Tribunar han sido ell
resultado de un plan para suminis-
trar pretexto para la proclamation
del Presidente de Fonseca como
dictador vitalicio del Bracil.
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AL Pueblo del CondadO de San
Miguel.

Habiendo llegado rumores de
nuestro condado de San Miguel
al efecto de que una parte del con.
dado de San Miguel esta deseoso
de que Sc haga una division del
condado durante Ell presente ter
mino de 10 Legislature, los repre-
sentantes de dicho condado, man-
dados a representa- los sagrados
intereses del pueblo en- general,
desean de saber las 0pini0nes Y
voluntad del pueblo para cumpiir
con sus deseos. Los representan-
tes del condado son simplemente
los sirvientes del pueblo y no 80
someteran d los dictamenes o ca
prichos de algun ndividuo 8 indi.
viduos quienquiera que sean, sino
que aguardaran las peticiones y
delegaciones de una mayoria de
ciudadanos que deseen tai cambio.
Sus sirvientes acataran s0lamente
nuestro mote, el cual es el mayor
bien para ell mayor ndmero. Sien-
do que estos rumores nos han lie.
gadO d esta capital deseamos la
expression popular sobre ell asunto.
81 10 desean Sc hara. ST no 10 de.
sean no Sc hara. Nj un solo palmo
de TERRA de nuestro condado sera
separado, sino es con la voluntad
del pueblo. I'll mas humilde, de
la mas remOta aldea do nuestro
vasto dominic, puede con contlan-
"a dirijirse sobre ell asunt0 4 sus
files sirvientes los Legislatures del
Partido del Pueblo Undo. Para
este fin, sugeririamos de que juntas
y peticiones Sc tuyieran y formaran
en- cada precinto. La delegation
del condado de San Miguel hara
10 que este en- su pCder para con-
seguir 10 uno 8 10 otrO segon 10
desee ell pueblo.
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Question Que Puede COmpli'
Carse

Telegrafean de Londres que ell
Presidente de los EstadOs Unid0s
comienza d usar en- la question
acerca del mar de Behring-ac-
tualmente pendlente entire Inglate.
rra y los EstadOs Unidos-no ha
podldo causar en- los circulos eff.
ciales Otro efecto que el de la sor-
presa y el asOmbro. Habiase crei.
do que los EstadOs Unidos no
pretendian ejercer una Jurisdiction
absolute sobre aquellos mares,
Los empleadOs del Ministerio de
Relaci0nes Exteriores Sc muestran
reticentes acerca del particular,
perO SO presume que Inglaterra
no consentira en- que los EstadOs
Unidos ejerzan su Jurisdiction
en- aquellas aguas mas ALA de
los limites fjados por ell derechO
international. La marina Britain.
ca queda preparada para proteger,
durante la estaci6n pr6xima, los
buques guarda costas Norte' Ame,
ricanos.
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Desastroso Acont ntecimiento.

Anoche entire las y las 8 p. M.
aconteci6 adentro de los limites
de la ciudad de Las Vegas eerca
de media milla abajo de ell puente
entire las dos plazas 10 destruction
de seis casas del FeUo, ,carril llenas
de hielo y la muerte Immediate del
j6ven simpatico A. X. Noues ell
actual Superintendent y Vice-Pre.
sidente del Aqua Pura Co., de esta
ciudad. I'll venia en- un caboose
de Los Ojos, en- ell tren que traia
hielo, cuando el tren lleg6 al
switch este estaba cambiado Y
caus6 que el tren sc descarrilase
demoliendo seis casas, y causando
la muerte d este j6ven. Sc cree
que algun NAL intencionado de
proposito cambi6 ell switch yas5ea
con el fin de tlestruir los carros
con hielo, 8 de causar IN naufragio
con ell tren dc pasajeros, que debia
haber venido adelante de este tren
como es de costumbre, pero en- es-
ia noche desventurada para este
j6ven habia sido cambiado el viaje
para Ia mala suerte de Nones. La
persona Q personals que hicieron es.
to tai yez supieron que 'et~pasajero
venia atras, porque hace unos (ifas
que ell Sr. Nones fu6 amenazadQ,
pues hubo huelga de trabajadores
en- Los Ojos por mas sueldo, y ell
no hiz0 apreciO, ocupando otros
hombres, para cortar y empacar
hielo en- las casas del FerrO. .carril.
La opinion general es que su
muerte fue causada por alguno de
sus trabajadcres descargadOs o
por sus con.socios. La compahia
del ferrO-carril ha hecho bien en-
ofIecer una recompenza de $500,
para la conviction del crimen, al ell
GObernad0r deberia acreeentarla,
y la ciudad de Las Vegas deberia
dOblaIla para el castigo de un echo
tan prieto como este. +. II. Pierce
acompaha los restOs mortales de
Nones hoy para Louisville, KY, en-.
donde viven los padres del finado