davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Thn KnI.. !. WhI.ter..

EMPEROR WILLIAM has grown teard
and Governor Winans has shaved his
chin whiskers There appears to be no
accounting for the tastes OF great men.
Detroit Tftbune.
A FRENCH physician declares that
Kaiser Wilhelm cannot live two years,
but the source OF this opinion will pre-
vent it from ausing much furry among
the statesmen OF Europe s.. Louis
POst-Dispdtch.
THE appearance OF Emperor William
on tho streets OF Berlin on horseback on
Sunday was good way TO refiite the
sensational stories about his health The
reason for his retirement on the royal
yacht was that he was raising beard,
and, like young man with his first
mustache, was ashamed of ID until IL had
outgrown the appearance Of neglect Of
the barber. He is noN Q bearded mon
arch. --Qsiecv WIG ssm ross q y
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Advise. Use OF Maize.

The London Standard. In an article on
grain shortage, advises the consumption of
maize, saying that the United States could
export 4O0.O00,000 bushels Of maize. and
that an extra shilling per bushel would at
tract all the maize in America necessary to
supply xurope with wholesome. nutritious
food The STANDARD says: @Therefore we
can feel assured that there Will be an
abundance of grain for all the people of
the world, although we must be prepared
TO see wheat much higher
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
The Rainmak-rs.

RAINMAKERs are common nowadays
put Ohio comes to the front as usual
with new fad. Some enterprisiny
editors got together at Columbus and or
ganized campaign thuncer foundry
Toledo Commercial
FROM the amount OF Gamage reported
through excessive rainfalls it is crafty
ing to be informed that the experiments
not satisfactory It IL well to ha, O suf-.
ficlent moisture, but these floods are to
be dreaded. Bee.
THAT man with the rain-producer
down in Texas, when he tries to make
little local shower, creates storm which
covers 200 square miles. He has evil
IDENTIFY discovered no improvement on
the old plan Of sending rain upon the
just and unjust t-BostOn Globe
THE rainmakers are wanted in east
ern parts, In Connecticut In Westches-
ter County and elsewhere where the
reservoirs and streams are low This Is
q reasonable request III rain can be
made the folks who make 1t should be
willing to test their systems upon places
where success Will mean an immediatel
goo1.-Rome Sentinel.
GENERAL DYRENFoRTH continues to.
explode dynamite and gunpowder in the'
upper air of Texas, and his explosions
continue to be followed by rain. Sill
the Texans refuse to take much stock in
Dyrenforth, but rather put their faith
in an all-wise and overruling Providence.
which sendeth rain in due season upon
the just and upon the unjust, without
to+--~~s-s--e.--->f--.-az azrlosives--- Boston
Herald. ~
GENERAL DYRESFoRTH having evolv
ed a thousand miles OF rain witt
the aid OF rackarock and oxy
hydrogen might now turn his at
tention to Rainmaker Me bourne
and enlist him for further experiments
Mr. Melbourne has been doing meteoro-
logical stunts" I'm a little backward
cubbyhole with material that might be
termed Tackamouth," and claims all
the rain that has lately farcn around
Cincinnati IL Dyrenforth kite or
a dynamite bomb could put Mr.. Mel
bourne nearer the sources OF rain supply
we might look for Noachian deiuge -
Brooklyn Ctizen.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

HVW - - a. ~ " ~ -
lrhe wschits Easle says that this poem was ls
", .nss morf 2'''' " An 'hsno"A mn" ~
In my blanket-bel lie.
Gazing through the shades Of night
At the twinkilng stars on high.
Der me spirits In the air
Silent vigils seem to keep,
As ! breathe my childhood prayer
''Now Hay me down to Sleep"
In the bough OF yonder tres;
Laughingly the dsnsing rill
Swells the midnight melody.
Foemen may be lurking near
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
CREMArED IN A CABIN.

The Charred Remains OF benjamin X.
Musgrave Found Near Terre Hauto, Ind.
Terre Haute, Ind. has q CHASTITY sensa-
tion in the charred remains OF human be-
ing found In the ruins OF a fire eight miles
north OF the city. 1t is reasonably certain
that the bones are those of b. r. Musgrave,
a real estate dealer OF the city up till two
years ago, since which time he has boon a
fugitive from justice.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
cHILIAN REBELs TRIUMPH.


Balmacoda OonpaeteIy Routed, HIS Com
erals KILLED, Himself Fugitive.
In a desperate five- hours battle around
Valparaiso the Coagressionalist forces un-
der Gen. Canto completely routed Bal
maceda's army. Over 5000 fell in the en-
gagement Generals Barbosa and Alzer-
reca. of the Government army. were killed
President elect Vicuna sought refuge on e
German warship. Balmaceda himself is a
fugitive, and Valparaiso, while surrender
ed to the rebels, is under the protection of
marines from the United States, German.
French and English warships in the harbor,
who landed 90 protect the Foreigners inter
ests. Confirmation OF the aboYe has been
received at Washington.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

A touching incident occurre at the re-
union OF the Thirty-thlrd Ohio Infantry at
Waverly. Ohio Among those present was
Captain ID. NJ. White. OF Winnsboro. Texas.
and he had come 20 re: urn to the relatives
OF General sin the sword which fell from
the hand of that brave oficer when he was
killed during the charge of Bragg's army
upon the Union lines at stone River
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
sLAsHED BY A NEGRO.



Cut by q Desperate.
On the streets of Peoria, Ill. negro ran
amuck. The desSSrs~- ~ INK Berry,
and his associates say he murdered two
men in Natchez n few years ago.
He tried to cut colored woman's
throat, and Officers Sloan and Campbell
entered just In time TO save the woman, but
in the fight which ensued both of them
we're frightfully cut. Oficer Sloan has
three ugly gashes in the face. one of which
ss six inches long and exposes his tongue.
Campbell Is cut around one-half OF his
neck. Berry got out on the street, but
Onicer Stevens knocked him down. Berry
rose and cut Stevens In the face He then
started TO run across the street when the
patrol wagon was driven onto him and one
OF the horses stepped ON his head rendering
him insensiblc, and ne was captured
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

that II was tho room where the tragedy
had taken plnce.
"But We will satisfy everybody.
Henccforth there Is no IA or no 76.
Other numbers will be substituted, and
the superstitious can sleep in the room
where man took his life without feeling
squeamish. New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Lvnch.a Though ouilte.. Of crime.

Will Lewis. colored, aged Is years. was
lynched at Tullahoma. Tenn. The lynch
ing was very quietly done, no one except
two prisoners IN the calaboose knowing any
thing about It, Lewis was regarded as
quarrelsome negro, and few days ago he
attempted to kill City Marshal Rainey. He
was last arrested for acting IN dis orderly
manner and insulting "a lady.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

West Brownstown, Ind. Is excited over
the sudden death of little George Hughes.
two weeks ago. He was an important wit
ness in a criminal prosecution, aud not feel
ing well doctor was called, who gave him
some medicine. He died, One of the parties
interested in the suit gave him the medi-
cine. His body will be exhumed and his
stomach analyzed.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
A Zig Haul.

Maj william Tillman, late cashier of the
broken Falls City Bank, Louisville. KY,
Sinking Fund Commissioner. and ons OF the
most prominent men In the city socially.
has fed to Canada, aud nearly 500, coo of
the banks money is missing
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
CROPS ARE INJURED.

Tho Recent Heavy Frost Zoos Great
Damage Throughout the Badger sta'e.
Frost did considerable damage to crops in
Wisconsin. A dispatch received from Ne
cedah states 55 per cent OF the cranberry
crop Is ruined. The temperature in the
cranberry belt fell to ten degrees below
freezing From the tobacco sections dis
patches say that another frost OF this kind
will ruin 10000. 900 pounds OF tobacco,
which is now being put in sheds. Corn and
potatoes suffered severely In some sections.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

A letter has been received by the Treas
ury Department against the admission Of
Russian Jews. who are coming into the
country at such rapid rate. The protest
comes from the Clothing Cutters and Trim.
mers Association OF Baltimore. who claim
the wages OF cutters AMI trimmsrs have
fallen 30 per cent because OF the newly
inn ported labor
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
openinr OF the Cherokee Lands.

AtGuthrie, Oklahoma Territory, Governor
Steele has receiveda a message from secre-
tary Noble saying that the new lands will
not he opened before the 18th.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

Washington Is suffering from a very cu-
rious and extraordinary epidemic. II is an
invasion OF fieas. There muss be millions
upon millions OF these pestifcrous little in
sects on the jump; nearly every house In
the city is infested. social gatherings have
been broken up by them and the lives OF the
Inhabitants made miserable.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
no ResI.t Iraae. un.on..

Three hundred San Francisco employers
have organized manufacturers associa-
tion. for the purpose OF resisting the en-
croacLments of trades unions. The organ
ization will extend its Jurisdiction all over
the State, and will ally itself with similar
associations in other States. board OF
nine directors was elected, which will have
extraordinary power in settling disputes
between members OF the association and
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Cotton BADLY Damaged.

Dispatches from all parts Of the cotton
belt show that cold weather aud worms In
Texas and the Mississippi Valley States
and excessive rains In the Southeastern
States have been disastrous TO the cotton
crop. The loss is placed all the way from
s5 To 70 per cent
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
severe storm in bermuda.

At Hamilton, Bermuda, terrific storm
ragged, leveling stone walls, uproodng
trees, and destroying telegraph wires IL
was the greatest storm since 1880.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

The Indiana window glass manufacturers
formed an association and adopted tho fol-
lowing. af2esolved, that no glass shall be
made until wages rules and usages are set
tied 60 tlie satisfaction OF the manufactu-
reEs wage committee. and until the said
wage committee shall have notified each
manufactures. through the secretary, OF
fhe date OF startingD
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Good for Old Wabash.

The wheat crop of Wabash County, In
a.t@s1.--l.arnt
hxrah hal
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
An Actor'. FrIpntful Fan.

At Beloit, Wis, G. w. Sparks, OF Balti-
more, OF Carter's "Fast Mailn troupe, fell
four stories I'm the Goodwin House elevator
shaft. He is probably crippled for life
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

Tilted by a heartless seamstress John
Turner OF Minneapolis. saw Lawyer Duby.
and they concocted the entirely unique
idea of suing woman tor breach OF prom
Ise The defendant Is a drcssmaker. 22
years of ago and OF respectable family.
Her name Is Terwilliger. Turner asks for
Is. 900 damages
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Grand Mound, Iowa, scourred.

Fire broke out nv oruss. - -------s-
County. Iowa, and the buildings OF Jacobs,
harness dealer; Teege. butchers Leyder.
blacksmith; 'Twogood, hardware; Fitzger-
aid. druggist. and Moeller and Detleff.
hardware merchants, we're entirely con-
sumed. The total loss Is placed at $50, 900.
Only a year ago fire devastated the main
part OF the place.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
TO Succeed Edmunsis.

Hon. Red6eld Proctor, now Secretary of
War in President Harrison's Cabinet, has
been appointed Senator to succeed George
f. Edmunds by Governor Page. OF Vermont.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Owen,s Murderer CAPTURED.

At Mansfield. Mo-. Sheriff Klindine cap
tured James Wright, and will take him TO
sneedsville, Tenn, where he is wanted for
murder.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

At New Haven, Conn, two hundred
bootmakers struck work in the big rubber
factory OF l. Candee & Co because the
superintendent ordered the windows closed,
claiming that the air damaged the ma
terial. The atmosphere In the shop was
suffocating. The strike Is virtually one for
fresh air.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
LIVES LOST In THE rLooE.

Three Persons Drowned During the Deluge
I'm New York.
A terrific cloudburst inflicted aggregate
damage OF $3.50, 200 at different points In
New York State. and resulted in the loss
of three lives. Sand Lake. Poestenkill,
Troy, Berlin, Petersburgh and Castleton
n ..-ls- n 4 49, - -.a-
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Texas Blaze.

At Quanah. Texas, a block OF half a dozen
frame business houses burned. Total loss.
e60, 900; Insurance. s55. 600. The macaroni
factory of Cuneo & Razzio at Philadelphia
was destroyed by fire. Loss. $4,000; insur-
aUca gfe 0nO
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

James Winkleblack, residing near Charles
ton, Ill, who gained an unenviable reputa-
tion five or six years aao In connection
with the murder OF Nehemiah Fleetwood
and wife, is again In court charged with his
landlord and neighbor Scott Green's MUIR
der. Winkleblack killed Green with hoe.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Killed by a Runaway Horse.

At Tecumseh, Mich, Miss Bertha Travis.
20 years old, was riding when the horse
took fright. Miss Travis was thrown out and
instantly killed.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

At Victoria, h c.. the sealing schooner
Mary Taylor arrived from Behring Sea
with 2el skins and 500 pounds OF whalebone.
Il left the sea when orler by tho Corwin.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Desperate Russian.

Levi Dowbrowloski. editor OF Polish
paper in Toledo, Ohio attempted suicide
at Detroit by swallowing dose of opium.
He is an escaped uihilist from Siberia.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Caurht = swindIer.

Henry Petit is In jail at Lebanon. Ind,
charged with forgery. He has been de-
frauding the farmers of that section by
representing himself as the agent OF au
Ohio nursery.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Fonr Trninmen Tnrtantly Kined.

Near Brush Creek. Mo-. on the st. Louis
aud San Francisco Railroad. two freight
trains going ut full speed collided. killing
four men and demolishing both trains.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
One Killed. Iwo Hurt.

In an accident on the new electric road at
Brooklyn, n. y, one man was killed and
three seriously hurt. A train collided with
o wagon full OF beer kegs
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

Sisters Of Charity to Teach In Texas Schools.
The Board of Education has granted GER
tiHcates to twenty lone Sisters of Charity to
teach in the free public schools of Texas as
long as they do not teach the doctrines OF
their church.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
New Up an Indiana ChnI
mite.

The United Brethren Church at Bourbon.
Ind, was wrecked by dynamite. There is
no clew TO the perpetrator or motive The
church will be rebuilt.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

Howard ID. Earle. OF Buffalo, N. y, gave
mis- wife dose Of laudanum. and when sho
,throu it oa he held hammer over her
head, forced her 70 take another dose. and
left her 70 dio. woman In the house
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

At Kansas City. Mo-, Travelling Passen-
ger Agent Baxter OF the Chicago. Builing-
ton a Quincy Railroad. received 500 stolen
from him when a Burlinaton train was held
mp and robbed by frontier bandits nftcen
uanra am ---- ----
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

An Italian laborer who was detected
robbing the body OF one OF the victims of
the disaster in New York was sentsnced 20
six months In prison.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
D..aIv Foua m Ken,ucl.v.

At Georgetown, KY, Milton Kennel and
his four sons engaged In fierce free for all
fight with J. A. Montgomery and his son
Jarvin, who were killed.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

Around Martins Ferry, Ohio, the farmers
are out la large numbers securing the woods
In search OF some wild animal that has
made a great slaughter of hogs and sheep.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

The condition of the lcvee at Carrollton.
che upper suburb Of New Orleans. rs bccom-
Eng more alarming. To reconstruct the
levee win require the tearing down OF
e1lO, 900 worth Of dwelling houses. and as
the board has no authority 10 remunerate
the owners, the appropriation OF the prop
erty will wreak hsrdships on hundreds Of
families
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

n is stated that the Porte n unable 70
pay The remalning 50 500, 600 OF the war inr
demnity 20 Russia. and that the latter hes
demanded the cession o. the Turkish terri
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Santiago Capitulates.

Santiago has been formally surrendered,
the triumph of the Congressional party is
complete, and peace and quiet may be
looked for in Chile before many days have
s,assed
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
ELI 20 His Death.

Aeronaut John Hogan. assisting Prof.
Bartholomew. at Detroit, fell 2,50O feet and
was instantly killed. He was brother OF
Prof. Hogan who lost HIS life experimenting
with Campebell's air ship at Coney Island.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Guillotin.d at Douai.

A youth named Ballet convicted of a
number of murders under circumstances Of
exceptional atrocity, was guillotined at
Douai, France
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

Apparently Destitute. He Lett $1,000.
Near st. Louis, Edward Baker died, APP
parently in 'destitnte circumstances His
relatives In clearing up the house discov-
cred an old trunk containing $4,000. The
deceased left n widow aud three children,
none OF whom suspected his having the
money.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
The WICKED WORLD.
occURRENcEs THEREIN FOR
A, WEEK.
TWO LADIES KILLED
I'M VIEW OF A CROWD AT cREs-
TON. IOWA.
An Aeronaut ~ Detroit Fails HALF . Nile
90 HIS DEATH Cotton Crop Seriously Ar
sected--Anothsr Frugal Cashier--A North
Carolina sensetien.
sEAKrNa A SHOW OF THEIR PUNISH
MENT.

Crziosfty- Seekers Pay 20 Cents . Head 20
Sec Criminals whipped
At Raleigh. N. O., two colored mon were
sentenced 70 receive thirty lashes. II was
suggested that all who desired TO see the
new mode OF justice executed should be ad-
znitted at a charge Of % cents head. The
prisoners agreed aud received gate money
enough 20 pay all costs. This is a startling
innovation in North Carolina, and Judge
Winston. the youngest Judge on the bench,
has made himself famous after a fashion.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
HURLED TO ETERNITY.
a TRAIN AT THE BOTTOM OF
AN es-FooT ABYSS.

The Catastrophe the Worst IN the His
tory OF North Csroiina-1be Numb-r OF
Dead Reaches Over n score-Promi-
nencc Of the Victims.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

One man was killed and three badly. p0s-
sibly fatally, injured by a wreck on the
Rock Island Railway at Chicago.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
xsurned 600 MiIes of Hay and wheat.

The northwestern part OF Faulk County,
Bouth Dakota, was burned over No loss
of life has been reported. Not less than
twenty townships have been desolated by
this terrible fre--the worst for years.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
euIcide of an Ilnporter.

Alfred II. Hiidick. an importer widely
known at New York, committed suicide by
taking paris green.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
Fatal Wreck In Georgia.

Savannah, Ga. Two men were instantly
killed and FIVE wounded, probably fatally.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
ON raE DIAMoND.

new the Casbs Esgased IN ehe Nstasn&i
Came Stand. H
Following b showing OF the standing Of.
each OF the teams OF the different associa-
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
ACcIDENr Ar CREsrON, IOWA
Two Women killed by the Cars Before =
Thousand People

At erosion, Iowa, Mrs @ Il, Langsdale OF
Creston and her niece Mrs Lizzie Ludwick
OF Freeport. III, were struck by the o., b.
a Q fast mail and instantly killed. The
accident happened before the eyes of a
ahousand people who were waiting at tho
platform. Both ladies were carrying UNI
brelIas and did not SEQ the cagine. Mrs
Langsdale leaves husband and ave sons
Mrs. Ludwick Is a widow, leaving one SON.
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
suicide OF q Morphine Victim.

At Salt Lake City. u. T., carpenter
named VIII Sheriff. shot himself through
habit led to the suicide
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03
BIG FIRE AT DANvILLe, iND.
Seven Busiaess Houses aud . Residence
Burned.

A special from Danville, Ind, says: aFirc
destroyed almost the entire west side OF
the square. The men burned out are: 7.
o. Todd's residence, DIR. o. r. Barnhil's
meat and grocery, J. r. McClelland. furni-
ture, two rooms; Christie Brothers, har-
nesss Parker & Crabbs, bank; Shirley &
Showalter, dry goods, loss $4,000 worth OF
wool The total loss will reach $40, 900. with
S30, 900 insurance
Crawford avalanche., 1891-09-03

CnFFfed Over the FhIIs IN bAhIboht'
James Greenwood left Navy Islasd in a
sailboat bound for Chippewa. Canada. but
was carried over Horseshoe Falls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-20
NJ. DE GIERS IN PARIS.
DENIAL OF THE REPORT THAT HE Is TO CON
OLUDE A FRANOO.R RUSSIAN TREATY THERE.

DENIAL OF THE REPORT THAT HE Is TO CON-
CLUDE A FRANOo-RUSsIAN TREATY THERE.
Paris, Nov i'm de Giers, the Russian Foreign
Minister arrived here to-day. He was met at tho
railway station by Baron Mohrenheim, the Russian
Ambassador and the attaches Of the Russian Embassy,
as well as by Comte dormesson, of the French Foreign
Office who represented Minister Ribot. There were
also some Russian residents present. No demonstra-
ton was attempted in honor Of the visitor.
Wicsbad.n Nov. 19-It is semi ofiiclally announced
OF Foreign Aairs who reached Paris to-day, has gone
there for the purpose Of concluding treaty Of alliance
between Russia and France Is baseless 1t Is stated
that NJ de Giers will 90 from Paris to Berlin, whittier
his family who are at present staying here, Will
proceed and where they will await him. When no
left St. Petersburg he had no intention OF visiting
Mona or Berlin his purpose in going abroad being
to enjoy a holiday.
1t is further stated thot NJ. de Gicrs Is now In
spired with tho single motive Of maintaining peace.
He asked for nothing at the Monza interview with
King Humbert and the Marquis d Rudini, and Ire
does not contemplate obtaining anything in Paris or
Berlin His only object in visiting Mona was the
hope OF exchanging views that would tend to con-
sodne the peace Of Europe and that also is the only
object he has in visiting Paris and Berlin.
Berlin, Nov. 19.--Chancellor Won Capriv has ac-
ceptcd an invitation from Count Schouvalof, the
Russian Ambassador, to meet NJ de Gles, tho Russian
Foreign Minister at dinner to be given at the Russian
Embassy here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-20
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION IN SPAIN.
likely TO SHOW AT IMPROVEMENT sOoN-THl

LIKELY TO SHOW AT IMPROVEMENT sOoN-THE
EUROPEAN MONEY MARKETS.
Madrid Nov. 10.-At Cabinet council to-day, the
Queen Regent presiding, Premier Canovas del Castillo,
referring to the financial situation said he believed that
the pending arrangements would produce marked i'm
provement. The Cabinet is in process Of reconstruc-
ton the present Ministers Of Finance and Of the In
terror being about TO resign.
The Bank OF Spain has made the announcement that
from tomorrow 1t will discount mt the current rates
OF exchange coupons of both the exterior debt and the
Cuban debt, which coupons are due In January.
Paris Nov. 19.-Thc Bourse closed firm on large re-
purchases Russian securities closed per cent bet
ter Spanish and Portuguese, IS per cent higher and
Credit Foncier 30 francs higher.
Berlin, Nov. 19.-The Bourse closed firm. The rise
I'm foreign Government securities ranged from IA TO
"a per cent. The quotation for roubles strong.
London, Nov. 10.-The stock market closed firm.
Prices improved bear repurchascs. European stocks
opened weak, but afterward recovered. Argentine So
curtes dropped half point.
st. Petersburg. Nov. 10.-The Bourse Gazette' to-
day publishes denial OF the report that the Govern
ment intends soon 10 issue new per cent loan.
The Gazette" states that the Imperial Bank holds gold
to a sufficient amount to meet the charges on the
external loan for the next four years.