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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
Cotton Circular.

New ORLEANS, La, Sept. 15.-At-
wood Violet & Co. say:
The weight of past receipts and I'M
easy feeling caused by European
matter have off set, for the time be-
ing, apparently the effect of the crop
damage, and aside from European
competitions, which, by the way, have
not been confined to the promise Of an
October bureau report of perhaps rs
to II would doubtless have caused
considerably higher prices. The ac-
tual merits Of cotton are lost sight of
when anything adversely happens
out of the usual. The conditions
make it advisable now to be gov
erned by sentiment, in other
words to follow the crowd
irrespective of what rights ought to
be whether large movement or bad
crop reports are the influencing
cause on either side. Our Galveston
correspondent says the Galveston
News will report tomorrow a loss OF
20 per cent for Texas as compared
with last year. Our market improved
on it and it should have the same eff
feet on Liverpool tomorrow. The net
decline in New orll is points and
here about OF 6 today.
Spots closed easy. Sales 1000 bales.
Middling l-16c; good middling to
middling fair 1-Sc lower.
F.O. B.-Sales $50 bales. German
buyers in the market. Demand for
strict middling and above. Inquiry
for middling becoming more general.
First convention Retail Liquor
Dealers Protective association at Aus
tin Sept. 20. All saloon men and bar
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
A New Cavalry Company.

Special to The Statesman.
Houston, Tex, Sept. ia new
cavalry company was organized here
today and all the members sworn in.
J. Van Ratcliff was elected captain,
Gordon Bullet first lieutenant and w.
A. Johnson second lieutenant.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
A Comanche Assignment.

Special to The Statesman.
CoMANcHE, Tex, Sept. 15.-W. w.
Fitzpatrick, dealer in saddlery and
harness, made an assignment yester-
day in favor of his creditors; liabili-
ties about $500; assets $500.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
RIO DE JANEIRO.
SUGAR MARKET.

GALVESTON.
Sugar market closed steady and unchanged.
REFINED SUGARS.
Red star SIC; standard, graduated, 4.52c;
standard, confectioners' A. 4.4lc; cubes. 4.52c;
powdered, 46Sc; crushed and cutloaf, s. nc
Wholesale gr0cers quotations R@Ac higher.
Grades omitted not in market
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
COFFEE MARKET,
GALVESTON.

Market closed steady at Yesterdays quota
tons Ordinary, zoe; good ordinary 2OHc; talr
2OHc; prime, 2O34c: choice. bic: cOrdOva. 2lc.
RIO DE JANEIRO.
Coffee-Markct regular. Firsts, 500 refs per
10 kilos; good second, 1850 reis. Receipts dur,
ing the week 1OS 900 bags Purchases for United
States, 4j, 600 bags; shipments to United States,
2lOOO bags. Stock, 100000 bags.
SANTOS.
Coffee-GoOd average 1900 reis per 10 kilos.
Receipts during the week, 10000 bags Pur-
chases for United States, 1000 bags. shipments
to United States none. Stock. $1,000 bags.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17

What steam is to the engine, Hoods Sarsa-
parila is to the body, producing bodily power
and furnishing mental force.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
ST. LOUIS.

Wool - Receipts, 5000 pounds; shipments;
1O7, 600 pounds. The moderate offerings received
n fair movement at full prices. Unwashed,
bright medium. l9@23c coarse braid, 15@2lc;
long heavy 1l@I7c; fine light l2@1Sc; tub
Mnshcd choice, 3l0n22: ineriOr, 27@3Oc.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
WOOL MARKET.
GALVESTON.

Unscoured-Market quiet and unchanged
Spring, u months clip, fine 10000; medium
l3@s2Oc; fall wool, l7@20c; medium, 17@2Oc; Mex
lean improved l2@l5c; Mexican carpet l2tpl3c.
Sales, $4,000 pounds.
Secured wool unchanged.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
11rANrEp-A nosition in a family by your

w lady with experience, 10 Teach English
branches. music and elocutioui best preferences
given Address Private Teacher, Georgetown
Tex.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY

Cattle-Rcceipts, TO- SOD shipments, 5000 Mar,
ket lower steers, Steers, 3.20@5.50; stockers and
feeders, 2.45@3.G0, cows 1.7O@295
Hogs Receipts, 1000; shipments, 200. Market
strong. All grades, 3.25@5:W ,,-.
Shcep-Recepts 1900: shipments, 800. Market
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17

! Grapes-El Paso. pr basket 75c
! Hlrdware--lron per pound, Sc steel pio"
! fL2c DO, cast lOc; nails Per kcg, 20 DO
| horseshoe Clinton, per box, No. 10 Q. 200 do,
Ausable No. T. asa wire. baIbed painted $50;
galvanized. AS .muptn, E0S O. 81" '"" CO.
Herring q New lu.U..t, ly- A-5, -. 80.
Hides-Prime 1ints, SG l0c; wet salts; 3G4c
Hams-Sugar cured, pa l2l9c.
Hay-Prairie hay, per ton, 1900 johnson hay
1900 timothy hay. 1900.
Bominy-Per Dbl, $40:
Kraut-In u Dbl lots, 50.
Lard-Tierce, SG l(c. .
LiquorS-Sour mash WHISKY, from three W
eight years old s23OG50G sweet mash, Kentucky
goods, two to seven year old, 81 75G3OO. Wines
imported ports, Sl.7OG321; sherrles, S2OOa@oU
California wines, sLOOG225 according Gc to age
Lemons-Fancy, per box, 55OG6.
Livestock-Cows, good to choice. $l4OC rough
cattle, Sl0.0O012.00. Hogs cornfed, DC gross
light 3l2c. Sheep 3GSl2c per ib. gross. Goats
Iumberr2x4 2x6 2xs and 2x1O at $1,000 per
1000; 2x12 Aka, Axe and 6XS, So 1xl2 first cOnd
boxing $50: clear boards, 1Xl2 and narrower 80
Ike tongue and grove q cellling and Cah1or Ida
Notwithstanding S225O Ia ana Ia eX. wac
lumber $50; best dried all heart shingles, $780,
plastering laths, $3.50
Molasses-LOusiana 25@5Oc drips, 4Oc
Nuts-Brazil, per pound, lOc
Oats-Feed 40G SOC, car loads
Oil-Extra lard oil, winter strained bblS. per
gallon 75c: 2-5s per ease $500 raw linseed OIL,
per gallon 4Sc per case, $50; boiled linseed oil,
per gallon, 51c per case, 300 turpentinc per
gallon 46c: per case, S. TO- winter Virginia lubrl-
eating oil per gallon 12}ac: neatsfoot oil, per
gallon, CSC; EldoradO Eng, per gallon, &c; capt
tai cylinder, per gallon, 45c; castor OIL No. l. per
gallon, Sl00
Onions-Fine red, per h., 2%@3c.
Peanuts-ParrOt brand, per pound, exc
Pecans-Per b., lOgl2l2c.
PickIes-Medum in la Dbl 45O do 10 gallon
kegs $50. o-.o
ROpe-One half inch and upward, So sac.
Rye-95@l Sill
Sugar-A, 81: graduated, 58@51Sc; cut LOAF
&c: yellow clarified, 5h@5ac.
Tea-Imperial, per h. 25@65c; gunpowder,
i0675c
Walnuts-Chili, per pound, 12l2c
WOODLAND, 450@5.0O; cedar, $50 per cord,
delivered.
A maiden's blush is pure, delicate
and beautiful hue, indicating wonanly
modesty. III health and ill-loOks
have caused many ladies to resort to
artificial means of imparting this
delicate hue, but nothing equals the
pleasing tints of nature. However,
there is a means by which nature can
be brought to your assistance, which
will mantle your cheeks with beauti-
full rose tints, almost true to nature,
will brighten your dropping eyes,
strengthen your feeble system, inn
parting flesh, rotundity and symetry
to your limbs, and otherwise, making
you healthy, hearty and happy. Use
English Female Bitters and accom-
plish all the above blessings.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
COTTON MARKETS,
AUSTIN.

OFFICE OF THE STATESMAN, -
AUSTIN Tex, Sept. l3J
Cation took slight drop yesterday and SOLD at
IKE The heavy rains have come too late 10 IN
crease the rrop in fact they will iniure the COT,
ton vet remaining in the fields by beating 1t
down into Tie dirt The receipts yesterday
amounted IN LOO bales.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
AND COMMERCIAL.

SECURITIES.
BOSTON, Sept 15.-Mcxican As, 70 to 1ic; S'o''
2 70 23c.
BRITISH CoNsOLS.
loSpoY scot. 49, .Consols closed % toi
money, Tor 81 er, 45b
sw YORK EXCHANGE
NEW YonF sept l5steTiinE bag X s o. @a!
-nio6I,,or W. n days. glHM -; francs Dahk
"a DAYS a. IS, commercial, 90 days, sh2oA.
MY ORLEANS EXCHANGE
NEw OsLr. IS, Sept 15-Sterling cOnSTo'i 81
60 days = 59947jal francs c9n M diIoa,,,t
coianleu5r 5@15O discount.
.r,LvEsTON EXCHANGE
GJvrsrcy. Sept 15.-sterling, GO days, ShM
New York s'4nt 800 discount New Orleans sigh'
IA d. ,,ount nerican silver, q discount
OCEAN FREIGHTs.
GAiyrsToy Sept 1j-Freigkt from Galveston
10 IiycrpooJ 1854; to Continent, 3-6ld; to New
York. loa pcr 90 pounds.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17

First convention Retail Liquor
Dealers Protective association at Aus
tin Sept. 80. All saloon men and bar
tenders are invited to attend. Ask
for excursion rates.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
NEW ORLEANS.


Spot coltan closed easy as revised.
Lou or1itrry..6 lMiddling ....,. I'D
0riinnrv 6 0-lGGood Middling.. so
GOOD Gfd,n.ry.7K Middling Fair 90. 80
Low Nj ding 1916
GIL, .......... 1850 bales
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
otton futures closed steady at to u points
Cotton futures closeo steady points lower.


The following are the closing quotations for
cotton ON the spot today at the leading markets,
together with the closing for middling yester-
day, with tJday's sales.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
1850 bales
GALVESTON.

Spot cotton closed quiet at Lice decline ON all
grades exc pit good middling and middlinS ialr
which is OF HCl
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
ST. LOUIS.

Cattle-Receipts, GOOO shipments. 1000. Mar,
ket active at yesterdays decline. Natives, 2SO
GG5.5N Texans and Indians, 23O@37O Gamers,
l.40@2.27.
Hogs-Recepts, $500; shipments 500. Mar
kct steady. All grades at 4.5O@5.M.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 shipments 100 Mar
kct weak ut 2.i0@i6O
CHICAGO.
Cattle-Rcccipts, HOOD; shipments, 400. Mar
ket SLOW steady Steers, 350@55G Texans,
21O@3. 10; stockerS, l.75@3.25; cows, l65@2.75;
rangers, 3.60G5.W.
Hogs-Reccipts. $1,000; shipments, 5000.
Market steady to and lower. Prices ranged
for all grades at i2j, CG5.lO.
Sheep-ReceiptS, 1900 shipments. 1900. Mar
ket slow Lambs stronger to higher westerns
easier; Natives l.3j@L9O; westerns, iOO@l25;
feeders, 3506I00.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17

Low Ordinary 6 5.l6 Middling .......SS
Ordinary 6 1916 Good Middling Si8
G',0j or,iiu,ry IA Middling Fair. 0A
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17

com There was 10 features with the exception
OF selling by the packers on the advance "D"h
followed the carly bulge in the wheat ana corn
market Tho CLOSING prices nd not diia' mate
rtriIy rom hU. ofy ''rdH'-
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
SPOT COTTON.
LIVERPOOL.
NEW YORK.

spnT rOTIWTI ClOsCU VH1UU III 7aU UCUrr'1V'
Ordinary. ...5 1916 Middling ..:.....S ZIG
Good Ordinary IA si99d MlddlhB ~ az o. 10
Low Mid}iiGg IS IMlddhhs fair''" '-lo
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17
NORMAN CATTLE.

It IS customary fOr the breeder OF
the Jersey and other special breeds Of
cattle to sneer at the all-purpOse COW
as o delusion and a snare. While it
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-17

Grapes-El Paso, per basket, 75c.
Hardware-Iron per pound Sc; steel plow
4L3c DO, cast, Zoe; nails per kcg 30 do.
horseshoe. Clinton, per box, No. 10 Q. 100 DO,
Ausable. No. T. asa wire baibed, painted 20;
galvanized ass -multb, nos to 3d. DO,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-29

Las Vegas, NJ Afosto s Dc lml.
se1or Edlctor della Voz DEL PUEBLo.
Sirvase dar publieidad en- las
apreciabes columnas de su peri6.
diro 4 10 signiente:
El Soi de Boyo en- su diiimo nd.
nero. de Agoalo 21, peuetra y Sc
adelmta Observation-Disclosures di.
eiendo cosas c0uirarias lie 10 que
ee Ia yerdad, en el eaeo de Gan.
zas reQueridas para guardian Ia
paz. El Sol no podra manchar mi
earacter aunque sc empene en- In.
juriar mi reputation. En- micapa.
eidad Official solo me esmero en-
euniplir con 10 que me mauda la
les; y en- casos de eXiiir nanzas, Ia
eorte no puede adiviuar Qui6n
sea competente fador. Z menos
one Ia persona iure 4 la satisfac.
zion dc Ia corte, que vale la fauza
requeridn y euando nna peiaoul
rehusa de presiar juramepo que
vale tai laaza. Entonees Ia Coue
no puede reeibir q tat persoua co.
mo hador Dice tambieu que 80
rehus6 dc reeibir los fadores one
me present6 Julio Chavez. Niego
este, ellos fnoron los one rehnsa-
rou iumr que yallan Ia llauza, dcs.
pu6s dc haeer las exenciolos
cue manda la ley. Respetuosa.
mente, CLENENTE ANGEL.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-29
NEcHoR TRUJlLLo.
Otro AsesInato.

Hoy tenemos que anadir otro
yillano y cobardc asesinato a Ia
historic criminal de uuestro con.
dado.
FL Microbes en- Ia maaana lleg6
d esta con el cadayer de Joe
Malone coclnero que fne del ran.
eho del Sr. Ileekle cerca del Sabi-
noso, el Sr Andres lujan.
Soguu la iuformaci6u que hemos
podido obtener, Ia historic del ase-
sinato, sc assume por las circums.
taneias, pues no hay testigos ocu.
laree) es del modo siguiente:
Mientras que el ST.. lleckle y
empleados atendian 4 IN rodeo en-
un lugar como n tres millas abaio
del rancho, el eocinero sc qnedd
solo en- 10 casa. III coeinero CC
supoue cue Sc retro de IA casa con
alguu pretcyto dnrunte el dia, en-
cuyo int6rvalo llegarou dos mucha
ehos Me2icanos llamados Simon
Baea y David Griego da'e0o ba
llando ci rancho sDiO rUaU
atrancada, heeharon esta abajo Z
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-29

Las yFeAs. y N Agoslu % De 1891
a los Cabbiieros de Protection aiutaa
SEhoREs: Esta es para anm.
ciar q Yds. que nos retIramos dc
su apreeia5ie logia por las siguien-
ties razones; Pnmero, porque ano
de nosotros tiene que traslaaarse
de este condado, y esta decedido
para no seguir pagando sus Quotas.
Y Ia seguuda Fazon en- que nos
uuemos los dos para retilarnos de
vuestra organization es que In ee.
tan hacienda eompletamente IN
movimicnto dc politica, ynosotros
no qucremos mcsclarnos en- este,
duicamente queremos viYir tran
quilos, y cuando el tiempo sc
llegue para Oar uuestro sufragio
se 10 darcmos 4 aquelIas personas
que 10 merecen. NADIA mas sobre
el asunto somos con alto respeto
S. $. S.
JOSH AACARIAs ORTIZ,
NECTFOR TRUJIILo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-29
Eetrac.acl6n.

LAS FEGAs, n N "a dc Agosto 1891
Editor de Ia yos DEL PuGalo
suplicoa va. tengala .Anabilidad
de publican en- las columns DC su
eHtimable per0dico 10 signiente;
Habiendo q dia 10 de Agosto
fellecido, en- esta ciudad mi s0bri-
no, Fidel Sancbes, y por 6gauto
10 sabia que Il habia sido dmiti-
do como miembro de Ia 6rddh de
Caballeros de Labor, y Qua al
tempo de sn muerte no asisti6 d
su fuueral Ia aichs aoeiedad, ID ud
me pareei6 thasla que slii# SS Al
pQ eravuN miSgbro acttyh,Spor
e6auto no hghM SA2Alde ii sus
Quotas nj inieia&1lA.s sAl4-s4S4sl- ssSwee,
der do parte dc ID asoeiaci6n, y
sentido por ESQ fui 4 III olioina del
Sol de Mayo con el fin de poner
ma protesta encontra de tai pro.
ceder; per0 los senores redactores
tomaron mi protesta Y Ia cnmeu-
daron a su gusto, como les pare
cid que podiau tener mas beleGcio
politico para elloS.
Me hicieron miemhro de esa Or.
den sin haberlo sido nunca, ni
siquiera haber hecho aplicacidn,
nj en- esa nj en- ningupa otra socie
dad fuera de uua religiosa, habien-
do preferido siempre ser hombre
libre.
Ahora, habiendo side plenamen-
te desenganado que Ia dicha socie
dad no hizo mas one su deber en-
no cnmplir con un miemhro que
con ellos no hahia eumplido, me
retracto de 10 cue pude decir en-
contra dc esa 6rden, tque por SUI
pueSto no era nj Ia miiad dc 10 que
expresd el Sol dc Ne8o
VALEEnN l.. NI6m.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-29

golpes y entraron rob8ndose nm
violin una silh y otras eositas.
Cuando iban salleudo con su hotin,
lego el coeiuero, y como los pcse6
con al cuerpo del delito, d iln de
de esconder su crimen afadierou
otro: asesinaron al cocincro dan
dole dos tiros, uno en- Ia eaheza y
utro en- q peeho, hechando q cuer-
pc en- Ia uoria.
POGO tempo despues lego IN
sehor que lleyaha provisiopes
para el rancho, y yieudo el charco
de sangre janto 4 Ia pueria yla
huella de sangre que iba hasta Ia
naria, asi como Ia puerta derriba-
da. Sc alarm6 baetante. Entonces
Sc apeG y entrando en- Ia casa no
hall5 q nadie; en- seguida sc fu6 4
Ia noria, pero no vic nada, pens6
sacar aqua para bober ! Al meter
el cubo este TOGO el eadayer del
difuuto ell cnal al ser tocado por
el eubo sc soliyid sobre Ia snper.
fcie de! aqua. l.uego realis6 10
que hania sueedido y corfiendo j
Ia poblaci6n del Sabinal did parte
a Ia autoridad Quien tom6 cargo de
la causa.
La circumstance por que sospe.
chan que esos dos muehachos
fueron es, que tomando Ia hnella
los coudnio a Ia casa donde ellos
Sc hospedaban.
Sc les ha instituido causa en- el
precinto do el Canon Largo
FL iinado deja una esposa y tres
nibos one SO encuentran actual,
mente de ylsita en- Indiana.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-29
~, es mny Cierto que los Peces
picau.

~, es mny Cleric que los Peces
pican.
Nos parece haber yisto en- las
eolumnas de nuestro eontra-primo
el Sol de Mayo unas linias en- que
asegura que los peces estaban pi-
cando. Secundamos Ia aserci6n,
y aQui esta uno que psreee que no
solo pic6 sino que Sc agarr6 solo.
"Parece que yarios miembros de
la asi llamada 0rden de Caballeros
de Labor han sido aconspjados de
fetirar sus snscricioues del Sol de
De Mayo, pues 81 tai es q case di-
remos nosotros que "juego que
tiene desquite no sc piquen tam.
bien entire nosotros hay muchos
quc estau pagando por la yoz
DEL PUEBLO y haran del mismo
modo.p
En Ia redaeci6n de La voz DEL
Pueblo estamos ciertos que no
hay ninguna persona que por
mucho que le guste mentir Y
oorrer chepjos ppeda deer que los
dnenos . dependencies de este Pc
ri6dico han aeonsejado en 10 mas
minimo a ninguna persona que re-
tire su suscripcidn del Sol ae Mage
10 cue tengamos que decir 8 haeer
encontra del dicho Sol 10 haremos
p0r medic de nHestras columns
y no por m6todos dignos del cali.
bre del Comedin que nos amenaza
con esta huelga. tQu6 es 10 que
assume, ell batarate al esciibir este
articulo2 Que el es ell supreme
daeho de Ia volnutad de los miem
bros de Ia Orden de Protection
Mutua7
0, squiends son estos muchos
aosotros a quien q pretendo mau-
dar! In opinion general es que
nj el solo Sc manda, y muoho me
nos puede mandar q hombres
libres.
Puee en- case que otros aoonse-
iasen a los Caballeros de Labor
de no suscnbirse al SCI, pregunta-
mos al yirtuoso que esedbi6 el
articul0; a este que no tiene mali.
Ella nj preocupaci6u, que tienen
que haeer los cousejos de otro
con los suseritores de lA Yoz DEL
PUEBLo2 Anda PaSqainero, msis.
te todayia eli cue no eres preocu-
pado.'- No se cr0Slue escriHpos
este por tenor de Ia amenazada
huelga, sino para que el mund0 sc
satistaga de la virtud que prolesa
el sol de Mayo.
Nosotros como periodistas ha-
cemos 10 que en- nuestro poder
eeta para saiisfacer a nuestros
suscritores irrespecto de miIas 20.
litieas, y sostenemos nueetro par.
lido de una manera muy libre { in.
dependiente; Y por 10 que concier.
ne d nuestra suscripci0n, solo es
del que Ia desee.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-29
10 Ultlmo de Chlle.

Scgun iltimas noticias dc Chile,
parece que los usurgeutes pcrde-
Fan su causa.
I'm cableemma diriiido al Mi.
uisiro de Chile. en- Washington.
fechado eu Valparaiso. 4 20 del
corriente, dice que 81 eiirciio III.
surgeuie fa6 compleamenie derro.
tado en- Vino del Mar, obligandose.
le q reudirse ino0ndicionalNenio
Olro dpsp8oho 1D efnr zE dI.
dHd1 % fntmdo neafxUto dh
la.Ic W AnhWo run d.to
gae nFH f0.ua faUu.
laf maaant 3 4a- Lalaa-ela
estaba pefdiendO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-29

Tn iBdiyiduo que responde II
nombre do Prank Woods fae
arrestado por aeusarsele de haber
asesinado a su companero en Fol.
som, Ia semaua pasada.
.r.n.,.., ..,,. u c.., !.
Ia calamilad en- Ia p6rdida de los
suecritores one nos va 4 guitar esa
huelga de muehos de I;iaosotros!i!
Que Sc encierren en- uno; el Co.
medm.
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-29

Ia Grma ae los hefmauos Grant.
de Ahiquid, eompuesta de los Sc.
hores Joe y Henry Grant cs uno
dc los establecimientos mercanti.
les mas liberal, honeao Y pr0gre.
siyo que hay en- el condado de
Rio Arriba, Tanto Don Jose como
Don Enrique son yiejos residences
de Naeyo Mtxicoj eutienden las
neccsidades del pats y en- todo 10
que es possible y regonahlc heAed
clen aNs paIfQalalorof q
honorable egl.irc me esos eaaa.
iIara hsn otmNleeae an hHevo
NfT.oo 1hoente nar garsaa.
iar'Cs a eonhguly fespeio ~ .ea
oMeNeaNQs
100 ~ Nm. Aam Or Show
Low, An40ua, escfIbe con ieena
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-12
FRANCIS JOSEPH.
The Austrian Emperor Suffering
from Desire for Peace.
THE GILLIAN PORTS CLOSED.
Italy Anxious for Blaine to Reply-Cardi-
nal Gibbons Labor Letter-The Assas-
sins of Ba!chef Captured-The
Labor Commission Wrangle.
Francis Joseph's Speech.

VIENNA. April u.-Empcror Francis
Joseph opened the session OF the reichs-
rath today His majesty in his speech
dwelt upon the desire for peace manifested
throughout Europe. He said that all Eu-
ropean governments had given him assur-
ances which denoted that peace was the
most essential object of their endeavors.
This he added. combined with the
friendly relations now existing between the
powers of Europe justifes the hope that
peace will prevail for many years 10 come.
thus enabling the members Of the reichs-
rath to continue their laborS undisturbed
by war or other sources of complications.
In conclusion the emperor emphasized the
urgent necessity of strengthening the bud
get, the equilibrium of which he said had
been successfully established. Finally the
emperor announced that Ref0rmers were
advising 4 system Of direct taxation.