davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-07-22
Buffalo Bills milo meft.
RanoIun9sreiienoe beabitdti9en III corpore
Ger Sdauitelu19 eiren Seiu9 ab5u=
itatten.

Qls better 8eipctS, tpte tpcit ser 9fuf BON
y8uffalp 8ius 98tlb @eit Sbon" bereitS
geOrungcn tit, bient iicberlic6 Der ltn1itano,
baB neutrality-suspicious., Die am nGcbitcn
9onnerItag in GROCER 3abl aus alien 0ee
8cn0en Der Gerctnt8tcn Staten bier elm
treffcn tpcrben I'M itb cine Doue 8o9e
bier ouf5ubalten beabii6ttgcn, cS itb Dor
genOntmcn baben, 81 a~4ererit y8uffalo
8iQS Sbom" 81 beiuc6en. Dies lit fir
Den Gol. @obD Elm nm 10 grOBeres Gompliz
ment, ais bcf0nntlt9 gcra0e Bic 6anb7
lunQSr@tlen0cn lebr anlprucbSpoll unb leDr
DDrltcbtt9 in Der NuSipabl tbrer 8ergnit>
gu1gcn limb. 2lnberlcitS a6er giebt eS fcin
OantbarereSB ubltfltm ais tic, pora1;SgcieBt,
OaS t6nen etiDa3 0utes gcbpten lpirO uno
Oa bieS bier Der SAT- lit, 10 lit oicier 8ellcb
fir ben Sol. Go6D bon u%nlcbGbbareut
WertDe, oenn 6telc Get1cnoen iperbcn ipGter
%ieitcn &ubm iiber baS gauge 9on6 tragcn
ul10 bon allen Seiten neue 8eiucber beranz
5ieben.
Ser 8eIub in Buffalo 8iQS" aus0ez
5et6neter S6aulteQung nimmt itettg in
elmer Mctie GIT, baB e5 bGufig an Stbz
pIGBen man9elt unb Gol. GobD bentt be-
rcttS 6arar, fiir bic Sonntoge, Der &C.
i6loiienen Q~tusiteuung ipegen, b~eion6ere
8OrfcDrun8en 81 t%reffcn. Ollie, bic an ben
Sonnta9en Die S6auiteuung 81 belucben
beabit6tigen, ipcroen baber gut tbut, fid)
BET 3eitcn i6rc StbpIdBc 81 iibern, 6a iie
ionit in Die man9eneDme Gage fommen
%tonnte1, entiuebcr gar ni6t binein5ufom7
men, OOer bod iuenigitenS nit cillcm Stebz
plat Dorlic6 ne6mcn ST. miiiien. 9tob mie
Dor ftnben td9licb 5ipei Goritellunge1 itatt,
cine I'M 3 l1br Nacbmittogs unb bic 5peite
um 81 lt0r 2t6enb3.
, 1893-07-22
Sdiebdu.

Die Gbica8os na6men geitern Gebaltc6e
fit Sic Our3 Sic 9ittSburg'S am porbcrs
9ebenben Sage e%rlittene Nie6erlagc. Der
lebtere Stub bate Qt6. @umbert, Der frii6er
bier ipjeIte, ietnen alien &amerooen ais
8aliperfer 9c9cniIbcrgciteQt, obcr icbon
nocb 3net ySnnin9S" mari 9lb. bic 6linte
ms &orn unO itberlieB cs einem Nnberen,
ii3 bon ben G6ica9oern abi0loc6ten 81 lals
fen, Die 9tttsbur8S lieBcn Dartn NIGHTS
llnoeriu9t, O9S Spiel bOb nOcb SIT ge>pin=
men, Ser Soriprung mar jebOcb gu 8roB unO
tie muBten ais 8eitc0tc bos 6elb' perloiicn.
9tac6itc3cnb 9ebcn mir bic Score" mach
vSnntn8S":
, 1893-07-22
9Gttf a6i6iIffaer SaDtt.

Die 3ur 3ett in ocm foi6ionablen Sec
babe gtetpport, st. s., ipeiIenben 9te!p
Dorfcr ysnobs" tpcrben i'm 2aufe Der
nGcbiten 98oCbe Elm 9rnBe5 y6roi6i6enfelz
ellen" peranltalten, fpD3lt ite itb ben nOcb
!1tu1cr i'm Often netlen6en ru11tiden
0roBfIriten Mcran6er W}i6atloipiti6 einz
geLooelt 6dben. 0a5 beporlteDen6e pi1tige
GreigntB crbGlt ichDn felt Gagen Die nobLen
Iageoiebe in fteberDdftcr Qlllfregung. Warb
Mc9lQiIter ntrb natiirIic6 ais Sber2 Sans
ipurit Bel ser Observation-Disclosures fun9iren.
2ebtcre lit natilrlid NUT gtebcniacbe; Die
!6auptiodbc fiir Die mdnnlicben unb ipei6z
Ii9en 0onSnarren lit, Dap cs ibnen berz
g0nnt icin tpir6, iicb in ser @unit be5
MuScopiterS ionnen un6 in 3ufunft 6amit
vblOpen" ST. f0nnen, baB tic nit cinem
pirfli6en yTericbten" bic 8eine unter eiten
Slid getredt Ddttcn....
9uio Die bon ben europGii6cn Oour7
manbS 10 DOb 9ei9dbten 6rOi9i9entcl
itrb bereitS oub bel u~nieren gshoddies"
popltLGr gciporoc1. G5 lit bel pielen Der
ieIben tpDbt nocb nidbt 10 iebr lange Der,
baB ibr yMcnu" it9 iobraus iabrein auf
steaks and chops, pork and beans,
mush and hominy &c. beic9rGnftc, u1b tic
frob iparen, ipenn ic 9eniigcnb bapon
batten, nm iicb bic W}G9en 9e60rig fiiLcn
3u f0nnen. Ofit Dem 9ollarSie9cn, Bet,
tpciB Oott, in ntancber TGQen aus ie0r
fra8tpIirbi9en Gueuen %itoutnlt, iteute iib
natitrlib aub Der yperfeinertc @el6ntad"
(lper la6t ba y eth, unD tcBt tptro mr. baS
%gegeiieu, mas in Der y%fctnen Q8elt" Mooc
lit un0 rebt Dicl 0elb fOitet, gleibOieL obs
munbet o0er nidt. 0enn bic classification
6cllt3utage ntcbt 10 rar 1DGren, 10 ipitrOen
Die vsnobs" tpaDri9einlicb auc6, bic
S6tpelgcrct Der r0miicbel &oiicr nacbz
abncnO, Die fricaiiirten 3ungen bcr 8efiez
Oerten ltcblic6cn SGnger pcri9titget ulb
Die WtablSeit a la &leopotra nit einemt
@laie gSetn, in benz 5critoBene foit6are
8erlen aufgcl0it pDrben, piir3en. Sc finn
loler unb t6curer cine Socbe lit, beito me6r
ftnbct ite bel bieier Sippc 9%tnflang; groB7
orttgc ELECTROMAGNETIC 8ebOrt nun
einlnal 5ullt vguten Gone"
8Dbin baS in maltcben 6Guen icDlieBLicb
fiDrt, 0aS bo6en mir bteier Gage an bem
iungcn S9lemmer unb @ecbielfGlidber
2loDO %9lSpintpoQ 9eie6en, Der Elm foIoiialeS
GcrmOgct perjubelt Dat uno 3ulebt 10 ouf
Sen 6unb 9ertet1, baB ct bel 1einer 8er6ofz
tun8 fein reincs 6cmb nebr ouf benz 9eibe
bate. Sin iolc6es Meme, meme tekel"
tptrO aber lpcni9 6eacbtet Die @enuBiubt
Der pOrnebrnen g8elt fennt feline Sd6ranten
mcDr, Sn Der atten Belt /. e5 freilicb
in Oieier 6inii9t no0 i1ttnuncr. I'm
bcfill1mert I'M Bic ipadblenbe Gr6ittcz
rur8 Der Grmeren &laiicn ibcr Sic toQe
Gcrl6iDenoun9 bcr 9tcicbcn, pGGrcn6
baS ~io5ialc Glenb BON Sabr GIT SSa6r 5uz
1ttmlnt, tpir0 Darolf Io39ebault; man bers
i9lieBt baS Sbr 9etpoItiam oem 8raulen
0eS ~ber01na9en0en io3iolen St1ru1c3, lno
miro erit Damn 5ur 8eiinntng fonnelt,
penn baS Gn6c nit Sd5refeu bcreingez
hroc6en un6 e5 5ur ltn1febr unb Gettung 5t
ipQt!
, 1893-07-22

- Der 3uferbdder Sobn Sacb5, $50.
523 GlcOeIanO Npe., 8eDt i'm 9tleTianer
5olpitol lctner @~eneiun9 cntge9en. ST
n1uB ein 5dDcS 2e6en Daber1, oa ct itcb
geltern bier &ugcln in Sen &opf iboB uno
Dennocb ietnen 3tpef nicbt erreicbte. OtiBz
erfol9e IN ietnem @elbdft idbcinen i'm 3u
Oet per8tpettelten Sbat getrieben 81 bnbtn,
, 1893-07-22
: Ser n%elternannte @enera(foniul Il

= Ser %teuernannte @eneralfoniul fit
Calcutta San Seer Bolf, bisberiger &ez
0acteur Ocs 0tai6Oiue vQlmerican", penn
mir uns nicbt irren, AUDI ein &erpanOter
OeS perItorbenen 8rdliOenten 9oGf, bead
itdbttgt auf ieinem Yolten gan5 Die 2ebensz
tpetie ber Gin9ebDrcncn unb iogar 6cren
Sletoung an5unebmen, 6a bieie5, 1cincS
9ofiirbaltenS, bas cinStge Mftttel lit, Der
GboIera SIT cnt8c6cn, Sin bosbatter &olz
lc9e, Der aIcm 2nicbeine mach nit BEN fleiz
men S3pdcbcn Bolf'S Dertralt lit, gi6t
iDn Ben malitt0lcn Jtotb, ipenn er beun
boD einmal fit Sic 9ouer bon bier Sa6ren
gum 6inbu per6en tuelle, por alien 9ingen
bic - S3nap5bulIc 5u 6auie SIT Ialien...
8olf bat auf bcn neutrality-suspicious. &atbz
i6Iag bis jest NIGHTS eripie6crt. O6 ct
i'm tpobl bebersigen miro ?
, 1893-07-22
Spurlos perfawun0en.

MAY 5rof perIa6t ihr Glternhaus in San.
croft, nltd., am n. JuIi, lit aber bis iebt
bel ihrer S6meiter in GheItenbom
nidt eiteetrofen.
, 1893-07-22
D6dentlthe Sriefiite.
GbicaQp, %. SSltIt.

ollie III bieIer Site nuge3eigten 8rleIe, iuel1e ui9t
~tnuerbolb 5tuei Wpben, POM pbeuitebeHoeH Datum eiIz
9eretbuet, abgebolt itu0, iperbe1 uab Der Dead Letter
Oilice"tu Wolbin9tDH QeIauoL.
, 1893-07-22
Ser 9citrige Sie9 bat bic Stclung ocs
G%btca9Ocr Subs folgenocrmaBen pcrGnbcrt &:
SnicIe Sen. Wer[. Nrn

Nbonnirt auf boS Nbenbblatt Ser SQinoiS
Stats 3ettung 8reis l Sent.
, 1893-07-22

uN0tne0 rll18" RItt6Dut0 3; 9Dlr09D, s. uNeft on
8aus" = 9ableu 81, 9pons, Sungon, "amion, 9cdieg
o. @loBcOct, 8ierbouer, Ban Soltreu. Strut out"-
Sn9oen, Sbriper. u5ome 0tlIu"-9aDleu. nEpp 9oie
gSocriftce @ttS" : 9angon G), 8pon, @oHge. 9ut1i-
Jpn; &ittrebge. Stolen gols"-9ablen. n9on6!e BlaD"
6utdiion, &ittreb9e uuo Nuipu. SPIT By Bitder"-
Sr9oeH. pllmptre"-9nrft. Belt beS SpteIS: 2;o5.
CA. ooax:oo g.. 81 s.. cLu,.. g
, 1893-07-22

1921 Goulton 8
1922 @ubet @ojCie6 81
1923 @rp3ionfa Nntonla
1924 9agptt Alb
1925 Se9luf WtiB Qnna
1926 9e SaaD MdB Wta
rietta
1927 9terda Sules
1928 Stetri6itein Wt u
1929 Sittlinger s SO
1880 9pbe 6reo
1881 9p1e30l So1an
1872 9omurolusfl YDter
1898 9orau @briitiau
1894 Sucic Snnfo
1885 9lloruif Spbon
1896 9uttiemiec5 Stanilam
1897 9uumnlt Is Us
1898 Sreo8iut Soiei
1899 Gblers 2luguit
1910 @brenitront &
1241 Gide s.
1912 @idmeier 9etnri6
1243 Gilertieu Sigmalo
1914 @ttel @mil
1915 Guores 9JtiB Wtarta
l246 5ronf San
l247 fSr0nctsfOpic SobaH
1913 9Srnut Wtr
1919 5SraitEe 4rnir
1850 fyran5En SObaun
1851 9Srnnteuba9 0alentir
1862 fSrciiinger 8ictor
1853 SSreut 9tnor
1854 fSri0toOstp @
1855 Brteomaun 81
1856 SSrieomann Wti6le
1851 6urlane 81 y
1858 9FDletiDn 8
1853 Sa6iiet @arl (2)
1860 sail gen5l
1l61 9SaItenou 6
1862 Sierra SObau
1858 6ebrliH 81 8 6
1864 iSer5Dbn 3
1865 Teuerlteiu Saco6
1866 Jiliptot SOiepb
1857 fStrpaf SEQ
1868 TSOln Autou
1869 Sofia Sult
1910 6orpbaupbW tiR Glie
1911 9abbe gniil 9lrtbur
1872 6aertuer WtiB Roia
1878 Safer STR
1874 Gallant Orr g (2)
1915 6alus San
1916 G0rD Wtor
1877 @ebidi San
1878 Ge9eu 9erbaro
1879 0eDaros SoIef
1890 @ererSoorfer 9aus
1881 0teI9 Wtutbias
1882 6lDlpin5fl Plug
1888 6lomln3ti Satob
1884 9lpbe &
1885 Stud 8
1886 @o6el SIR
1887 @obS 9ermann
1888 Soloitciu 6aiman
1889 9orecta NtiB glnua
1880 6oiiefSti 9Dttfrteb
1921 SOrS3ioidt 9
1892 SDtte @arl
1898 9rec5et 9lutoni
1894 @rieibe 6uitop
1895 @ri3nS SDief
6rons5Cem5ti Mtartin
@roBfurt Sgtob
1898 Sruoolp5fI San
@ruuberg Q
@r3eIuoS San
@uouS5eplec5 Sarl
@u3D @nor
I DDD Co., Co.,.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-04
Greeting.

An old war-horse of the mountains,
recently returned from the East, was
heard to vent his emotion few days
after his arrival home at Cherry Greek
in the following soliloquy. While not
up to Hamlet's celebrated loud mus
ing, perhaps, it is sufficiently express
sive to warrant it's being given to the
readers of the NEWS:
Mountains of Nevada, greet we
Lofty peaks and rugged chasms,
I'm once again within thy shadows
Man and the works of man
Change, but not ye. Again
greet We and adjure We.
Lift thy shadows not again
From off my soul.
AS the densest shadow cast by thy
Awful grandeur is brighter than
Than the bright sunshine that floods
The hide-bound, mugwump East.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-04
Full Measure Demanded.

Following is the bill introduced by
Assemblyman Smith of Storey govern
ing the sale of cord wood:
Section l, A cord of wood shall con-
tain one hundred and twenty eight
cubic feet, and its Dimensions shall be
as follows: Eight feet in length, four
feet in width, and four feet in height.
Sec. 2. Any persons, corporations,
who shall sell wood by the cord OF
cords, and who shall not, for each and
every cord SO sold, give the full guam
tity and measure as required by section
1 of this Act, shall be guilty of mis-
deamanor, and, upon conviction there
of, shall be subject to fine not exceed
ing $500, or Imprisonment in the coun-
ty jail not exceening six months, or to
both such fine and imprisonment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-04

A wag has discovered that the Col
umbian postage stamps can be used to
splendid purpose as wall paper for
parlor decorations. One stamp on
each wall and two on the ceiling give
fine rococo effect, unless the stamp
has to be cut down to fit the space.
The jury found Hugh ODonnell
not guilty of murder for his connec-
ton wit the Homestead riots.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-04

Senate bill No, 81, from Ways and
Means Committee, has been intro.
duced It relates to grantingleave of
absence to sundry county officers and
empowers Boards of County Commits
sioners to grant such leave for PEE
Rod not exceeding six months, the
officer publishing his intention in d
newspaper month before hand and
giving the name of the deputy he puts
in his place.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-04
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
What 1t Takes 30 Run the states for
Two Years.


The following is the appropriation
bill for the ensuing two years:
Governors salary, $4,000
Private Secretary, $4,000.
Lieutenant Governor, as ex-officio
State Librarian and Adjutant General,
So, 400.
Secretary of State, 5000.
Deputy Secretary, Sd, 900.
Controller. $4,000.
Deputy $4,000.
Treasurer, 5000
Deputy, $4,000
Attorney General, $4,000.
Surveyor General, $4,000.
Deputy, $4,000.
Supt. of Public Instruction, $4,000
Supreme Justices, 1913, 900.
Clerk of Supreme Court, $4,000.
State Printer $4,000.
Director of weather Service, $1,000.
Supt. of public instruction, ex-officio
Curator of State Museum and Secre-
tary of Board of Directors of Orphans
Home, $500.
Bailiff of Supreme Court, $500.
Porters and watchmen for Capitol,
$4,000.
Draughtsman and clerks for Land
Office, $1,000.
Land Agent at Washington, $1,000.
Transportation, care and support of
INDECENT Insane, $4,000.
For support of the Nevada State
Prison, $4,000.
For the support of the State Or
phan's Home, $50, 900.
For the support and education of
the deaf, dumb and blind $1,000.
For the support of the State Print
ing Office, $4,000.
For the payment of rewards offered
by the Governor, $4,000.
For official advertising and book
binding including Supreme Court Re
ports, 900.
For current expenses, for State of
fcers, Supreme Court and Library,
$3, 600.
For stationery, fuel and lights for
State Capitol building and grounds,
$40
For maintaining Capitol grounds
and water works, $1,000
For furniture and repairs for the
State Capitol and Printing building,
81, 800
For the purchase of township plats,
furnished from the United States Sur
veyor Generals office, $500.
Expenses of Teachers Institute $400
Travelling expenses of Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction, 5000.
Expenses of the Fish Commissioner,
$3, 1000.
For the purchase in instruments for
service stations, $780,
For the indexing and preparation of
Nevada Reports for publication, 500.
For furnishing lights and fuel, and
repairing legislative halls and furniture
for the seventeenth session of the Leg
stature, $500.
For the aid of the State Agricultur-
Society for the year 1893 and 1894,
So, 900.
For pay of Clerk in State Library
$166.
For travelling expenses of District
Judges, $780,
For support of State laboratory, 49,
500.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-04
Died From Eating Pine Nuts.

Inquiries into the cause of the death
of John F. r. Hale, the teacher at the
Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation
School, who died SUDDENLY in the school
room on the 9th of last month, deve-
lops some interesting facts which tend
to show that the pinenut, heretofore
considered harmless, poisoned him to
death.
The news that he was a young man
of twenty five years, in apparent good
health; that he died within twenty
minutes after complaining of pain in
his stomach; that during the twenty
minutes preceding mis- death he was in
great agony and went into convulsion,
during which it took four strong men
to hold him, led the reporter of the
Dispatch to believe that something
was wrong. Futher inquiry showed
that the young man had arisen at z
o'clock in the morning and ate pine
nuts enough to fill his empty stomach.
He partook of no other food up to the
time he went to the school room and
died.
A number of Piutes have since in
formed the scribe that many Indians
have died from eating cheap" pine
nuts: that when eaten in large quanti-
ties they often prove fatal, and that
death therefrom is attended with great
pain and commissions, all of which
testimony confirms the belief that j ohm
Hale was victim of pine nut poison
ing. -Wadsworth dispatch.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-04

The Lovelock New Era says East
ern cattle buyers paid Col. Hardin
81 cents live weight for his steers, an
average of $42 per head, or nearly
$19, 900 for 20 carloads. They want
5000 head of beef cattle.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-04
A New Water Bill.

The Joint Committee on Irrigation
of the Senate and Assembly has in
troduced substitute for the La Grave
Irrigation bill. It is said to be less
Objectionable to ranchers than the
original bill, because it entails less ex-
pense on the public. Nearly all agree
that legislation on the water question
is necessary, and possibly the substi-
tute bill may be entirely satisfactory
to those who objected to the passage
of the original bill. Reno Journal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-04

Leading cattlemen of Montana estl-
mate that the losses of cattle in that
State from storms and cold weather
will be at least % per cent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-04
Mackay shot by a Crank.

John w. Mackay, the many times
millionaire, while walking in an alley
from Suffer street to the Lick House,
San Francisco, was shot in the back
at 1926 o'clock Feb. Oath by man
who jumped out behind him from a
doorway. The bullet struck Mackay
midway between the shoulder blades.
Rippey Immediately after shooting
Mackay shot himself through the left
breast, the bullet going clear through
his body. He was conscious when
taken to the hospital but could not
speak and there is no hope of his re-
covery. The following letter to the
Examiner was found in his pocket:
"Food For Reflection. He paid
$3.50, 900 for one sapphire to place on
his faded wife-a sum sufficient to
have saved 500 of his paupers from a
suicidal grave. just think of it. In
scribe it on his tomb.
w. G. RIPLEY"
Mackay after being shot walked to
the Lick House and was taken from
there to the Palace Hotel and when
seen said that he was all right and was
not severely hurt. The shooting caus-
ed intense excitement in the city.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-03-04

An Iowa man named Corn was mar
ried to Miss Wheat in Baptist
church, and the choir electrified the
audience by singing "What Shall the
Harvest Be-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08

AN EXPRESS TRAIN ROBBED ~ TEXAS.

Galveston. Tex. July a dispatch from FalcN-
tine Texas. to Tho Galveston New says I"'
cannon ball train No. !. from LonSVcW on Ni'
International and Great Northern road que mere III
@ o'clock last night. wa, held UP and robbed at
v,ne Mile Post two miles thi, side Of Ncchcs. NO.
WAS about ten minutes late leaving N"thcs, and
at Nine.Aile Post a man who WIS socret'u on inc
baggage-car crawlcl over the tender and oommdhu"'
Engineer ?. Andcrs 10 stop the train, pointing SIN
shooter at him at the same time When the Tram
was stopped three men went 10 inc "'Er'-''"
and covered Express Messenger "J0'' Farmer ana
Darrocema.ter Strawn with pistols. an1 comArlcd
them 10 open the safe The only booty secured WAS
some local express money packages. "f'I 80
The through safe which contained a ldi-r am ''h'
OF money was not louched. several shot' " I'
fired TO keep the passengers quiet y P'SSc HIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08

uEI.DERIyEts: FOUNTAINS

OCEAN GROVE, y. J.-fIuly hotel close b. the o can
MalnhNr.t large rooms nr-t-rII>- table ~ 10 > -
MRS \ W LYMAN Box . i65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
TRADE And FINANCE ABROAD.

Italy Just Is suffering from scarcity OF Sill
yer. In the northern provinces OF the peninsula IN
particular, where commercial activity Is more de
veopcd than I'm the middle and southern dis'rlc's'
great annoyance IS created by the dihculty OF pro-
curing small change. The Government does not want
10 revert to the former ISSUES of bills Of ana :
francs or even OF sous: and, on another hand, 1t
cannot coin any more silver, since Italy has already
gone In that line further than II was permitted her.
by the monetary convention Of The Laln stat, 20
scented NV satirical newspaper in cartoon, showing
a woman whose husband had given her one lOOirhnc
moi change the note at any tobacco store. but wa,
compelled to buy dress worth 90 II franc at Dry
needed for the husbands tobacco.
Private letters from Kingston Jamaica, report that
for the last FIVE months # IS rare occurrence"
when a steamer arrives there direct from Portau-
Prince Havti. The service between the TWO places
is made principally by the Atlas Line, whose vessels
starting from NewYork, call on each trip at most Oh
the West Indian ports II appears that recently
the Adirondack which arrived at Port Prince on
a sunday. was not allowed 10 remain there more
than for one hour. after which she left for Jereme'
IL is alleged that this cessation OF communication De
tween the lIayian capital ana Kingston Is m Ia
suit OF an arrangement between the Atlas L1G , ,
The Government Of General IiyPpolitc. the latter
fearing that free and frequent communication pstWra
his capital and Kingston might DE OF great assiStli'
revolutionary movement against Tie GOVERNMENT at
POrtau Prince
Tho Government Of Guatemala has rejected the
application for a subsidy, made by the steamship com
pany. "Norh American Navigation But 1t has
exempted the vessels Of that company from all port
dues in Guatcnaan harbors during the period OF one
year
By decree published fin the Official paper oil "uate-
maa. regulations In regard to the cultivation, i'm
portation, seed time, purchase and expiration oil
tobacco were 10 be- enforced on and from July D.
and the anterior decree. which left The planters aoso
lutely untEmellcd in any way, Is repeated.
Commerce has prOhted somewhat from the appli'"
ton Of reciprocal higher tariffs between France ana
Switzerland \ kind of free trade prevailed formerly
but protcconist measures replaced II at the begin
ming of 1898. out OF 1oOOoo,oOo francs 81 ah'Hu
Frenci exports t. Switzerland only goods representing
90 coo 900 had the duties increased upon them. Tile
latest Message Of the swiss Government shows mat
the Importation of these French article, into Swiier
land have decreased 20 per cent during ne hrS'
quarter OF th, year. II Is shown Nat ms m'r.lN
has been compensated by importation rom "ih"r
countries and notably froa the United States as To
sugar and leather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08

Tho Government Of Guatemala has rejected the
application for a SUBSIDY made by the steamship com
pany. "North American Navigation But 1t has
exempted the vessels Of that company from all port
dues in Guatcmaan harbors during the period OF one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
Summer Resorts.
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL
MN, CATSk,Li.' Nh ,seq

WILL OrKN June 30 1913. =. -
This popular sImmer resort Is situated o. CaI,n, ~
the high bluff overlooking the HUDSON 'oen
river and mountain views unsrrasseI me 1. *
pontments nr-tclass with ACCOMMODATE. LOT ooo.
superior orchestra Lawn tennis billiards, postng nHen
and attra lions. Reasonable terms Tor ooh 'rsch'
and permanent guests. For particulars appyriSo ~
j. II. bailey Manager OaIs"'"' - L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
REID w,DDE1 DISCHARGED FROM ARREST.

Reid Wadiel from whom Howell osborn cot severe
beating in Burns's catin g-hou,e week ago was ar
raigned in the jefferson Market Police Court N'S''r-
day. No complainant appeared against HIM. thou-h
II had been said thar Osborns friend, ha3 urS'u
him 70 make the charge Of assault Justice i'-'"
DISCHARGED Waddc who left the court refusing 10 Npcas
az his arrest or OF any circumstances 'OiH'c''n
with II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
RALPH,S" In THE ACKNOWLEDGES

Three and one-half miles from Ly Mountain StttOD
on Chatesugoy railroad delightfully."- located Upper
Chaeaugay Lake; boat, careful good trout
fishing; billiards, bowling alleys lawn tennis bath
houses accommodates 100; rooms all plcaant and hods
frclass table has reputation unsirlu. scd by
Send for circuler
j. w HUTTON Proprleor. I.yon Mount1n. y Y.