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Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

Bernard Cowles, of Auxvasse, was
IN Mexico to-day. He is fast recov-
sring from the injuries he sustained
BY the cars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

Mr.. Mckinley will shortly move
bis store into the room now occupied
by the Mexico Machine & Music
Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

The meeting at the Liberty Street
n. E. Church is still in progress.
Rev. 0. s. Middleton is delivering
some excellent sermons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

George Kabrich is arranging to
take down his wooden awnings and
put in granitoid pavement. Still
the good work goes on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

James Hamilton bought through
sae agency of Guthrie & Gentry from
nutier Guthrie two nicely located
aots IN the Beatty addition to Mex
70 tor $500. The lots are near MI.
Auius Hisey's just across the street
north from where Mr.. Brown is
puilding. Mr.. Hamilton will erect
e elegant new residence in the
spting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

]. P. Veerkamp, of Laddonia,
has been appointed to a clerkship
in the Senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

The early marriage of L. E.
Wolfe, State Superintendent of
Public Schools of Missouri, and Miss
a. L. Smith is announced to take
place at the home of the brides
father
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

The Central Hotel has stopped
keeping boarders and in the future
will only have rooms to rent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

Lost-saturday night, gold watch.
Finder will please leave at this office
and receive reward. d6tw1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

MIR. Cove is taking an invoice Of
the STOCK of the Famous. He hopes
u the course of a few days to see
his way out Of the present embar'
BASEMENT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

4 pleasant party was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Pftzer of
this county on Wednesday night,
Jan. 4th. A large number of guests
we're present and a most enjoyable
eYening was passed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

Mrs. William Reagon, who re-
sides a few miles south Of Mexico,
10 i'll with pnsumonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

A. ]. Adair, of the Oak Grove
Banner, made US a pleasant call to-
H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12
RUSH BILL ITEMS.

E. B. Moore, of Beaver Dam, is
home from st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

The citizens of st. Louis, irrespec-
tive OF party, have united in giving
Ex-Governor Francis of Missouri a
banquet at the Southern Hotel in
st. Louis on the 18th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

Brit Iiams, formerly a resident Of
Worcester, now of st. Louis, is the
guest Of friends in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

Born,t to Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Roden,
a daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12
Probate Court is in session.

For clear skin take TUFTS Pills.
L. E. Mcdonald has our thanks
for late San Francisco papers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

W. B. Hughes, son of Epn
hughes, of this county, an active
Young stock man will have his head
quarters at Mexico for the next six
months representing keenan, & Son,
Large stock commission house o
enicago. Hughes is an energetic
Young business man and will de
good work for the firm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

Mr.. G. D. Tuggle. of Mount Car
mel, was in Mexico to-day and
called on the LEDGER and paid in
advance for a year as usual. He
says he has ''been taking the Mex
leo Weekly LEDGER for fourteen
years and it gets better and better
every year"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

Charley Gallop has resigned his
position IN the post-office and may
90 into business here in Mexico.
Charley is a clever and active young
man, very accommodating, and his
many friends hope that he will re-
main here. He has been in the post
office q portion o. the time under two
administrations and made many and
valuable acquaintance, who will
prove OF great service to him if he
goes into business for himself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12
Mexico Public Schools.

After q two weeks vacation more
than seven hundred pupils greeted
their teachers this morning with
happy expressions, and entelel up
on their duties with a will. Every
teacher was at the post of duty.
ready for the term of hard work.
There were twenty.six new pupils
enrolled to-day.
1t was pretty cold but the child
rem braved the weather and found
the school house comfortable
throughout.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-12

The affairs of the Famous OF this
city are still in such shape that it is
hard to tell the result. The Mexico
Savings Bank has attached MI.
Gove's residence and has also gar
nisheed some accounts due the firm.
Mr.. Cove says that he was as much
surprised as any one by the attach
ment brought against the firm. He
also r~eiterates what vas published
in the LEDGER the day the store
was closed, to the effect that the To-
cal firm in Mexico should have nc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

,sic wooden boxes &C. Der pound.
NIL MI s'alcll' d0c per ID. IN 20 and i0lh.
,, sntt~ Vtiv he; Taultle~s. Ga: 1,rouNd
Iirii.yrS % be Ease, IS.
M IN ~ Rms, medium, 50 a.,
hiiss nedimn, St, ibis. small, SSi 10
n,,s,, sn'all; $a, niuts, per A1H.. ~ %,
SSatr * pr dcz., 81 90: IL eal., PER dox.
Ant; gal. per dos. 81. hcxaEoll,
dcr Rss dos., 50; inipcial. rel, per
a tkhhSERvES- paila onc aoxcn
iinH" e easc; per dos.. So s5i 20.lb., kana-
~'pqSS vs., pr h., loo.
A 9,nai4i.lhS. 10 and 30-lh. pals worth
81 III. peF n, OH. tin pals, rer DOS
Mn, - wine glass ner dozen. Toe; LIS
nne Sunhlcr nar dozen. T5c; schooner
w I lnsrn, 81 10
norsS .. Almonds, new, soft-shellcd. per
nen"d i,Nri ,wNhluls extra large pcr
tSi,S,. T. IN, nlherta, per pound,
i6,v; braalls, new crop per pound,
mn, fvcNns nov crop. : i-2tt9c; pea.
hs, nancy whliN per sack. rnrr0tt
r,at., SCI choice white, bass brand, &c.
'Ns'1fs M, ,WtIhitc. best quality, lie.
MOI, ilti,'ih5 ERUi'rS Turkish prunes,
hgr ~ 50; Frcnch, hos, 1i5s. ni-lb,
neAes' iuei California NOe: 1909. sh.lb,
ng2NeS Toe; 1Os, so. lie, OOa 1Os 11c;
,e ,an'Vrnm ..evnporated aprcOts, 2A-lb,
n neasN per ID. u 1.2c; L. L. raislus.
,,,,,,' N ner hox; 4. L. raisins,
en,,In y nv pvr box; choice cynporatcd
:, rrraN -onlh hoxes, II i.2c; choice
rVlnN oV.lh, boxes. Zoe per pound, cur
sah.s ~ barrels. 3 a.46ldo pcr H.; cur
a"hts IN haNOs, q l.oN mar Mound
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
The Markets.
McELRoY : COMPANY,

NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. ~. Spe-
GA. l--MeEiroy y Co. say Futurss--
Liverpool seems 10 follow our decline
regularly. Today that market closed easy
~ a loss Of AGA to 4 5tlt and spols werc
offered At easier prices, sales agsreratins
lV'VvV bales Receipts. as usual were
ne eoutrohng feature. The total pt all
ports was 1NQtO bales; against sg,u,N
bales last year, and 10000 bales the year
before, New Orleans expects tomorrow
vuuu lales TO 10000 bales: against 24OO
bates last year The interior movement
showed a decided Increase over Tint Of
q year ago. Houston during the past
Week has been steadily gaining aud
Brcnham for the week exceeded the fig
ures Of q year ago. Yhe atlantic states
are much larger. The totnl weekly move.
inent for the week Aggregates 2ll,oOo
bales against 10000 bales last year
aud 26o,O0O bales the year before 4
noticeable feature of this movement has
been the comparatively small overland
movement showing plainly that Eastern
spinners are not inclined 10 be free buy
ers, probably owing 10 the difficulty Of
financing.
The prospective heavy receipts here To-
morrow caused our market to continue
10 decline from the steady opening until
a loss Of 10 points had been established,
Toward The cl0sing there was some re-
covery and We flnally close at a net loss
Of 10 points. Spots were easier at is
cent lower Sales aggregated 400 bales.
The country still continues TO Offer worry
freely at prizes relatively cheaper than
those prevailing In this market. Some
reaction from the lowest was caused
by telegram from New York TO the
effect that frost was expected AT Greens
VILE md Gaifney, South Carolina, hut
this was afterwards diseredltcd TomOr-
row being The last day Of the month the
movement is likely to be heavy, owing 10
the fact that receipts up to q D. IN. arr
included instead Of only MP to noon as
usual. Another heavy day might caust
further decline. but we arc inclined 10
approve the cautious course recommend
cd by one Of our prominent exporter
friends, whose view is that Europe will
not consider IL cents for Decenhcl
cotton lcarat this season Of the year
when there is a possibility Of an carly
I frost even though remote aud with tn,
I bureau still 20 be heard from. Eros
] within the next two OF three week
/ would be most important factor aut
| the bears are likely TO be cautious durinl
/ that period unless encouraged by de
cldedly heavy movement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
A'rwoop yIoLErr \ oo.

NEW ORLEANS. In, Sept. 20.--
Especial atwood Violet u Co. say.
As indicated IN our several recent lot
tiers The course of the market has been
10 lower level, and prices Today found
no support eithr IN llverpol, or ON this
side. This condition has been induced
Ivy irccr movement OF cotton All IN
creased offerings which fail Of accept
ancc, except at sharp concessions. The
present market Is prcemncntly a spot
market, and futures mrrc,y reflect The
strength or weakness Co., cotton as the
demand warrants The markets through
out the South are generally In buyers
favor. The markets both here aud New
York ilnetuated some Is points during
the day. Towards the close, kilograms
from South Carolina Indicating posi-.
blity Of Il frost gave some tone to
prices, but more recently dispatches re-
port there Is no probability of frost. and
under this tho advance was partially
lost The hup. . feeling seems more
hopeful and stocks again show sharp
advance. Our spo, market closes easy
gales 800 bales. Quotations reduced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Sept 20.-1t was a bull
market on the stock exchange todayand
incubation resulted in substantial i'm
movement in almost ever. thing dealt
IN. the specialties as well as the active
Isl. The general perneating influence
was the more cheerful tenor of advices
FROM Washington giving almost certain
nrop,iss- or riir passage OF the silver bill
al no very distant day and without con-
ditions that might rob It of the full
ffuition and usefulness IN restoring sta
billty to the finances Of the country.
The London market for Americanse.
curities displayed equal strength aud
eaye courage to the buying movement IA
dis market. which was also given aid
aud comfort hy purchases Tor foreign ar-
count Oh arbitrage shares. Another fac
tor in the advance was the reduction
IN sterling exchange rates removing still
further the threatened gold shipments.
Another point was the promise OF a
favorable bank abatement.
Louisville and Nashville alone, ras
borne down hy selling dun d. the Threat
ening ASPECT Of Tho sasssfi'atiy's einpioyes
ami tho contemplated Issue of five NIL
Ions additional stock. Late In the day
reaction SET in and an advance WAS re-
cored tsiiinet the stock up 81 per cent
abnye opeIiin; and within i per cent OF
ye.terlay's final figures.
Iastp rices Of day, 1lM1e higher.
Halfway bonds seaoraGy strong.
Bar silver, 7lc.
Mexican dollars. IS 3-4c.
Gayeinments. steady.
Stdtes inactive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
TnHsH vEGETApLr AND rRurrs.

VEGETABLES Wax beans per
bnshcl, s2O0dle,25, butter bWns, $3.50
per bualcii Hluaehes, per dozen. 260
dOc, cuctmbors, per doSen 2Od25c; cah.
bage Ndtliern, per H., 9 i-26i2 a-iot
tomatoes, i-,ehuHhnl box, zoe Tomatoes
crates Of fur baskets 500, noiRto,,s,
voc bushhl, .olcHSlQO; potatoes, Oall.
fo7'ih, per bushcl, si.05i npw onions,
r To-, Be-. oltM, per haalof. 3bMlOc,
peppcr. 1.o.bnale baskets. d0c; ceiery,
iOlCf5r per ! dozen lunches, heels,
pef hushcl, Sl.Ot. eNrrots, par hnrhcl,
800. sugar cane, $500 per 100
sialksi radishes, 90 lcr dozen; lettuce,
3Ur PR dozen
FIlrl1S California gmee. per box,
SiGi1 30, Northarli apples, per hbl, $3.50
as; per bushcl, Slfll ab iolchca, largo,
yellow freostvne, Doc per iJ-hlshcl box.
rs; lemons, fancy, sos, pei boz, $500;
Mediterranean sweet oranges per box,
Sion. BlueReld bananas. nj bupch,
~ OOd3OO, nj PpHo grapes DO: Con-
cord per baakoo, lOci wlnto tlsath
nr,rhe,. nor bushcl 81. Chinese ling
nraehcs. pgr hushel, Sl.bO; pears, 9er
9busbd box, 81, pears, buHhcl boz
sd, California egg nlnms, per crate W 2bi
California koly plum. 500 per crate;
rrcpn cages, per crate, S2.20; California
grapes. S1.Th pm rntei California
nrnpna. S2.2A per crate, California
pcachps, SlT56t2OO, PER l.2eraion;
anipccs, per bushcl 500, Bartlett pears,
per box, &i76.
GAME Prairie chickens, Sg751plO0
pcr dozen; uuais, 81 $4,000 per dozen
snipes and ployeir, per dozen, Sl21.
OYSTERS AND FISH Oysters, bulk,
75dSOn per hundred counts, per
dozen cans, $40. dressed cnt-
GSh, i0c per pound; gulf lsb. 100 pcr
pound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

IA based on email iots 10 retail
| tpAntpathIhe per OK, S0c *
deaicJi pct ounce, lDei ptr pound. fje
iahiE add per pound. &c.; cirit.3it
IS, cryef., per W. .Jyc 10 3lei mnraiils
ga, g. III per lbr re; nitric add q
". per u, -. ellpharic ACID, q n.
4 rs: alcohol IS per- cent per M. ~ IA,
sinio' fer pound. A.. antikaninia, ~ 60.
ns,tifcbriue. per o., x1r; nnfipgribe ~,
~ Sii40; nmmouia cAthon4ie. oer n
lOa.. 81 yitroi. pr b., Gefse.; biu nass
m 10. SOC; blue ointment, pr. ID. 6Ge
i'arlx. Der 10. 12dl2a. eanpiior, r,ia,
~ M. sspoOe. capslcum, powdered. HI
d.. 25e.. cspDeras, pa ID, 1ES3ci efoan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
WINES AND SPIRITS.

yvuigI<Il.s Itectinei. 81 20s2.00 ne
~, nreof. 1.yrar-old and uIwads. SLIGO
p,5 ~ eonf mhah, 2-yearold aud Up.
8arda' Si.0Od1OO ~ per 20; extra
asn kB. f0diOO0: blended whlAklea,
WINES Pure grape per :allon, si.00
N' I'M Mics Pure Tennessee apple,
eo3t. nnrr Maryland peal, 500 do
s,ceetic cogDnc, 7ooGt83O; imported,
S8.bOai0.2J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
NV YonK PRODUCE.

My YORK, Sept. 29~Wbeat. /. sp9,t
ope,p5 weak. closed steady; ~; ~
elsatof. l., lie; oputipns opsnea, ~
sosel s'esi N9 * iset ss''
= S,,,fs doll: No. 2. 40 l.2e; op-
!. NJ ns,,,'as-i heavy. closed dull W goer'
u u se-T neeeni,ef. 49, May, ~ I-Sc
- -, onions opened 3 po.nts 40
80. n declipe. weakened pnnet
, Ill .sllnr and closed .bear3y sle;dy'
80 points net declineei Ve,g +. TX,
Si6 d5diR75c: Deeenl-per. A1;f,'sl 80. so..,9'
1ennary, Si5 SOC btu ApSt MP wei
Ne; nav arn. fair refining &
slAte $3.50 eass test. 37-Sc, ~
ftsady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
IIIpEs. wooI Erc.

urpEs- Buyers are pybF; Dry hint
49, III; Iigiit, 10: 10 Az, ac grccn
NJ '56ig iy1e; butchers ncrn. 2QJe.
Wool Igbt medsiin. l0WiO1, low
liam, igGfffr; f's, l.hl4c.
iaf p,, yiss- lioofS ND boses 500 per
ION. delivered. trla,e
BEES WAY 7loalse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

NEW ORLEANS. La, 81,
ee-Steady; Rio ordinay,o fa. inak
y RTicsle,r ordinaryio good. 25.set
31-2. sugar, hrmt centfugal, OF while
Z s-iOI5 1-s. prime ,eilOw. clarified
i 3-sdI5; on DO, i1-l.7 seconds, 3 1-i61f
A Zig.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

POULTRY old hons, per dozen
80 sprlng chickens. small, per dozen,
SlI0;. large, 500; fancy, large, spring,
per dozen, $3.50; roostcrs. $ia0 per
dozen
hGGs Fresh, without case, 1Sc
HUTrEll lrresh country, 1l6IlOc;
choice ceamery gOma9c,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
KANSAS Cry PRODUCE.

KANSAS cIif. No. Sept 90 r.;
Wheat Steady ~. . hard. q II; NO.
! c en- II ". 2 mixed, ssi.a, 10.
. white SSs4a3l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

VnSSIllRS- oncppuud, per dozen. O0ci
No; per dozen, 81 Ks.
81 ttSh Alnska No salmon. por dot,
~ svi Columbia river No. 4 salmon,
psr lnsen. 81 -. 1.lh. nackerel, per dos,
" aos American Sardmes. las, per
casa Si9 30
MEATS Petted ham, lab per doaeu,
%lyi pgtied ham. l.2lb per dozen,
si'ng, Vienna sausage, i.9ib per donrp.
LSai Vienna sausage, ilh per doSeu,
s2i lunch tongue, lib per Dozen
S@io, chippc1 hgcf, i,alb pr dosen
49, Clipped beef, lib per dozen,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30


Ilavc you nedfd OF The wonderful loop
route 20 Chicago and return?
The Fort Worth and Denver City rail
way il connection with the UMihn Pa
tiiic system, t1he Worlds Pictorial l.inel
have inlugurated a series OF excursions
10 the Worlds fair. giving purchaser
tickets via this route with stolrovcrs at
the various watering points IN Colorado.
In other words. You so from Fort Worth
10 Trinidad, Colorado Springs, Mauitou
Pueblo and Denver, remaining there unll
the heated term In Chicago IS past. then
20 on TO the Worlds fair returning via the
Chicagj. burlington ana Quincy railway
through llannihal and Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway. thus covering en-.
tir,l different ttrtory going and re-
itmiiur. liound lrip rate from Fort
Worth. $50, which includes all privileges
ACCORDED ~ by other lines.
For full information. address
l.. j.. LONIAZ,
G, p * I. A, U. 7. system.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
WOOL


ST LOUIS, Mo, Sept. %, VOL
Unchanged,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

M, Retail llst-,QIanyou City. sI.SS per ION:
Mnldy, Rouge Maitland Cameron, lieb,
insen md Walscnhcrg Goals, ear lotS
SNIN; ) to 10 ton lois, Sika0, one I'm
Mfoi ono half ton. SaS0; Mona n VI
i VT, SaiNN Clam aud Gilmore w az
~, Su1v, 70 ~ tnn lots, y tsii sif5
SANQi brlnr .Greck and Alrjal ,lf
car lots 500; = to 10 ton I1l ssg1
= tonA 500; one ton. XllO0l chsii
ws $500 Maiusnu egg and Nsrtf,N
sesi, W l'us' So,W 70 ~ 4a iafs
Tl3M, anthracite, (ralf coal H.
Nlluf; Z 10 10 tons, $3.50. III 81. *
1906 anthracite. (0ulda), : Il i0 Nh.
5000; single Ton. SnhO, on~ iis
5000 slack. s0c,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

Galveston. Tes sept - -tspsf.t :
Sterine. 60 days. Ia
New York sighb.. .......,........ rom.
New Orleans signt. nom.
American silver 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

NEW YORK. Sept 10 Money on
cal. easy, 26i.;c. Closed offered Be-
Prime nnnng 1-o4ito ,a,r ieeents...
S'rfiiHg exchange. steady SlS0 3-4W
ISL; demand 3Ailf.S5 sixty
days,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

NEW YORK, sept 70 Wool stsly
and unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
wonhD's rrcroRrAnn,NG

Fort Worth and Denver City Rail-
way Company and Union Pacific
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

DAILY horements a, tatrr,cs rsw,t
6alves,oa Tex, Sept %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

Salrc'ioa, Tx, Sept 20, -lspeslarl =
s,ocsa this daE 4lssio
'i's aay iast yesr.. .,... bSl.Vfj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

rfeigh. sTs'o oaivgspssls,. =
galveston, Tor-, Sept ? Tes.
BysioamshIp tron ealseg N. li-s.a
10 LAverpooL ......''',..,s...,. rcd
-S' yt ait unlted staia.
Receipts and EpoE%
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

~ .. ,t......-.t.-..- o4if
fnncs-CommerclaltD days.5 "
New YORK slgnt-Bank.... % pro
Non'i'eie'a' ''.'.............- par
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

New Orleans La, scnt ". --(Spsclat
Sterling - Commercial. 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

New York. Sept 2a-ssoegs and oonls
closed at thefoilowlnS prices nll;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

Sept 30 -tspeciaA Cotton
H., e,g,ed steady TO u points low
.sts $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-07
Ssepolmtiomsee eeriid,te auf $ saptt.

tnsiton, Sa., 81. Iusuit. -
gtabridten BON Sagti melOen neuer>
binas, baB @eridte iber cine 6euoluz
tion in Der 9uit idwirren uno oaB Die
Stssisruns unsspObnlid wadiam 1T.
8eroddtise Yerioneu tuurbeu 9erarnt,
SaB iie, fails @tmas porfiele, perbaftet
uno iofort .ri9oiicn miirSen. Inter
bieien SeroGdtisen. BON benen Sipop>
lDte cine Niite bat, iollen iid mebrere
Der prominenteiten Surser BON Sort
oil Brince uno anberer sroBerer StdOte
befinoen. Oiebrere YeriOnen, bic fiirsz
lid bon &insitOn nad Sort au Prince
fubren, murben unullttelbar nod ibrer
2lnfunft perbaftet. Yiele auf SaDtt
mobnenbe 6rembeu baben pomWinilter
oes Snneren 9ta9ridt erbalten, oaB iie
perSG6tlg ieien, an elmer Serl9iuoruns
s.sen 6ippolpts Gbetl gu nebmsn, uno
oab iie oes 2anoes peririeien wGroen,
falls iie ibre Saituns nidt anoerten.
9lls mutbmaBlider 5abrer Der repOlus
tiondren Sewesun9 werOen General
Dtanissl unO General Canal erwabnt.
8eibe aber iiub in &tnsitOn unb fonnen
BON bort nidt biu,uestOmmen.
Die @ntwertbung oes amsrltanlIden
Silbsr5 bssnst bic 6inan;lase oes San>
oes iebr. Die @ei9dfte iino flau uno
oas Gelb fnapp. Die Pranie auf
@olbwediel betra9t s bts 10 Pro5ent.
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eirbetterimbrer perflaet.

8ittsburs, Yu., 5. S.ptember.-
Inwa1t @aruep bat i'm SunOtsfrelsgeridte
eiue Stage auf $4,000 SGaOenerla9 iplDer
$. Wt. Nrtbur, @roBz@bei Der -ySrioer.
itatt Der 2otomotiuiiibrer, u. 3. Youn9iOn
6ulis 9roB @bei, Z. Q. uno 3. guerett,
5.rausssbsr Oss u3Ournals." pes Offiilsllsn
Srqaus oes SrOeus, 5. 9. SwltOn Gbef=
Suseni.ur, uuO u. 30. 8boOes uno 8. s.
SdIdfer, Seamte Der uSepltone 2oge" Der
uBriioerid)aIt Der 9otomotiu. Sngenleure Dor
auesbenp," einsereidt. SIaser ut Sere.
mias Gpans, Der SOrmunn IN ben p@Iba=
@iien. g9erfen." guans mar DtitslieO obt-
ger gos., trat aber aus, ais er Sormunn in
Der senannttn Sabrtt wuroe. Als uRer
plelelbe eiu uSopcott" p.rhGust mnroe uno
guaus an Der Arbett blleb, ueronentlld]te
oas rSourual" eiHe 9totl5, baB er ais
yScabn aus Der plluiou" aus9eitoBen lpOr-
ben lei. 0ahsr Die Slage. 0ieielbe 1T
pOn srOB.m Sutersiie tar orsaniirts arbet'
ter, oa Oec seipObnIt6 berartlse yiotlien
nprnfip putl Cleu.
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ba'er Ylattform inboiiirt unb in belOns
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perlanst, baB OaS iesi9e Prohibitions
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