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MINERS INCH-Miner. Tucson, Ariz A
miners inch Is the amount Of water that will
pass in twenty-four hours through an opening
one inch square with pressure of six inches
The following definition of a miners inch is
from data furnished by F. p. McCray, mining
engineer: One miners inch per second equals
ute equals 1.20 cubic fee. or S.976 gallons;
same per hour equals ~ cubic feet, or 538.56
gallons; same day equals 1928 cubic feet, or
$50 cubic feet, or 1913, AS gallons. A miners
inch will flood 10 acres per year As feet deep
or 40 acres foot deep. or 1911 acres 8
inches deep.
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Why Has Snznnnnt

Become the staple DentIfrice of America? Sim
ply because it is impossible to use it, even for
week. without perceivlng It's hygienic effect upon
the teeth. the gums and the breath.
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The Prince of Wales 10 man who takes
strong likes and dislikes, but is extremely
diplomatic in the exhibition OF his prefer
ences. 1t is said in England that he has
been much pleased with George Gould and
really enjoys his society.
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SIOUX FALLS PAPERs-W. s.. City. The
Argus Leader and The Press are the only papers
published In Sioux Falls, S. ID.
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GERMAN WAR VESSELS. L. S., City. In
June. 1891, there were three German war ves-
sells in the harbor of San Francisco all at one
time, named the Leipsic, Alexandria and
SnphiA
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THE BICYCLE-R. E. NJ, City. To ind the
gear OF safety bicycle multiply the diameter
OF the rear wheel by the number of teeth in the
front sprocket and divide the product by the
number of teeth In the rear sprocket. The best
mile made on an ordinary bicycle was 2:2512,
by w. w. Windle. The best mile on a solid
tire safety was 2:22 2-5, by +. j. Osmonde of
England. There Is no authentic record OF a
mile made on a cushon-tire safety. the pneu-
matte following so close upon the cushion. The
best mile on pneumatic-tire safety was: Paced
by horses, ISL, NJ. +. .Drnberger; paced by
bicycles, :52 3 5. Julian p. Bliss. and made IN
competition, 2:05 40, by Z. G. Bald.
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CITY RAILRoAD-A. G., City. None of the
franchises granted 10 the City Railroad Com
pany omission streeD include the right of-way
along Twenty-fOurth street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND DOMESTICS


sc a YadJ FLANNEIS CALICOES, 8Bc
lLOVELY prIce
71sc Yard( FINE TENNIS FLANNELS 2hc
SCOTCH prlce
MUSLINs beached price
Yard( others unb!eahed .....(
a
CUT PEQUOT
a u
'pric
CHECKED GLASS
CUT TO Small lot CREAM TABLE DAMASK, MShane
BLEACHED Shauesp price
55c Yard] DAMASk 62 inches wide 75c
TWLLED COTTON price
Yard width
gray. Mcsanes price
Pai) ....(
CUT TO FINE LAMBSWOOLl MeShanes
$3.50 a Pairl BLANKETS, elegant quality ...l $500
GOOD QUALITY CROCHET
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CARPENTERS LETTERs-W. NJ. Alameda,
Cal. A complete file of Carpenters letters
from Korea, as Published in the Sunday issue
OF THE CALL, can be had at the publication
office of the paper.
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Hiss MARY HESTER DEAD.
Passed Peacefully Away After a
Lingering Illness,

Miss Mary Hester, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Amps c. Hester of the Report, died
al an early hour yesterday morning.
The young lady had been suffering from
a fatal illness for many months. but she
bore her fate resignedly, and although
knowing th at the end might come at any
time she desired that no change be made
in the routine of her parents household;
in fact, she even insisted that the marriage
of an elder sister be held at home. When
the end did come it was peaceful and pain
less.
The shock will be a very severe one to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hester, especially as only
few months ago they lost daughter from
a similar illness, and shortly after that
younger son was accidentally killed while
visiting schoolmate in an interior town.
The funeral of Miss Hester is announ need
to take place tomorrow afternoon from
the family residence, 2641 Howard street.
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SEEDLINGS AND STONE FRUIT-P. s., City
The seeds OF apples and pears should be sOwn
In boxes early in the year and Kept moist, but
not wet. When the seedlings are about three
inches high they can be put out in nursery
rows. About the time the rain begins 10 fail
put the pits of the larger stone fruit into a box
foot deem, filled with fine sand and earth so
that they Will be covered with depth of two
inches of the soil. Put the box under the caves
OF building where its contents Will get well
soaked every time it rains. IL there is too
long an interval between showers, water the
contents of the box. In March they Will sprout
and they may be planted. In July they will be
large enough TO bud. This Is upon the author
lily OF one who has devoted much time and at
tention TO the subject.
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Part thirty of Picturesque Cali
fornia" VIII be ready for distributio to-
morrow, and two more portfolios will
complete the entire work. This port
folio is devoted to the Columbia River
Basin, and is m OF Z iDterestinp,
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Rosenbaum. Joseph Hamilton, John Yule and
Peter Donahue. The alternates were Albert
Hagan. Austin Sperry, Juan b. Castro Robert
Mr.. EsIee was not an elector on either the
Democratic or Republican ticket. The Demo-
cratic electors during the campaign were: j.
Mora Morse, John Nugent. Zach Montgomery,
w. j. Graves, NJ. r. G. Pullman and a. j. King
The alternates were q. w. Hunter E. f. Me-
Carthy, Daniel Taylor, A. P. Bernard. E. n.
FOOte and Charles E. Bean. The Republican
electors were: Claus Spreckels, J. Fl. Hale
Jesse o. Goodwin, I. H. Rose, ohm b. FELTON,
and John L. Miller.
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liberty of health, so that after
taking two bottles she was
able to go out of doors and
surprise her husband and
friends by her improvement.
She says: Women should
beware of dizziness, sudden
faintness, backache, extreme
lassitude, and depression.
They are danger signals of
female weakness, or some de-
rangement of the uterus or
womb. Take Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
and be thankful for your life
as | am. 1t only costs a dol
lar to try it. 1t will pay.
fe14 SuweFrlyTCNR
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CHILEs-M. e., City. People In the trop-
ical countries use the pungent chiles In the
seasoning of food for the reason that they aid
digestion and counteract the enervating intlu-
ence OF external heat.
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CANALS IN IRELAND-O. S., City. There are
two canals connecting the city of Dublin with
the River Shannon. The one that has its course
through Dublin. Meath, West Meath and the
County Longford is SO miles long, A feet wide
at the TOD and feet Deep and IL has AZ locks.
Ii was commenced in 1889, but none OF the
works bearing on the subject obtanable In the
Libraries give the date of ITS completion. The
Grand Canal, which also starts at Dublin and
crosses Kildare, Kings and Galway counties
and enters the Shannon near Garbally, is 81
miles long. 40 feet wide at the top and feet
deep. Ii was commenced in 1865 and was
completed in 1888.
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THE NAvY-W. r., San Rafael, Cal. At this
time there are no enlIstments for the United
States navy. Seamen of the first class are paid
$24 per month, second class Ordinary seamen),
S19 aud third class Handsomely SIC.
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Ladies who appreciate extraordinary
attraction during month"; place
exhibition and sale, AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER QUOTED
WEST OF NEW YORK, 500 goods
have arrived during the few days. will also GRAND
FINAL CLOSING OUT SALE remaining portion o
McSHANE BANKRUPT STOCK AT A MERCnEsS SACRIFICE,
sole object being
To Force Everything Out Immediately!
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GREELEY BROWN ELECTORS - S. c., City.
Morris NJ. Estee was not one OF the Greeley
Brown electors at the Presidential election
held in California In 1872. The electors were
Frank NJ. Pixley, j. Campbell Shorb, f. II.
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ELEPHANTs-C. II. B.. City. The female
elephant is capable OF breeding after she has
attained her fifteenth year, and produces SIN
gle young one. rarely two at birth, The period
OF CESSATION extending over nearly twenty-one
months.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23

Dry WAsHER-A. b. E., Westside, Cal. A
dry-washer Is a Term applied to an apparatus
used by miners to separate auriferous soil In
order 10 secure the valuable metal. The ap-
paTatus Is agitated ana the separation takes
place. Dry-washers are not much in USE but
some are used In the mines In Mexico.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23

BRoDERICK's DEATH-A. W., Live Oak. Cal.
David &. BrOderick was shot by Judge Terry
in duel on the Laguna MERGED ranch in San
Francisco County, on The 18th of September
1859, and be died al the house of l.. Haskell at
Black Point on the 10th of the same month, TO
which place he had been removed shortly after
he was wounded.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23

The BRANCH MINT-G. II. D.. City. The
. nited States Branch Mint, corner of Fifth
aud Mission sireets. is open TO visitors daily
from TO IL 80 O'Clock in the forenoon. Visit.
oTs apply 10 the conductor. who will take them
around The institution, and for this service
they are expected to pay him fee, Que not
fixed by any rule or regulation, but one which
the visitors IN their generosity deem proper.
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DRYDoCK-A. B. and n. c., Alameda, Cal.
The dimensions Of the drydock at Hunters
Point, In San Francisco County, are: Length,
1872 feet; width at entrance, 80 feet; depth OF
water in the dock when full, % feet. This
docs will float the largest United States war
vessel now afiOaL.
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oner in bed,
unable to walk.
Lydla E.
PtnkAam's
Iegefa6kCom-
found went to
the root of her
trouble, and
gave her the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-23
A Prisoner in Bed.

Mrs. Mary A. Upper has
been released, at Wilton, Me-,
from the custody of extreme
female weakness and nervous
ness, which kept her a pris-
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A Com OF 1834-Mrs. C., City. According
to the latest published lists. dealers In New
York charge 81 for So piece OF 1884 IL in
fair condition and So so If in very good con-
dltion The amount that dealers will allow on
such a coin depends very much on the number
that they have on hand.
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CABIN PAssENGERs-V. 81. K, City. During
the recent railroad strike the steamers Una
tila and Wslla Walla each carried on a single
trip more passengers in the cabin than did The
steamer Santa Rosa. The Walla Walia on one
TIP carried l60 cabin passengers. The Santa
Rosa is owned by the Pacific Coast Steamship
COmnanY.
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SECOND ART1LLERY-P. R., Point Reyes,
Marin County. Cal. John A. CASTOR is not
member of the Second Artillery, n. q. c. An
officer high In the regiment says 81 do not
think that we have West Point graduate in
our regiment"
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j. j. JR.-Mexico. According 10 the United
States census of 1890. the five cities having
tho largest population were as follows: New
YOrk, 1,515, 800; Chicago, 1903, 3Ol: PhiIa-
delphia, 1,046, 964; Brooklyn, N Y, SOC. 343,
ana ST. Louis. l,770. Since these figures
were first given out the large cities have pre-
sented other figures which are intended 10 snow
that he United States collectors OF statistics
did not find all the Inhabitants. mupicipaI
census taken in New York in October 1890
places the population at 1,710,7I5: a police
census taken IN Philadelphia la 1892 gives The
population OF the City of Brotherly Love al
1.142, 653; Chicago, not to be outdOue in the
matter OF figures, took school census which
was concluded In June OF the current wear:
this gave the population as 1876, 796. Will e
Brooklyn had a municipal census TO 1890 and
that gave population of $685. 54.
COLD CREAM-T. c., City. There are mum.
Der of recipes for the making OF cold cream
Tie following is said to be the very best:
Spermaceti 80 parts, white wax "a parts and
oil of sweet almonds 16S parts are melted 10.
gether at a gentle heat, the melted mass Is
poured into warm porcelain or wedgewood
mortar and stirred until 1t begins to solidify !;
then intimately mix with 1t 20 parts of rose.
water. After stirring until cold there NAV be
added, for every ten ounces OF the mixture oil
OF roses TWO drops and oil of bitter almonds
three TO four drops This cream is perfectly
while.
GREELEY BROWN ELECTORS - S. c., City.
Morris NJ. Estee was not one OF the Greeley
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HE CAMPANIA-G. B. D., City. The ocean
racer Campania measures: Length over all,
$40 feet; extreme breadth, 60 feet 8 inches;
depth TO upper deck, 43 feet Her gross ton
mage is 1850 tons, and her displacement 1900
tons. She has two sets Of powerful triple ex-
panSlon engines, and her Indicated horse
power is $4,000. She can accommodate AGO
saloon, $50 second class and $40 sIeeTage
passengers. The Query Column has not been
able as yet TO obtain an answer 10 the other
portion Of the question asked.
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REEDS RULEs-M. j. D.. City. During the
session Of Congress recently closed Thomas 3.
Reed of Maine did not take exception or object
TO Speaker Crisp adopting any of the rules
which he Reed) enforced while Speaker of the
prior 10 the passage of the tariff bill make some
cutting remarks about the SpeaSer being forced
10 admit that the Reed rules were very effective
rules.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-12
11ualI4 tn Sapau.

@ictoria, g. g., 4. Suli. Gs
1T bier bic Na9ri@t einsetroHen, baB
bas Dorf !6onmura Bel Dotobuma am
II. SUM- bur4 Geuer 3erit0rt tpurbe
unb mebr als tauieno 9Gu1er nteoerz
brannten. Drei Sage ipdter trat Elm
beftiges @rbbeben Elm, tpie es l4limz
mer 1eit 1880 in Dotobama unb Sotio
ni9t beripiirt poroen 1T. Mn beioen
Pldben 1T ber 8erluit bon 2eben unb
@i9entbum erob, in Sotio allein ioqen
26 Menfhen get0otet uno perleBt
morben 1ein. Der S4aoen an 81
gentbum gebt in bic MiQionen.
- 3pet Mrbeiier Der 2ambert'f3en
@lasfabrit in @bar&eroi, Grantret4,
tpurbe11 mGbrenb zines @enitters auf
freiem Teloe bonn 8lib getroFen; ber
cine mar lofort tobt. Die 2eibe
3eigte am &opfe cine tlaHenoe @unoe,
bic &leioung unb 8eine paren berz
brannt, beioe 3eben meggeriHen unb
bas 8lut mar aus Mugen uno Naie
gebrungen. Der anbere Mrbeiter bat
bur9 ben 8libf4lag bas Mugenli4t
berloren. Die @4meiter Des @et0otez
ten, Elm 19idbriges MGb4en, murbe
beim @mpfang ber Na9riht pom
Sobe hires Brubers geiftesgeftDrt.
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Mafbinston, 3. Suli. 9eute
fanb cine GabtenetsiiBung itatt, In
tpelber iiber Mabreseln in 8etreH bes
groBen Carbohydrates i'm Meiten be-
ratbn murbe. &s muroe bic ganae
@arntion i'm Sort Sberiban Bel Ghiz
cage unter Sol, Grofton na4 Gbica=
90 beorbert. General Nelion u.
Miles, Der 8efeblsbaber bes Mii1ouri=
Departments, 1T na4 eingebenben
@eratbunsen nit prdiibent Glenelar1b.
Rriegsminiiter 2amont uno Oberbuuz
oesanpalt Olnep na@ @bicago 5uriid=
setebrt, UNI in perion ben 8efebl aber
bic bort acknowledgement 8unoesz
truppen gu iibernebmen. Gr ipra4
fi4 babin aus, bab Der geiebliebenbe
She'll Der 8ep0lterung i'm @erein nit
ber 8unbes> begin. Staatsgetpalt fir
bic Mufrehterbaltung Der Dfentltdben
Srbnung Gorge tragen tperbe.
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Hlmtperateben In Wst6iSan

= IN . 0 ;, Mid.. 4. Sui. ST.
tern MaAmittag tam es otplld9tn 1trels
ienhen 8ergleuten uno 9~llts19erItts
au einem blutigen 3uiammen ltob. SIN
ganaeu tpurben 300 SAane abgegeben.
Sopeit tpie jebt betannt-, plroe e1s
rer Der @tretter, Elm SHINE, er1aoTen
unb mebrere anbere b%ertpunbet. Us
glans ben Streitern ii4 i'm @eitb oes
v!6oriie" Berstperts gu ieten uno bat
Sberif Gbbp ben @ouperneur telesraz
pbii4 UNI 4inienbuns bon Sruppen
eriu4t. RapitGn Rnisbt puros BON
elmer 8anbe Streiter umringt u1'o
miBbanbelt, bod iinb feline @erleBun>
gen gum Slid ntat lebenssefabrli4.
Ser Wormana Grnit Ring nurbe bon
einem 9aufen piitbenber Streiter unz
gefGbr eine Meile tpeit perfolgt. ais
ct ii4 i4liebli4 niht anbers belfen
tonnte, i4oB ct auf feline @erfolser.
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Gin perfSbnltmer att @ilbelu,s

poris, 3. Suli. Sdmmtli@e 9itfiz
&c 3eitunsen PREFER ben Raifer Milz
belm Oh bts BON ibm nit btr 8egnaz
bisuns ber beiben fran50f4en Sptoz
ne, lieutenant DagoneD unb 2ieut.
Malepas an ben Sag gelegten @belz
mutbes. Die io3ialtitii@en Organe
brin9en in bic Hegierung, bas bo4z
ber3ige 8ei1piel bes beutiden Raiiers
na43uabmen uno ale politti4en 0erz
geber peger berurtbeilten per1onen gu
begnabigen. Sic 9anolungspeiie bes
beuti4en &aiiers bat in ber fran3oz
ifden Mation unapeifelbaft etnen tie
fen @inbrud gema4t unb bies miro
gepiB gu freunoliden 8e3iebungen
3tpi19en ben beiben 2dnbern fiibren.
DeutI4lanb aeigt ii4 lett ieinem 3tpiz
tie nit @nglanb anldbli4 Der &ongoz
MHaire Trantrei@ geeeniiber enti4tez
ben freunbli4 geiinnt, unb oer tragtz
14e Sob bes prdfibenten Garnet
1deint ben 3pii4en ben beiben Nattoz
men felt benz Sabre 1870--n bette
beroen SAB beoeutenb gemiloert gu
baben.
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Der 4. Sult Der xorepaner,

Wa{binqton, 4, Sult. Die
@crepaner poll3ogen beute Mitta9 por
benz Rapitol bic @eremonie Der .8ez
eroiaung Der @0ttin Der Greibeit".
@s mar bies angebli4 cine Jortiebung
Der Runbsebung bonn l. Mai, an melz
1em Sage na9 Mnii4t bon GoreD
unb 8rotpne bic Tretbeit t0otlt4 perz
tpunbet tpurbe unb bann elenb oaz
biniie&te, BIG Tie am 4. Suli ibren
@eiIt qusbau4te. 3ebn berittene unb
26 ppli3iitsn gu SUB, ferner Elm GGud>
trouilemase1 parert CUR Sette. Nur
eine &leine Mn3abl Meugiertger battle
it9 eingefunben. 9ie Communicates
tparen 246 Mann fart bur4 bic @traz
Zen marl4irt. On tbrer SpiBe rift
Carl 8rotpne in einem pbantaitti4en
Muf3uge als Gsrsihsitss0ttin. Na@z
benz ber 3ug Sic penniplpania 4De.
entlang marl4trt mar, na9m CT ppr
benz Triebensbentmal Nnfitellung.
9ier bielt Der als Sreibeitsg0ttin perz
fleibete 8rotpne cine Rebe an bic auf
Der Spite bes &apitols itebenbe bronz
gene TreibeitsgDttin. Mls ct feline
Rebe beenbet bate, iant ct ani4etz
nenb pbnmd4tig bon ieinem Pferoe,
ct murbe jebo4 bon eintgen raid htnz
3ueilenben @enofen aufsefansen uno
in einen 2ei@enuagen gelegt, po er
nit Gabnen unb Srauer1or berbuqt
tpurbe. Ser 2eidennagen trug bic
Sni4rift: nDie Greibeit 1T tobt." Der
3ug betpeste ii@ bann na& MuQtgan
Sin, mo bic r@0ttin" aus benz 2etz
@enpasen berausities. Mit San5
unb Heben purbe Der Sag bei4lofen en-.
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Der arote streis scr u. ". Il.

Gan Grancisco, 2. Sult.
Das erite Regiment Der 8unbes=sSnz
fanterie gina beute Mbenb UNI Z ubr
aui e.uem Spe ialaus BON Satlanb
Mole mad Sos Mngeles ab. Sn port
Gotta mirb Gompagnte 8 gu ibnen
itoben. Ser San" i4reibt, bab beuz
II Mbenb $50 Mann 8unbestruppen
auf benz Dampfer nMoooc" abfabrsn
tperben.
Sn 5 nbianapolis lesten 500
Mrbeiter Der Big Sour 8abn oie Mrz
Belt nieber.
Sn @pringfielb, SQ., beaufz
tragic 8umbesrihter M0en ben BUM
besmari9au 8rinton bas Gigentbum
Der 9olebo, 81. 2ouis unb Ranfas
9Th 8abn in @aft ct. 2ouis gu b.
idiiben. Mu4 fubr 9ilfsmari4aQ
Meitfau beute Mbenb nit elmer Nn3abl
6aftsbefeblen bortbin ab.
Cine @peaialbepei4e aus Mfbz
Mis., me!bet, bab auf c:r
Gbicagp, Minneapolis unb Omaha
8abn Der Wertebr bolltommen itode.
Mit Miibe unb Notb selans es, eintn
paTaster3ug na& st. Maul 3uiamz
n,en3uitenen. Sin fir Miblanb Be-
ftimmter Gra4t5us 1T untertpesS auf
Elm Nebengelei!e ranSirt poroen,
@praeufe, q. g., 2. Suli.
9eute ma&ten ii@ bic Golsen beg gro
zen Musftanbes i'm Meiten au4 bier
bemertbar, inbem bic Gleii&preiie fir
@inbheti9 tnfolge ber perrtngerten
3ufubr Inn 3pet Gents per pfunb tiez
gen.
Ma1bington, 2. Suli. 81
treHs bss 8efebles, bes Streites pez
gen Sruppsn mobil gu ma&en, 1T beuz
te bier ni9t seiheben, uno es finb big
ieBt nod feline Mnfragen na4 Srupz
ben eingegangen. Der @eneralantpalt
0lnep tpartet auf Depei&en, unb bas
Rriegsbepartement tam obne cine
Muforberuns bon inn ni4ts tbun.
IS limb in Golge bon gtitern bier abb
aefaabten 8efeblen 9ruppen na4 9riz
nibab in Colorado ab9egangen.
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Glepators unb 0eritderun9ssebibren
unb bersleihen seseben unb atebt nun
ben bon Der Mailroabs unb WarebouIes
gommiFipn bes Staates seieBli4er
Noridrift aufolee per0Heutlidten Musz
'.peis iiber ben preisunteri4ieo apti9en
DULUTH unb 2iperpool aur Werpolfdns
biguna beran. Dem lebten Muspei1e
aufolse lpurbe am l. SUM-, Weiaen
BON @rab. go. l barb ou 57.88 per
8uibel pertauft. in 2tperpool ou TO-
50 Gents. gbe bas @etretoe aber IN
Qiperpool eintraf, maren bic perl9iez
oenerlei untoiten, bic oben angefibrt
iinb, gu beaablen unb bieie betrusen
|11.85 Gts. 7.55 Gents bapon tomen
auf bic Gra4t unb 0erii@eruns, Der
Neit auf 2aser=. Wdsez, Snipettionsz
@ebiibren, Gommifion u. /. 10. @oz
nit itelten fMb fir ben Qiperpooler
2aufmann bic Soften fir ben Weiz
aen, ben CT gu 1880 Gents pertauft,
auf 69.73, 10 baB ibm am 8uibel elm
8erbienit bon n 9unbertitel zines
Gents blieb. Dieie amtliden Mnsaz
ben iber bic perslethspeiien preiie
in Duluth unb 2iperpool uno bic
Sransporttoiten, iast rpioneer preb",
BADEN ben Detlamationen Elm Gnoe
sema@t, bab bic profts, pel&e ber
Jarmer burh b0bere preiie in 0uz
lutb an ietnem Weiaen MAIDEN lolte,
bon 3mii4snbGnblern unb 9erianbtz
@eieildaften auf benz Sransport aufz
gegefen tperoen.
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iebem Department BON 'Grantrsid
sum 8.arabnib bes Mdrtprerpraiiz
benton e~ingeNelt. Die 9otels tparen
uberfuut unb Gubrtperte aler Sat-
tuuaen, bic ba, no bic poliaei eS
ibnen erlaubte, Mufieluns senommea
batten. paren bon a.padt NIT 2euten,
bic fih ibr Glen unb Srinten tir ben
ganaen Gag mitsenommen batten.
puntt 10 llbr Is Minuten lebte 1ld)
Der 53us mad Der Notre Dame Tlrte
in D~epesurs. neld9e punt II ubr err
reidt nurbe. Tim 2 llbr mar bic
iJeier in Der STRIDE au @nbe unb IS
srfolgte bann bic l1eberfubrung Der
2eihe na1 benz PANTHEON, no Der
Sarg reben benen bon RuKeau unb
@ietor 9ueo propiiorii4 beigeieBt
nurbe. K
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Oarnpt'S Beardbnik.

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9uue oes our4 ben Dol4foB bes
Observation-Disclosures Santp Gelario ge=
:fd1ten praitbenten BON 5rantret4,
Marie 6rancois Sabi Garnot, nurbe
geitern an Der Seite BON 2a3are Gar
not, benz nSrganiiator beg Sieges",
benz @rpbpater bes @rmorbeten, CUR
.leBten @ube gebettet. 9as 2ei9enz
begdngntB mar bas impoianteite, bas
in Der @ei4i4te Trantret4s je porgez
fommen 1T.
Mne neutrality-suspicious., alt unb
Sung, &ei4 unb Mrm, 6atten fib aug
jebem Gtaottbeil bon Parts unb aus