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CITY REAL ESTATE.
q n UMBsEN CO,

CITY REAL ESTATE.
q H. UMBsEN d Co,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIoNEERS,
IA Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
Call and obtain one of our .ReaI Estate Records"
which contain list of properties for sale in all
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
GHS00 2 NEW BAY-WINDOW FLATS OF
erick ST.; lot 25x96:lo1s.
OOE00 GROVE ST.; 8 BAY-WINDoW
DOOUU. flats Of 8, and 5 rooms and bath
each; brick foundations, stone walks, etc; rents
1856 per annum; good investment; lot 2oxo2i
sunny line OF street
S0000. dence OF rooms SoIis and bath mortgage
Of $1,000 can remain if desired.
NE0Sn REAL CHEAP; GOOD SUBSTAN-
,DOAOV: tial bay,window fats OF o ana .
rooms and BATH brick fonndatlons, stone Walks KS
cepted.
SlS. 5U0 Corner -1 Of one OF the principal
business streets leading from Market also running
back TO lot which fronts Market, 3-story puild-
ing; lot Z5x75: good investment.
S2O. 0O0. e e1Si- Old improvements; renting
for $50 per month; lot 22x6l.
0U.OOU. Howard; only IISs blocks from
Market; improvements renting for 1915 month;
lot 34:412x137:6.
$780, 9 SSx home Bs.F ~ T neW
cottage of rooms and bath: brick foundations
etc.; lot 25xloO; sunny side Of Hayes.
OdOnn A SNAP: CORNER ON sACRA-
SD4OUO. mento; 2 buildings and lot 2ox7o
one of the best paying ivestments IN the CITY,
@Ao 900 BUSINESS CORNER ON
S4U.UUU. GeaTy St, only short distance
from Market; old Improvements renting Tor S1OO
per month, and lot 81 :6x87:6
QOcnO EASY TERMS; NEARLY NEW
0AOUU. bay-window cottage Of rooms and
bath: brick foundations: stone walks; al modern
improvements; coy home in the Mission; Noe ST.;
COS00 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO COR
DACOO. ner; good place for chicken ranch :;
house Of rooms; lot 7S:3x135, irregular.
SI5 500 sToR a., AMP BIAS BasE 2d6ifTr
for 800 per month; lot 22:1ix1S7:6; Sansome ST.
G1n00 NICE history BAY-wINDow
D4UUU. residence of rooms and bath; brick
foundations, etc.; Laguna ST.
o1Tn0 CORNER NEAR CORTLAND
OlIUU. ave; short distance from Mission st.
and within half-block OF new electric roadi cot
tage of rooms and lot 24x7O.
0Q000 CHEAP, NICE HOME 2-sToRY
OOZUU, bay-window residence of rooms and
bath; all modern Improvements; Bush St.; mort
gage of $4,000 remain if desired; lot 24x120 to
rear street; both streets accepted.
0OO0S BARGAIN; 1928 GEARY ST., Mr..
IDOOZO. Steiner; bay-window house Of rooms
and bath: opposite Hamilton square and adjacent
to the Girls High School; lot 22xS2: IS.
! CORNER ON PIERCE ST., OPP. A PLAZA; 2
" elegant East lake flats of rooms and
bath each: brick foundations, ETC.; rents $72 so;
mortgage of $4,000 can remain if desired; offer
wanted.
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
$15O0-50x100; Chenery St., on line Of electric
road, near S0th.
S1200-Cheap; Stanyan st.; 25x155:S.
$1700-BusinesS corner on oath ST.; on line OF
electric road; 25xS5; both streets accepted.
S550O-Choice residence corner, 37:6x110 opp. a
plaza; commands fine views.
$8125 each-scott ST.; ., each 25x1lO; facing
park.
S140O-A pickup; nice Western Addition lot,
27:6x50; all ready to build on stone walks, ETC.;
street accepted.
G. II. UMBsEN q CO., ID Montgomery st.
9Ien0 29xss, COR. SAN JOSE RoADAND
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QOO60 SHIRLEY ST. NEAR 9TH; SUB
,DZCOV. stantial front and rear flats; pays Ia
per cent; street accepted; lot 25x75.
specialization st. near 10th; lot 25x100; 4
flats; street accepted; a sacrifice
$3250-Morrs ave-; 2-story house; rooms and
bath; arranged for ] or families: lot 25xSO.
S6000-Folsom St. near 9Th; 2-story house;
apartments OF rooms each; lot 25x90.
$12,000-14th ST.; investments yearly rent
$780, 6 modern flats; large lot.
G. w. ARMBRUSTER,
$50 Montgomery ST., room 8.
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ONLY $1,000.

Lot or Waller ST., near Lott; one block from
Haight-st. cable-cars. If you want bargain look
at this at once DO not wait until it is too late;
size 25x100; fine view.
EASTON, EGDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market st.
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A MOTHER BARGAIN.

Buy it on speculation or for home; lot on Sew
enteenth ST., near Douglass; only $3.50; street
graded, severed and macadamized; lot on grade
and ready for building; Seventeenth ST. viii soon
have an electric road connecting the Mission di-
rectiy with Golden Gate Park and the beach.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE ~ CO.,
63S Market st.
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THE CREAM OF BELMONT.
Only 40 minutes from San Francisco. The finest
suburban property offered for sale; terms that
are hard to get; only $50 down and $40 per month
at per cent interest," 10 per cent OFF for cash;
each lot 40x1O0. Apply to EDWIN X. ALSIP q
CO., Real Estate Agents, 8 Rotunoa, Mills building,
San Francisco.
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Call and obtain one of our s'ReaI Estate Records
which contain a list Of properties for sale in all
of the CITY,
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900 ACRES IN TOWN, CLOSE TO DEPOT
zoo % miles out; good Broom house, barn and
chicken-houses; only $780,
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1O1 ACRES; $1,000 CASH; As MILES NORTH
1O2 beautiful place, overlooking the whole
Napa Valley.
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G.1O 900 A MAGNIFICENT CORNER IN
.D1A.UUU. the Western Addition; 60x100;
something very choice; will soon sell for 81 900.
Apply to THOMAS MCMAHON,
62S Market ST.
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oeSO0 A 9-RooM MODERN RESIDENCE;
CDOOUU. nearly new; freshly painted and
tinted street work all done; choice location in the
Western Addition; $4,000 or $4,000 can remain at
z per cent; a profit of $500 TO $1,000 can be made
on this within the current year.
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G100O COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS, IN BERKE-
I'D lOUO. ley; lot 50xl30.
$1S00-New cottage; 800 down, $50 monthly.
$1600-Pretty cottage; 500 down; $50
monthly.
$5O0-Corner: 5Oxloo; $25 down; $40 monthly
$300O-Business corner; 50x170; easy terms.
$S00-Lot 40x100, near station; $40 monthly.
CHAS. a BAILEY, 20 Montgomery st.
MONEY TO LOAN.
W promptly, with liberal advances, upon APP
proved real estate and improvements for repay
ment in a definite number Of monthly install
ments, to'suit borrower. Apply to the CALIFOR-
MA GUARANTEE INVESTMENT CO., 326
Montgomery St., S. F.
QUICK SALE OF LOTS; l OR NORTH OF
" the park, mr.. Strawberry Hill and the lake. to
be sold this week; cash or time. Room u, Flood
building.
HOUSE; 9 ROOMS; BATH; LOT 25x90; $4,000.
Ii 1907 Folsom st.
CMALL ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIP-
- tons taken at CALL Branch Office, TIT Barkin
ST., 339 Hayes ST. and 251S Mission St.; open till
$3.50 p. NJ.
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80 ACRES; $500 CASH; 80 MINUTES
AZ drive to Napa depot; IL acres bearing fruit
and vines; acres forest; horse, spring wagon,
thoroughbred chickens and all farm tools.
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pEDUCED TO $4,000.
NoBBY CORNER RESIDENCE.

NoBBY CORNER RESIDENCE.
$500 cash, balance monthly; modern and ele-
gantly equipped 2story residence, containing
double parlors, dining room, kitchen and 3 large
bedrooms; high basement; rooms large and sunny;
bay-windows: Sc. cor. of % tn and Diamond SITS !;
l block from Castro-st. cars. TOBIN Il McNAL-
LY, $50 Market.
NITY BARGAINS, CITY BARGAINS.
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WE HAVE a NUMBER OF NEARBY coy
w homes, from 10 TO 100 acres and ranging in
price from $1,000 to $4,000.
BOVEE, TOY & CO., 10 Montgomery st.
FRUIT RANCH FOR SALE CHEAP. OR
Il trade for city property; 20 acres, all in vines
and fruit; one and half hours ride from citv
For particulars apply to FORTUNE d WALSH,
Is Third st.
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IN ACRES, 214 MILES SOUTH OF SANTA
IO Rosa; IL mile from depot; best soil; 4-room
house and acres Of fruits and vines.
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ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AECTIONEERS

IA Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
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" II MONTGOMERY STREET.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
COLLECTS RENTS. RENTS HOUSES.
EFFECTS INSURANCE.
CLIO OO0 CHOICE CORNER RESIDENCE
ID Lo;WOO: overlooking the panhandle OF the
park; all the latest Improvements, and is offered at
this price TO effect an immediate sale.
600 OOO A VALUABLE CORNER ON Sd
IDZA.OOOs ST.; income good and steady; one
Of the best investment pieces on the market.
9eo0O ONE OF THE BEST CORNERS ON
of the park: 50x110; this is about 81 200 below the
market value; possibly an offer will be entertained.
WE HAVE MANY CHOICE OFFERINGS IN
w the Preside Heights, such as residences and
residence sites Of all sizes with unobstructed ma
rine views.
GSTS0 DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE; CLAY
tDOtOU. ST., near Jones; house of rooms and
GR000 THE CHEAPEST CORNER ON
u OOOO. California ST.; a northeast corner;
both streets accepted by the city, being paved with
basalt blocks and bitumen.
&6OA0 A CHOICE PIECE OF MINNA-sT.
TOUUU. investment property; pays $50 per
month"; fats; always rented; lot 45xs0.
GQ000 MODERN 2-sToRY BAY-wINDow
NOOOO- residence On Geary ST. near Webster;
house contains rooms and bath; all of the latest
modern improvements; lot 27:6x137:6; this is &
bargain.
Q6R00 MODERN 2-sToRY RESIDENCE
tDOOOO. of rooms, bath, laundry, ETC.; nicely
located on Scott St., near Suffer; lot 25xS7:6.
G1k00 CALIFORNIA ST. RESIDENCE;
DOOJV. sunny side OF street; 8 rooms and
bath; lot 25x127:S1
Clio TS0 INCOME $1,000 PER ANNUM f;
ID LII. ~ w. downtown investment property,
located below Van Ness ave-, and a streetcar
line; improvements consist of two 2-story bay
window houses OF 8 rooms and bath each and two
modern Eastlake flats OF and rooms and bath
each: only wears Old: streets paved and accepted
by the city; this is exceptional offer and is
thy OF your Immediate attention.
ell 700 INCOME $1170 PER ANNUM;
ID Il j.. w pays 10 per cent gross; choice Suit
ter-st- investment; sunny fats on the sunny side
of the street OF z, 3 and 8 rooms and bath each !;
each fiat has separate and distinct entrance; lot
81 6x100; this Is one of the choices offerings in
fats chat have ever been presented 10 the public.
pa1E04 REDUcED FROM $4,000 IN ORDER
D'ACOO. TO el1ect an immediate sale: house OF
OF rooms and bath on Harrison st., near Sth; lot
20x60, runs through to Horner St., and both Har-
riSson and Homer sta paved with basalt blocks
aid accepted by tho city; this is an exceptional
dfer don't fail 10 seeit.
o'FARRELL & CO, Real Estate Agents,
IL Montgomery st.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
GGEA0 2 NEW BAY-WINDOW FLATS OF
DOOUO. and rooms and bath each; Brod-
erick ST.; lot 25x96 :I01s.
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CARPETS.

ELEGANT LINE BRUSSELS CARPETS 45c A
e yard; extra heavy lnoleum 40c; Atwood ia
blankets So pair; solid oak high-backed chairs 81.
SHREK IL SHREK, 1902 Stockton ST.
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GO00 SOBER IN DU STRIOUS MAN
GDZUU. wanted for best paying business in this
city to-day; former experience not necessary;
duties light and easily learned large profit; no
night or Sunday work. DICKLEY, At Third st.
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ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
A DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPECIAL
n ty; collections damages, wills. deeds etc q. w.
HOWE, Att'y-at-law, $50 Market, cor. stockton.
w w. DAVIDSON, ORNEY-AT-LAW,4 APO
w California ST., rms lib; advice free.
John r. AITKEN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, RS.
y l6 and III 402 Montgomery ST., cor. California.
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OOE0n GROVE ST.; BAY-WINDoW
'DOOUU. flats of 6, and rooms and bath
each; brick foundations, stone walks, ETC.; rents
1856 per annum good investment; lot 25XS2i
sunny line of street
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CLIO OO0 CHOICE CORNER RESIDENCE
ID LID. VUU. overlooking the panhandle of the
park; all the latest improvements, and is offered at
this price TO effect an immediate sale.
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d.1r 0Nn FOR EXCHANGE IN HOUSES
m Ia. UUU and lots in the beautiful city of
Riverside; lots in bearing orange trees quarter
of mile from business center; would exchange
mart or all for property in or very close to San
Francisco Address Owner 1853 Almond ST.,
Riverside, Riverside County, Cal
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PERSONALS.

r L.-MANY THANKS; SUCH LOVELY
~. weather: do come tomorrow or Friday; if not,
Saturday a NJ. sure. c.
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TOR SALE-NEWLY ESTABLISHED CON-
Il feCtionery, stationery and icecream parlors; OPP
posite new High school, seminaries and training
school; handsome and unique fixtures: fountain,
register and high showcase; administrator of es-
tate requires my attention East Call or write for
Dartlculars. BIZYOU. 81 Ihirteenth ST.. oakland.
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NS000 LAGUNA ST.; 2-SToRY RESI-
1DOUUU. dence OF rooms and bath; mortgage
of $1,000 can remain if desired.
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Well improved downtown corner store and fats,
only 3 blocks to Market and Sixth sts.; rents
steadily at $S2 per month; can be increased; pays
per cent per month.
Rents very low; can be increased.
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7 LAUNDRY ROUTE, HORSE, WAGON, ETC,
Il clearing $50 month. $3.50
Firstcass confectionery and iCecream parlors $3.50
Branch bakery and variety ....-..-.....$1
Restaurants from $3.50 and up
Saloons .....................fr from $3.50 and up
Groceries and bars ............. from $3.50 and up
Ii you want to buy or sell any kind Of business
call on BUCHANAN e CO.,
995 Market st.
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600 0O0 A VALUABLE CORNER ON Sd
dDAA.OOOs ST.; income good and steady; one
OF the best investment pieces on the market.
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TN BEAUTIFUL BERKELEY, ONLY 10 MI
J. utes' walk from station; acres; nice house
6 rooms. Apply to JOS. ]. MASON, Dwight wa
station.
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NOR SALE-NEW EXPRESS WAGON, DE-
j. livery wagons business buggies secondhand
bakery wagon, etc. 100 Golden Gate ave.
q NEW FIRST-CLASS CARTS; LIGHT MILK
a wagon: must sell at once. 500 Howard ST.
T7INE BAKERY AND LAUNDRY WAGONS.
j. rockaway, buggies; also back: SIS Harrison.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-10-10
LIVELY TINES IN CHICAGO
Numerous Broken Heads as q Re-
suit of Election Primaries.

Chicago special: Bruised, battered and
bleeding the contending city and county
factions in Republican primaries retired
from the field of conflict to take a brief
rest preparatory TO lighting the battle TO Il
finish in convention. Both factions claim
u victory. Broken heads and black eyes
in more than a score of primary precincts
attested the ferceuesS of the battle waged
between the city and county factions foI
control of the convention and for supre-
macy in the local party organization. The
result Of the riots at many of The polling
places will be made manifest IN the con
Vention.
In the First Ward gangs of toughs kept
the ward in a reign of terror from the
time the polls opened nntil they closed
Nearly every polling place in.the ward was
raided by The gang which was working
fol- the city faction. T}arricadcs erected by
the county faction were broken down, bal
lot boxes We're seized and the city faction
held possession during the rest Of the day.
In other wards similar diSgraceful scenes
were witnessed. In the First Precinct OF
the Ninth Ward HE county faction gang
raided the polls, threw the Judges and
clerks out and took possession of the bal
lot box.
In the Fourth Precinct OF the Twelfth
Ward the city gang raided the polling
place and threw the Judges and clerks who
belonged to the county faction into the
street. The Sixth Ward also was a scene
OF disorder and fighting. Several bloody
fights characterized the primaries in this
ward.
So far as can be learned nobody was
killed at the primaries, but scores Of per-
sons were more OF less injured. In the
tough districts decent citizens remained
imperil their lives by attempting to vote,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-10-10
TRYING TO BUILD AN ALIBI.
Durrant's Lawyers Working Hard
to Save Their Clients Neck.


san Francisco special: After gather
ing up Il few ragged ends Of the testimony
left over from last week the defense in the
puirant case began the building OF an
alibi fox til" youn. medical student from
April 1 to April T. inclusive. The pur-
po>c of the alIbi is to inpeach the iestl-
nony OF pawubroker ~Oppenleim and W.
J. Phillips. who testified that on April II
Durrani tried 10 pawn Blanche Lamonts
.incS al OppcnheIm's tore. During the
curse OF the testimony which covered
Ourrants movements on April 4 and . a
.trugglc was precipltatcd by District At
oyney Barnes, who again challenged the
reliability of a roll call book AT Cooper
College. The argument ended in a We
DRY Tor the defense 80 far as the question
.efore the court was concerned. as Judge
Murphy sustained al objection to a Ques-
ion %ptopounded by himself 10 The witness
and cut OF the discussion.
The building of Durrant'S abb was be-
,un With The testimony Of DR.. A. w.
iaihalt. a lecturer Of Cooper Medical Col
cge. Asked il Durrant was present at
nv 'it'iA 4lf'b va III lii'Ai ~
3 the doctor referred to the call roll and
said Tie defendant was recorded as pres
mt. On cross examination he said he had
no personal knowledge of Durrant's alb
;ence OF presence.
The prosecution next attacked the re-
liability OF the roll call. Attorney Dick
nson loI he defense argued that while it
was possible TO call into court every stu
lent and ask each one If he had answered
a. roll call for Durrant, it would be un-
(air to cast suspicion on the particular roll
call in question by any practice or custom
hat might have occurred at another time.
George 4. Merrill, an instructor at the
Lick School of Mechanical Arts. said that
Durrant called upon him at II o'clock on
the forenoon of April ). When asked II
Durrant made known the object of his
call, he replied in the Affirmative, but ne
was not permitted to tell what Durrant
laid.
Before the court adjourned Attorney
Dickinson called The attention of the
court TO the large numbe Of threatening
letters that were being received by him
self and Attorney Duprey and asked that
the jurors be Instructed to turn such
letters over 10 the court should they re-
ceive any. The Judge said that he had re-
ceiyed a great many letters OF the same
KIND.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-10-10

must have been as pure as thai vh;.,.
PEELED the men who made New FreNI IN,
ring against human slavery. Y s'ahd
great demonstration. From tho mo~ss
that the gavel Of the chairman strnoI
der it was a long roll of applause a. Or,
applause emphasized with r,ara '4'ea
would lend grace TO the greatest nor .lat
meeting. 1t brought Cuba and tbo Igal
and struggles of the Cubans | N1n mds
nearer to Chicago. 1t lent a new rooa -''FS
to the familiar lines of the declsr,EAN
independence which were in tho no,. VI
every speaker. Liberty and pair. VI
rang with a different sound to tbn n."
that had only heard them from the m, 0.Is
of politicians who sought 70 use fbo,, .s
stepping stones TO office. ''
Every mention of the cruelty s
Spaniards was greeted with proon. az
cry mention of the Monroe doctripo
the duty of the government 70 enfo-oaa
with the widest cheers. II the rnsnon y
bility of admitting Cuba 10 statehooJ L.I
lain with the meeting and some oDa L"Ii
put the question another star you'd b@r'
been added TO the flag. At the mera .~'
gestion of Cuba's possible ,tatehoo5 -.
meeting went into the widest Gan.,
To the committee that had in charro N.
drafting of the resolutions the dorn,,J,
on the behalf OF the struggling Crbar,
had at first seemed o strong, too MA.
nounced; but in the light Of The On.
thusiasm which prevailed when .har
were read they seemed weak and i,.t
fcctual. But they were adopted wifi
roar. Mayor Swift was chosen cha ;,nsn
of tho meeting. and addresses were r;von
by the following gentlemen: Rev H.
+. w. Gunsaulus. Thomas 3. Bran
William J. Hynes. William T.. Mason, no
Rev. j.. ii. Barrows, Bishop Fallows, lie
Rev. DIR. =. $. Henson. john May9 Pal.
mcr and T.. b. Sherman.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-10-10
ARBITRATE OR FIGHT
ULTlEATUM TO ENGLAND IN
TIE VENEZUELAN AFFAIR.
New York Paper Claims the Secre.
tary Of State Has Instructed Am.
bassadOr Bayard to Notify Eng
land Uncle Sam Will Not Tolerate
Her Present Position.
Must Arbitrate or Fight.

New York special: A Ilerald's Wash
ington special says: The great lntcrna'
tiOnal question Of the hour is the Nenezue-
Ian boundary dispute. ESecretary olney
has prepared a dispatch to AmhassadoT
Bayard which will soon bring the matter
10 an issue. This dispatch is OF a positIN,
and mos uncquivocal nature. As soon a:
il shall be placed before the British gov
ernncnt il will raise a question which car
bc settled only by the retreat OF one or the
other government. The stand taken by
the United States in this dispatch is one
which involves the oldest and most sacred
tradition of the goyernment-the enforce
ment of the Monroe doctrine.
Secretary Olney's dispatch is III SUBJ
stance a declaration in the most positive
language that the United States Will never
consent to the British occupation OF the
disputed territory in Venezuela unless
that nations right there is first determined
by arbitration.
First-If the quarrel with Venezuela IS
nd ordinary boundary dispute, having its
origin in faulty descriptions, imperfect
surveys or other MISUNDERSTANDING, re-
fusai to arbitrate the same is contrary TO
the presidents set by Great Britain herself
and contrary to the practice OF all civilized
nations.
SecOnd-if. on the other hand. as ap-
pears to be the case, and as is the belief OF
the PreSiden, of the United States, the
dispute as to the location of the boundary
line is q mere disguise under which Great
Britain is attempting by superior force to
extend her territory in America, this is
directly yiolatiye of the Monroe doctrine,
and will never be submitted to by the
United States.
This is the substance OF the dispatch.
which. in all probability. will soon become
one Of the most famous dispatches ever
sent out from ali American state depart
ment. 1t is Il direct, positive and practical
application Of the Monroe doctrine in its
broadest aspect 70 the quarrel between
Great Britain and Venezuela. 1t commits
the United States TO a position which
must be adhered 70.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-10-10
APPROACHING PROSPERITY.
What Analysis Of the General Trade
Situation Shows.

New York special: X. &. Dun n CO.'S
Weekly Review Of Trade will say:
Commercial failures in the third quarter
OF 1895 were :. 1g2, with liabilities OF So
To-, I79, averaging $ll 81 per firm, against
loops last year, Of about ID per cent. more.
The rate OF commercial mortality, 23i
failures in a quarter for every 1000 III
business, is owe than last year and the
proportion Oi detaultcd Liabilities 10 the
solvent business represented by pa Nment>
through clearing houses is but 80 per
1000, against 30 last year. The de-
faulted liabilities per firm in business
averages 26. ~, against 26.M last year.
The defaulted liabilities of the manutac-
turing class average S20,S65, againS, $ly, a63
In the same quarter last year: in trading,
$S,577, against $6.i43 last year. and the
bank failures. not included i'll the above,
have been 81, with average Liabilities OF
STA 900, against $ll0,0 3 last year. In the
third quarter, when failures are usually
low, the average of liabilities III prosper
Gus wears falls below $4,000. the lumber
below two in | 900 firms, the defaulted liza
bilities below 81 per 1000 exchanges and
below 70 per firm in business. Thus the
analysis indicates a condition approach
ing, but not vet reaching, one OF general
prosperity.
The cotton market has mounted above
s cents and holds in spite OF realizing, but
as the crop is late and quite largely held
back it does moi yet feel the influence Of
the receipts natural at this date. Wheat
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-10-10

course of this government. But whether
the speaker dwelt upon the necessity of
conforming to international law, as Mr..
Bryan did, or whether, like Mr.. Hynes
and Mr.. Mason, he spoke ont squarely for
Cuban independence. the undertone was
the same. The meetings cried for free
dom, says n correspondent, and it was
noticeable that no sentiment was re-
ceived with greater applause than Gov
ernor Altgeld's blunt declaration in a
telegram TO the chairman that Cuba
should be annexed to the United States.
The Central Music Hall meeting was
the larger Of the two. The other, in the