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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20

JlN ELECTROMAGNETIC.

JN hLEE iUM
Fla llamado macho la atcnci6n ell
case de Gil Rivera, dltimamente iuz-
gado en- lacorte de distrito del conda
do dc Santa Fe, por el robo de un ca
bailo, y sentenciado a siete amos de
prision en- Ia penitenciaria Este su-
jeto ha cometdo va muchos robos de
poca lnpoHancia y ha estado dos veces
enearcelado en- la pentenciaria, pero
10 que tiene de particular su causa es
que parcce estar dementc ser no un
ladron sino un kIeptomaniilico, que
roba por mania y no por interts. Las
personas cue conocen mejor i Gil di-
cen que no hay duda que csti loco y
citan multtud dc actos escenuicoS en-
que ha sido el actor desde que esta
enemistado con Ia ley hasta esta fecha,
La causa de 81 locum iue que sc ai-
cion6 la bebida, rihcndo con su mu-
jer y maltratindola en- tai grado que
esta sc yi6 obligada separarse de q
y d inyocar Ia protection dc Ia justicia
Desde ent6noes Gil ha perdido su equi-
librio mental y ha dado rienda suelta
i su mania de robar, hurtando cuanto
encuenua aunque sepa dc cierto que
no le va a proyenir ninguna udlidad
de su robo Su operaci6n favorita es
fo5arse un caballo, andar en- q unas
ounce s yeinte milas y luego dejarle
J tomar 2'ro con cl cual hace la mis-
ma cosa Tambien llega casa DC un
pariente 8 conocido, Sc hospeda en-
su casa y despues de permanecer ALI
pocos s mu5hos dias, csc otra vcz en-
Ia tentaci6n y le roba su ropa, cobijas
8 alguna otra cosa que no pasard de
valer dos tres pesos. Cuando ha
estado en- Ia circel . en- la penitencia
ria siempre ha buscado oportun'dad
para eyadirse y 10 ha consegudo, pelo
en- lugar de marcharse i otra parte Sc
va derechamente 4 casa de alguno &C
sus paricntes en- Santa Ft, donde los
odcialcs que van en- su seguimiento 10
cncuentran y 10 aprcsan otra yeA III
aho pasado estuyo en- Ia penitenciaria
por scis meses y cuando le faltaban
ounce dias para cumplir su condena
Sc fug6, y como no hubo quien 10 ST
guicra por ser prcso de tan poca Impor-
lancia anduyo vagando varas semana'
por los ancbos yal fin lut i parar !
Albuquerque donde alguien 10 conocit
y Iotrajo de nuevo la pculenciaria
Ahora Va Gil otra yez la penitcn.
ciarla scntcnciado por siete amos y su.
Eparientes que son gentes dc buenas COS
tumbres y gran honradtz, deploran |,
severldad de Ia sentencia y piensar
que Sc debia haber tcnid9 mas qonsi
deraci6n con un homb1e.del iuicio d
Gil que mis merecsiF IN msnico
milo que una penltenciaria, pero NJ
puelcn mcnos que conlcsar que 81 pa
rente es inooucgble y tiene tan arrai
gada Ia mania dc robar que esti eN
puestQ que 10 mate cualquier pcrso
ma que no 10 conozca y 10 sorprend,
robando, y por este Sc puede Greer qu
SC resignan mcjor a que este prcso el
Ia pcnitcnciaria con Ia espcanaa d
! que q cncierro le seri saludablc y "a
ycz conduzca a su curaci6n Sin EN-
barge, no hay duda que Gil Rivera 10
ba por mania y es IN klcptonaniilic
j hecho y derecho.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20
E PLURIBUS UNUM.
Los Eiement0S antes DescOrGeS
en- ell C0ndadO de San Miguel
en- EiSp2raS de Arreglarse
Caminar en- C0mun
AcuerdG.
Todos Dispuestos Arroglarso bajo c
Estandarte Repubhcano

Las ideas y pretensiones enconua-
das son las que proyocan las divisio-
nes entire los hombres y los obligan a
ponersc en- opuestos bandos para COM
batirse mutuamente en- asuntos pdbli-
cos 8 privados, pero es de corazones
mobiles y de almas generosas volvcr al
buen camino cuando reconocen que
su mutua hostlidad no ha hecho daho
sino d ellos mismos y ha aprovechado
dnicamente aquellos espiritus ruines
que poseen el arle de medrar con las
desgracias y calamidades agenas y que
Sc gozan en- fomentar las enemistades
y discordias para su benedcio propio,
Fellzmente, lIega al fin cl momento
cuando la ceguera de Ia passion Sc des
vance, y Ia luz de Ia razon inunda
nuestras antes ofuscadas mentes, y en-
tonces Sc presenta la oportunidad de
corregir los errores pasados y remedar
los perjuicios que han ocasionado. En-
tonces sc dlslpan las enemistades, re-
nuevanse los antiques lazos de amistad
y concordia y Sc inaugura Ia nueva era
dc union y reconciliation.
Lo expresado arriba 10 estamos eX-
perimentando aqui en- el condado de
San Miguel. Por causas que scria ocio-
50 enumerar por ser de todos conoci
das, las agrupaciones politicas capita
neadas respectiyamente por los Homo
rabies Eugenio Romero y Lorenzo L6-
PEI, Sc dryidieron y Sc fpararon, des-
pues de haber dominado por muchos
amos Ia politlca de este condado, y es-
IA separation tuyo el electo de impeIir-
! los a ellos y sus amigos d seguir opi
niones diametralmente opuestas, que
en- lugar de ayentajar 4 unos u otro,
rcsuItd en- Ia eNhaltacidn de persona.
que tuyieron Ia mana y astucia dc ud
liar eslas discordias. Los citados eau
diIlos parccc que han yenido d recono
Ger, y 10 mismo 10 reconocen sus ami
gos y partidrios, que ha licgado Ia no
"a de Ia reconciliation y Ia concordia
tan,o para su propio bcncGrio como
para cl bien comun de todos los ciuda
danos de este CondaGo, y con es,
objcto SC han cnlablado ncgociacionc
y conicrencias y cl resullado de Ia
mismas va ser la union de los miem
! bros &c ambas lacciones en- un sol,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20

iacclon Por tan acertadq proceder y
yatlcinamos que no solanente obten-
dram el predomiaio y Ia ineuencia que
su ndmcro mportancia les aseguran,
sino que climiu2rjn dc Ia politlca de
nuesuo condado los odios y enemista-
des que tanto han iigurado en- nuestro
medic durante algunos amos pasados.
El partido rcpublicano del condado de
San Miguel recobrard la preponderan-
cia de que intes disirutaba. Los Sc
hores Lopez y Romero y sus numero-
SOS amigos y partldarios con que cuen-
tan en- todas parties de este condado,
yolyerdn d trabajar unidos y el conda-
do dc San Miguel, recobraran su legiti-
ma Influenza en- la politica del Terri
torio, unitndose de una manera esta-
BE y sustancial al partido que siemprc
ha apoyado una gran mayoria de su
pueblo. Los amigos de ambos caudi-
Hos, cuya Influenza les ha asegurado
Ia prominencia y prestigio de que go
zan, recibrdn mucho placer al verlos
unidos y Sc alegrardn de yolyer otra
yez d trabajar juntos con oqueIIos que
por tantos amos Sc habian asociado en-
asuntos poIiticos, y de quienes estaban
separados por dilerlencias pasaieras,
La union de los dos principales eau
dillos politicos del condado de San
Miguel tendra consecuencias de impor-
tante suma, yechara abajo yarias repu-
taciones iicticias que Sc han logrado
encumbrar d causa de la falta de union
entire cllos y al mismo tempo les faci-
litari exigir los miramientos 4 que son
acreedoras personals de innujo y cali.
dad, y los amigos de ambos podrin
declarar abiertamente sus aspiraciones
Iy deseos con Ia seguridad de ser aten
didos por aquellos que solamente aca.
1 tan a Ia fuerza delos ho'ahres politt
COS, cuando esta fuerza esti fundadr
en- Ia union Ia concordia de 10,
miembros de un partido determinado,
Saludamos, pues, Ia nueva aurora
que destellla sobre la politica de nues
tro condado, confando que una TEN
prana reunion de los elementos ante
| desacordes dari por frutos eI nacimien
to dc mayor tolcrancia entire los miem
bros de partidos opuestos y Ia destruc
ci5n de la acrimonia que ha maldeci
! DO por tantos amos los asuntos politi
cos del condado dc San Miguel. L
deseo de esta union no esti inspirad.
por ambiciones rastrcras nj por otro
motives inicresados, sino que estd fun
/ dada en- el intim0 convencimiento
persuasion que todos abrigan dc qu
cs ia cosa mis- coonyeniente, mis- sen
sa,a y mcior concebida que puede INA
ginarse, y prueba hasta la evidencia !
iius,raci6n dc nucstros hombrcs publ
COS y 81 ardicnte dcseo de conclui
para siempre con todos los enojos
lrcnciIlas particu}ares.
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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20

y. Ta" r 's.mplci y,e yctde Fccl7. muy ats
ia. tYFlus
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20
PARA VENDER.

M,dlula-1.0O par para sohoins de- color Mr.
men gfas, Iar.s por SlC1, ,ntu - ceutayos
cl par.
Hlo-2 q dozenas dc oauctilat 2,auitilla,
pur c0niuFOA
rnfasolrs suGc cuirs 90 uHcst n chta pa n 90.
hr.r el sol n lurH alifpCln cue u.iegcs dpsl en-.
~ inrj surtidO cue iamas habiumJs teuid0
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20
Se NeceSitan SituaciOnes.

Para qs5 mnchachug Scsiidns Corrlpu'cs q.
no. purn murhhchus dc ~ th0s. 81 ceutayOs,
as ,4tqO, t2OJha,ta 100
-a uHCes,iau murhachos qu' ycuKan q esCOioi
pant loats dc a5 CeuiHYOs husta 43D
NpusFeslin que t0dng e1Rnn uncstro oOmff-
c.0y stau 81 mas FranIc suftido DE mefcaut Ia,
] 90 la .udad
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20

Gran surtido de Filigrana dc Orc y
Plata a preelos mas baratos que MIN
gun joycro en- el Territorio. Sc da
atencion especial a la compostura de
relojes y prendas, garantizando el ira
bajo
En- el local que ocupaba el senior
Abeytia, lado sur de la plaza
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20
hE NIlLaIIA nINEIlO.

De- unertiinn bilrtrs De 500 Ne teecsita que
fruaa 4u p0f dincro la nnno nos puedcn com
pfaf eier'ot mas bafai0s que On nlngun OTTO
com fcl0
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20

N NtitsiIln Ne,tF0S
Ourfcunu tntas lltIne
fofOs que fcueiuUs IN
surt dqcuinpleio d. man
tnlcs @ Tod = 81 a
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20
HOMBRES-sE NECESITA AYUDA.

1S2 bombcs de odas edades para que compren yes
Si6.so II surtido mas grande que janis hemos endo
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20
Sc Nccesita Correspondence.

s-Deean usedcs Yer los abrgos que esamos vendiedC
yaen SLsos
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20

Teucmas up complete furldo do heraml ma
para ja-diuefosa drefeutea prcci'a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02

feet Of war ships 70 collect the debt
owing by Honduras. IL appeared that
none Of them had any real basis, or
al least they failed 70 attract the In
terest Of the state department which
evidently looks upon the possibility
" revolution In Nicaragua as a
phase Of the case possessing great
importance just now. and which Il re-
CARDS as an absolutely essential one TO
provide against. 80 far as It threatens
American interests. among which. Of
course, are included those 81 the Me
araguan canal. The story Of a con-
templated onslaught on Honduras Is
regarded as absurd. as there Is no JUS
LITIGATION for any such action. SO far
as rumars Of arbitration are concerned
the state department was not advised
up TO the close Of office hours and did
not credit the story. but that ii expects
a settlement of trouble between Great
Britain and NicaIa qua in short time,
il evidenced by the fact that they still
express confidence In the payment Of
tile indemnity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
IN A KINDLY WAY.
UNITED STATES ONLY MANNER
or INTERFERENCE
win not Be Led Into Complications
over the Chinese War
Treaty.

Washington, April 30. The attitude
of the United States on the eastern
war trouble has been made clear. In
brief, ii is that the unyarying policy
of this country Is not to form alliances
which may involve it In complications
with the countries of Europe and Asia.
II Is reassertlon of the policy Of iso-
lation except SO far as This country is
able 70 exert kindly Or advisory aid TO
eastern nations The foregoing Is now
accepted By the diplomats ~ the poll
" which viii guide the United states
IN the pending European complications
oyer the Japan and China affair.
IL Is known positively that ltaly's
policy Is neutral but 1t fayors the eX-
rcution Of the Japan-china agreement
as already made. aud to this extent It's
synpathies are with Japan, This will
not. however, 90 10 the extent of OPP
posing the Russo rauco-German alli-
ance. II is understood that Great
RfHin's course is along the same
lines So far rs the United States Is
concerned, there will be no co-opera-
ton except in such Il kindly way AS
may seem FOR the interest OF all COn-
ccrned hut always short of an alliance
or Of possibilities Of foreible complica-
lions
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
THEosoPHIsrs IN A wRANcr !
Secession and the Election ~ Ill,
Cause Trouble.

Boston, April 80. Nj tia .
Of the Theosophical society ~ 9a
ca, Mrs. Keightly. OF London r
elared that the American sa,i.t4 y
the parent society and that indsna mas
enee was not secession. 4 c,ns,i..
ton was adopted embodying the ~
lowing: THAT this society was ~
intergal part of the theosophl,.si
vent which began in New yorl I,
1919; and organizations of nars,
pursuing similar objects NAV
affiliated. and the government =,
vested in its branches assemblies :
convention and the basis for ra,.,
sentation shall be one delegate
every five members. and one for eva..
ten after the first five. YIN. o Jrdas
shall he president for his natural M.
II IL provided that nominations sbaW
be made by Pres. Judge and electiona
shall be made by the cOnyent;na
Every member has the right II N
lieye In any religion not inconsista,.
with universal brotherhood
Or. J. p. Buck. Of Cincinnati was
elected vice president: Il. 4. Ners
heimer. of New York. treasurer Tia
Washington branch Invited the con.
vention TO meet in that city next year
the convention and dissolved.
At meeting of independent tbeo
sophists of Boston. an address to tba
American theosophists was issued. an.
pealing against the election of ,Indgo
and against secession from the inter.
national society.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
ii SERIOUS CYCLONE.


Omaha AIril 30 The cyclone
which struck the northwestern por.
tion N the city ana demolished four
houses aid more damage than was Is
first supposed the injured are: W..
4 Barnett ew IA tile face and head.
Mrs Barnett. internally injured; II.
Y. Thompson. seriously hurt In he
head three Barnett children, more Of
less eut and bruised: Mrs Max sun.
.lerland. nurt by falling timhers Seg-
efai others were slightly hurt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
THE MARKETS.
Late Quotations in Live Stock ana
Provisions.

Chicago, April 80 Wheat frmer.
April, G3 lie: May. G} 3.4c. Corn
easier; April, ~ lie; May. Il s-4c
Oats easier: April. y Sic: Nav. y
3-se Rye, 65c. Barley, 51M52c. Flax
LIB II. Timothy $40 Glover
9.40
Pork lower: May. 1217 IL.
July, 12.47 IL, Lard, lower.
May, $50; July, 6.95. Short
ribs lower; May. go; July, GAO.
Hogs: Receipts. $4,000; market Zoe
lower; light, 460a4.90: mixed, 5aa
400; heavy, 4.45M 300. Cattle: re
ceipts, d3,50o; market Zoe lower.
steers. 3.9o06.20; stoekers and feeders.
2.G5@4.75; Texans. 2.O0d4.775. Sheep.
receipts, 10000: market Toe lower.
Milwaukee, April 30-Wheat lower,
No. spring, 65c; July, 81 5-Sc Corn
steady, No. 3, Use. Oats steady; No
> white, 80. Barley. 52c. Rye, As lie
Hogs Receipts. cars: 10c lower
packers 460m475: heavy, fair Il
good. 4.70n4.SO; light, 100 to 200 lbs
4.60M475.
Cattle Receipts, | ear; market dull
lower; butchers steers, good to choice
100 to 1.300 lbs, 4.5ota4I5; medium
to good, 1000 to loo lbs, i.00M4.50
common to fair, 300 to 1000 lbs, 80
m3T5; bulls, common to good, 1000
80; good to choice, 2.75M3,25 can
ners, good to choice, 1.5Otd200; com
mon to good. 200a2. 10; good t.
choice, 2.75G3.50; stockers, 800 TO 70l
lbs, 2.5on3.00; feeders, 500 to 800 lbs
3.0o@3.75; yeals. dull, good, 2.25d2.75
common, salable: mixers and spring
etS duh, 1S.0oCd320o.
Sheep-Receipts. none: market dull
at 2.50@3.40: lambs dull; fair t,
choice, 3.50d425.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
JENKINS DECIDES AGAINST
JOHN q. SPJGNEK.
a. |. HOPKINS TO SUCCEED
Northern Pacific Bondholders' Com
mittee Wins NJ Charges Made
Against Van orden, Morgan ana
Rowland Merely Case Of Ending
Internal Strife aud Discord.

Chicago, April 20. The bondaoiders'
committee Of the Chicago aud North
err Pacific railway has secured me
appointment Of A. Lawrence hopkins,
1T New York, as receiver Of the road
III place 81 Warner Van Urden. Rich
ara 4. Morgan ana Henry n. HOW
land. Judge jenkins, ~ the United
States circuit court, making the ap-
polnnnent. The bondhOlders commit
tee represents rwenty-fonr millions Of
the bonds Of the company made up
largely OF German interests reputed 70
be controlled by Henry Willard and
Rockefelled interests. In addition
there are four millions more of bonds
whose representative IL the Farmers
Loan aud Trust company, Of New
York. This latter interest also Joined
In asking for the appointment OF Mr..
Hopkins. NJ charges are made against
the old receivers, and the removal was
asked solely Oh the ground that three
men were at constant warfare one
with the other. that none Of them rep
resented the bondholders, that the
other creditors whom they represented
could never hope 10 secure any bene-
fits from foreclosure ard now that the
l,ondholders united ln the selection NJ
a receiver the court granted their re-
tition. After a long argument Judge
Jenkins late Id the afternoon name6
Hopkins as receiver.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
TROOPS HOT AFTER THEM.
Cuban Insurgents Being Driven Into
the Interior.

Havana April 30--A detachment
Of government troops In Santa Cruz
del Sur dispersed 4 rebel band led
hy Medurico Monte. The Insurgents
left their dead behind them in their
flight.
The troops under command
OF General Salcendo are still in close
pursuit Of the survivors of Maseos
band It Is thought that the rebels
are completely demoralized by the de
feat inflicted on them by General
saleendo. \ detachment of the flee
Ing hand was overtaken and surprised
at Arroyo Hondo, Nine of them
were killed and many wounded The
troops lost two killed and five
wounded
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
WHY BEEF IS HIGH.
ARMOUR COMPANY TELLS SEC
RETARY MORTON.
\ Statement Of Slaughtering Bust
ness Filed Value Of Hides, Horns
and 0tfal Involved.


Washington, April 30.J. Martin
Armour & Co., of Chicago, submitted
to the secretary OF agriculture u
sworn statement OF the profits and
losses of Armour Il Co.'S beef
Strengthening business, for the past six
cattle slaughtered, live weight,
dressed weight, average cost, total
cost, net gain or loss per head and
other figures.
Speaking Of this statement Martin
said THE showing Is poor but all
parties who are posted know that
the dressed beef business has had to
stand more than its share OF com
mercial hardships the past two years.
At the first Of the year ii became
apparent that cattle were short and
beef slaughterers were obliged 10 put
their delivery houses on shorCer COM
mons. Cattle and beef began to adj
vance slowly, eliminating in April,
y tn live cattle were on Inc average
S1.j0 per hundred higher than in
January.
Retailers became excited and
pushed their prices up. teartdl that
the advance would continue,
and their next supply
would cost them more money.
This caused consumption to fall off,
aud Immediately dressed beef and cat
lie broke sharply during the second
week in April. one thing people
could not understand was why dressed
beef should advance more rapidly
than live cattle. The reason for this
ii The value Of hides. horns and offal
from steers costing three cents per
hundred, applied 10 reduce the price Of
the dressed product. II cattle adj
vanced a cent or two per hundred the
offal does not catch the advance.
Horns, CUTS, blood. tallow, hides and
fertilizer sympathize only after long
advance and credit applied to reduce
the cost of a fivecent steer is no more
than in the case of Il three-cent steer.
The same holds true with the retail
butcher who buys a carcass of dressed
beef. He can get no more for his bones
and scrap and coarse meats. which is
largely i'm excess of lOins and ribs.
than he could when dressed beef was
cent or two cheaper. Consequently
he advances the price twenty-five per
cent. Of the fine meat In carcass. and
which the people who can afford will
have, enough 10 save him from loss.
while the less fortunate, whose purses
DO not permit them to indulge their
taste, pass by without buying If the
price Of coarser meats Is relatively ad-
vanced The talk that wholesale
slaughterers have manipulated or do
manipulate or control the prices OF
live cattle or dressed beef, is silly,
and will NOT he credited by any per-
son who studies the question"
The statement consists of four ex-
hibits The first shows an average
loss of IA cents per head on AL
720 cattle slaughtered and marketed
during tho year ending November
81, 1894: the second loss of 1851 per
head on 54,344 cattle during Novem-
Der and December 1S94;..the third a
net gain of 1918 cents per head on
56,94S cattle, during January and
February Of the present year, and the
last an abstract net gain of q cents
per head of ii.352 cattle from Feb
ruary - to April 20 last.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
COAL HEAvERS RloTouS.
4 CUT IN PRICES MAKES SOME
TROUBLE
Union ana Non.Uniou Men Meet and
Three Men Are InjuredM
Trouble Expected.

Chicago. April 30.-The reduction
from twelve to eight cents a ton for
leaving coal precipitated lively riot
between union and non-union men at
the docks Of the @. :. Richardson Coal
company Three men were injured,
none Of them seriously, however. and
Ii required the presence OF twenty po-
lice to quell the disturbance. More
trouble II looked for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
TO OPEN RESERVATIONS.
Interior Department Appoints Edwar'
Crafts Appraiser.

Washington, April 80. The interior
department is taking steps to havt
seventy-tye abandoned military res
eryations scattered over the countr!
opened for settlement. The law pro
yides that an appraiser be appointed
who shall visit the abandoned res
creations. Edward Crafts. of Austin
Ills. has been appointed as the ap
praiser at salary Of s. a day, anl
is to begin work at once. 1t is hope,
that all reservations will be opened
before the summer is over.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02

Berlin, April 30 The North German
Gazette (semi-officiaD says that May
s is the date fixed for the ratification
of the Chnese.Japanese treaty Of
peace. Ratiications will be exchanged
at Chefoo The paper adds that ~
pan can derive no advantage by in
sisting upon the ratification within
the stipulated time, as the objections
of France. Russia and Germany viii
still remain In force.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
FRAUD AND MIsMANAGEMENT.
Charged Against Equitable Mutual
Insurance Corporations.

New York. April 90 Thomas J
Mrcab and Daniel I Gordon, APP
pointed rs the STATE superintendent u
insurance. Pierce, 70 examine into the
affairs Of tie Equitable Mutual In
surahce corporation. have submitted
report The examiners aliege fraud
and Acknowledgement. The report was
Gent % the attorney general al Albany
who VIII probably apply for a receiver
for the corporation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
FAIR CROP UNLOADED
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND TONS
or WHEAT on THE MARKET.
CASHIER SMITH MISSING
odd Complication Of Circumstances in
Connection with the Big Syndicate
Corner-The Wheat Estimated 10
be Worth 81, Murder Of
Smith Charged.

san Francisco, April 80. An even
ing bulletin says that 100000 tons OF
syndicate wheat which has been
stored for the winter in the ware
houses OF the late James q. Fair, al
Port Costa, have been placed on the
market. The wheat is OF the crops Of
1892 1898 and 1894. 1t Is said the
Lunning estate loaned Fair hundred
thousand 70 corner wheat and fearing
evil might damage It's security,
pressed the Fair estate to take up this
loan. The wheat is estimated to be
worth S1,S00000.