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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14

Option.@siebe 3ur 9bat seuorben 1T,
Beitiir3ung unter ben liberalen glenen=
ten funbgiebt.
Sn 9erarfana ielbit bat bic 8eweeung
am Samitag, ebe Der gonpent lih ubers
baupt pertast bate, einen iolden nms
fans erreicbt, bab bas Gountp= Geri6t
burd eine ge,ualttse ginsobe nm llnter=
breitung ber 2ocal-Option-GraSe 5ur
Mbitimmun9 erludt Deroen fonnte, ein
Werlah9en, mel6es 9emdbrt merben
muk. Sn ben pielen Sweifelbaften
Counties bes Staatss ion cine slei6e
8emegung in's 2eben 9erufen tperben
rno i'm nd1ifen Sabre lptrb mon bann
mittellt Yrobifition gum Sturm segen
ben perhabten Saloon blaien.
Rduber.
Omaha, Neb., IL. 6eb. Wie ge=
melbet tpirb iiberfielen In Soils gitD 9e.
itern Morsen 5tpei mastirte Gduber ben
Selesrapbilten Der MiGouri pacifie
Babn unb beraubten ben @elbjd1anf
auf benz Babnbofe. Die Nerbreder
i&ohen bur9 bas Teniter auf ben Heam.
ten, mel9er erfolslos nit leinem 3epol-
per ermtberte uno ihltebli9 nit benz
fohe bebrobt unb ee3uungen uurbe,
ben @elbi9rant gu 6ffnen. Die Beute
mar ni9t bebeutenb, bic Mduber fablen
aber nod In ber Na@baridaft 3mei
pferbe unb ritten bopon.
2lus Der Bunoeshauptitaot.
Waibin9ton, 8. Gebr. - @ene=
ralconiul Maion in Granffurt a. M.
l4idte einen Beri1t an bas Staatsbe-
partement iiber bic Musbebnung unb ben
l1riprung Der Wei5en ginfubr nod
Deuti i4lanb tpdbreno Der lebten 8 Sabre,
,poraus erbeQt, uie 1ebr bic Ser. Staa-
ten in bielem 9anbel selitten baben.
Die ginf in Sonnen BON ben mid.
tighten QueQen 1T pie folst:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
QusIa11o.
Die Kdlte in europa.

Qonbon, 8. Geb.-Mus Wien mirb
semeloet. baB in Der @e9enb BON Giume
Der s9nee 20 SUB tief lie9e. @&nee'
pFise iinb nublos unb Der 0erfebr 1T
i9on ieit 3ebn Sasen unterbro4en. Sn
Der Butopina 1inb bier perlonen auf Der
Tabrt mad benz Wartt erfroren.
Qonbon, 7. Jeb. = STE @tiirme,
bic mdbrenb ber lebten Wo9e i@on se'
mug l1nbeil in sans England uno @&ott'
lamb, tpie au@ auf benz continent an9e-
,i@tet boben, nebmen an 9eftieteit au.
Sm idottiiden SCOTLAND 1T aqer Wer-
tebr absei9nitten unb bic giienbabnen
fnb blodirt.
Gin unbetanntes Gabr3eus If be-
Yort potrid, @1ottlanb, nit perio-
men an Borb unterse9an9en unb elm
2maftiser Dampfer NIT weiBen @@orn'
iteinen, 1T bel Der Sniel Man 9eitranbet.
Die Sbemie lit bel G6eliea unb bic
S9elbe BEL Mntwerpen 3usefroren. Sn
Mntmerpen Teht bas thermometer auf
Is @rab (gellius) unter Nul1. Gs 1T
bic sr6bte Rdlte leit 20 Sabren. Sn
WaIes finb 5aulenbe BON Mrbeitern in
Golse Der sroben Rdlte bei&dftisunss'
los.
| Mom, 8. Ieb. - Die @trense bes
gBinters bat mebr l1nbeil anseri@tet, als
man bisber elaubte, 10 fagt bic nSti.
buna." syn Sambucea olein 1inb 3ebn
Rinber BEN Sungertobe erlesen, udb'
renb bic gruo9lenen felt Saeen teinen
BiHen Nabruns senoHen baben. sic
leben sbsn nod. SIN @pracus, Si3ilien,
berrl9en i9arfe S@neeiturme. Cine
Wenge BON 9duiern 1T unter benz Ge.
| mi9t bes auf ben Dd9e,n laiterben
5&nees suiammenseitiir3t.
perlobun9 in bohen Kreifen.
80 m, 8. 6eb. = Stalienii9e Sci,
tungen beiasen, bab Der Bring BON Neo-
pei, Rronprin3 BON Stalien, nit Der
prinaeiFn Maub, ber iiirsfen So&ter
bes prin3en BON @ales, uerlobt uuroe.
Keine uaArihten pom oem Dam
pier ,,QoQSCo0ne.
9aris, 8. Jebr. - Bis iebt 1T
nod feine Na9ri9t bon benz Dampfer
.@aseosne" einsetroHen. Ser Dom'
pier 1T 5 Sage iiberfdlis. Die Mufre.
sun9 nimmt bier raid 5u.
ueue 6oloeruben.
ct. petersburg, 6. Geb.-Sibi.
ride 3eitunsen melben, bab rei4balti9s
@olbsruben ldnSs ben oberen Musldu.
fen Der Gliilie Nepa, 2ena uno llibat in
Der propin3 Denilei entbedt wuroen.
6rubenunoliid.
2onbon, 8. Gebr. = @ieben Sob.
lengrdber murben bur9 cine ggploIsn
in &abltod, i'm Gountp Someriet, mdb=
renb Der Mrbeiten in elmer Roblensrube
set0otet.
Keine rahriht.
9aIifag. q. g., s. Gebr. = Der
Dampfer vMlpba" ipel4er BON Sama CO
beute Morsen eintraf unb felt Sase'
iebr raubes yDetter bate. melbet. oob e.
ben fran30fi9en Dampfer ~@aseogne"
ni9t 9eieben babe.
SOU perhaftet peroen.
Buenos Aires, 8. Gebr.-Na4=
| ri9ten aus Montepibeo meloen, bab Der
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14

9erarfana, Mrt.. II. Jeb.-p.er
boben lids bic Yrobibitioniifen BON Mr-
fonlas au .inem enti3eibenoen yor9esen
oenen ben 0anbel in berauiaenoen @e'
tSrsnien i'm staote orsonilirt, unb ,tpor
inter 10 GROCER Betbeilisung, oaB 1t1 IN
allen sbeilen bes etaatss, tn benen e be y
Nrohibition ni@t i4on unter Dem Soeo''
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14

@eneral-goniul Maion iast, boB bos
Bemerfenswertbeite bel benz 0er9lei4
bic Rlarbeit 1T, nit mel6er berielbe ben
ginFub bes ruilil@-beuti@en 3olltriess
BON 1893 1894 ersibt. Na9 ber Gin.
fubr BON Meiaen aus Rublanb als bic
tempordre Heifrittion beleitist NOR, e..
laneten bic 0erbdltniHe tpieber unper.
3iisli4 ibre nprmale Yroportion.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
Keine. uahriht.

9aIifar. q. g., s. Gebr. : Der
Dampfer vMlpba" melder BON Sama ct
beute Worsen eintraf unb felt Gage,
iebr raubes Wetter bate. melbet. bab e.
ben fran30Hi9en Dampfer ~@ascosne'
ni4t 9eieben babe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
Cages Gretgni0t.
Jnlano.
Befdnoenen 2lusbruh.

williamsburg 2p., IL. Jebr. =
Grant Dapis, Elm Neser, unb u. q.
Gowe, Elm meiber Bisamiif, erlterer su
stpei unb leBterer su lieben Sabre 3u6t=
baus perurtbeilt, linb 9eitern aus benz
bieTaen @efdngniB entfommen. Ser
@efdnsnibmdrter pertins batte ibnen ge-
rabe gBaIler sebru6t, als bic 8eiben
iiber i'm berfielen uno ibm bic Reble 10
lanqe aubriidten, Bis ct belinnungslos
murbe. Sie entiloben bann unb bis
iebt bat man nod feline Spur BON ibnen
Qefunben. Cine Belobnune BON 100
Dollars 1T auf ibre Grsreifun9 ausse-
iebt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14
Gin naHes Grab.

Bittsburg 3d., IL. Geb.-Grau
Wm. 5ieiert, Die Satin eines promt=
renten aonttattors, ber ouf NepiQe
Sslanb, mentge Meilen unterbalb BON
Nittsburg uobnt, 1T i'm Obio ertrunten,
ols lie i'm auf benz gis iiberl4reiten
mollte. sic bate ein bret Sabre altes
Rinb auf Dem Mrm unb elm 3meites
oinq neben ibr Der. Sie paren betnabe
am ufer ansetommen, als bas Gis unter
ibnen suIammenbro4 uno Ne ale er'
tronfen, obmobl bas @aiier on Der
SteIe nur brei SUB tief NOR.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14

Gonfantinopel, 9. Geb. - Gs
tuurbe beridtet, baB iid lieben gbolera=
fdlle unter ben tiirfiiden 9ruppen pdb-
renb ber perflohenen Wode ereisne=
ten. gs erfranften ferner bier anbere
YerIonen an Der Seudhe. Die infie
jirten @ebduoe finb BON Sruppen ein-
geItlDIien.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-14

= Sn Wobile, Mlo.. bat man in ben
lebten IS Sabren nur fanfmoI Iet@ten
5hneefaQ gebabt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-30

&c. cut To-Day ara resnra. hr- run On that
roGse. - SA
Steamship Wana waYa VII lad New
caste coai for her return cargo.
The state % Washington WI no. make
snotasr trip anti Sunday night.
The Flyer VII start FER Tacoma a. rs
on sunday morning instead q o'c.ock
After Monday rex; TIE Greyhound WI.
make on!y two trips a day % Everett
=. s.sanef seaer1e took CIT three car loads
q wheat 20 victoria en- Thursday night
ship Spartan Is a. the Oregon Improves
fleming.
Schooner Teaser arrived a. re Arl.nr.o,
coek yesterday fran Qa.IIzyufs VITA 80
b&rre-s OF salmon.
3. ". Smith, the accommodating wharf
niger on the Yeslsr dock. leaves for MS
home az Boston. Mas, today. p p Cal
!her takes his place
w II. SoutharS. wharfnger AZ the Col
nan Cock. was on the sick list on Wranes-
oay and Thanksgiving DAY. He seemed
TO De al right Yesterday.
snip Louisiana put in az Smiths cove
ard VII come IN 70 load w,fh Gilman ~oat
as soon as she gets rid az her ballast In
was glowing too hard yesterday 70 send
the elevator seow.
The British fcur-mastes bark Lord Bras
sey sailed from Hengkong for Puget sound
She has not been spoken since leaving
ana some anxiety Is being felt on her D.
half. She s in ballast. and IL is not ar al,
unlikely that she has been blown far from
WINDS. The Lord Brassey was built at
ALoa IN IN4i. and her home port Is Liver
pool. Her net tonnage IS 2e1a. and her Ill
menssons are: Length, SiSS; beam. So;
reinsurance at Liverpool was quoted at
Is 20 50 gulneas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-30
The Fquipment.or the Militia.

Washington City, Nov. 2s.-The most
important subject treated by Gen. Flag
Ter. chief OF ordnance. in his annual re-
port TO the secretary OF war. is that OF
forming and equipping the militia of the
United States. He calls attention 10 the
insufficient appropriations annually made
for this purpose. and suggests that IN the
event that congress does not provide lib
orally for this important branch OF the
country's defense, il should at least make
certain changes IN the present law, with
the object OF permitting the ordnance
bureau TO replace the old arms now in use
with weapons OF seryiceable type and uni
form character Gen. Fiagler shows that
the new rife. while well suited for long
range service. is not as wen adapted for
close range and hard service as the
Springfield rife. His conclusion 10 that 10
would be better TO retain the Springfield
gun at present during times OF peace.
while IL war should break out the we'll
drilled militia could In two weeks' time
famlliarize themselves with the maya
zine gun. lie suggests that he be author
tied 10 credit the states with the actual
value Of unservices BILE, obsolete and worn
out stores turned in. 20 issue 70 tho
states such Springfield arms in exchange
for other types as they may have In use,
and that the states be authorized 70 pur-
chase most Of the United States arms
and equipment OF regulation types ar cost
price.
Satisfactory assurances are given that
st last the army.has produced a good quail
fly OF snokeless powder for the small
arms. and II Is said the Industry has now
so developed that al OF this powder re-
CURED for war uses can be produced by
American manufacturers. The improve
rneut OF powder for large guns has not,
however, kept pacA with the development
Of The guns. and an expert officer has
been charged with a special duty Of thu
subject at the powder mills. where the
manufacturers are lending him al the
help posslbI. IN his researches. Because
q the difficulties and danger OF trans
r.orting powder 20 the PaCiho coast. the
6snartrnant has been making Efforts with
ereat success, 70 develop the facilities for
its manufacture on the Coast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-30

NortaT gan x elose1 near The best Of
Ire day and az an z4venc. OF a. TIE rise
vas Chiefly due = covering CT short con-
tracts OF favorable nsEs fron Insiders as
= tAe statistics q the American Sugar
hsLalng Company. ara IN zrz-efpat1 ton CT
the p@nding declaration OF the regular
quarterly dividend. The general marvel
opened fairly active ard steady fer ths
railways, While the In5slStrsais were quick
" subjected - effective hAmnerings- TIE
engagements q gold for shipment t1EnoF-
row, aggregat1g up TO the close OF bust
ness sI.i50,e1. sI.1so, 60 fn bars and s75o.os9
n coin. were much Lighter than had been
expected. Quite late in the day \ some
what easier tendency In rates cf exchange
was explained BY the news os the sale ot
sArso,go or exchange against Georgia Gen.
fraI bonds for foreign account. In the
iast hour the market was. as 4 whole. ir-
regular and unsettled. and just before the
close Sugar was worked up 10 1914, the
highest OF the day. The bond market was
a little stronger today. Transactions IN
governments reached s4s so. including $40
90 new Is coupon Of 1895 az ~. and s.. so
registered as os 1897 az Iii-s In silver GER
nhcates 1900 were dealt in II seA4c. Gov
eminent bonds steady, state bands mae
tive. railroad bonds lrmer.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at 2G93 per cent;
last loan, per cent: closed. 2G2ls per
cent prime mercantile paper. 24.45 per
cent Sterling exchange duh. with actual
business n bankers bills at s. seq SSls
FOR demand. and sAS7. for sixty days;
posted rates, 81. l74s0; commercial bills,
A@z4. Silver certificates. e734GsTz.c.
Bank Clearance~.
The following table. complied by Brad
streets, shows the total clearances at the
principal cities and the percentage OF IN
crease or decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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PERSECUTION OF MARINERS.
The United states Arrests ships ON
Gers 20 PIen~a SnanInrd-.

The United states Arrests ships on
GERS To Please Spaniard-.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2S.-Capt. Wiberg, OF
the Danish steamer Horsa: Jens Z. Peter
sen, chief mate. and II. Johansen, second
mate, were arrested today on n warrant
issued by United States Commissioner
Eell, charging violation Of the neutrality
laws. The affidavit was made by Dir. Jose
Congosta, the Spanish consul, and spe-
cihcally AYERS that on November last the
defendants set on foot a military expedi-
ton 10 Cuba, In the dominion OF the king
OF Spain. with whom the United States is
at peace. The prisoners were held in
81 500 bail for hearing tomorrow. The bail
was entered by Capt. W. W. Kerr oWBer
OF the steamship Laurada. which has also
been under suspicion. Immediately after
the arrest OF the men the Danish consul
gave a private hearing. when they en-
phatically denied the charges. United
States District Attorney Graham said:
After learning what the Spanish consul
had to say. concluded that the circum-
stances are not such as 10 warrant proceed
ings against the steamer Horsa.
have notified Collector Reed that have
Withdrawn my objections 20 the clearance
OF the vessel the attorney general having
paced the matter entirely in my hands
and told me 10 use my own judgment.
AS 10 the crew. who have been suhpenaed
as witnesses. II VIII be necessary TO deta!n
them If the hearing Is postponed 10 a
later date than tomorrow" Collector
Reed has made out clearance papers. and
the vessel will probably leave after tomor-
rows hearing.
Warrants were also Issued for the arrest
OF Capt. Vance and his two mates. OF tho
steamer Leon, on q similar charge. The
Leon recently went aground while pro-
ceeding down the river TO meet. as al
legged the j. w Foster, and convey arms
and men for Cuba 70 the latter vessel.
She Is now undergoing repairs at VII
mington. Del, and the warrants were
placed in the hands OF officials Of that
pace.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since january 1 and For
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January l.
1855, are A.s23. SCI. 50. There were filed for
record yesterday Is deeds. the considera-
tons being s.. AZ Following IS a list fur
nished by the Daily Bulletin, room q
Scheuerman block.
Robert r Wilson et ux. 10 Sevilla ~.
Furnel. nia MA Sc SO sec 20. - -. r g. 10
a. September IS. 81
Addie Nichols and husband Joseph F..
% James and George Caches, n IS II lots
IS 20 Is. block -. Denny & Hoyt's add.
and 50xI29 II SEQ Is. - p, r 4. November Is,
s2,sae
Gustave Rosenthai ct ux TO Bertha
Rosenthal, sw sw see IS. tp e. 5. 20 g;
lots : and s, block 20. and lot 4. block 90.
S. Seattle. December 3. 1894. 81.
Samuel J. Twiss 10 Mary 4. Twiss. und
y OF 5 a in NV sec IS, tp %. r Z, November
%, 81.
Same to same, ne sw SEQ IL. tp 70. r &. 40
a, November .. 81.
Frank w. Marshall et Tx. TO Nils B.
Peterson. lots and 10. block 5. Victory
add, November q, $3.50.
J. T. Pomeroy 10 @. w. Morley, lots S
and q. block -. Gilman Park, Ballard,
November IS 500.
Same 70 William c. Keith, mine on Nil
Ter river, November II, $500.
Ben amn Z. Wells et Tx. 10 II. W. Hard
ing, pt lot g. block %. Terry's I'd add. No
vember %. s.. loo.
Gilman L. Manning 81 TX. to George IT.
Park. lots "a and %, block 2, Wells add;
81 lot ,. block ~. Gllman's add Qst sup
div), March Il, s175.
Robert Johnston ct Tx. 10 J. r. Sewell,
lot "A. block 8. Green Lake Electric Motor
add. November %, 1892. 500.
George Thomas 10 James W. Gillespie,
lot Z. block 90 Bell & Denny's LIST add.
November q, 81, 500.
Henry IL Dearborn 10 George F. Dear
born. lot s, block 8. Plummer's add. No
vember g, q. c.. 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-30
prenar,pg a Great Ladies', smoker.

The gymnasium committee OF the Scat
tie Athletic Club has ia view for the near
future the best ladies' smoker ever given
by the club. II has been some time since
the hospitality OF the club has been ten
dered 20 the ladies, and 10 make UP for the
apparent neglect the members are AZ work
on a programme which will bring out all
the talent OF the club. Heretofore the la
dies smokers have been one OF the most
pleasant features or the social side Of tho
club and II r. the desire OF the members
70 entertain their friends In fitting man
ner. In a short time the committee VIII
he able TO inform the members just what
they have done and as some novel features
will be introduced the smoker Is sure TO DO
well attended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-30
FOIEI6N MARKETS.
Financial.

'flHnciai.
London, Nov. 2.--Silver. 80 11-16d. Con-
soils, 107.
New York. Nov 2s.-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The stock mar
keis were idle and featureless today, with
a rather easier tone. The close was duh
Americans were neglected and irregular,
closing weak except for Denvers. Opln-
ions here still favor further heavy gold
shipments from America to Europe.
Breadstuis and Gains.
Liverpool, Nov. 29.-Wheat-Spot steady;
demand moderate; No. . red winter, IS
"a; No > red spring, stock exhausted: No
I hard Manitoba. Is Id; No. California. IS
81. Futures opened firm at unchanged
prices, but later strengthened and closed
firm. with November IA and other months
IA higher; November, 5s Pad; December.
IS ed. January. IS 3D.; February, IS SGD
March. IS ii.d; April, Us 42.d.
Corn-Spot steady: American mixed. SIS
AID. Futures opened steady, at unchanged
prices closed steady. unchanged to I'D
lower; November, Is SD: December, IS
3l4d. January. As SID; February and March.
SIS iad: April. IS cad.
Flour-Steady; demand moderate; ST.
Louis fancy winter, IS.
Hops.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast. e los.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-30
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Nov. 29.-Arr!ved-Gaellc,
H0ngkong and Yokohama Arago. Coos
bay; 81 Glory OF the Seas Departure bay.
Port Blakeley. Nov. 29.-Special.-Bktn
Olympic viii finish loading Saturday.
Barneson & Chilcott. the stevedores, are
buliing a scow in Port Blakeley 10 DO
shipped 10 Central America on the steam
er Transit.
Steamer Straits or Menai is expected tho
first or the month 20 load for South Africa.
Vessels 20 load and on The way: Bk An
t.rone. Valparaiso. city OF Adelaide. sgd
neF. y. s " str Straits Of AIenai. South
Africa schr laura Aiadsen. san Fran
CISCO. srhr -. :. Holmes. San Pedro: bktn
Marion, san Francisco, blk Mercury. san
Francisco Xix Kate Davenport. San Fran
cisco. srtr +. <. Reifel1. Southern coast;
schr Alcalae. Southern coast. schr Nesta.
Newport: echr =. T.. Fa}t ok Darra. hktn
Willie II. Hume, hk Columbia, san Fran
cisco: sh Inviacibie. san Francisco; bk
Prussia. san Francisco.
Vessels in rort and loading: Sh Commo-
d5re. Melbourne, bk Olympic. Valparaiso:
hk BENJAMIN SewGu Shanghai: bi<tn John
Smith Shanghai. bE Matilda. Hon0lulu:
schr Golden shore. Melbourne. blk Top
gallant san Francisco
Port Townsend Not g-SDeciaI
r.sed-Bktn Mary W.ESlsman. from Cham
-srleo. AIeX.co. far Port Gamble Sear
pkauoEau sails tomorrow or her initial
voyage with lam1lr from Port Gamble for
San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-30
London Wool sales.

London. Nov. eat the wool auction
sales today 12.l45 bales were offered. OF
which 1,0oo were Withdrawn. 4 firm tend
ency prevailed, especially for best mer.nos.
Heavy, bury clips were slow. Americans
purchases amounted 10 about so bales.
Sales New South Wales lIls bales:
secured sgd, greasy. 5i4Q9d; Queensland,
BIB bales. secured. SdGls 9Isd: greasy. 4s&
aliisd; Victoria, Ass bales; secured, 7izd4
is Cd; greasy. 4's9lo,zd; South Australia.
735 bales. greasy. S4GSd; New Zealand.
1881 bales: secured, 72gS14d; greasy, 4lzD
I'd. Cape Of Good Hope and Natal, -
bales. secured. eadQls 2izd; greasy, $40
ID
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-30
nnn stuart After Jim corbett.

81. Louis. Nov. 29.-Dnn Stuart, the
Dallas sporting man who tried TO bring Off
the Corbett- ~ tzsmmons mill. and who re-
cefved such severe setbacks In Texas and
Arkansas passed through 81. Louis today
for Chicago and New York. lie announces
that be viii see Corbett In the latter city
and urge him 10 agree 20 meeting with
Fitzsimmons near Juarez. Mexico. Stuart
saws ne does not accuse CoTbstt Of coward
ice. but adds that IL the champion refuses
to meet Fftzsimnous on the proposition ne
viii submit IT will be difficult for corbett
TO explain 10 the world what he means By
his action.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-30
p,-,,o, Foothau eams Mt Boston.

Boston, Nov. go.-The Thanksgiving foot
hall gar. 2 between Boston university and
Boston college was one OF the rercsst
slugging matches ever seen In this city.
and a number Of players on both sides
were MANNED and bruised. Prewin. full
back of Boston, was carried unconscious
from the field suffering from broken
nh and PROBABLY internal injuries. Hs
was hurt in the first half. Brock. q uni
verslty substitute, was also badly injured.
lie was taken home in a critical condi-
ton. Sweeney. the college left guard. and
one or two others. were less seriously
ftrsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-30

Busnos Ayres, Nov. 2s.-Minister Zehal-
les. who rspr sssnted this government IN
Washington City, has had some very i'm
fs0rfant correspondents Win =. ~. Ar
Ynour. OF Chicago. concerning the meat
trade OF this country. Sir. Armour solAclt-
ed tss aspondencs, and was given
facts and figures that may result In great
beaaaI % the trade. HIS attention was
called % the fact that tho increasing car
tie trade here and ths corresponding fall
ing on In tn- same in tho United States
plainly showed the great opportunity Of
fere4 FOR the establishment % an abat-
tor "a this country similar - Air. Ar
raOurs Chicago plant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-30

general change IN quotations. however. and
toward TIE close there was a little more
encouragement. ard the London auctions
opened very nearly q \ par with the last
sales Instead ot showing q marked decline
Judge Lawrence, p-es.9en, of tee Nztsonsi
Association OF Wooigrowe-s. dencunces
even a duty OF cents on American r,er.no
as Inadequate TIE sales OF the week are
7.5 so pounds domestic and Esaao pounds
foreign. against i.I73.o coo pounds domestic
and f.ogs. 60 pounds foreign last week. and
2.2ss. 30 pounds domestic and 7fS.o 90 pounds
foreign for The same week last year.
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- r,s~s e-Is Drafts. s,Eht-.....-21s
! MRS S4l-sf55 Drafts. TeiegTaph.5
ming stocks.
Nrw YORK MARKET


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e1,,,,e. eat.~slv professional n caarseieT,
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