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Oll~-Linsced iu Ibis ipw, sc; boiled.
45c petroleum. $50 'est. n hb's, lac, in
stove gasoline. Nv caius, & i9i n bhls, lac,
Isuplon oil, in hh.s. DC u ceres $50 cas-
tor oil. medical pure a5e turpentine, In
WHiTh LEAD strictly pure. 6de'.c
WINDOW GIASS--ln Noxcs. 81 and 20
10 20 per cent discount new Iist,
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New YORK. Nay s7-clearinEs ST. ssS $780,
o' rgpninnsyj Ohio. May whisky
steady; sales bSi barrels at 81. q.
Now York. Mas, I--liides-''steady'
Firm. Wool--Steady,
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MAXINE. INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Galveston May q.
Arrived
s. Morgan. staples, Morgan city.
Sailed
SIS Morgan, Staples, ltra2os Santiago.
IS Leona. v iller. New York.
Scbr Taiofa. Fletcher Pnnta Gorda.
In Port.
To j. Nloller & Co.'s Rlta. destination
Liverpool,
Vessels 10 Arrive.
SIS Gallfcia, to load for Hamburg.
ss Alamo, New YORK. to sail Saturday.
IS Engineer smiled from Liverpool
May 20.
RECEIPTS AND EXpNnTs.
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Calves--Choice spring ,.,.,.....,,
calves According to ais0 ........,.S n az
Mutton-First-class only. n,......
Common not wanted,
Hoes-Cornfcd. Qt0 lbs and under) ma
GOOD bcevcs. cows, ycarlinEs, hctcrs
ana calves are strongly In demand. boar
cattlo not wanted. W.
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J.onson. May 2T.--copsols for money
Ear silver 3lhd per ounce. Money '2tfs
~ cef}. rho rate Of discount IN De ornn
,nari,el for short and three - nsha bins
i3-lbfli-S per cent.
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they are being sold, have served II, grant
~ check the sales OF canned goods
Tho manufacturers of Quality md
Quantity plug tobacco sprung A hiy san
saiion on ihe tobacco world last week by
20 cents TO 10 cents per po,lnd i"s ''"'''
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ALI. KINDS or rRrIr.

lYy YfNr,s an I-rTrfr-
ALI. Nh ~ Wy ~ =.
Fruit stands OF Houston are now all
with displays oe rsaches. apples.
!. r,,r, a,, ,,r.,o, n,.o- oo,
\ p..'"' wv '''9'
o. Texas peaches were received
b.n!ng and some sold ms low as -
k,- ono.,b,ra busb,, boxcs I've
|" ','' y a.,
price received was to cents. ana
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keegan. loo higher than Glidden
MiRE NAll-S-Rate 1890 per key, "a.
s San ces, l9 10 60 penny soc; and nenn ny
SVr, ana penny 75c; 1 and penny oos /.
penny N.20 penny si.co. 's we
Gut NAiI.S--Kate 1870 per key. s,r,.
advances as on wire nails. S"'ie
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THE SUGAR RoUNTY.

|lhecilcn with the decision of the
eouFt that the sugar bounty must
'he following facts arc of inter
ls'ess appropriated to pay bounty
n Produced after August ~, lS1l,
o. *,vD,OD, at the rate of eight
|" q cent a pound. The aggregate
Jams is about s6,lll,o9o, and 1t
4eceSsary 10 prorate the appro-
among the claimants. These
" az IN the office of the bureau
81 .@ehue al present, and all
m PASSED upon except about
~, ,s' Y, haVe been held ON account
|.,.uI H. proof, etc, They are sal!
M s,''iial lon, but the chief clerk Of
ks.s-y safes mat there Will be no
III, ue.ay IN adjusting these
rso,s may arise out of the necea-
k.;rs.as until all the claims have
Nj ~. y. ana passed ON by ine audi
n H. we amount of the apprOpria-
\ ma rp,otated. This Win hay 10
|usassr.' regulations OF the secretary
aefa,s, II may be practicable to
\ tls Ss,s or the bounty claims
N d nrewrnniilation of the pro rata
ts.anat r. esh' OF the s5.0Jj0OO goes
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[BISINEsS BAROMETER.
h., to the Condition of Trade
Generally.
.-----.---
!, or ACTION IS NECESSARY.
p,osuce Exchange Can Accom-
'n' ,hc, Are Already Plcn-
ufal-T,adc Sons'
office Of The Post.

,,.,s.on. eduosday. May q.
,,.u.,op Produce exchange has met
.sr,laembls encouragement from
:, IN, rest produce and commits
I.n, in Houston, but the member
$40, ia not US large as ii should
..,ssu, Thompson believes. how
I,,, every reputable firm In the city
1. ,ba exchange by next fall. and
| =, all discouraged on account of
IT,, limited membership. The fol-
article, published in the New Or
|rnes.p emocmt, is from Il promi-
Ia,hori.y in the produce trade of that
M will be of interest here. While
L,,e tina situation, 1t points TO the
M az unity of action and the ur-
A, supporting the Produce eX-
through which such unity would
kbllshei permanently:
! tone of the produce market IS dis
unla'o' '''. 's' '., .,,,.,'.',,.. a,n
)riilion Is. III a V". t''v'',7,'' r.,
| By their own Hoh ut ,,..l',,, l"i
Naers outAue vt ''ie N""Ic
ere mol am il''D'e ." .n - , ~ ~
is IN the conuust oi '',[,i n',''i',i7''.
ey are so lh1eHt oi' 's''' ','. '" ~,
w uncet.cn' pi.Se NV, y, l'i, ~
without resa',' a" 'v,'e7.
up prices al "S,',o ia,, 90 Wy
Nj merchah, 9'lu , ,.,,,,.. 49, ~
hsn slapie o''i III IN, .'''''.,'., q. '.'n
would ho' po iussi'''r, ~, - ~.
supply anu Ye,r'', , ' ,1,. ,,,n 10y
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings Of o Day With Wall Street
Operators.
OF STAGNATION EXISTS.


New York. May T.-The stock exchange
markets today reached condition OF stag.
nation, the dealings falling below tho
usual aggregate on even a midsummer
uay,s opeution. The only stock that
mace ma respectable total was sugar and
we scalplnt or the board room eighth
rnasers. London practically ignored this
r"rket, being unfavorahiy impressed by
'"s Wa'tins attitude OF the local dealers.
Although the outlook seems pcod for
lurther exports OF gold for some ti.,lc to
come, II would certainly seem to hs bor-
rowing trouble to grow pessmistic OH this
subject at tnis time while the treasury
soid reserve Is ample aud plethora OF
nlorey is Offering at nominal rates. A
more genuinely d-scourasing condition is
s M apho'nially low prices at which all
iatin products are now rulang ON tho
Wnoiv, railway earnings are favorable and
rates are unusually well maintained nj
nus time. industrial enterprises show a
s"mewnat hating tendency natural
enough for the season. bu, In q number
OF directions Indications point to Improves
.nents Cases In point are the coal lead,
copper ana sugar trades.
Nhcrc Was but little news TODAY bearing
non prices aside from the cnsagoinrnt
OF !l,2Sl,Nn In gold for shipment 10 Cor,
inhilE. ihc days record of railway earn
ings was disappointing aud Included tht
April returns OF the BENDING and st. Paul
companies, The first mentioned was dis
vouf aging and the increase OF SiorS In not
uN the last named was also regarded AS
iahlng below expectations. no move
fnent oil prices was fract.onplly devoid nf
SIGNIFICANCE except In the Industrial ,iop-
critics. General Electric WAS pressed Tor
sfllc ana yielded l h-S per cent. 4 partial
recovery wos r.ade eventually .smr'tr ana
IpDacco moved rather Widely on n,anin,i-
iahon. but left off without important net
rhnlscS. The grangers developed de-
clNtd tendency toward a lower range In
me iinNl dealings ali closed u, the lowest
I ne general market left off heavy in tone.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
HOUSTON MARK EFT.

Most comnlcxlon powders have yulga'
glare. but pozzoi.ig Is q tlve beau,itief
whose effects are lasting.
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Galveston, Texas May 27-ln the local
exchange market, sterling siNhins, huyihS
a. selling $50; New York ght buying
J. discount. selling u premium; New
Work sight, buying II discount; selling a
premium American silver, buying "a dis
count; solFnE At par.
New ork. May ~ Sterling exchange.
hn.hers' sixties 1880, a.s1d4 commercial
sixties l.s7i4. reichuinrks g5i.; francs,
haniSers sixties B.i05sWS.l6i4. commercial
5 Niles d.7'su6.lGfs,
N"w orleans. May T-Sierlne *
Change, commercial sixties 4&f,Filff'f,
francs, commercial SIXTIES 6.7l4; New
York sigh, bankers $50 premium: COM
morciai - prcinirm.
l.oudon Mny =. Eanl, rate . per cont.
street rue Z, Per cent. silver u a. con
spl4 10 lg-in
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON

HOUSTON.
Jacobs 4 Co. live stock comm isson
,,,srcbants Of the Houston Stockyaras' TO-
port as follows. ois.fs %.
Grass, choice ......-'......''''-'''' o.r<s II
(cws---hOice.. .- 49,. So ''-' go q"
Yeariings--Fed ...'.'''....''''','.'" sn
Grass choice ..........s.-.'.-.'.- -sty y
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HEIR s'chlltz, quarls, Sl9.Io per Do
nints sll.0o per M. Dixie Pale, quarts
g 90: pInts. $3.50 l-amP's Extra Pale
quarts 5000; p!nts. 81 o..
ftItf;Ii VINES g. q. per rtilon.
WHfSK PER gallon; Finished goods
on hIrh wine basis ;l.as' straight BoureoI
and rye, according 70 sEe and quality
N.75u3.Oo; blended N.1NfSN.
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New York, 'iny I7.-rTherc was more
general demand IN Tho dry goode market
for al Kinds If cotton goods ana some
husness was done and mora lad out. a
3trcnprr tone to the market for brown
~" onlored cottons came through the
,tulbarnoss or manufacturers ana AGENTS
Ia ronccde "a fraction from current prices.
prlntlng cloths ensier with sales NJ 1000
olncns AT 2N. Agents have reduced prices
Of American indigo and Calcutta prints
10 4 and black and gray prints 10 ~
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Nar Ioad lots Job cars. from mill: dsa,
srs charge f;oin store bifloc more nor M,
r rus on ofan. 2ttSc per bushel on oats ana
kN-Sacked. siaSs.
bran sa7Oc per 100 lbs.
"a - ia.5c, No, 2 white sidi32; com
y,i0PPEp CoRN--7oc per 100 lbs.
- u ifalfa. slS,00Gl4 % per ton: mile,
MlovF ESQ; timothy si7 .5ouiS 90. Norm
=, le s1a nrairie $500, South Texas prair,,
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NEW ORLEANS.

Reported for Tho Post daily. ex,.,,
Thursday and Sundays, by Albert Msutss
geometry Co. uimitcd). i've stock c.m,.
mission merchants. M
Good fat fed becves.,...,. n a.,
Good fat grass loeves 900. SxA ~
Common TO fair becves,,.. : iv.-.s. q.
Good fat cows ........,.,..' ovS ~
Good fat yeOrlings. ~ M ~, ~
Common TO fair ccws..,.,,.,t IA ss,e ~
Common to Gc.d fat calves. 90 sfi ii "a
Good cornfcd hogs. .......... M
Common to fair hogs..., sfmM ".
GOOD fat sheep .........,.. az ~
Common to fall sheto. trMa NV rSSn
HeceiSts. Sales. On hand.
s,aivc, ~ ,, 80. ;iir...'' 27S l2l
Hogs ' ''''"S" - So1 aSl
sheep .....,......... xn,
sheep quiet fN HH"' noeS uho
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REVIEW or THE MAprrT

Boston, May 27.-The American Wool
ana Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow
about the wool trade:
THIS market continues duh ani reature
has Neen entirely lacking. The tendency
grows downward In domestic WOODS. the
ierritoaies have been thu mos, active,
prices having been quite irregular A
moderate quantity OF new wool is coming
nv being IN very good condition, Fleece
woois lgc very quiet. Foreign woods have
also been dull. particularly IN BOSTON.
where sales fc,l considerably below last
weeks figures. Tho salcs oi ~. work In
The most important markets agrreeafed
1924 900 pounds .iir.70o pounds being do
mestic ard l.ei1,sNo pounds foroirn In
l'oston business continues dun and prices
are very unstable. Foreigu wool has hcen
particularly quiet, sales of AustrJiiar be-
ing comparatively small Little is doing
in tleeccs. Terr!t- r!es have been the most
actlYe hrt prices have hccn IRREGULAR.
sanging from 2s to sic More or less Terri
tory 10 coming IN. both CONSIGNED wool
ana stock purchases This is 10 son' cx
tent from all the Territories. hat more "s
pacinlly fran Wyoming. Sales of he
week aggregnt. ii76,el0 pounds, Id3.rN
pounds heing domestic aud 53S oe1 pounds
foreign since lnnuary to'nl sHles
anlonnt 60 g f7s,iN pounds; previous year
g. 40, $50 pounds
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wIRE .ANp NAlL.s:

Barb wire quotauonH arc Inr car load
lots ,,,,,s ,,.,,.,
Sac nor 1n0 lbs. paln'eH Ntie sf'"' "an-
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hAkcu. b BID.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
Opened steady. los quiet aud stendy,
closed steady sales steady, sales Is, 500.
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,,s ,,l VENDING ORDINANCE.

k,A,, ENilNCi ORDINANCE.
1 H. i've regulating the vending of
!, NJ - SIDEWALK, adopted Mt tine las,
u ap n,e CITY council, does not meet
ksr,f sinosa Of the wholesale pro-
|hrodera y, OF Houston. \ meeting
\ rembs,.ss enailfe was held tonight
Ensder III VIII request the council
|say INA, mat the fruit stands are
Pse ,bsn usance, and are far more
On tsa ol.qer displays ana sales
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

BUILDING MATERIAL.
CEMENT Portland cement. per hh,
ssze; ~ Roscdalc cement. per hhl .i.s5ff
~ lme Sl.si. tireclay S25d3 40; plaster
paris $40; fire brick. St Louis. per ii
:+u' Grain paving tile. per foot 79ii5c. s
10 inches, inclusive. fclt roofing, ief
square NI5u.,@ Acme and Royal ccn;ent
nlas'cr rer ton, $500. paster.ng hair.
goat per ID. &c: loths per NJ, Se.o0.
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Al As..d. ID lid.
iIVEJirGci. FuTb HES.
Opened stendy. demand fair; 2:1s near
months easy, distant STEADY; closed weak,
tenders, new 1907. old 200.
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CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows.



Chicago, Nay 21-W hea,-After n uuiet
oprh.hs tht market sNreunbeG - "A s4u-
tiHI RAD .ai" IN the session ana .tiy
e'1H lover than yestc. day, the lowesl
piiccH 10 respoui lo i8Y.plstree.'. vlsl9e
sNllHN decrease H. ascrllel the selling
MoeN 'itel T. corn was affected, huj rl,-
uucNange'l ana provisions made sight al.
Wheat made a staggering effort for sire
H'lN pNrlns thc FIST nali nrur of a.
Ply soon w0ariei aud fcl lAc3,.
st%'pS Il tiil' below TIN eiuis OF the dNy
ri4u" my up 10 moan kept VHry close
,N 'he mus hing prices ~ the day prermns
ltr 20 M rathar bultn adv ess IA HIS
WEE Il weather huittiNs. NoFfi0 csttrtl
IN,''ii, "rfn mach more Moderate
e"'9' M rvs. 10 only az cars. hsa isirefs
~ ~ 3 'i,ffRsr IN Toe sTAilaule sunfiy
~ ilN5tfpJ hGshcs. against q decr.s,sr rlr
ne saM period of $50 Il SIS Na8 Lue Ac.r
! US 'absed 'na3ovlia rsiA when Hn-
n"uh rd About noon tho mari.fl had "A
slH o. = its aud 1 .Ar4s s,rl -iIltaorallzcs
i"r iew in.n1'', muir sous 500 -aricr3
hr'ui' exc. itd. many of Wlica wcre un-
~ So ~ iap iin.'s - ga k was H.
- - l.,Fil if7uaA 4 Yer and 4
W9min NJ lonal Trader, WIN large olegn-
w. "ly, i1ri'ts Wlo boueuf cary so,l ont
anl t9r a whls rAa market was most
,,,cof0 Wa qu.e' and r'o5ni easlt'r. ir.
iaNpf2h'r weather. rnlr support wNe
:, NtN pNeNyI af1 ~" doc Inc IN splso of
! H. ,WNiaEernp!e conditions prevailing WIS
lroYl ions were mpferaiely actMe.onon-
ns lasei IRA nliea'N npehaneea There
''s 10 Nng. md ~ wih filir outsf1r sun
lpst. causei a slipat sd.nnco which was
n unl u u"n 10 h. 'osr.
ee indl, "oi9 SO cars; oats 2a6 GERS hogs.
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Value. b Bid: Sellers.
STOCKS AT LEADING MARKETS,
UNITED STATES EXPORTS.

stoct this s5s 307
slocs ihis day last week. 376,du7
stort,hs day lust year ,,,....,......,.-,. DyabIv
uehct MSS hsUn ,..,,,.....,.,,...... ld7 ,272
COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET.
Tho following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today Mt l.. lead
Ing markets. together with closing OF mid.
ding Yesterday. with to1My's aales:
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GALVESTON.

sheep quiet. "'' ioeS """
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New York May N,-Thn cotton marriott
broke 2Nl9 po'ns following the decline Of
favorable mp accounts. A number II
June notices were out, but the original
huh leaders stonpod them, 'rhe same
nnriv Was buv'ng August contracts on
active largely through expiration Of mar
Rrn. Coed pnriiea were the buY"rs aud
IN the afternoon the talk was more cheer
nIl though 4 Was generally cOn"cic u TINT
the course % the market In the mHin is
to be decided by crop devclopmenta, hnt
mar ,pulaiion Of summer months ~ com
trolling feature as To summer monthg
The market cipsed barely steady al a
nc. decline Of 2N6 points.
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Sas Reiultat in Blaine.
u luQu Il a, Wte., Is. {

Nusuita, Me., Is. Sept.
Sbuobl aus etpa 100 :, owns" nod
teine Ssrihte iiber Die 9eitri9e g8abl
porlls9sn. 10 belduft iid bic republI-
taniibe Yluralitdt bereits auf As, 425.
uuo miro pabribeinlib $4,000 betrus
gen, wsnn ale Serihte sinsetrOifsn ieia
weroeu. 9lus AIS ySowns" StdOten
uno plantations" in Staate uno aus
sebn BON Den Counties lie9en Seri6te
Dor. Die 4SS .Srwns", bon oenen
Seribte porlieNeu. Seben Boomers
(&epublitaner) 7S.940, Erant (SemOs
traD 32. .5l5. Saoe CprObibitionilD.
2.746, Sateman (populilt), l.73l
Stimmen. lleber $1,000 Republics
nil6e unb SO, 900 oemotratiI6e Stim-
men iiuo abgeseben iuOroen. Sas
republitanlibs SOtum in Wtuine lit oas
srOBte, welbes iemals in WOine ab9es
9eben moroen lit. 0as ibm Gm nlb-
item tOnlmsnoe 1T bas bon 1888, bel
pelter 8ouoerneur SurIsisb 70, 40l
Stimmeu erb!s!t.
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reiber Sreunoe. in oenen oas graebniB
Der @abl in 0taine mitSet6eilt mar.
WtcainleD ia9te, er babe li5 9efreut,
bon ieillen treuen 6reunoen III Wuine
81 bOren. oils SOiepb 8. Qtanlep ibm
tele9rapbirte, oaB Die Wablberldte cine
Wtajoritdt bon fiInf,ig 3auleno anseiq-
ten. Sebr erfrsut mar er. als bic Slid
tpunibbepeibe bon Charles q. Scmes
bonn nationalen republitaniiben @omite
aus 9bica9o uno cine anoere bon 9on=
areBmann Nelion S. Gin9lep jr. bon
Waine eintraf. Sie leBtere lautst:
,Waine ienoet GrilBe. Sine repubIl=
taniite Yluralitdt bon 45. 900. g8ir
lueroen Sbneu i'm gtODember $4,000
Pluralitdt 9eben." "
9ouisoille, &p., IA. Sept.
Gin Seribterltotter Der 9llIociirten
Prelie, Der beute glbeno Dem PrdIioelt-
ibaftscanoio0ten grDan Die bulletins
iiber bic Q8nbl in Wlaine SeiQte, uno i'm
fra9te, mas er oariiber oente, erbielt
bon grDan bic lutuniide 2lntWOrt:
,.Sa8sn Sic einiab, oaB ib es abb
lebne, mid iiber oieIe SaAe ausfrasen
all ldIIeu."
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Wulofafer ab.
9ep Sapen, Conn.,, l5. Sept

9tetp Saoen, Gonn., 10. Sept.
gins Der arObten lleberraibunsen am
Sorabenoe Der oemotratiiAen Staats.
contention iuar Die beute glbeno 9e.
mabte 9lntiinoi8uug, bNB oas oemotra=
tii6e Staats.Gsutral=9 Omite, welbes
big beute sumeilt aus 8ut9eloleuten
Suiammen9sieBt mar, gu eiunlten oes
Srpan-6litgels Der Staatsoemotratis
reIignirt babe. Sas Gomite belt beute
gtabmittag cine SiBung ab, nm oas
porlGuIi9e Yrosramm 81 entwerien.
Die g8abl zines tempordren SOrliBers
biloete oas Sauptintersne uno man lab
einem lebbafteu Dabltampie ent9e9en.
Nus oieIem Wabl.ampie wuroe isoOb
nihts, oa 9Sm. GenneoD bon Nau9au=
tud, elmer Der Seleaaten BON Gonnectls
cut. Der auf Der HatlOnnlcOnpentiOu fiir
SLIDER itimnIts, sinltimmis 8swdblt
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,,5eras" fott gemabt.
g}emport, q. s., II. Sept.

Nsmport. q. s., II. Sept.
Sas Shladtidiif ;, Seras", weldes
geIteru NbenO an giu9an9e oes 0aiens
aui Den 8runo aerietb. wuroe beute
Wor9sn I'm balb 2 llbr wieoer flOtt
9emu6t uuo 1T allen gluiGeine na1
uibt bsihloiSt; es mar nibt auf Gel.
len geratben. IS waren pier SAlepp-
odmpier nOtbig, nm Dos S9iff III
tisfes @ailer 81 5rinsen, mas in Der
3eit BON elmer balben Stunoe 9elang.
Sine glnSabl Sauber. pelbe cine
9riinoliAe llnteriuhuns oes &umpfes
oes >. Seras" poraenpmmen baben. be-
ri5tsn, oaB oas Saiii in tel er g9eiie
belbIoist lei uno oab es niSt in's SOd
0ebrabt Su meroen brau1e.
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0iug ibnea.
Cincinnati, IL. Sept.


Die rspubljtanii9e @onpention oes
Gouutp SamlltOn mar beute nur 80
Minutsn in SiBuug. 0ieIe 3eit 9s4
nilgte ihr. 20 9tOminatloneu 81 ma=
ben. Sie bauptld4libeu 9anoioaten
iino:
Common 9leas= &ibter - Sapio
SaUis, 6rso Sslte. ST.. SObn y. Wtur.
pbp, Samuel Smith uno Sreo. 8.
Spie0el.
observation-disclosures - SOwaro
Serris.
Solicitor - g8i0iam &enoiss.
Sbsriif - Gbriiti0n &eihel.
Gommiiiioner - Sobu y. Sreen.
G. y. Wa9ner wlrOe gum @anoioa=
ten fir oas Observation-Disclosures npmi.
nirt.
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GribicBt jcinc frau.
Hofforo, ST., Is. Sept.

HOffOro, ST., Is. Sept.
gomaro Shannon, sin alter ginwOb=
ner bon Seluioere ihnB beute WtittaQ
ieiner 6ruu, als oieielbe i'm ge9rsif
mar, nit Der giienbabu nad Chicago
81 reiIsn, nm bel ibren bort anIdiii9su
&In0srn 81 lebeu, cine GeuOlpertugel
ms Obr. mslhe oen ialt au9enbIitli=
den Soo Der Nermiten Sur 6ol8e bate.
Die Srau bate 9eraoe nad tangent
PrpjeiIiren cine SdeioIn9 BON ibrem
Wanns srlan9t. 8ie Grbitterung 9e-
gen Sbannon 1T 10 0rOB. oaB bon
eiuem Spnbgeribte Die GeOe iii.
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ID Nnnate alt nnS Srci ssuf bod.

g Sprin9fislb, ST., 13. Sept.
Sas Sobn9en bon 6. 8. SilIon
bon Qtbens itarb am 5reita9 an Der
69olerine. Sbtpobl bas aino crit Is |
Monote aft mar, mar es 3 SSuB grob, |
mo9 81 YIuno uno tonnte bersIts ipres
den.
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sarh ben Slit sctGStet.
y ooperst o 10 II, q. o., |
l3. Sept.

Senrp &. Boomers bon bier uno SO.
u. &ernan jr. bon liiicu muroen aelteru
gtahmlttaa auf oem sum Stia9e @oli-
Glnb 9ebOriaen Ireien plaBe. 9 Weilen
bon .bler, pom Ylib eri6la0en. Sin
Spiel luGr i'm GanQe smilben Seams
Der Stia0e- uno Utica 8oli-6lubs,
nno sablreid)e 3uihauer bah'n ih Al
bemlelben ein9elunoen. PlOBlib brad
eln 8elpitter Los llno gllles liei uno
rannte. nm lib 9eSen ben itr6msnoen
@egen 81 ibilBen. yuwers uno Ger=
nan itellten lib unter sinen Baum,
tauln aber maren lie unter benz ihiiBen.
ben glatteroab an9eltagt, als Der
Baum bon einem yliBitrabl 9etruiIen
plroe. Or. Sanorioae BON Giucin=
nutl. Der sufdllia anpeieno mar, pera
iuhte Olles Wto9libe, um Die beioen
lln9lildllden wleoer gum gepuBtiein
au brin9su, lsiosr psr9sbsus.
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@Orte itanben: sd aebe in oas Pa=
rabies" Mun permutbet, odB Der
Wtann Uerriift lit, uno slne gluSabl ble-
Tiger Siirser 1T ibm iest asiolst. Ser
&aoitrampler lit Spliden oisrSi9 uno
iilnIsi9 Sabre alt uno iiebt ba9er uno
beritOrt aus.
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Hieiiae &unogebung.
Ganton, o., Is. Sep

Sn Der Seimatbstaot oss Republics
niiben Yrdliosntihafts eanoloatsu
wuros beute Ofii5lell Die lOtale Wabl=
camp0gne erOnuet. Die SauptitraBen
pranSten iGmmtIia im Shmud Sahl-
rsihsr Sanner uno 6la9aen. Die oIfent-
libeu 8sbduoe lino nit ben gtatlonal=
farben bebGnQt fOt in alien 6enltsrn
bdngsn Die pOrtrGts Wcainlep's uuo
Sobart's, uuo BON sablreiben G6reu=
piprtsn beSriiBen ShilOer nit ejruB-
inibriiteu Die Sauicnoe auspGrtiser
Neiuher.
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Gin Yaar ,WiaiOu1en".
Seattle, gBaIb., Is. Sept.

Seattle, gSdlb., 10. sept.
Gbarles 5. 6iibbat, elmer Der
Gi9entbumsr Der bieli9eu ,,gpening
3imes", pertaufte beute an Die >. Sri=
tiib gtortbUeit Sob Ntinin9 GOm=
panp" @i9entbum i'm GaribOo- 8iliritt
in Sritilbs6Oumbia fir S., 900, 900.
Sas in Der Sertaufsurtunoe 0enannte
Gigeuthum umf0Bt $50 2lfer Der MOuo
Sporaulic Wining GOmpanp. fsrnet
$40 2lfer Der SSiibbad OpOrNulic 6olo
Dtinin9 Gompanp uno einsn 20 Wtei-
len langeu Strib am Gussuslls &iper,
Der bisber @i9entbum oes Quesnele
&iper COB 0tiniug Spnotats 9eweien
1T.
IS bsiBt, baB bic &dufsr Die Dill
Iiondre s. y. 4OOifs uno 4. j. 5.
8ragor bon gtew YOrt, 8ertretsr Der
@oulo'iben Snterellen, repralentlren.