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BreadstufYs and Grains.

San Francisco. March 1l.-Flour-Fa mily
extras. sidll0: bakers extras. s.. 993eo.
superiine, s.. s5d3.l0.
Wheat-Shipping wheat. $40 for No. /.
and sl.llh. al 12is for choice: milling wheat.
81. 2ol1 s7i4.
Barley-Feed, fair 10 good. 67iza70c:
choice. IKE; brewing, s2ieG7l2c-
Oats-Milling, 15dS0c: Surprise, s0I95c
fancy feed. s0Qs2l1c: good to choice, 72ta %
TIC: poor to fair, 65ef1oc; black. for seed,
s5cdsl.1o; gray, 7oQ75c; red. for seed, s5e4
si.05
Receipts-Flour, quarter sacks, 1oo51: do.
Oregon. 9.5es; do. Vallejo. $500; wheat, CEN
tails. 400: do Port Costa, $3.50; barley. GEN.
tails. 1876; beans. sacks, $500; corn, Ne
hraska. centals, 500; potatoes. sacks, LIZA;
do. Oregon. 1856; onions. sacks, ls2; do.
Oregon. 100; bran, sacks. 955: do, Oregon,
1856: middlings, sacks, $50: hay. tons. 400;
wool. bales, 4; wine, gallons, 90. 800: brandy.
gallons. 1900: hides, number. li6; quick
silver, TASKS. $50.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Middlings. slea1s50: bran. sl24l250.
Hay-Wheat. SsQil5o; wheat and cat, ST. so
9!e 50: cat. s7Sefi0; alfalfa. 37ae; barley
s7fi9: clover. s6Qs; compressed. 81. 5o7f0. 50 !;
stock Ssef7. 50: straw, s5ds0c per bundle
Potatoes-SalinasB urbanks. ,5a7soc river
Burbanks. snaioc Oregon Burbanks. 500
75c; river reds, 5o6s0sc; Early Rose, 4cq50c
MERGED sweet potatoes, s24e5
observation-disclosures onions. $4,000:
Oregon onions. 5oGS5c: Los Angeles toma-
toes. 81. 25ai.5o: string beans, s1i2Iac; green
peas. Los Angeles, 2m3c: green peas bay.
se3i'ec; cahbages. 4oG50c: garlic. 3i4G5c:
dried peppers. l0d12iac; mushrooms. s0I5c;
asparagus 3dsc; dried okra, 12IlIl5c; rhu-
barb. 65cGsi; egg plant. l0li2isc.
Fruit-Apples. No. ! good. s0cIs1 Is;
common. 6nf775c: fancy. sI50d1. Is; Next
can lines. $50; California lemons COM
mon, SOL. Is; do good to choice. i209li n ;
fancy. 81 80: California oranges, seedlings
slTI2s: do navels. 81. 5all2 81: bananas,
sla2 pineapples. S250Q5. rersimmon dates.
81 seas
Fancy creamery. lsdlec: sec
onds i6@l7c: farcy dairy. 15Gisc: seconds,
l6qi7c.
Cheese-Fancy mild new. llll2c: fair to
good. 9nioc, Easf IN. l24i+c.
Eggs-Store. lofs1oisc: ranch, ie11ii5c
Poultry-Turkey gobhlers, l2iz1lic: tur-
key hens. 12i.dise; ROSTERS, old S. 5a1t
DO young. sS5077g hroiiers. small. std5;
do large. s. SNes5 So hens. s+ds: ducks, s7GS:
geese, 81 5osfi7s: pigeons old, s. e5l2 50;
do young. s. 2sef25
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NEW YORK Markets.


New York. March Ito all practical
intent Tobacco constituted the days stock
market Dealings in IL completely over
Swallowed the operations Of the other
shares in point of animation and extent
OF fluctuations. The stock figured for 10
ess shares out of an Aggregate for the en-
tire list OF aE, $50 shares. The hammer rec
ord of any stock in any one day within the
past fifteen months had been held by
sugar, 1900 shares, and was reached in
December. 1854. Blocks OF Leo TO s.0a
shares frequently changed banda. and
number Of leading houses are credited with
purchases Of anywhere from 10000 to a.
90 shares. One prominent Broadway COM
mission arm took about so.esss shares. The
movement was. on its face. manipulated
by powerful interests The ostensible basis
was reporfS Of q compromise between the
trust ana several Of Its most important
competitors. and of the probable ahSorp-
ton OF the properties. The strength Of
Tobacco impaired sympathetic strength
to other Industrial shares. Sugar rose
III. The railway shares were neglected
and evidenced tendency 10 sag. but the
concessions We're not important, aside from
Missouri Pacific. which dropped IL per
cent Sugar was unfayorahly affected by
rumors Of poor trade conditions. which
might compel a temporary shutting down
OF the refineries. The market left on IT.
regular, with the net changes in each d.
rection fractional in most cases and about
evenly divided on each side of the account.
The bond market ruled moderately active.
and a firm tone prevailed. The Northern
Pacifics were shaded to a slight extent,
The total sales were 81 -. 600.
Government issues sold off a small frac-
ton, on sales OF $4,000.
Mon~y and Exchsnge-
Money on call, easy at 3GSir per cent:
last loan 5. closed 5: prime mercantile pa
per. 5as. Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at A.ssa
ieia for demand and "a. ISL. for sixty days:
posted rates. $4S7i1a4sS and 81 50: CONNER
cial bills. $4.s6is Bar silver. ssasc. Silver
certificates, 6s7sQSsiSc.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
eTEAMER WIILAPA.
Can't t2eorGa R0terta

leaving Seattle for Alaska March Il.
snc every fifteen days thereafter.
tos freight and passenger rates apply to
J. q. CARROI.f. Agent.
6chwahacher Dock Tel. Pike q
cHAs. L. PEABODY. General Manager.
9aattte
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L~tly. except Sunday.
LAaves Ev~ vtt s.l6 r. m. .. m.
Leaves SeatN.e II 30 a. IN. and 20 .. m
oundays-LeAves Seattle 40 p m |:
ieaves Everett ii a. m.
Fare-single trip. 75c: round trip, g. Is:
connects with boats tor Tacoma and sno-
hcmish.
handing Coleman dock. foot Of Marion
street.
oEATrbE AND TACOMA NAvI0A-
TON COMPANY.
claud TroCp Pres. r. ". Goodhuo &c.
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RUTTER.

Ranch ssi Dairy Butter very scarce anS
,rsrxlnx good prices. Ship to US. We -
cash on arrival
NO COMMISSION.
JOHN b. AGES. sso-sc Western svsnsN
s.vreP Marion strOse
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,.,,,.,,r berth In tourist sleeper; iis. in
ii,.tt,, berth n Pullman sleeper For trails
S s-,s,s. - noon. March n Southern Pa
i rs. - ;, off,ce. sIs Front street.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
erRS GARLAND AND EvANGEk

,ssatiie and 1vwnsend- Nesh Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves lesler dock Mon
sNts' Ne,incssiays and Fridays al II Is
= n Tor Fort Townsend. Port Williams
est,ysburs fA,.ht Cf.llsr, nav ana Nenh
oAy. returning. arrives Seattle - y. IN.
opposite days Steamer ENangei leaves
,Nirr dock for Fort Angeles and Victoria
.sodArs Wednesdays and Fridays a.
Pa
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=, ~ . NNFNI'. IN FFFECT JAN, I.
NORTH oouni-Lesves Seattle I q m !:
ase Port Townsend . m. leaves rrt-
Ss hareor 10 ~ a m: leaves Roche
cen " D m.
souh boune-fesves New Whatcorn 4 g.
leave. Roche Hsrbor 10 q. IN: ieAves
eteay tiarbor IL a. m: leave. Port
In.
- n Thompson. rnsnager owner. Lilly.
SsNtns &C. agents. City dock
InlerhNna Mait, n
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

srEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
varying United States mall. leaves City
scck. foot OF Main street. Monday
Wednesday, and Friday at n m. for
ter' Townsend. san Juan islands and
Sss Whatccm- Returning. leaves New
~aa'com Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
sAy. al a. IN
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA.
leaves Harringtons dock. foot OF WASH
inston street. Tuesday. Thursday and SAT-
Port Gamble, Seabeck. Brinnon. HoIley.
Desatto, Liiliwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Union city. Returns alternate dayA
Fare 10 Union City. 81; round trip. 81. 80;
10 seabeck and way points. 5,c: round
srp, 75c. II. TROUTMAN. Master
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

p.spatch steamers from Seattle - fol-
FOR San Francisco. via Port Townsend
And Victoria. at a. m. tpassengerp re-
segyed on board at ] a M March :, 8, IL.
For Aiaska-March 4. Q and II at q. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports at o. m. March 8. 10,
4. b. Is. d..
Tickets may b. obtained At the ONCE Of
Ne company at Ocean dock, Seattle.
J. r. TROWBRIDGE, p. q. 0up1.
0OODALL. PERKINS q CO,
General Agents San Francisco.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Str Del Norse. from San Francisco for
HcQuizm.
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FOR COOKE INLET.

- Al So aoner kliA johnson. carving
- Ald e-4Sscrgrrs. siil De alspAtch-d
seattle ftr Gst raAf cs COOKS frirt
ssssI ga - As-lut Mar,h Il For fprtNs-
60 Aggsy a. Nr'ice. = kox~sl
y..-- corner Columbia street ana
avenue. :. A. HATFIELD,
Arer,
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. club. 5sc: blue stem. &c. dull
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETs.

Portland, March H.-Wheat-Valley. SO
sc; Walla Walla. 6ec per busheL
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closing Quotations.

Cat.le-Rec@s2;s sccAy were urexpers- |
cay s.naIl. Aa5 prices 4vsnced sc aad tn |
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nv on THE FLYER"

M on THE FLYER"
sEArrLE TO TACOMA
.,sod tr4os daily. except sunday.
ace hour and twenty-nys minutes
y ~TiTF STFag ~ ri YER.
.-.,,.r daily trips. Seatte-TacomA
EatSs,, EFFrrT TUESDAY. NAY L
1AA1~ TINE CARD.
r,~,. fare ayc: round trip. 7sc.
80. ~asf.e-1.E: u.B - M: 3slk. 81
law Tscoma-sn =; l "a - -
s>s,sIe-T q. n; II m: 5 p. m
49, fncoma-s.D O. m: I'm. IL >. -
~s,r 4, Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
- ana Commercial dock. FOOT q ma
~ n,dsvs' steamers Ffyse and State -
4aessnKton fare Nc
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MARION AM ssArrI.E ROUTE

STEAMER Ray CITY.
as.s Cily dock. foot OF Main street
s1ag Thursday and Saturday at > p
., ArssSgJes. FAlraAven and What
ksAaEairr caves NAAtcom SUNDAY,
-. ,,saAy Ant Friday at $ p N
p. .,,sarars s Co. City Dock. ASen;A
s-eas. Msla 81
" y FILLS. Owner.
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FOR COOKS INLET.
STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Seattle April LIST.
J. O. HESTwOOD. lessee,
olympic block. under ". p. ticket office.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
arrAMER RosAIJr

GIFsANFsN kSOSAI>IE
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend osiiy. except Sunday. At
q m: returning. leaves Victoria At .
, N. Steamer George u. Starr leaves for
Port Townsend and way points daily. eH-
oept Saturday, at = D. m: Sunday. direct,
., - m: returning direct. leaves Port
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Steamer LAkme leaves for stx-Ale
creek. Cook inlet, direct, March o
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foRT ORCHARD AND FORT WASH
IN.iION RlIfTE

TNU IVsS IkVI I Z.
Steamer A. X. Robinson. carrying u. 9.
mail leaves city dock. foot OF Main street
rsa a. IN. arrives at Sidney at lD.is a
D. Arrives az silverdale at u IN. Leaves
sivsrdale at 1915 y m. leaves sidney on
isturn at p. m. Daily. except Sunday
Pare. &c. 4 ". Robinson, master. LAZY,
hoSsrdus a Co. agents Telephone. Main
a.
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Observations taken at all stations al
p M. 18th meridian time 6 o. m Pacific
ume.)
GEORGE N. SALISBURY.
Observer IN C2Axge
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GRAN CONVENTION.

Nos c0munican del Puerto de
Luna, que de cOnformidad con la
llamada del Presldente del PsFtdo
del Pueblo Undo y Democratic de
ese c0ndad0, una convention fue
tenida ensel Puerto de Luna, el dia
q del c0rricnte, con el flu de nom.
brar Delegates d In convention
Democratica Territorial, que Sc
verliicara en- Las Vegas oil dia 10
del cOrriente.
Los siguientes caballeros so ha.
llaron presentes como represen.
tantes de los diferentes precintos
del c0ndado:
Roman Dodge y PerfectO Baca,
preeinto No. 0; Luis N. La Testu Y
Luz Padilla, precinto No. 10; Oata.
rino Oasaus, Florentino Sena v
Julian Gonzales, s,precinto No.1l;Ni.
colas Madrid v Cecilio Aragon.
precinto No. 2; Juan SerranO v
Nepomoceno Carabajal, precinto
No. |; Jose |. Garcia y Justo Val.
verde, precintO No. 3; Roman Ca.
saus y Lorenzo Labadie, precinto
No. 4; Jose Sanchez Y SediIlo Y
Antonio Serrano, precinto No. 5;
Emilio Segura y Pedro Ma. Gale.
goa, precinto No. @; Dolores Pa.
dllla y Candido Aragon, precintc
No. Il Jesus Barela y Cleto Cha.
: veg, precinto No. 8; Gregorio Mu
hiz y Gablier, precinto No. 12.
La convention despues do IN
berse lnstalado con Don Lorenz,
Labadie como preataenfu aaao,
} Don Cafefin0 Casans como score
farf0, pFoaedl6 ~ uoHbfaHafsnho
! 80. : is@s~ssssfos para IN convention
de Las Vegas, y los slguientes re.
sultaron electot;
Periect0 Baca, Roman Dodge,
Carlos Casaus v PeblO Aragon.
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TrIste. DefunciOn.

III Martes en- Ia mahana pas6 A
mejor vidt la espOsa de DON Ra'
mon Truilllo, de este lngar Su
muerte fue q reSultas de nua liehre
que Sc le Prolong6 por cerca de
dos meses, sieudo indtiles 0s au-
xiIios que prOporciOua Ia clencla
medica y los carihOs y cuidadOr
de su espOse, para cOntenerla
Sns funerales se veriicaron e
Microbes en- la mahaua, de su re-
sidencia al cementeriO de la ciu
dad.
Dam0s el mas sentido p6samt
al ahigido esnnsn y demas deudol
he ia tinado
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&1.40 por una
Capa de lana,
de sehora, EN-
todlos colores, ~
bien cOnpuesta
gei~'.~-lares de
1882 por un
surtid0 de Ca
pas, de estilo y
bien c0mpues-
tas. Este es
valor especial.
~ 1Spor una
linea de llnfsi'
mas Capas en-
los dltimOs Co
l0feS.
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NUN. 20
ANARQUISTAS EN- ESPANA.
ArrojarOn una bOmba explOSiva
en- medic de la procession de
Corpus Christi.
OCH0 PERSONALS MURIERON EN-
Ell ACT0 Y MUCHAS QUEDA.
RON HERIDAS DE GRA-
VEDAD.

Parece que los anarquistas Eu-
ropeos han vuelto desatar su fu.
ria y emprendido su obra destruc-
tora. Barcelona, Espafa, ha sido
su punto de principle, en- cuyo lu.
par, seguu las dltimas noticlas, SO
aprovt,h del tempo cuando
el pueblo religioso llevaba al Dios
de la Eucaristia en- procession, ell
Domingo EN- Ia mahaDa, para AFRO
jar en- su medic una b0mha de di.
namita que. al hacer explosion, SO
ahri6 nm boquer0n espaptoso Ell
la masa eOmpacta de feigiOsos,
Ideiando ell suelo, por nm largo tire.
cho, regado de cadayeres Y perso.
mas que fneron heridas de grave
dad. 0cho fu6 el ndmero de vic.
timas que mnrieron en- el act0,
veintiunO ell ndmero de personas
que quedaron heridas de gravedad
y diez y ocho mas 8 menos lesio-
nadas.
III ultraje fue acompa6ado de
un caracter de atrocidad peculiar.
I'll pueblo caminaba en- procession,
y al hincarse en- frente dc nm altar,
fue arrojada la bomba por alguno
do los circumstances, que Sc per.
di6 entire la muehedumbre sin que
fuera identiticado. Las victimas
fuerOn en- su mayor parte muJeres
y nin0s inocentes, per0 SO cree
que ell asesino intent6 Ia b0mba
para algunas pers0nas distingui.
das que ihan en- Ia procession, en-
tre elias el General Desbuloyna.
La pOlicia sospecha que el indi-
viduo que arroj6 la bomba es al.
gun anarquista, y consecuente.
mente han sido arrestados varios
suietos que profesan esa doctrina
perniciosa. Entire los objetos que
ha haIlado la policia la encontra.
do muchos documentos que ponen
de manifesto que los anarqulstas
on tOda la Europa estan de acuer.
do para hacer terribles manifesto
! clones pOr todo el Continente Eu.
ropco, q un tempo sImuItaneo
con ell I'm de causW consternaciou
general entire los habitantes y ate
rrorizar A los gobiernos.
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AparicIon de una Profeta.


Algunos peri6dieos de Mexico
siguen ocupaudose De uua jdveu
de Tahasco, que estai profetizan'
do desastres para Mexico. Ono
de estos es "El Notieioso.n de Ia
Ciudad de Mckee, qnA dice;
Mucha sooSacIon estan desper-
tondo en- todo Ell Estsdo, las visio.
mes misteriosas de nna i6gen. M.
tural de Ia Villa de Mascuspaa .,
que el vulgo ha dado EN- llamgI
( Santa.
| Spgnn informes fdedignos, h
referida j6ven es orginaria del We,
cindario de Jimenez; tipue uuos e
amos de edad; es soltera, morena
esbelta y de no mal0s higotes
Como criada EN- el campo Y de IA
milia humilde, ha tenido ell hahitc
de frecuehtar, sola, los bosques
del lugar, que sc nos atirma sol
solitarios { impOnentps p0r su par
tiGular vegetael0n, eE que es wien
to cOnstante despierta ecOs miste
riOsos.
AN la Santa la vi6tG desarfo
liar su espiritu an6mlo, que as
cendiendo cada dia en- su excita
bilidad, lleg6 FL momento en- que
al hallarse s0li en- un n0sque, viz
apaIecer a su vista una virgrr
desronocida que le eomunic6, rol
frases de duznra divina. los secre
t0s del Espiritn Suiremo, exhor
tandola para que divu'gase ln nal
uueva de un desplomo seguid ID
incendio general en- t0da esle GO
marca. que dehe ser annnciad
por pl hrchO extra rdiuari0 de gu
los nihos que todavi, no hahla
platicaran, dOminaHd0 el idl0m
como cualquier aduIt0.
FL Cura de In parrequla respeC
: tiva, visit6 Fl lugar d. la apar
ci0n, cor $ solemuidpdes rehgiC
saS one el cas0 merecP, y ha ten
do largas contereucis& con IL Sal
tara nppSenelfo 8qffs6f, 8q ffss6f,tc lie sns exiri
mas revelaciones.
I.a actitud beatica Y ell aspect
mistico de sus modales y coslun
bres, agregados a la rara coinc
) dencia de haberse desplomadO {
puente de Slhaja, en Macuspant
el de 4 rag va, en esta ciudtd,
pl derrumbe de un block de tierI
que pOr c0ntiguracion de- terren
e sc desplom6 EN- un caminO de
Villa antes citada, han atIaido ]
: atenciOn de tOdos, Y Sc dice IN
+ Monsehor Am6sbuits, 0bispO d
: esta Di0cesis, ha ordenadO 50
traida d su preseneia In privilege
da j6ven macuspaneea,
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Desean saber su psrad ero.

Suplica "El Monitor" de III
Pnso, Texas, Ia reproduction de 10
siguiente:
III l2 de Junio del aho pasadO
saliO de cindad Jaarez 81 Sr. Sabas
Cardea. md,po de prdefiou, con
rumho a Dpming, n. y, ignoran.
'-..a tnalmente - pHr4derO. Su
feridente en- dicha
pJ0'aeion desea teDer algnDas no.
ticias d cerca de q, para cpnsuelo
de sus iust0s padecimientOs,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1896-06-13

que sc pnso a iuforua al sohre su
proyeoto cuaudo no haha la me
nor oportuuidad le que pasara a
ser lev durante eSta session del
congreso. Sin dnda que Ell tenia
en- vista ell prop6sito dc venir a
Nuevo Mexico d dewr que habia
hecho ell atentado de pasar ell rio
pero que Sc habia atol'aao anteS
de pasar al otro ladU Y que que
ria que 10 volviera d mandar a
Washington para yer 81 podia sa
lir del ataseadero.
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IA CONTENCION De CHICAGO.
Los DemoerataS libre platiStaS
tendran una gran Mayorla
de los Delegates.
LOS ESTAD0S DEL SUR Y 0CCI
DENTE s0LTD0S P0R Ell ME
tai BLANC0.

Los Dem0cratas manejadores
del movimiento libre-platisla en-
el oriente, sostienen que tendran
en- su favor dos terceras parties de
los 9lS delegados que sc rtuuan
en- Chicago q principlos de Julio,
para postular candidates. para pre-
sidente v vice.presidente de Ia
naci0n.
1 Esto sera tai yez una exagera
ciou, ,porqne no es possible que con
tando los oristas con todos los IS.
tad0s del 0riente, puedan tener
Hos platistas dos terceras parties
de los delegadOs; pero 10 que 81 6
cierto.y esta ooncedid0 p0r losad0.
radOres del becerro de oro, es,que
los soportadores del metal hlan-
co tendran tan inmensa may0ria
que no solo adOptaran una plata
furma eonforme a sus miras sinO
que finaImeute haran sucumblr q
sus antagonistas y los candidates
nOminados seran firmes adheren'
tes de la libre aeunacion de la pla.
Ia.
Los estad0s que va Sc han de
elarado libre-platistas y electo de.
legados de acuerdo con ese dogma
son los siguientes; Alabama, %
delegados; Colorado, s; Iowa, 26;
Kansas, Is; Kentucky, 20; MiSsi
Ssippi, lS; Mossouri, "a; Nebraska
l6; North Dakota, 6; OHIO, 6; Ore
gon, s; Sonth Carolina, Is; Tenne
sse, "A; Washington, 7; Wyoming
6; Indian Territory, 6; Distrito d,
Colombia, 3.
Los delegados oristas hasta Ia
lecha, sou los siguientes; Maine
II delegados; Massachusetts, 80
, Michigan, %; Ntw H. nmsphite, s
, New Jersey; 20; Ono, 2; Pensllva
/, MIA, 81; Rhode Island. s; Soutl
: Dakota, 8; Vermont, s; Washing
ton, /; District OF Colombia, |
Total 1870.
DE los estsdls que todayia NJ
hau escogidO deltgador, los 81
gulciites feclaman i0s plaustaS
Al kansas, l6; California. is, Flo
-. 4 a. Lu
uois, 46; Oklahoma, 6; Indiana, &c
. Luis ana, Is; Montana, @; Nevada
6; New Mexico. 6; North Caroline
-; Ohio, 80; Ttxa 30; West NI
j gluia, .; Wyoming, 6; Arizona,
Utah, 6; Total 30l.
, Delrgad0s 0ustas que tiene
- que ser elrctos:
q Connecticut, IL; Drleware.
l Maine, IL; Nueva York, ~; Obi,
. 10; West Virginia, 3; Wisconsin
q "a.
q DE los dos estadOs que deismo
a citad0r, quedau dos que 40 mel
4. clOhahOs p0rque tStali en- Ia list
de los dudOsos. EslO sou Mar
land Y MluesGta. Los platista
Green que podlau ganaros, y
asi resultase, pntnucrs los sOpOtt,
y dures del metal blauro pOdIau hi
l. Ger o que les de la gdDa en- la COZ
u veuri ~.
e Tambien esta cOncedido que lo
= republiranOs adoptaran una plnti
J. folma Orista Ell su cOnyenciOl
u y que sus candidates seran adori
n dOres del becerrO de orc. Il
vista do este, los repubIicanOs pl
e' tisIas de los estadOs del sur Y o,
p cidente, estan hablando de sepsr
u cion de su partido para adherirse
partid0 de la libre acuhaciOn {
10 la plata.
~ Todo esto hace muy problem
eleccion presidehclae, "a lRy RrpHhP "
chos republicauos prominent
Fl que dudan el que su partido pu
10 da triunfar con una plataforr
Orisla.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1896-06-13

El casO dR t-xT~-T,. =. s'''' o. ''''l'
uOmicidi0, fne ell IlltimO que sc
iuzg6 durante este termino de In
Corte. La investigation dur6 tres
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1896-06-13
EN TERCRR GRADo.

Este fue ei dIctamen del Jurad0
en- Ia causa de LazarO Abeyta.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-13
Ordinance Mo-. 1917
IN Ordinance to 0rou;de for lighting lie Streets q tie
City Of Lewiston e0iM -4rc Lights and to -lb3~o-
braate .Money Therefor


THE Cry LEWISTON DOES ORDAIN AS Follows:
SEC That there be hereby appropriated any
the Street Light Fund appropriated
the of Eight Hundred and Eighty Dollars
payment for the services Arc lights
the streets of the City of lewiston Idaho Lewiston
Light and Power Co.. for Of eight months points
designated resolution prepared by the Council said City
at regular meeting thereof held the 9th day January
1896 such other place places the Council
City may hereafter des Said date from the time
actual service shall begin and payment
monthly nstalments of One Hundred and Ten Dollars
SEC. This Ordinance force from
and after days after its passage approval and publication
Passed the Council February 3rd 1896.
J. W. POE,
City Clerk
Approved February ,rd 1896
c. f. MoNTE1rH,
Mayor