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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05

Gracious! What was that dreadful crash?
Wall of that old house fell in and killed a
man. My was scared. I thought my
swingin shelf of ielies and preserves had
given away.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05

Her heart is broken-yet, tbs queer,
Though deeply merged meath sorrows
pail,
The gowns she use to wear last year
This summer will not hook at all.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05

If Troubled with Rheumatism Read
This.
Annapolis, Md, April 16, 1884, have
used Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheu-
matism and found it to be all that is
claimed for it. believe it to be the best
preparation for rheumatism and deep
seated muscular pains on the market and
cheerfully recommend it to the public.
john G. Brooks, dealer in boots, shoes,
etc. No. Is Main ST.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05

Speed and safety are the watch words
of the age. One Minute Cough Cure acts
speedy, safely and never fails. Asthma,
bronchitis, coughs and colds are cured by
it. Fischer's d Co.'S drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05

Hell wonder how Jones got that awful
case of hay fever?
She-Well l don't know, but l have
heard that Mrs. Sue Fawls, to whom he has
been paying so much attention is grass
widow.
He-Ha! Ha!
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05

A hacking cough is not only annoying
to others, bot is dangerous to the person
who has it. One Minute Cough cure will
quickly put an end to it. Fischer Cos.
drug store,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05

Uncle Rasbury, why did You name your
dog Moreover?
Dat am er Scripture name, Marse John,
How do you make that out, Uncle Rasburyf
Don't You recolcumlect, Marse John,
where dc Scriptures say, Moreover, the
dog, cum an lick bees soresY
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05
Before you buy
your ticket

to Omaha, Chicago, Kansas
City or St. Louis, ask the
ticket.agent about our service
to those and all other eastern
cities.
Ask him if it is not better
than that of other lines-lf it
Is not faster-if the Burling-
ton has not the best cars-the
best track-the best engines
ofany railroad from Colorado
to the East.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05

Oh, who will elevate the stage,
So that the man who now despairs
Can sit with soul unseared by rage
And see above the hat she wears?
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05
The manifest

-. The happlest
- moment in a wo.
~ mans life is when
~ she feels for the
p, first time the cling
. ing caress of her
own baby's fin
gers. How many
thousands of women
Miss this greatest, wo-
manifest happiness,
md live out dreary,
, a b lie SIS, loveless
t.-4a ~
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05

The work of those who grade our streets
May not quite stand the test,
Yet this excuse each one repeats;
We do our level best.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05

At school one always stood the first,
The other boy had naught to say;
Yet he is worth million cool,
The smart boy clerks for two day.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05

G. W. VALIERY, General Agent, Denver.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-05

GEO. W. KNAEBEL,
Attorney for said plaintiff.
Office and postoffice address, Santa Fe,
N
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31

POINTS.
Silver, 2sd. per ounce ID
-DAnk rate, Q per cont
Rio exchange on Londop, eiL
II New York exchange on Loudop, Ae7l.
-Argentins gold premium, 275 per cent
&scme particulars OF the plan OF reorganisstop on
ths Stlsntie and Danvlls Railway will DO found 10 our
advt Using columns.
-qstatemsut Of uoyds Bank, Limited, dated The
18th knstr shows current and other accounts,
fs,5iAsS' '''' IN hand and At D'aA Of E's'''d'
Asa council meeting OF the National Thrift
Societ theld on Saturday, /, was decided that the
o2era$s Of the society during tho NEXT few months
should HmAnly directed TO the iron districts In The
midland couatiss.
,Aeoorting TO statistics compiled by Messrs ssyd
and heilys Credit Index Company, Limited, The
number OF failures In the United Kingdom for the week
ended April 2e was ga including 81 not yet registered
being an increase Of IA as compared with Tie
corresponding week in 1893
Tho Council Of Foreign Boudholders has this da,
received aivces 6sJed tho 3rd inst from the Lo,lco
And River Plate Bank (the a5eais Of tho Crucusyas
bondholders ut Monte Vigo) g., rg chat the as psr
cent oil the customs dues collected from March 10
70 March 81 INCLUSIVE anouatel 10 S2l5,s25, which
mas been RENTED 70 Messrs Gln, Mills Currie snd
Co 10 drait on London at three days sight ct the
eIehaass Q. slid, Tor ges 3l2 for the service OF
he hroe-and'a-baI per cent consolidated debt Of
Uruguay.
The balt.yearly meeting Of the Plym ouib, Devon.
port aud South Wettern Junctoa Railway Company
nas held On Friday las. at s, The Sanctuary, Vest
~ins.er, Sir john Puleston ia the chair-The Chair.
uau, 10 moving tie adoption Of tbs report, which
recommended dividend o. tho ra.s Of 81 per cont on
the ordinary shares expressed the hope that though
progress was SLOW 10 Was satisfactory and that with
better service Of trains, which might be expected
better dividead would be paid The eonAdeuee ia the
directors, Sir John added could not be better shewu
than ty the Absence OF shareholders at the hayeary
meeting Tho report agreed TO- and Mr. Alexander
Young, Mr.. May aud Sir, Horris we're, on the Chair
nAns motion, reelected directors, Aad Mir. Knox was
reappointe1 auditor
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31
POINTS FOR ELECTION OFFICERS.
Important Decision of the Court of Appeals
As to Certain BallOts-IIOw to
Mark Your Ticket.

The Court of Appeals, in decision last
January, holds that the Canvassing
Board, composed of the County Judge,
Sheriff and County Clerk, must examine
and count or reject all the uncounted and
doubtful ballo returned by the election
officers, and must not be governed ex-
clusively by certificate of the officers in
counting the votes cast.
The next point decided is that ballot
marked with a lead pencil instead of
with ink and stencil is valid and must be
or blots on the ballot that appear to be
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31

accidental are such distinguishing marks
as will invaldate the ballot. If the stem
Gil mark should be made just outside the
square that contains the party device or
Just outside the little square opposite any
one candidates name, it does not invali-
date the ballot and it should be counted,
that is if the mark is near enough to the
device or square to leave no doubt as to
the voters intention.
In order to vote a straight ticket, all
that is necessary is to mark cross just
under your party emblem, and inside the
square enclosing the emblem. If you
wish to vote for a candidate on any
other party's ticket, mark cross under
your own party emblem as above, and
then mark another cross u, the small
square at the RIGHT of the candidates
name on the other ticket for whom you
wish to vote.
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nIYntNnS Avn pEpnprs

Lendon Southern Tramways. - After pro-
vidng for debenture Interest. Tho accounts for the
year 1908 show Balance Of $3.50 which the drsc.ors
propoce to carry forward.
North British and Mercantile Insurance.
The directors recommend q dividend OF 81 per share
for the year eudes December lsst payable in equal in.
stslueats on May is md November u next.
Anslo-kussrallen Investment, Finance and
Land Company ;of Sydney) Qn Iouidationl, -
nv Cee hsrtridSs Che rCceiver) writes -" beg 10
.Efotn you the Oar. Justice North has ordered da.
trbntion OF e70oco to tho eve per cent debenture-
holders in the above matter being part Of the sur1
held in court, which hos hsen received from calls
made upon the shareholders in the company. Deben-
s1re-hodsrs who have produced their bonds 10 as
to DO marked in accordance with the directions OF The
ORDER mns: do 50 iIne iatey o:hsrwse they viii not
beach in th!a dssribation"
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31

STILL another estimate Of the value Of the
worlds gold production last year has been made
by the New York Financial Chronicle. 1t figures
out the yield at 1874, $50 o., or 623,7l7 o.. in
excess Of 1892, the increase in value being
about f2,57s,670. The United States is
credited with l,739,0sl o., or $4,000 OF. ahead
Of Australasia, and on increase OF l4l ,Ss OF. on
the yield Of 1902. 1t would thus appear that the
United States has recovered her position as the
biggest gold-producing country in the world /;
but, il Western Australia and South Africa 20
on increasing their yields at the present rate,
there should DO "a tough struggle for the
supremacy this year. South Africa was last
year only l48,700 OF. behind Australasia and
$4,000 o. behind the United States.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31

at the British Museum, and have dispatched 10
that city a sworn declaration that the publica
ton is quite in order. Since then have been
able to obtain the loan of copy of the Financial
News of April Soth, 1891, and It lays here at the
disposal of any one who chooses to call and
examine it. This finally disposes of the assertion
that no such article appeared in that journal
other articles copied from the Financial News
during 1894 have been sent over from here, and
doubtless will be published. The actual paper
lays here and can be seen by any one. am
dear sir, your obedient servant,
VII. DURRANT
To the Editor Washington Post, Washington,
D. c., L. s. A.
Since then the Democratic National
Committee has secured copy of the
Financial News OF the date named and
has prepared cut giving fac smile OF
the page (reduced in size) on which the
article appeared. 1t shows the editorial,
(marked) and other matter, as follows:
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31

graph GGy sHsiO.s SiA az i. r;SG'd EkSrapA S!GIi
a. ar :. 20 I Sss ..:s S y re Ss s
so sSs a.. SS r 81, Pc % no.
hs.s 70 10 TIE o. tes eonea
BsIsrd-S Ihsy should be left aoOo % t.r purchase
C. Ny nave %, high opinion Of the property sua
no Ss ~ ss,sP s lhss may o''''aa
90 ". 'aAo reason WY you should i,ll lLs ,iOci,
@ h:s . sss: ~: sS .s.2 ::...
h.,ls 100 much Money has e;ea irvs.,:a m S9s
s.s, f /: : sa y z. u s: s.sa q
~ ;hos1S %. buy more ,o, An, .,,s,.
ava s;u. can 5. :sS,stsS ie tSi. ". 90 not s.oa
mend Auy pnrchAse al present,
yoS s.ea hold your .S.,s d No. 3, The pSiss nor.
~ tesI 20 sS,,Aes ,si9 p isi sssy IA.
.Ss Ls.s a., ~. S.ss liai''s and 'As Ice
y % sSs s I'i s;sIa ". he &:
Assss No. y yss - sasr e, a.m,
Sad IusL T.; Tue :si =: s ss
T dsss ss:' s ~ ~; ;y i ;sss%ss
D, = Ih;y .s 9S' .e..s soyios n d. yas. g re-:
NAN, Jos ma aSs ,So.SI ssdO s6 Oss Ia aay
TgynssS Y. e ..Il extent, @ II. dlvI S.
lOi!. vi" 1t the rate Of FER cent pss annum " ~ 10
%.l, ga ", 2. i :; s:n .ss:
iasi: % prDclpsl psySsSis a Nod what 5OS have sai
w. tina ago attempted I.us Of a.bsulor,,
ra,seets'sI sad NE ;oF1p.ny IA, done % .s,s M
MICA sstH ii, shares, rh. .eonstrssuon .shsn. q
,e,,hod.rs sho are hsTsb, brought Is.,y % s'Te:f
bssp LsVd Company. With Nsioh has eonnssos. Ihi
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JcpoIyc by the progress that Is being mad

JuDoYG by the progress that is being made
by tie East Koo:enay Exploration Syndicate,
British Columbia is destined before long to take
prominent place among tho gold-Producing
colonies. The syndicate owns, and is vigorously
working, group of placer claims On The Wild
Horse Greek, in the Kootenay district, which
have long besn known TO DO rich in gold, and
only need modern appliances to make them
profitable. These appliances the syndicate will
furnish, and il tho estimate that the property
gravel E, reliable it ought to DO handsomely
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31

FRoM the March statement Of tho Philadel-
pha nd Reading II appears that Yho gross
earnings diminished S52i,lSl, q which
S3i3,555 wfe saved on working expenditure.
The miscellaneous income was smallet than in
March last year. and so the railroad was left
with only S657, 2s0 Of net income to meet
charges aggregating Ss66,S0s. Tho deficit
Of $2os,5Is Is s96,7SO greater than the
shOrtcOming in March. 1898, and on
the Coal Company there is an increase
Of sl68,402 10 the deficit, lssving the
two companies worse of by S265,ls2 than 10
the corresponding month, On the four mouths
Of the fiscal year tho position is not SO bad, the
aggregate deficit on both undertakings being
s22, 1872 less than at the same dato Of last year,
Since December the gross earnings Of both
companies have fallen OF s2,0l9,tl9, but
economy has been studied 50 thoroughly that
the expenditure has been reduced By no loss
than sl,970,355. II Is TO DO hoped that
efficiency has not been sacrificed in OonseuusnOe.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31

AN ingenious gentleman proposes to begin
the investigation Of the psychology Of the
weather. 1t seems that the aotuary Of largo
insurance company fnds he makes so many
mistakes when the weather Is damp or foggy or
thundery that he has to give up his work. Other
people End tho zane thing, and the investigator
proposes to collatc and compare tho experience
Of those who suffer from tho influence Of
the weather. 1t is to be hoped that he will
confne his inquiries to insurance oeices but will
extend them to other branches Of City business,
in which case be will fud that very fin, weather
exerts precisely tho same influence on well, say
stockholders, as fog docs on the actuary, and
induces them to suspend work.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31

represented loss Of 4,75o, 900 Of Haekwan tsels
TO Indian exporters. On the other hand i'm
ports from silver-standard countries into China
increased both in quantities and value. Mr..
Ko2sch remarks that so soon as Chinaman
ends that the tael-which to him is still coin
ofundimiaished purchasing power" failsto buy
the same quantity Of foreign goods as hereto.
fore he ceases to be a customer, and will
supply his own wants by manufacturing tex
tiles from homegrown materials" He co<g
mends this view to sod-currency countries ysseh
are lamenting over dwindlinr trade. ~
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31
ls1IRplIIunll slMlI,lllc ruSfEprHcE.

Tho papers to be read at NE conference 10 be ~
u the Mansion House on wednssday9rd Tks5etA,
wfxRelude -" The a in the general Vesees prleei
in rsSlss h MISREPRESENTATION Of gold, and The diver,
BY Professor ]. 8. Nicholson, MA, D.ss The
Ir.otisabnity Of maintaining = ratio between gold
And silver under an lntsro.tlonAl bimotsllC
Agreement BY Mr. Leonard Courtney, MP.
Tho effects Of the fall IN the general level Of price,
-(a) the agrieultarsts 10 the manufacturer, "a
the waSeeArners, 10 tho merchants, 10 the bankers
% the investors' BY Sir William II. Houldsworlh
Bart, MP. "ThO finances Of IndA,' by Sir DAVID
pAuouL ratio should DO bssd,. BY Mr.. Henry Hueks
0ibba president Of the Blmsisilic League. Mr. A. j.
BLfoaf, MP, will deliver 90 address st Wednesday
neotina
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31
Ia 1UAiRA HARBOUR CORPORATION.

SIR,-Ncsrly SiK months have elApsed since tbs
directors OF tho above company conyensi . meeting
for the purrcee OF althorlsng the creation OF Gl00
seven par eeLt deSenture stock bearing interest from
september, e53 TIE object Of this issns to fun
tire interest 10 default upon the second debsntures
Mach, 1884, TO "pay other liabilities OF the company
and fer the general purposes Of the company"
Although the scheme was duly sanctioned BY The
teudhodesg, aud, according to tho statement Of TIE
dreetors approved OF by tho Venezuslan Govern
menh aching fcrther GpP9aes TO have beon done 10
The matter 40 The dividend for laa: January upou
before alluded 10 involved payment OF i0s. 50. per
eeat in cash 10 the seeond observation-disclosures an1
ADORE the issue OF 100000 new stock IL ia high tmo
that ths directors explained ther prescott position and
circulated the accounts for tho year 1881 a cir,
yours faithfully, W.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31
UsgguiyAN RAILWAYS,
cures Of

II needs bat a glance at the traffic figures Of
the various Uruguayan railways to sekthat tho
improvement which has taken plR,e in the
general tiato Of Uruguay, and which has
caused a very material lacrosse in the customs
revenue, is fully reGectsd in the progress Of tho
railways worked with English capital in that
republic The growth in the customs receipts
has roT re2ched point at which the 10 per cent,
set aside for tie service of the pablo debt CON-
siderably exceeds the amount required for this
purpose, the sum remitted for February, March,
and the FIRST half Of April having reached
G22l 1895, while the amount required for the
May couTon is El0l, 1000, a surplus Of ESQ, 395.
The figures Of tao railway returns arc as
follow =
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31

PArEns arriving by tho last River Plate nail
give a much more rosy Eje51re OF tho etgRto1
Chan recent adYiccs Led Us to expect. The ship.
ments of wheat are very large big profits are
counted on from the alfalfa cre2 even uaizo,
which wcs understood to have been ruined
beyond redempti,l ~ tho drought, is src2oa CT
quite hopefully. The Buenos Ayrc5 papers
have no. for long tiue writtsn in such C.
tone Of cheerful confidence es they now exhibit,
and VIC may take it that there is 10 logger Q
ghost Of q reason for looking forward 70 the
Tad times predicted SO reeklessly week OF
two ago,
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31

THERE is moro mystifcation about the
Louisville Illinois Central purchase of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Southwestern. One day
we are told the Louisville is bringing suit to
compel the Illinois Central to carry cut its part
Of the bargain, and the next it is announced
that the aston has been taken wi, bout the
knowledge or consoat OF tho leading louisville
officials. BY whom, then, is it taken, and With
whGt obioctl Has tho Illinois Central rsponted,
and is it trying to get out of tho deall What
does it all mean, and why has this transaction
beea from the first wrapped up in mystery
A straightforward statement on the subisot i9,
surely, duo from The Louisville officials.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31

Tx tho 1898 report Of Mr. KOpscts Statistical
Secretary Of the Chinese Imperial Maritime
Customs, the silver question bulks largely
The rise in the rupee, Mr.. Kopech explains.
enhanced the Talue Of Indian opium 90 much
that Chinese consumers gave u up and took V
the native drug. A deorOase Of % per cent. I'd
the quantity Of cotton yarn imported from
India occurred last year, and the Imports Of
raw cotton from India we're only half thoss Of
1893. The decline on these two articles alone
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31
STOCK slgRANss SETTLING GAYS.
Settling Days tho Stock Exchange as follow -
CossoGs, Friday, MAy q.
SHOCKS AND SHARES.
Continuation Days Tieket Days. Psy DayS.
We'd, Msy9. Thurs., Nay TO- Friday, Nay IL.
Hsn May %. Tues, May ~. Wed, NJ! 30.

SATURDAYS decline in tho prios Of silver was
very slight, although it was announced from
Calcutta that the question Of rcoparing the
mints has not boon before tbs VioeToy's Council
in any shape or form. No doubt, the te.egre m
is perfectly accurate but as the affairs Of India
arc now bungled in whitehall instead Of bcing
regulated at Calcutta, tbo ansxer to the cues
ton 10 be addressed to toe Secretary Of State
to-day on the subject must be awaited 5sloro wa
can confidently assume that tie Indian currency
is not again tc be intsrfsred with.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31
TIE JAnvls-coSELM TRUST.

IV Nv II''7T " 4uE IHANV1AL ktEWbs
SHINY excuse for again addrcIaing you on tho
stAtsrent which "a being privately circulated, that
the reorganization Of the company Is assured. Ths
3" d, and c" securities are how under tho prev
lection OF The English court and no scheme taa DO
quarter majority OF those pressu. or voting BY PROXY
al meeting OF debentura hodsrs bat the subsequent
approval OF the court. a." and &C debspsurS
holders dissenting from The scheme should at onea
Gil up and return me the form which basa sent them
-YOurs obedienLy, W. Q<pE'oN-AArLE-
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HERE'S THE PROOF.
That That London Financial News
Editorial Was Not a
Forgery.
A Fac Smile Copy of the Page on Which it
Appeared.

Early in the campaign a number OF
newspapers, am ing them the BULLETIN,
copied an article from the London Finan-
cial News, which said, among other
things, that if the United States were to
adopt a silver basis British trade would
be ruined within year.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31
rps 1usco.pussI,N COMMERCIAL srllrlcus.

Sr. PkrzRsBuRo, April A-Ths newspaper state.
n1est that . commercial treaty between RussiA and
Torksy has actually bean concluded is premature II
= T9s that The preliminary nsgotAtons are in very
forward state but The treaty viii not become operative
until the commercial conventions TO be concluded
BY Me Porte with other Powers come into force
Restcy.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-31
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

n As Kdllor q TaE FINANCIAL NEws.
SAL see that this company has applied 70 the
COMMITTEES Of the Stock Exchange for quossuon Of
kl,oc0o0o additional OF -four per cont dsbAntnrs
stock. Has this boon recently sold II so 70 whomt
Surely, srshns shareholders should have hrst ehoiss
In block OF this sort And is this not large addition,
in these bad times, 10 the capital involving $4,000
aleN2 HOLDER.
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probably be more cheerful reading for the Pre-
ference and Ordinary shareholders, and for
the debenture holders, than those previous very
dcleful documents Issued by the directors
Prospects Of the Urugnayan railways generally,
as .indica SD S fa1ssssss'' are
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TIE VOICE QE he PUBLIC.

TIE Elaor Is not Ioasb!e for opinions sspre,se
vaacr s4S hcaR CJSrsspoRdeals s.HJt accompany al
letters VIA ser rave, ana GdGressss (aot Aecstsarily
oy YS6li1Iii0H, but "a epiGes0s OF good Jai1) aRS
DIuSs arits 0a cue Sids Of tAs Paper only.1
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Republican papers soon denounced the
article as forgery.
Democratic papers then published fac
smile copies of the clipping, as furnished
by Durraut's Press Clipping Bureau OF
London.
About the middle of September,
Beriah wilkins, editor of the Washing.
ton City Post, wrote Mr.. Durrant to know
whether the fac smile was correct.
Here is the answer he received:
DURRANT's PRESS CUTTINGS
81 HoLBoRN VIADUcT, LONDON
W. DURRANT, Proprietor.
September 30, 1885,
Dear Sir The facsimile of newspaper clipping
you inclose with your favor dated the 22nd OF
September, 1896, 0he authenticity OF which is
now beyond question:, is an editorial appearing
in the Financial News (newspaper) of April SOth
1891 Upon receiving a similar clipping from
Chicago | at once compared it with the file kept
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Increases Other securities e34e 76o; note, In oiropls
non, ZIG $50 current accounts El00 $780, Decrease,
Com gold and silver and bullion, El35,s4o,-,
Reuter-. 'T'N