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PRODUCE.
California. 81.
you 24s1l214c;
black-cycd pei
l5liie Star lgc,


BEANS -- California. small white &c,
per lhi Bayou 24sW29sc pink 2SsQ29sc;
Lima hii 4T ks biackceyed peas 5.2c,
lie. fancy ElEn creamery. 22c: fresh
Texas country S0 poe If In good condition
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lie; prints l2l4c
Elgin dairy bricks JSc.
CABBAGE Texas S2.2jq2.5O in crates;
large sacks SlI5.
Wisconsin fun cream t3c fancy filled
cheese lie; Swiss 2AI29c imitation Swiss
rVlSc; brick cheese l5c; Iimhurger l5c
EGGS-Tcxas in cases. S'4U9c.
ONIONS s00S5c per hushel: onion sets,
In bushel toXos S2.0102 Is per box.
PEPpER-C Chile 14015c per 10.
pOTATOES-Col 50VjJc; sweet po-
tatoes i0H50c Seed toes-Fennessop
Triumph $500 per l0-peck barrels or $40
per bushel IN sacks; New York seed pota-
Toes 81 s5l1 90 per S-hushel barrels.
POULTRY - Chickens, per dozen, old
IS oO0lGo0 ducks S2.50a350; geese $4,000
40
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LIVERPOOL SPOTS.
NEW YORK FuTuRrs

Opened steady at an advance; i?lu
Quict aud irm closed quiet ana steady
sales. ia3, 500.
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BUSINESS BAROMETER.
h, 10 the Condition of Trade
Generally.
|.,rury1 IN Sill YER CONTINUES.
x,r Ten Cents Higher Than
~ s.nYuary--ootton Seed
oil Lower.

,, Monday, February "a.
h'. ..s If over / cent in bar silver
W. certificates at New York today
~ s,,ssable feature of the general
..used considerable comment
~. ,.ss. circles. The tendency of
p, saes inward for some time, and
~ now about 10 cents higher
(i's =. At this time in 1895 silver
~ .rere offered at 90 5-S, while
|sles W., todav was zoe. A similar
tsi,s Ply, Ply, recorded IN London, and
u pas 10 today was very urn.
|lns,s, ~, is ascribed 70 ths E tl,-
(lpi ., NJ financial affairs, when
P'psg' show a better feeling
Pc 70 . s, conditions OF trade, ana
Q ihu'" of corporations, there Is
esisie although the tendencies
p e,as a and the feeling is growing
|fefso ~ hopeful. Henry Clews.
i' Nsw York banker, says In his
lal ~" \, ,s conceded that there Is
slaar prospect of a year com ,
cs from distrusts; ana that
4 lizards safe basis FOR ell on
az AZ, extending far into the ftl-
h n Nv, however, to certain spe-
Mans 1ds which have long disturbed
aluy ~ our finances on both sides
NV ,sn,ir there Is a change so
aim Az important as to lay the basis
|;, aan revival in Wall Street in
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New Orleans. La February zA-causHsrs
s gead eranulatod. iN1pt ILLS; whites,
l6-isfi4 9-l6: yellows. 3kgfss; seconeA. IN
"a l3l6 Afolasses. steady; open kckues
none In first hands; centrifugal, W.T.
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WOOL.
,,o,,aroN HIDES AND WOOL,

HOUSTON HIDES AND WOOL.
Prices paid by receivers;
Dry flint, selected. ...........'...-. ~
Dry salt ....,. ...'s.....'s........ -"
D WysooIMUuoiatiors strictly nominal
Twelve months. medium .......... shx
twelve months, mo .........ss W
siI months l92o less
Tallow-- = s,a
Prime .................''''''''' -
Bee3wax- "a ~,s
New York, February si-DTy uoods;
inrse numbers and the johbins depart
ments OF trade have felt their presence
in an improved demand and sales. Print
ing cloths dull at 2AHz HIS TOT " squ'ases'
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Market fairly supplied with stock; de
mind upht.
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New York. February - The cotton
market opened lli3 points higher ana M.
vanccd 2d3 points further on better clnss
OF cable news than had been expected,
hut later the feeling was mueh weaver.
under less favorable later Liverpool cables
and gloomy reports from the dry goods
statistical situation nnd private cables
snying that English spinnors were In
cludcd 10 buy against thor hummer needs
In Vbaw Of the possibility OF q corner m
vited by tho strength Of cotton statistics.
The market closed quiet and steady AT q
net decline OF 1ffi points.
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New York. February a. ~ "
Bros & co.'s cotton letter say.' lnr
,,,I. arJ ne prospects of large plant
ine while last season they were on me
m, w or n rood trade and u decided roduc-
lion acrnnge Therefore the SITUATION ~
r,orc ,rzzitne than at any time TINS
s'ason 4 rraorf Was current during ~"
AFTERNOON that several Of the Eastern
millg were expected 10 20 on short tine
within the mex, ten days because ut thtir
InabIiitV 10 sell their goods, as these re
uorts were accompanied by selling orders
from summing brokers The martet
closed quiet aud steady Mt slightly lower
prices than thoeo Of Friday lhst'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04
THE BurCuERIEs IN CUBA.
Womeu and Children Put 60 Death b,
WNFlafs. Hif..s.lY Men

Nssagns. Cuba. June a--Rrports have
reached here Of = rasaher Of un~srrRnfea
murders aad eutrAg.s b. banda OF Col.
l.ass De oiiverk's spanish guefrsliAx. Ell.
carlo SosArsxs. OF this toxa. rssAtea the
particulars 81 s. f1enaieh attack usssf, a
~Sisan woman The gtsssEfl!as 81 Colon. Mr..
Seksrsno say& while on their var to
csIsznstr stopped at tho hessse OF Matte
MzrEinrx. who had been forced TO enlist
In body Of insurgents under The ressa-
msns ef Juxn Pablo IAbe. The ofse@r In
command Inquired from Seanra Marines
the whereabouts a. her husband
'slndesf, ! cams tel" she replied
III make yoa." seia the spAasarf. ana
he proae~sri % tear OFT her ciothaar. 81.
then cwssfiane1 her aneM. ana. recssysn.
no answer iron. We woman. Who xNs cry
iGE hsssssiezslr, ite anshezihaz nis srrcrs
ard fssi 70 caftinE nnf sia 1szinE Ass ,.iesi,,,
uatG her siooa eoVessa the -sar and shs
fatnsrd IN = ccrrCr. Ter sariekz ard ca
treaties eass serves % provoke the brutal
laughter .. the snisisrs Mr. Nesarfxo
saad hs laid the fssts n writing h~scss
Cos Molina. ard tia; chief FrasisA hv
szneirg : squad - zrrcaf ana shoot .hs
complainant. isis tsoiAsr fSruno. A to-
teseauss.. heard % tbs r~eSr Ia time TO
sctssy He;ssarte. T-he bro.he-~ ~ra saa
totnes the resel sescs et Tealstie Garcia.
Cod Aelirn's forces a few DAYS AFTER
wsrs siesTta =; the home % a farmer
DAY Tszaan art = bshy we're m ne
h0ass. He art8snted that sAn ten seh@vo
re assn WE'RE she protested that she sts
10, know. lie called sos \ platoon ~ so,-
esers. A the niAteaa entered the -xNan
NolinA Tof1te& 70 her sd sAsfs
'zean o1s thar sehr3 nar sra shc,t e~r ..
Ths tnclasr ans chpa we're ararxes sor,,s
sssHty-stvs fees frun she As.s. AID q =aasa
fztSyea away = few racss
VIII yea s9esk n0wr' IRE colonel e.
rsaat~3
~Fer Gofs sake. sca', kpow.- er,ea
ths woman
shsa sra erSer~s Massas.
Tiss woman frtse . shtsfa Nes ~sy,s lis
her booty. sas tse rnercfieas Aagletx al
shstr ~0Ek. TIE baby vas 30, sssie.s 80
r!Esf. aac cne q me se,fis-s ,,sv,s -,
FeFt os haresruus Sify. erssstsss - N..s.
ons,s ss'si et,s - beet o, hgs rssa IN.
siEkss sesluisa ~FaH ta-~ sfo'sns ,ss.-
ssss'ns aFe 70 sAe hesse. rsss1r, r.,s,.4rfs.,
Ms horse ara gave tae wors MARI
IN one % ths eatsStrss - 50 -. =.
los Aanaes s1e aaseat tarpe rs.t,es srs,,-, 80
Na'Age- shrrs = a ssssa Aeusp ,..-r.sss.
~ ffNasrsn3 f'acafss- Fueasos eas ~,
&rS~ esnerSs3a. BE cefanssgnes Ns~.-,.a,
Ire S1nafsh saiiicrz erstrav.t ~. -.
tastead q sirpiY tski=v TIRE fosss- ~.
@sfse command, 81 rsas~ - q.rr.~.- -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04

Warrington City. June THE senate
COMMITTEES on the Nicaragua canal he'd
meeting today and authorized the char
man. Senator Morgan, to report favor
Ably bill similar TO that which has been
reported In the house for the construction
OF the Nicaragua canal The COMMITTEES
also stgriaed It's concurrence In q report
on the bin which Senator Morgan had pre-
pared and which he read TO the commit
tee The report was afterward presented
10 the senate II u Q voiur1fnous docu-
ment. and ciscusses In q comprehensive
manner all the questions involved in the
construction OF the proposed waterway
Referring 10 the report Of tho Nicaragua
canal commission the COMMITTEES says:
There ID. IN fact. no real engineering diff
fcuity In any part OF this projected work
To say that this work 10 practicable Z. q
cost that bears . reasonable compaxsson
With its importance and value and to add
that II should no. be built until every fsa-
ture OF the work u fixed by tests that arc
impossible TO be applied in advance Of
construction, Is out Of the range OF all ex-
persence and can onlb be q pretext for re-
fussng 10 engage IN IL" The committee
expresses the opinion. based upon the
work performed. that the canal can be
constructed for less than Mr. Menocars
estimate. which il s7s. f7s.i7s. but they ssti-
mate that on . cost Of $1500c. ga the
highest figure named. is would pay an
average OF g. se2.s,s per year for the arst
ten years after Its completion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04
TO-DAY THE HANDICAP


N~w York June l-Tozncrrow wfn ecruY
she fsnsh running Of the Brookiy- hzndi-
cap. . rzsse and . quarter. over tAe
G-zvess.l track. anz while tie esid -
.oc likely TO b large n.ne horses be'ag
catered according 70 the Est given c1s %
rsrhr, thsre ougne 20 Be . good race The
probable starters. weights and jockeys are
IS follows:
cnro-d. -. A Clayton. Kearan. Ii.
C-sssn. Counter Tenor. II. Hamilton. By
waiter. Ii, Taral. Nankipeo. IL. Doxge,t:
Ho-arspe. III. LAniey: g. Maxim. 10.
simrs. Lake snors. ia. 7. Sloan. Paiae-n.
80 CLeayy.
The list il smaller tAaa haA beea az
pscssc. for several have fallen hy tbs way
side. owing 20 lack Of condition Clifford
Is she favorsts. With 81 Maxim and Ssr
walter coming rext n favor Counter
Tenor VIII Be guided by Hanlitoz- Who ID
riding beftsT than ever. ard who VIII have
20 take Eve pounds penalty The winner
OF last years handicap wIIi cot lack for
hackers. as he IL In good hands. and Lake.
Land thinks a good deal OF him Ksnn2n
mas yet TO show that be has any business
IA the race. Sanx5poo IL an unknown
quantity this year. although he was cor
si6eret 70 have ane chance wtea the
weights were FIRST sent cut Lake Shore
and Pasadin are likely 10 be the extreme
outxscers IN the betting OILY once "a ths
favorite. and many are figuring upon that.
forgetting the fact that the race has here
tofors been the frst Of the year In the
East ard al the starters have bsea sent
TO the post for the nrst time since shs win
ts-'s rest with Only their work to guide
men In their estimates This year they
have heen tried and their capacity Is pretty
wei known, 50 nukes ars NOT % likely to
occur.
Dwyer SAD tonight that Handsprfngs
heels were badly cracked - . result Of
Tuesdays recA which 10 The reason the
horse viii not start IN the Brooklyn han
clezp. Mr.. DEyer xzs no. . Hsfls dinp-
pointed over che matter.
Tbs odds tonight. as furnished by q
leading layer Of the Metropolitan LAyerS
Cub. 0e as follows: Clifford even. coun-
ter Tenor IS 10 /. Sazkipoo 10 TO /. 81.
Marin. 81 TO l. Pzhdln % 20 I. Keenan,
y 20 l. SIR waHer 6 to / Hornpsps = 90
]. Lake Shore % 10
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Loae5i1- JNas "A special fro-s shazr-
Aai sass The German officers sens % eriii
Ire Chinese army have been subjected q,
tatsxHisiss af4 Outrage. ihs motive cs
~sicA vas e fe-ce them - resign Re-
Gently tNo Gsrnlaos were beaten ~ ro4-
a5ers ana aaN ~ c1ies- named Kr~v~s
has bern murdered sv the Aoayzasrs -
LII kva ~. vloeroy % MAXIM p,
cCaAesGe tas entire dcyzaaa ~qlads5r
IN Chiuess ra;svs has Hsrr O-srref 20
SanStnr x "a bcitswet Germany ~fl3
withdraw sffE es1-ers BOW - the Chinsza
army ari 5assst upaH payment e ire
- holr Rrssust az tscir coosrsct Aneth-
- disratrA says tss reeeis defeated t,fst-
ssr~e Gen TgrE wish fcErlhle slaughter
ard the vte.ror ~ Nahklrr has oriere.s
tas German dstic5 troops 70 assist in sup
pressing ire r. ecfS.
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Ksp3sa rE4nfnssoa an9 q 1sy - - sase<.
ssp2s>d ~ 5is hs<se. hzvfng sackec torn
En- rosie and drank heavily. The ron1-
yzaS1es sccnse6 ksm cf hzyscrtag m Ia
ssrxSns ehte< manned Naxa- Foenfes
thosgh< II rs<sess 10 te<~zd hsns<sE Ths
e<tpsr thea ba6s tks sol:sers 20 rsrsst hin
sn1 hjs c10cantoa - s1~y deserved a
wons1fs she pxfs01erx gere = n1as8 a
b1oo6 and rags. a trunxen faacy r<s1e1
tbs mBrderxrA Cssttng 90 the hsats u
Their Victims. they hssg them 70 fhe
key Of tbs gyssex>s door. wbsis the horror
STRICKEN n<sxHbors sccked or wfsho1t car
tax 90 Interfere Only undes cover q
niSht we're the charity remains removes
and buried.
A r~xf<~ns u o1srs.ns asys one - -.
lsna's guerrilla bands wss marching -
Kc<ttsa. tire rsrsy plantation Of SsnoT
sarffnss. for TIE PURPOSE Of s~cortfax .
train q oazx -seBsxA A. sss gpe-rfilas sc-
preached 81. town % casezs21 they passed
tte farm % Chan sanet Garcia, whoss
TWO brothers were 10 thu iszzurrens force
unter Dsuas. whfrh w&s operating IA the
district between Berroo ard Roa,e- 4
portion ~ tits force occasionally rzmp~d
near carrtz's hcsse. and h~ was then
vssif~t By bis h~osherx. When the guerrilla
band arrived. however. the Insurgents
slons In his house.
Where are tbs Insurgents eacampsd.s
shs lieutenant demanded of Garcia
Il really don't know" the man replied
'-fye him 20 that chair" the ofneer com-
msrees. and the soldiers dashed Garcia
securely.
Nov wfil yea tell ne where youY
brothers arsT' the ieutscant angrssy tn
Gasre5.
sT can't say. have not seen then."
Garcia replied.
''9a. ] know they stopped here last
night. but since your eyss seem TO be use
less I VIII resisse ron OF them Put tbeEn
oat." the officer cried. turning 10 his sol
dIsrs
The sergeant fhereupon thrust the point
Of his bayosft urses each OF the Gnsorta-
nata mans eyes ard burst them out.
assptte the aSonizfng serearns Of the vic
tin A. they left the house. the itevssn-
ant 3okingiy remarked that the NEXT time
Garcia rosN ts able 10 say truthfuIiy
that he had uet seen the Insurgents.
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Tho Armourr Aoouitte.,.

- Chicago. June 1-For two nights the
directors Of the board OF trade have been
listening to the evidence In the case against
the Armoars. In which the Armour ese-
vators were some tine since declared
irregular. Ths verdict OF the directors,
which vas reached at midnight, was an
acquitta! for p. D. Armour and his two
sons by q practically unanimous vote and
the suspension Of Manager Valentine, OF
the elevators. by . vote Of > to s. The
charges against the Armourx were largely
technical. being that they had INDUCED
In certain Irregular proceedings in con-
nect.on with the transfer and storage OF
wheat in their elevators and In the Issue
and dating OF warehouse recespsA
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R G. Stevens, general Western aax.---
5ss 1Seni q TIE Great Northern. IS IN
Portland q Crlczzl hzzssaexs
l. H Gray. contracting e--z~h. $780,.
ter tie Great Northern. LEI, on T4,-ssssx-
nn<nE s1r at AsYSEsEl cTse 10 Adrian EFa vr1yf
probably return fonurrcw.
J l. Deaevess. general agent % TIE
6ass-ss~tr GeE2TtzasDt q the Chlrar.a
Rock ES&zse5 4 Pzc.se rzIlrcss -xsst 80
Sasrte-s AZ Portland. was Z visitor . r.
esgy y~stsr5Ky-
The Northern Ps~sa- s-Ta-,s-s ,St..
= cue "a rs cry a. O'Clock i-s TIE ,pc-r-
- less9r.e1 s~Fe1sese bca-s' late
y1sisT@sy &C accoGrt az ghe relzy -vrsr.-sssi
a ne PRES d-srAsSaes yesterday rncrnsng.
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CoNDENsED DrspArcHEs,

An explosion OF gas has occurred Ga the
Fo1tanes pits at Rochebeile. near Mines
France. as result % which twenty-five
miners were killed
The directors OF the United States
Leather Company have declared a 6ivf-
dend OF 1 per cent on preferred stock
payable July L This IL l per cent less
than expected by the street.
Col James r. Sanford. a noted lecturer
in days gone by. died OF paresis on Mon
day al his residence in Weaton- III Col.
Sanford was born in Ovid. Seneca. coun-
fy. y. Y. November IL fs2-.
TIE 500 line has Announced its With
cTaxal from the Transronftnenfai Passen-
ger Association. TO be effective June IS
The reason given Is that the other roads
paid no attention to It's demands
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@i~ ShIpmentA

New York. June 2-fhe steamship 81
Louis viii take out IL. 900 ounces OF silver
tomorrow. The orfzzba, from Tamp.co,
Mexico. brought $4,000 ounces Of silver
and So go gold.
The advance IL silver bullion Is attrIb-
uted to three causes: Buying by Paris for
Russian account. decreased Leadville pro-
ducfioa and speculative buying OF futures
by local interests. based professediy on the
attitude OF the political factors regarding
fres silver The purchase OF futures on
speculative account through one broker
alone was 30 90 ounces
New York. June 3--The steamship CO.
iunhia viii take out tomorrow 49, 600
ounces Of silver and .. coo Mexican dollars
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wslrsinzfon. Del. June at is be-
hsved that the <5-foot yacht vfndex
which sailed from here. carried a Guitar,
hiihusterins expedition Seyen names ap-
ps&rcc Ss Passengers, but IL Is saif the
list was largely increased at the mouth
Of the Christina 1t Is alleged that the
yacht carried arms ard ammunition 10
he transferred TO \ ship hound for Cuba
AZ some point in the Delaware bay or a,
the eap9s.
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A Spanish General Krll.a.

Havana June S-Gea. rsnares. near
Barace. creased the river and captured an
tnsarrtn, position On ne other SIDE. with
the less az Ave men. re later took some
t-surgen, Positions On the nelghbo-!ns
hsisnis, INJECTING loss oe twenty-s7ur
kiiec on ihe enemy. Gen. Nero. os the
Spanish force. was killed While wadIns-
across Foriloa os the river, which hsd
esesiia@sa- In addition e.gh, soldiers were
wounded
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BINS Approved by the prestdent.

Washington City. June a-The president
has approved the acts repeating the clause
Of the Wilson tariff act exempting f-o-,
tax alcohol used IN the arts. and amending
section s.zS Of the revised statutes SO as
TO include oranges, aprico.s. berries ara
prunes In the list OF fruits that may be
distilled into brandy under Il. terms. The
Bill granting pension TO the widow Of
Brevst Maj Gen Thomas Ewing has be-
come Law without signature.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04

Washington CIV June 7-Tha 80 a.
iartrnsnt has tzalIy consented :, sr,aw
ne Union IRON works % California 70 re-
tiace the defective steel deck ufafex
wrought Into The protective csck Of IRE
eat'ieship Oregon and brought Ia the a.
tentser q the Department throurh ars
% tle employs q The conf-ar,nrs
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Havana. juno Thomas DAILY. sssa TO
Be correspondent os New York news
pspe-. who was detained BY the Spanish
authorities 81 Crtstot,al province OF PinNr
del Rio. en- charge OF having taken pho-
teg-sphs OF the country. in visitation Of
ths military regulations. arrived here IN
der escort last nigh. and is held AT the
police station awaiting instructions from
Capt Gen. weyier
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London June &-The Times Cape Town
correspondent says The split IA the Pro-
torsa executive council Il becoming more
acute Secretary OF State Leyds and Vice
President Jcuoe-t- oppose President Kru-
ger. who favors reforms. Dr. Leyds -
very unpopular and - likely to succeed
Montague White a. consul general q the
Transvaal tn London The Orange Free
State has declined TO entertain Dr.. Leyds'
proposals for joint aggressive action
against English and French interests but
II has agreed to combine with the Trans
vaai 70 resist any wanton attack On the
latter.
A few OF the released reform yrisonsrs
sailed for England today.
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Antonlo Macs,o Qulte Comfortahle.

New York. June 3---'1Thcre IL no truth
whatever IN the rumor that Antonio Ma
Geo has offered 90 make terms with the
sphniaris." said T.. del Castillo OF the
Cuban legation. We have Jus. had a
letter from him In which he says that he
has every reason TO Congratulate himself
on his position 4 have between / 90 and
i-ss bead OF cattle he writes and my
men are as fully equipped as the SPAN
ian soldiers in ths way OF ammunition
and clothing"
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Is Cleveland Dp5s"~eti tn Arbitration
Berne. June 1-The national council has
oppressed regret that the United States
has not replied TO the Swiss proposal for
the conclusion Of an a-bit-z ion erea-v ara
has requested rhe bundesrath 10 demand
. catesoric answer. Tia president Of tha
confederation N A6rien Iachsnsl. has
declined 70 make tire demand, although
joining In the expression Of reSre, A. the
non-recetpi Of reply on the sab;ec, from
America
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THB TIDE TURNS n ENGLAND.
IaDss1n Cspeurs Two ssn0 M -
UnJ0uf0en.

x4Do100 Copeuro Two - ~ -
UnJoufgen.
Lsndoa. June ain The election n he
Prone division Of Scnersesxhfre yes1er-
day for member Of parliament 20 sue-
coed visecxnf weymouth. who. ca tbs re-
csns death Of BIS father. the Marquis q
BATH entered the house of lones. J. =
Daxsow, LIBERAL. vas the successful cam
dseate. polling s.s3 vo.es 20 4sa for Al
exarder George Thyme brother of tho
present Marquis OF Bath AT the last
election M Dzrsov was defeated ~ "a
Votes
An election was slso held yesterday N
Wlcksburgh for succeseag IN parssz-
mear TO SER John Fender. Liberal Union-
tse. who recertIy resigned T. c. Il He'd
berwick. Liberal. zho was defeated By Sir
John Fender &c the general election by .
majority Of - was chosen By raA sorfey Of
LEA . gain Of l.e7s votes The Uuxe1zst
candidate poiled only 50 votes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04

Wsshingto5 CITY. Jane 1-Serstor Nor
gar To-Day presented = rssciatsoa IN the
ssuats-snakiaw a reques: upon the pres}-
tezt fev inter 1satiaa n rcsara 20 the ar
res, ~ citizens OF ;hr United States In
Cuba in ccansc.te= Wits thn esntura %
the Cen Stifcr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04

Atners. June @-The Turks lost s,v~,.x-
ase men aae tie Christians forty tssrsr~
re eperatseRs fer teisevinx ysrno< - 80
's'saa O Crete TIE commander ~ -
sefs7a- warShtps Save wsraess the -r,,-ksr,
aRtsoriues taat gniess they spssrtaf- -
ser Il the ISLAND they must exoec- go.
sei4c measures to - taken.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04

tscnsor. sese s~-Th. correspondent sss
,ss Casronicie ~ fsersia says. TIE csa-
sr,siS Asye decided % revfve tAe IN to
fepcsl ths salt-tesssit laws Il Is Relieved
shry win ossaln strength sue-xh to IN
casa the soSerr-asnt - take action.