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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-11

Venezuelan message, holders of securl-
ties. began to throw them over rlght
and left. One of the largest commits
sion houses was a liberal seller on the
report and took back considerable
amount of various stocks on the pupli-
cation of an authoritative denial OF the
rumors. Stop loss orders were reached
all along the lines and considerable
uneasiness prevailed, owing to the ten
sion in financial circles. The traders
also made effective drives at the list'
a bear leader who has not been con
sDicuous i'm the market for some tune
being foremost in the attack. The
losses scored at the extreme how point
ranged up to 3H per cent and the
selling was of n general character.
The market lapsed into dullneSs at
ter the first hour but a better tone was
noted and am Improving tendency OF
prices. The upward movement culml-
mated about 1 O'Clock, when the bogus
Cuban report referred to, came Ike Il
bolt out of clear sky. the railway
properties being this time severely
depressed with the other shares, Inc
pressure against the list subsidized
around 1880 and although the sent
ment was either nervous i'm the suhSF-
uuent dealings a general upward move
ment developed and recoverieS ensued
Of 1s@01 per cent.
The closing was irregular. In the
late operations rumors were rather
confidently circulated of probable
large exports of gold on Saturday, it
icing alleged that nearly adj of the
shippers usually prominent in the gold
movement were offering bills against
exports of the yellow metal.
Railway bonds were depressed in
common with stocks, concessions OF
1G3 per cent being noted in the lead
| ing speculative issues. Sales $1,029,OOO
Governments were active and weak
on dealings of 100000.
Trading i'm silver certificates was
marked by the purchase of single
block of 100000 at 90, by a leading
commission house. The aggregate
dealings were $1O5,00O.
New YoEk June % Meme on ell
| e. as 14D 2per cent last can ~, closed
Al l1<aa3 pel ospt. Prime - = lie 2ape1
| 4@559 rsr cen. STR Ing e-ch41ae 6rm
! Win rcGual 5.siness IN &s,s' bills
| at 81. fer Is n nd AIT. 1 o71SI Scr 90
| daya. .'o~t73 fafes SGT S2's and 4.99(3
4Sl16 Com n1erci3! 5ills 4.SSM Bar sill
get 81. Silver certificates f8X@69 Mex
| lean dollars -. Government hor Is
| ,taa safe bonds mae iv.. tZai.raad
bonds wesk.
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and his entire up
per lip were eaten
away. All treat
nent having proved
futile, he looked
upon death as the
only relief.
'Some one re-
commended SIS. s."
,he says, a nd
"a few bottles afford
led some relief; thus
encouraged 1 con-
tinued it, a n d
it was not long be-
fore the progress OF
the disease SEEM
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ed checked. I persevered IN us
use, and remarkable as it may seem, l
am completely cured, and feel like l
have new life S.S.S. is the most re-
markable remedy in the world, and
everyone will agree that the cure was
,,-o,,J a~f,,f ono
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NAVAL ETORRs.

Gsw TQGE, June 10--kotin quiet.
srstQai, coramon tn good sI.7O@1. 1875.
TUrpcptine- Steady at 251{ as.
CHARLESTON, JuLe I0---RosiG firm at
II 35.
TpfpenGiEa-Firm at % hid.
WILMINGTON j tn- 10.-Rosin firm;
strained s1.323S good strained $685.
Spirits steady, machine %. irregular 22H
Tar firm at Si.U0.
Turpentine Stesdy; hard $3.50; soft
$1.70; virgin 81 so.
SAVANNAH, June 10 Spirits turpenSine
firm at 23A; sales 1877.
Rosin firm; water white 1925; window
glass So. 10; N. 50 co. ID, sl.s5; K, s1.75; I,
T.70; Fl, s1.671a; q, s1.5718 =. g1.521S; e.,
$3.50; b. al.5U, y, s1.50; Il, S1.50; 3, $50.
Sales 1,180.
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Dividends Did II
OFFICE OF THE
EQUITABLE NATIONAL BANK,
CINCINNATI, Jan. 8, 1894.

Hon. John NJ. Pattison, President Union
Central Life Insurance Co., incln-
natl, 0.
DEAR SIR:--I take pleasure in &C
knowledging receipt this day through
E. W. Jewell, your General agent In
this city, of $40, 327.6S, in payment of
policy No s,92S in your company.
| wish to express to You my hearty
thanks. My policy was for $4,000 90,
and on your Life Rate Endowment Plan.
paid you but the Ordinary Life Pre-
MUM, Just the same as | would have
paid any of the other leading companies
for policy to be paid only at death,
and yet your profits have been so large
that in little over % years it has ma
tured for an amount over the so, 900 90
and thus | have an Endowment Policy
at Ordinary Life Rates.
/ am greatly pleased at my good for
tune. No other company known TO me
gives such contract. or secures such re-
suits. / carry policies in a number of
the leading companies, but have none
whose results CONF ar with this.
am glad that my own city of Cincin-
natl is the home of such an institution
as the Union Central Life Insurance
Company, and as a citizen | am proud
of it. am,
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE FISHER.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, June 10.-Wail street to-
day was rudely awakened from tae
lctrargy wlrich has recently prevailed
in it's precincts, decided activity and q
semi-panicky condition being noted
for AN interval in the early afternoon.
The decentralization grew out Of a
stock jobbing report, emanating from
Washington that President Cleveland
was about Ito send to Congress Il vigo-
rous message ON the Cuban question.
The effect OF the stock market was IN
Simultaneous and. recalling the shoci<
to values resulting from the famous
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Wall Street Rudely Awakened
From it's Lethargy.
a GREAT DECENTRALIZATION
Caused by Rumors OF Recognl-
ton of the Cubans.
AND GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT
Great Depression in the Price of Secu-
rites ard a Decline of One
Cent in Wheat and 8 to Is
PORTS in Cotton.

New York, June 10.-The feature OF
the cotton market to-day was the gov
eminent report on the crop to June l.
bv which the indicated condition IS
the best in years and anywhere from
508 points above current estimates.
The report places the condition at 9o,@
per cent. against 81 per cent IN 1922
$50 per cent in 1894, $50 per cent IN
1898, $50 per cent in 1892, ST. per cent
in 1892 SIS per cent in 1890 and SCI
ner cent in 1889. The market broke
5m24 points under considerable eN-
element and closed steaGy at net
decline of 8616 points. Prices are now
at the lowest point of the season with
the feeling still bearish ard trade de-
moralized.
NEW YORK.
New York. June 10.ICotton-Spo'
cotton closed quiet; middling uplands
7 7-t6; middling gulf 1l-16; sales
719 bales. coo
Futures opened steady; sales 1900
bales. ,o, coo
Futures closed steady; sales 503,6OV
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For tho cost of a policy on your life
ike the above address,
CAREY J HUNTER, Supt. for Va. & N. q.
Raleigh, N. @.
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LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool, June 10--4:15 +. NJ,
Closing cotton, spot active demand:
large business; prices lower; Ameri-
can middling, 5-32d; good middling'
3 15-16d; American middling, 3 27-32;
low middling, 34d; good ordinary,
35s; ordinary, 7-16.
Sales of the day were $4,000 bales OF
which 1000 were for speculation and
export. and included 1880 American;
receipts 1000 bales, including $500
American.
Futures opened quiet and closed
steady at the decline.
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His Lip Gone.

NJ M. Nicholson, who lives at the
corner of Curran and Anderson SITS, At
lanta, Ca, had a cancer for years.
It first appeared on his lip and resem-
b1ed fever blister, but spread rapidly
and soon began to destroy the flesh.
His father and uncle had died from
Cancer, and he sought the best medical
aid in different cities, but it seemed i'm
possible to check the disease. Several
operations were performed but the can
Ger always returned. This continued
for years until the partition i'll his nose
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago, June 10.-Wheat had game
of see-saw to-day with rumors of
Cuban recognition on one end and APP
prehensions of the government crop
report on the other, the net result of
which was to cause a decline in July
of / cent from yesterdays close. Corn
held surprisingly well and closed I'M
changed, as did oats, Provisions made
slight advances.
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kaen QuULatlons were as foliOWs
Four Dull. Wkt aG-No 2, spring
5716' No 3, spring ~ No. red, 6OsE@
6lS. Corn-N0. 2, white "a No. Q yellow
Oacs-No. 2, 17T@1S. No. 2 white
i940 1914 NO. 8, white l8Hn 9k Rye
no 2 y u.s. o, haFley--so 2 nominal oIri, Q. 3,
seed No, /, 50 Prime Timothy seed
SD %. Purk-mass, per Dbl, 1861. 10.
Lyrd-per ~ his 81 0544 or. Short
r'b sides tioosel 50 0 % 75:dry-salta7 shuCl
ders fbcxsa) 41s@4A; short clae~ ei1es
Cnozedl 4a84h WbIskey, dist:,iags huisned
Rooas per gallon, 81 "a.
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NEW YORK .

tEw YORK June 10 -tlJ u Weak
lily u1'll patents s4.95@As0 win5er Il at
euGe t8.e5L375. city mill c4cars 4CJn
80 wiuter strsighte 81. 85N3 80; MINES
o5a patents $}j004.tG, winter extras - 45
ou2.65: Minnesota bsEsrs $3.e5f3 Oh: win
Ter low grade 81 $500 Is; spring low
.Fttnea 81 Oa9180
outheru Il ur stasdv at 2335lG3 20.
Il ha@g steady; suparfEe 81 6o@2 20;
fans. e9.75I2 S.
Corn meal s eady, yellow western coarse
60 city ni'' 81 brsndywine s2.15.
Rye--W eaA; No. . western 41G41H
State ---.
Barley-Quiet; western mailing 40@42
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HUBBARD BROS & co.'s LE1vrEl


New York, June Special 1.-The
publication of the government report
on the cotton crop has been the feature
of the day. causing a violent break OF
from 10 to Is points from the quota
tions ruling before it was read. As to
the acreage portion of the report, 1t
is about what the trade anticipated,
but the condition 97.2 per cent is the
largest for MANY years and surprised
the trade as they hardly expected
above 90 per cent. The report has in
tensifed the bearish feeling in the
market. and it is difficult this after
noon ts find anyone who thinks well
of the market. When the bureau re-
port is a bad one, 1T is usually accepted
as the eliminating point of the adj
vance and it may be that this bureau
report marks the weakest point for
some time, burt that is not the senti-
ment of the market at this moment.
After weak period, due to Cuban
war scare, and heavy Southern selling
orders. the market rallied at the chose.
European buying by exporters was the
feature of the afternoon together
with the persistent buying Of August
against sales of October. Liverpool
sold Immediately after the bureau re-
port was published, and the trade ex-
poets that market to open decidedly
lower The feeling throughout the
South lis benrish, and supplies large
offerings of the new crop deliveries
which are absolutely by the continent.
HUBBARD BROS. q CO.
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OTHER MARKETS.

OTHER MARKETS.
Norfolk, dull. Z 5-16; 10 bales.
Baltimore, nominal, 7$4; 275 bales.
Savannah. dull, ~; 176 bales.
Augusta, nominal, ~; 50 bales.
Charleston, steady, : 1-16; 26 bales,
Philadelphia, quiet, Z 7-16; - bales
Boston. dull, rs: 161 bales.
Wilmington, quiet, IA; - bales.
New Orleans, quiet and steady, "a;
221 bales.
New York, quiet, 7 7-16; - bales.
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Sin 0eit1nOniit attf 0ent Ster=
bebett.

9ie graeer vgobemia" i6reibt.
Sen 5rupperl welAe on ben Corps
manOpern in Der lm9ebun9 BON 8uo=
ueis unb Biiet i'm Sabre 1887 tbeilee=
nommen baben, itebt Der "a. 9lu9ult
Oes 9enannten Sabres 9ewiB nod in
trauri9er grinnerung. 9ln oieiem Sa=
ge maridirten bon Yiiet Sruppen ee=
gen Die Gemeinoe Semib nit Der 8e=
ltimmung, einen 9lnsriIf auf Die S0be
smil6en Semlb uno 9teubof sll urter=
nebmen. Sic Sauptaufsabe iiel Dem
Yiliener 35. Snfanterie=& &egiment Su.
9luf oer 9lnbObe itieg Der &egiments=
@ommanoant pom Yferoe uno iibereab
oasielbe ieinem Siener Soief giaer.
9Sabreno oes 6ellers, pel6es iih nun
entruifelte, ertonte pl6blib Elm ooppelter
9lufi6rei, Der p,ipatoiener Siler, TO-
mie Der Ginjdbris- -6reimilise 6. Srad
Itlirsten, bon einem i6arfen Shuile ge=
trohen, gu 8oDen. Yiller, oem Die
Susel bas 6erS bur6bobrt bate, blieb
auf Der SteQe toot, Srad erlag Inn 4
llbr Nadmittass Der Wunoe. geioe
Wenidenleben bate Elm ein5ises prOjet=
til Derni6tet. Sas ManOper purbe
iofort einseitellt, bic gontrolle Der Sc
webrlduIe blieb jeood Obne Grfolg.
Sieier Sage erbielt nun Elm Gelerpiit
oes 35. Snfanterie=& &s9ilnents, Der an
oleiem ManOUer tbeilgenommen bat,
einen 8rief aus Qlmerifa, in ipelbem
elm ebemali9er Waffentamerao Namens
Soief Willniber seitebt, baB er oamcls
ben idarfen S6ub abseseben bat.
Wilniber, Der 5ulebt in pittsburs be-
lddftist mar, ihreibt, baB Die &usel
oem =@ommanoanten gegol=
ten babe. an ipeldem er &ade iiben
pollte. Sn ihnerer Grantbeit nit Dem
Sooe rinsenO, mollte er iein @emiiien
our6 oas iGriftli6e @eitdnoniB erleib=
tern"
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Observation-Disclosures.

Sie /. gtationalbant in @aral Sober
9egen Satob Sirtel. Selgelest uno
Soften beSablt.
Grnlt Selmsoerfer gegen 6reO.
Selmsoerfer. Sei9ele9t uno Soften
besablt.
2eopolo s. Sod II. 81. ge9en Greo.
Sorn. Seigelegt uno Soften be5ablt.
Barney g8berlep ae9en ,}obn q.
WberleD II. u. Sertauf un0eoronet.
Die 8. & Il. gau9eielilbaft 9eeen
@. S. uno Mellie 6rancis llno @m. 3.
9lnorews. g8. s. 55ranci5 wuroe CUR
geSablllne bon $597.93 uno Soften
perurtbeilt. 3piiden W. 8. 9lubreps
unb Der SaugeIellIdaft wuroe gu @un=
iten bon Grlterem entibieoen uno ange=
orbnet, oaB Die Sppotbet, mel6e %. s.
6rancis su 8unlten Der Saugeielli6aft
9eltellt uaro, lngiiltig uno gB. s.
6raneis cine 9DpDtbet gu Gunlten bon
9lnoretps ausSufellen babe. mofiir gln=
oretus 'Geitgutbaben BON s25 an Die
gaugeielli6aft gu beaablen bat. Die
SaugeIellhaft bat segen bieie gntidei=
Oun9 Serufung ein9elegt.
@lisabetb 9. GaIteel gegen gilbert 9.
@alteel. Nuf 8runb bOsmillisen Ser=
laiiens miro cine S1eiOung beniuist
uno Der SHUTTER Die 9luflidt iiber Elm
minoerjdbri9es Sino iibertragen.
g. u. &omig & 60. 9egen s. 9.
Sbompion II. q. IS ipuroe eegen
Nellie Sbompion entldieben, tpogegen
oieie gerufung einle9te.
Wilbelmine SuepplD aegen g. %.
MereOitb & So. Seisele9t uno Soften
be5ablt.
emma 8. Searoorif 9egen Sobn
Mef II. u. Ser aldgerin ipuroen
$l748.87 5useiproden uno 8ertaui
anaepronet.
9ie 8. & Il. GaugefelIhaft segen
Nenes Minnis II. q. Yertaul betd=
tist uno 0ertbeiluns anaeoronet.
Gbarles 8artles u. 81. sesen Sennie
Sounbers II. u. 9en &ldoern tpuroen
$25.5l suseiproden unb Werfauf an=
georonet. ,penn big gum 25. Sttober
feline 3ablun3 eriol9t.
SenrD 6. GOn9leton gegen @uitabus
Gegula II. u. 9em 3ldger tpuroen
$42.50 suseIproben uno 8erfauf an=
georonet.
%. g. Mrigbt aegen %. $. Sipi=
bart. Seigelest unO Soften be5ablt.
8. 8. 9ealea, Mafenpermalter, ge=
gen S. 6. Wilfins uno $. s. Sraoer.
Neuer Pro5eB betpilliat.
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SoutSton 5suiiG)cn ssuci 9Sojie=
0ierai.0cn.

ct. 2ouis, 26. Cct. @eferu M}or=
gen, turS Dor 10 llDr, coliOirten spei
S0ho9ierSti9e ouf Der ct. 9ouis &
san 5FranclscO=Sabn, beina0e QeQen=
ilber Der gGinoiOn=StotiOn, unQeiQbr
l3 Wteilen BON OieIer Staot, uno Q0t
Perlonen muroen auf Der STEELE oetDO=
tet uno mebr als 5tponSi9 mebr ooer
mlnOer gefQbrlid perlebt orei oaoon
neroen piellet6t Iterben. Die @et0ote=
ten Daben alle in ct. 2Ouis ibre Sei=
matb ibre 9}amen iino
9oolpD Sobl, 2otonotibiii6rer ;
Charles 0Obine, GonrQO Gunb, Is. 6.
8leDins, $. SbaQ, SarneD NcGenna,
Vfauo Dtc&enno, feline So9ter, uno
Sobn Cartwright.
Die GplliIion ereignete ii0 spiI6en
Dem 5peiten 5beile zines peItmQrts
fobrenoen @rcuriiOnssuges uno Dem
oltpdrts fabrenoen 6riscO SaQeD qart=
gummeI5u9e. Solpeit man eriabren
tonnte, lit oas llnQliif Der gti6tbefol=
9un9 Der al Die Ntannldlft bes ST.
curllonsSu9es gegebenen ORDERS susu=
l6relben. 9luf Dem @gcurfonssuQe
befanoen lid N}it9lieoer Der ,@ranO
armp", un9efdbr 240 an Der 3abl,
nit ihren 6amilien, ole nab St. s}a=
mes, Wo., 100 0feilen ipeItli9 bon
ct. Souis, sur ginlpeibun9 Des ,MiI=
lourl Some" fir bejabrte Neteranen
geben mollten. Ser erite She'll oes
sreurlons5u9es mar eliifli6 ourdoe=
fabren, Der atpeite She'll, aus eff
i6mer nit yGrano QlrmD" 9euten
belaoenen WaggOn5 beltebeno, fubr
bon ct. 2ouis ungefdbr um 9 llbr ab.
gSle Der Selegrapbiit s. 8. SiI6man
uno Der Statlonsc9ent in Spring
parf beridten, bdtte oerielbe an ienem
YlaBe balten lollen, itatt belen fubr er
borbei uno balo oarouf tam Der yum=
mel3u9 in boiler 8ei1minoigteit Die
Semli6 iteile Sabnitrede binunteroe=
iault. Oils Der 2Ocomotipfiibrer Sobl,
Der ni1t wuBte. oaB Der stpeite She'll
oes grcurlions5uges auf Der gabn mar,
oenlelben fommen lab, periuhte er,
Die gSei6e in airtmooo gu errei6en,
UNI auf oas gebeneeleiie gu fa6ren,
ober es mar gu Ipdt, ct flbr nit ieiner
goeomotipe un9efdbr Is Wfeilen bon Der
st. Spuis union=Station nit boiler
Getpalt III Den grcurlionssug.
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Scr 3riea auf Cuba.

Sapanna, 23. Sft. - Der @eneral=
@apitdn Wepler bat cine Yrpflamation
erlalien, melde Die fpl9elloen yelfim=
mungen entbdlt
|. Die lamntli1en Gelppbner bes
Sanoes miilien iib innerbalb bon a6t
Sagen in Die BON ben Sruppen beIeb=
ten StaOte be0eben. 0ieienioen, Die
nab Nblauf oieier 3eit nod auberbulb
Der Stdote an9etrDhen peroen, tperoen
als Gebellen an9eieben uno aIs iol6e
bebanoelt.
2. IS lit ablollit berbDtel1, Groceries
aus Den St0oten gu entfernen, ipie aub
Die SefOrOerunQ pon iolben su 2ano
poer sur See obne beionoere @rlaub=
nib Der Wttlitdrbeb0rDen. 3umieber=
banoelnOe neroen ols gunoes9eno1en
Der Snlurgenten beitraft rueyoen.
3. 9ie Seliber bon Iieb miiIlen
oosIelbe iOfort in Die Stdote brinsen.
4. .9lbt Sage nah Der Ger6fentli=
dung OieIer Yrotlamation miro allel
Sniurgenten, Die lib o0nn ereeben, BON
Dem General=Gapitdn elm Srt ange=
pieien tueroen, al oem lie in 3utunft
mDbnen miinen unb es miro eine @m=
pfeblunq 81 ibren Gunlten iein, menn
Iie ben Seb0roen Iustlnft iiber Die &s=
bellen 9eben uno IiD nit ibren 6suer=
nafen noer in ganSen Sr9anilationen
er9eben.
5. 9ieie Yroflamation bat nur auf
Die Propins Pinar Del Bio Besua.
Die SnIurgenten baben in ben lebten
paar Woben namentlib in Der Bropins
Wantar5a5 mieoer groben S6aOen
an9eri9tet. Sic babeu bort lieben
3uder= lnO Sabat= t=Blantogen uno
cine QlnSabl Sarmen serliOrt, iopie
aud cine grobe suBubl 6iitten, iDOob
9unoerte pon Samilien DbOa6los lino.
W}aceo bat liA n0dD ieinem lebten
Select nit Dem General G6Ogua in
Die Ser3e beQeben, Die Spanler be1aup=
ten aber, ooB ct ni0t i'm Stanbe iein
mer0e, li6 bort 81 be00upten, oa ibm
10000 Wtom 3ruppen Qeooniiberlte=
ben, Die nur auf trDfenes gBetter war=
ten, UNI 9c9en iDn OOrSu0eben. 9luf
eoen 6all ermartet man Ober, oaB au1
Die Spanier I6mere GerluIte erleioen
peroen, Oa Die Sniur9enten ben Cont
mer benubt baben, um ibre YOIitiOntn
gons beoeuteno 3n Derltdrfen. Sn Der
8but, Maceo's Stellung in Den Bergen
lit Don cpmpetenter Seite fiir 9eraoe5u
unelnne0mbar ertlGrt moroen.
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0eMorben.

glm Is. Oft. in Der Ndbe BON 5us=
carapas Srau gnna Solliger, 50 Sabre
alt. 9ie 2eibe lpuroe auf Dem lutbe=
rii9en 6riebbof III Suscaratpas beige
febt.
9lm 20. Sttober in Sem 9bilabel.
pbia SObn .. &obr, 66 Sabre alt an
DEN 6olgen bes Nerpenfebers.
glm q. Sftober in llbridspille Srou
@lilabetb &obinette, 72 Sabre uno z
Monate alt. Die 8eritorbene fam fbon
Dor 60 Sa6ren nab gSaterfpro (oas
beuti9e llbrlhspile) uno bat isitber be-
itdnoig oprt gelpobnt.
gim 6relta9 i'm SrrenaiDl in Golum=
bus SapiO Smibart bon bier, Der erlt
pDr iueniQen 5agen nab Dem 9liDl 9e=
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tag bier burd Die Soo S5enpips, Deren
Sroen Der .Serltorbene angebDrte, auf
benz neuen SrieObof be9raben.
9lm 25. Oft. in SenniIon eSacob
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er Dem @ottesoienite Der Ser. griioer
beitpobnte. Gr mlroe na6 Der Yreoigt
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bette tomen Die @orte Dor: .6ott, ilimm
meinen arlnen alten Qeib !" uno Drei
Mtnuten fp0ter mar er cine 2eide.
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Die slrme BON Wm. Guillen. Ser So
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Die 8emeinOe.
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@eht am 9ienifaa our @abl.

llntertleioer aQer 9lrt billig bel
Sarts.
= 9as oemofratiibe @puntp Sifet
beroient all9emeine llnterfiiBun9.
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rem, untertleioer unO warme gSinter=
lpaaren aller 9lrt bel s. arfs.
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paro in GbicaQo II Gents pet SnIbcl
beSablt.
- Sin Wdoden BON Mm. 81. sites
an SeooerOam iiel lebte g8Ohe aus eli
nem 8u9Qp unO trug Ihlimme Ger=
lebungen oapDn.
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6orm uno fir nur $l.35 bel $ arts.
: 9lm Samitag tpuroe bas 8e=
iddftsbaus BON 8. 3ellner & SObne
0fientli6 perlteigert. Sobn Sharp er=
itano oasielbe fir $7490, ein mabrer
Spottpreis fir oos wertbpoQe Gige1l=
tbum.
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in einem SauIe in Der gtd6e pOu ubri1s=
bile Das upn SbDs. &eetb uno Gbas.
MtGoliiter uno oeren 6amilie bemo1nt
mar, 6euer aus unO brannte oas Saus
nebit Snbalt pollltGnOi9 nieOer. Geet6
unb feline &inoer bermohteli nit Mibt
oas natte Seben 81 retten. 0ie llrIa=
DIE oes 6euers mar Elm ihaob0ftes &a=
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9amen Safets uno Gapes aller 9lrt
8ute marine SleiOer su nieori9em Breis,
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@5oga Den Sbilippiucn.

@aucouper, %. Stt. - Ser 9am=
pier nGmpreb Of Sapan" bringt gtaG=
ri6ten iiber ben 9tufitono auf ben
Pbilippinen. SarnQ9 greift Der 9luf=
itanO INNER mebr I'm li9. 9ie grD=
pin5en Ronila, SuIoror, YampanD,
9tueba, Qarloc, Soton0a5uno @auete,
linO im Dellen Nufrubr. 9ie Gebellen
ri6ten an Gigentpum ungebeueren
SdoOen an. Sn Der Yrpoins @apite
baben Die &ebellen entlebli6e Grau=
iamfeiten Deriibt. sic ltiirmten bort
Elm &loiter. Die MOn6e muroen ellt=
meOer aufgebdn0t, ooer nit &erolin=
Gel beltrl1en unO bel leben0igem 2ei=
be ger0itet. 2lnOere nuroen in Stiife
gebadt. eyn Ntanila lino Die 8sTdn0=
niIie iibeyfiillt. Die Rebellen puroen
na6 Den 6aroIineninieln oeportirt.
Sur6 6OlterQualen periu6en Die
Spanier ole @ebelnnine Der Gebellen
81 eriabren. Gie Gefangenen Ibma0=
ten in &ertern, oeren elnaige Seifnung
llD I'm S10e 9eflnDet unn Die oaber
obne jeoe &entllatiDn lino. @ntweoe,
eritifen lle ooer lie uerfallen Dem
98abnIirn. 3ie Spanier peroen be-
16uloi9t einSebOrene Sruppen in biz
erlte S0la6treibe su itellen uno lpenr
oiele gei4lagen llnO, gu flieben. 9e,
@oupernerr fann Der Rebellion ni61
obne geritdrtllnsen 9err weroen.
Ser 0ampfer brinSt aud Die Na6:
rl6t, OaB Sapan 6ormoia ourh Nusrot=
tung Der &ingebOrenen cipililirt. 9it
Sapaner ipirben SSrauen uno &inOel
nit Den Saponetten. Snfol9e Der 9iirrt
berri6t in man6en 9iitritten eine
fur6tbare Sun9ersnpth.