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MEXICO'S SILVER CRISIS.
Sonora Merchants Meet and Agree Vpou
Measures to Protect Themselves.

MenSureh 10 FFoIect ThomBeIVea.
Ell PAso. Tex, Sept. SIS. p. Adams of Chi.
cago, who came up to-day from q trip through
Mexico, says that on last Sunday the big mer.
chants and importers of tho State OF Sonora
held a meeting at Hermosillo TO discuss the
price Of silver In the United States and thu high
premium on foreign exchange.
At the meeting IL was agreed to Countermand
az lar as possible all foreign orders nayahis IN
gold, and the merchants pledged Themselves 10
substitute goods of homo manufacture for i'm
ported goods.
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The most thrilling romance of modern times.
Greater than Ben Hur.
More enhancing than IyAnhoo.
viii be Published complete In = special section OF
tomorruwB
Rsp York J0urnaI-AdU
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GettyGburs, Luray, and Washington. Rata sp7
covering all Necessary expenses, 81 pt. d to rs 1907
Address Tourist Agent. live BroAdWSy.-1dn "
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The Premium ON Gold In Mexico.
IlaIlroad Tour.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 3.-Gold sold at a
premium OF l4ll9 per cent. here to-day.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-09

-5Conque es precise beber2
pregunt6 Ell bar6 casi t9mblando.
20 pasar ell vase a otro, caba-
Hero, ia de que 81 elixir al me-
uos aproyeche d alg1no.
-Pasamelo, dijo ell duque de
Rochelieu alargando Ia mano.
El baron oli6 gu vase, V sin du-
da decidido por ell olor rosado
que las gotas De elixir habian CO.
municado al vino de Champafl.,
trag6 ell licor magico.
En el mismo instante le pare
clio que Gn temblor agitaba todo
su cuerpo y hacia -ef air hacia la
epidermis toda Ia saugre vieja Y
lenta que dormia en- sus venas,
desde los pies hasta ei corsz6n.
Estir6se su arrngada piel, dilata-
ronse sus ojos tiojameute cubier-
tos por el velo de sus pkrpados, sin
que la voluntad tuviese parte en-
clio, Ia nina del oio Sc aviy6 Y
agrand6; tl temblor de sus manos
tue reemplazado por un aplomo
nerVloso, atrm6se su voz, = sus
enelas, adqulriendo la elasticidad
de los hermosos dfas de su juven-
tud, sc foTtlfcaron al mismo item
po que sus rifloneP, como 81 el Ii
cor, descendiendo, hubiese rege-
nerado todo aquel cuerpo de IN
extemo otro.
X 'son6 en- el aposento un grito
de sorpresa, De estupor y parti
cularmente de admiration.
Iayerney. que basta entonces
apenas podia conner, SO sirti6
hambrIento: tomo avigofosa-
mente plato y Gu hillo, So
sirv0 de IN guisado qn- e~taha
i su izluierda, J tritur6 los hue
sos dc perdiz dleiendo que senna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-09
Ell COLLAR De LA REIN 4

--iAhl queiido conde, exclam6
Riche,ieu, 81 lie rejuvelec6is d 6l,
os proclamo el discipulo de Ne
dea.
lLo des, ais? pregunt6 Ca
gliostro dirigiendo Ia palabra al
amo de casa, y Ia vista i todo el
auditorio.
Todos hicieron una sehal afr
mativs.
---lY vos como los demas, senor
de Taverney2
--Pardiezl 70 10 deseo mas que
los dem6s, respcndi6 ell baron.
--Pues biep; es muy faoil, diio
Cagliostro.
Y deslzando dos dedos en- su
bolsillo sac6 una botelIita oc-
taedrs.
Luego tom6 un vase de eristal
limpio aur, Y derram6 Ell el algu-
mas gotas del licor contenido en-
la botellita.
Entonces, e1tendierdio aquellas
gotss en- medic vase de vino lie
Chsmpafia htlado, pas6 Il brebaie
as preparado al baron.
Todos los ojos habfan seguido
sus memories moyimieptos, todas
las bocas estaban abieitas.
El baron tom6 el vaso, pero en-
q momento de llevarlo d los t.
bios, vacil6.
All yer su perplejidad. todos
soltaron una carcajada tan estre-
pitofa, que Sc impacient6 Csglios-
tro, y dijo:
-Despaehad, baron, 6 vais q
dejar perdelse un licor del que
gotta vale cifn luises.
--iDiablo exclam6 Recheli. u
en- tono de broma, leso "a etra
cosa que el vino de 1ckay
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-09

batalls, respondi6 Cagliostro. Ia
bfa yo venido a Francia con eI
pobre vipio rey de B3hemia, que
estaha ciego y que sc hizo matar
en- el momento en- que le dijeron
que todo estaba perdido.
Dios mio! exclamo La Pc
rouse. No podeis 6guraros, ca
ballero, 10 mucho que siento que
en- vfz de asistir Ia batalla de
Crecy, no haydis asistido d la de
A A:Lium.
-lY por que, caballero2
-Porque entonces habrIais po-
dido darme algunos detalles pau-
ticos cue, pesar de la hermosa
narraci6n De Piutarco, no he po-
dido aclarar jamas.
-sQue detslles, caballero? Ne
alegraria Infinite de poder serviros
de alguna utiljd4d.
-Seg6n ESQ, asististeis q ellal
No, caballero; a a saxon me
hallaba en- Egipto, pues me hahia
encargado la reina Cleopatra Ell
arreglo de Ia Biblioteca de Ale
Jandii, encargo que 20 pedfs de
sempe nar mejor que ningdn otro,
pol haber conoeido personal---very.
los mejores antores de la anti
XII dad.
. Y Ii .toi- yisto i Ia reina
Cleo ,atrs. senor de Csgliostro ?
pregunt6 Ia condesa Dnbarry.
Como os estoy yiendo d yos,
madama.
-SEra tan hermosa como dicen9
- Bien sal Gis, Sc nora condesa,
que Ia hermosura es una cosa re-
l.tiys. Encantadora reina en- Egip,
10, Cleopstra tal VIZ no habrfa
sido en- Paris mas que una ado ra-
Die griseta.
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No hsbleis NAL de las grisetas
cr,Snr 0nnHa

No hsbleis NAL de las grisetas
sei1or conde.
i No 10 permita Dios!
-sConque Cleopatra eraP. -,
-Pequena, delgada, viva, agu-
da, con grandes ojos rasgados. una
nariz griega, dientes de perla, y
una mano como Ia vuestra, sefio-
IA, una verdadera mano hecha pa
ra empInar ell cetro. Alirad he
aqul un diamante que me regal6
ore ls venfa d. su hermano Pto-
lomeo- Cleopatra 10 traia en- el
dedo pulgar.
i En- ell dedo pulgarl exclam s
madame Dubarry.
81, era una moda egipcia, Y
yo, como veis, apenas puedo me-
terlo en- mi dedo men; que.
Y sacando la sortija, la present6
Il madama Dubarry.
Era un msgnflico diamante lie
unas agnas tan maravillosas Y tan
bien pulimeDtado, que podia valer
trelnta cuarenta mil frances.
FL diamante do la vuelta por
tcda la mesa Y yolvi6 q Caglios-
tro, que 10 volsi6 & poner en- su
dedo.
-iAh! veo bien que sois inore.
dnla, dijo, iincrtdulidad fatal que
he tenido que combatir darante
toda mi vida! [ eIipe de Valois no
quiso creerme cuando le die que
abriera una retirada i Eduardo
Cleopatra no quiso creerme cnan-
do lie die que Al tonic seIia de-
rrotado; y los troysnos no quisie-
ron creerme cuaDdo les die & pro-
p6sito del caballo de MADEIRA: Ca
randra esta inrpirads, escachadla.
;Oh! ;es maravillos, dijo
mAdana Dabarry riendo & caroa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-09
DE Y VENTA

Una hnca rustica. sta en- ell barrio
de Monies Llanos, jurisdiction del
pueblo de Morovis, compuestas de
doscientos cuerdss con bastsntes
siembras de cafe. aguas psrmanentes
= ados Kilometres de distancias del
pueblo.
e que la interese puede enterder-
SO con don Ricardo Quintero en- la
Hacienda "Palanqus" .Barcsloneta.
Enero 10 de 1897. go d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-09

ELECTR|CISTA AMERICANA

De regreso de los Estados- Unidos con una
extensa factuca de timbres, botones, bate
rias, alambres y demas accessories, otrece de
nuevo sus servicios para instalaciones eiec-
tricas todas classes, para n1qnelar ooletos
por medic de Ia electricidad-
Ponce, 81 de Nbre de 1896
(Oristina 81 LUIS SALA2AR
Nota: Sc faeilitan presupuestos para pain
tas electricas. " s.
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I i CASA
DE- CASlSNOVAS I COMPbNIA
70 ATOCHA "a PONCE
l3 ATOCHA 13-PONCE

Sc csba de recibr en- ekt te acreditado es
tablecimiento IN extenso J Variado surtido
de calzados de todas elases, tanto para nif1os
como para sefloras caballeros.
FL calzado que ofrecemos es de Ultima no
yedad, aus precios, lmitadfsiTos.
Toda persona cue quiera hacerse de IN
s6Iido y bafsto calzado, acuda d To CASA
que de SECURE saldra satisfecha.
Gran suftido e7a efectos de Pezet6rfa,
Ponce, Enero 81 de 1857. / MI alt
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R0bert0 Graham
IN4EGlERO
Fssdscsdn, HevyerEa y Feyr,feysa
PONOE, PUERTO- RICO

Faor.cante de despolpadoras de cafs de
"a sistsmas Rollo Disco, como tsmbien
isdazos. Tshonss, Ruedas hidr3ulicas, Ma,
Gates, Seoa3sras y todA class de- r1squina-
para cafe, pisar yssba, dssgranar n,fE
a, ste. Hero, ooors J or ,nss sn barrla
EDnaas -Iu4iao.
fl >--s | as. onio ds s96.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-09
Especlfco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

sos la picaz6n que produeen las erup-
stones en- ell cuerpo. Es Ell verdadero "qui-
ado. r." Sc usa en- fricciones SO apli-
), en- ochenta casos distintoY.
Vendsse en Jusua Olaz-barrio de Hat
,Ise. CASA del inventor snlame lte
Mayo,i 1895. A.
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WINDrALL IN AN ARK.
Lucky Purchaser Finds Thousands
I'm Hermft's Boat.

SAN JOSE, Cal, March s.--Lest Sep
TENDER an old fisherman hermit, Charles
r Rodman. was found dead N his ark
on the slough near AIviso. Rodman had
been dead for some time possibly weeks.
and rats had eaten the flesh from his
bones Coroner Secord held An inquest
and took charge OF the dead mans CT
sects. which consisted OF caaln and tho
ark, which sold for $50.
George Emery. the purchaser. soon
asterward began 70 dress well and later
took a trip East. Recently ne returned
and efforts were made 20 learn how ne
rad acquired so much wealth. While IN
liquor last night at AIviso. IL was drawn
out OF hin. thai there rad been money IN
the ark.
Public Administrator SecoTd asked to-
day for special letters. Emery Was
brought into court on a bench warrant
and examined about hts wealth. With
much difficulty ne was induced 20 admit
that he found eight 80 gold pieces, ard
q United States note for $1,000 in the ark.
Emery said there were others. naming j.
Baird "a one OF The parties. After he
went East he heard that others got 81 100
IN coin on; Of the ark Emery's story
was conflicting nut his statements show
that 81 least 81 e0 I'm treasury notes and
coin sufficient 10 make a total of xeo
were found.
Five years ago Rodnaan was known TO
have 81 90 IN treasury notes In hank in
San Francisco. He ALSO had other means
ard much OF this may have been IA the
ark.
The district attorney viii commence suit
10 recover the property, and may institute
criminal proceedings
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RATES TO ENDEAVORERS.
Western Railroads Make a Low Fare
for the C. r.. Convention
at San Francisco.

CHICAGO. March s.--The Western rail-
roads have reached an agreement regard
Ing the handing OF Christian Endcayo-
business TO San Francisco next July. No
Generalization n rates IN consequence OF
Il is now feared. The rate agreed 10 for
the occasion is too low TO make IL worth
while TO fight for the business. II Is but
Sol Tor the round trip or considerably less
than a one-way rate.
The roads have agreed THAI they viii
pay no commissions on this business,
grant no free transportation or do any
thing else with the view Of drawing bush
ness from one road 70 another. The
whole control of routing the business has
been turned over 10 he chairman. who
viii be entrusted with the duty OF seeing
to * that each road gets a fair share OF
the traffic.
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the opera. The Guatemzian xoverumsst
has addressed note TO Mlaisi4r Coss
expressing deep regret. and criminal ~
ceedings have been ordered against IL
offender.
NEW YORK, March s.-The cup A.
fender sloop yacht Ylgilaa; vas sold ~
or three days ago by George j. Goa2 i
Percy chubb. a wen-known New Yo:k
Yacht Club member.
BERFoRD. Ind. March s.-The Evans.
vile 4 Richmond Railroad Company hzs
abandoned its entire tine indefinitely a.
account Of heavy loss By washoafs Tt
road has suffered 10 the extent Of at leaa
seuo, ooo.
BUTTE, Mont. March s-.Ths Bos,as
a Montana Mining Company has broug
suit against the Montana ore Purchases
Company for s5ea 90. value 0t ore al'sgs2
10 have been extracted from the Psaasfi.
vania mine workings.
MINNEAPOLIS. March s-Ths Mlnne
sofa bicycle riders talk OF seeding sscz
the l.. \. W. and IN connection with "a
states OF North and South Dakota. forn-
ing an Independent league for the CO...
troll OF cycle racing IN the Northvsst
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. March s-Eiies
Parker, aged Is. and her brother RobeFs.
aged IL. were knocked from a trestle q
the Big Four road by a fast pazsenTg
train and instantly killed. Two eikff
cnildrsn with them were saved Dy fnsE
nurse.
Gan FRANCISCO. March s--fissu
sullivan, bartender. was scot Al
killed by Policeman George DckerSy tAis
morning. The latter Immediately aftH.
ward shot himself IN the head. inalciias
serious. but not necessarily fatai
wound
NEW YORK. March s.-Gen. WEIR
has issued an order that al women A.
rested IN Cuba snail D. tried by ccIrsraf-
tial. This has been protested against =
some foreign consuls. Gen. W-ylsf 81
II be had his way he would XII them hTz
and try them afterwards.
KAUKAUNA. wis. March GA worss.
less character named Peter Ross shot az
instantly killed his wife this r10fn4pk
and seriously wounded two other persons
Fred Schaeei Applston, Wis, sfs
through the abdomen. and Kittie Du2FT.s
shot in the breast, probably fatal SeAr
ousy was the cause.
WASHINGTON. March s.-Capt Tho
dore A. Binghs IA. corps OF engineers al
been detailed as superinleadsnf OF paf&
buildings and grounds tn this cry. CAg
Bingham II a native of Connecticut ssa
graduated in the academy ia 1873. He 80
for tilne United States military siisess
at Berlin and Rome.
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rule fnauxu-zted here. BY which Il . Ia
tended 10 szut OF al e1~ oeoats q ne
question
During Johnstoa's speech Jorr called
TIE speakers attention 20 tie fact thar
the previous question had been called for.
with TIRE evident purpose o. s1ooplnS
Johnston The latter said
THE gentleman from Yakima tJoryo has
already enlightened the house on tais
question. as well as several others
Jory took this as a fling a. hin. and
asked that the language Dc taken down.
TIE house INDUCED In q laugh az Jory's
expense as Johnston repeated with great
sarcasm. VIVA. he had said relative 70
Jory.
Bush took the Aoor TO vehe-nentiy deny
Tire assertion raar q combination bad bee1
made
II D. Smith said that as the session
rears6 tire ED many members changed
their minds On various bills. indicating
here was truth IN Jonnstcr's charge
On roll call the bsll passed. II TO =. -
scIsowss
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In THE LEGISLATURE
C1evelasas Forest Hsserve ordes
Called 10 In . Hesosetion ~
Washburn, and In n Ncn@stAi ~
warner. Roth of Which Are
Adopted
OLYMPIA. xzrcs ,-sp~csai-Tfe seq

OLYMPIA Msr-f s-Sp~csaf-Tse sen
.sa xrAot ths say n. consideration o. Ia
rstlway btu azd TIE appropriation s.aA-
Fesxeeu Saturday ris1t zEs2 7@I1Ay
rnorntnx she EastsTn washington sa9
western Washington zen conferred Sts1
concsAsaozs acre Esaoe or 1eotn sa4es- a.
4 rsaun ths czastt railroad slh ~~s Re-
re,nstdsred ard aEzErGsd 20 that y ss f1leFs
acc@yEabae than X asa - ootn tns E-@Ns-
err ard western washington GEES =
sTbs, II vas passea unanimously. At iEs-
ru,rsant resolution by NasEsErr a1o
Tseuorlz4 81 Warner ASKING for Ssosassa-
cation u President ClegeAana's recent
proclamation making forest reserve OF
several millions 81 acres IN thts STATE ere
adopted. The senate spent tie most Of tas
osy in considering the appropriation oala-
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4--s 49,
UpS- Enstion q Davis sZ7s for iraexing
session sAws was changed 20 s5s, tbs
sane a. $50 years age. At extra re-
cesvfnr clerk Is allowed which was not
allowed under TIE Republican admins
traitor
pszrr-r r.ow.s 70 raise TIRE travelling
expense Allowance for 1as attorney gen
ersl froz s. so % sz.oa explainlng tat
s1.S6 was allowed Two years age. a11 ad-
elsso1al twr1es had b@sa imposed rror -
attorney general and srse passes shgt Of
Patrick Henry Winston had 6sscorered
Ira; Il was impossible 20 &c: along on the
same agpFep ria tan ss tEat allowed ne
Republican attorney zensraI. MEsr %
T1Grs-cz showed hat two years ago nose
vas appropriated ard this year Il was pro
posed % approorizte ssz4s Van PA1se1
thought a Popgl!sS should work as cheap
a. Republican. Range though; tao wa
sutEessri for mileage szpenses
PlEEaEEsr sad he Just wanted a big
eEossgn appropriEtion Tor ne attorney gen
eraTs expsnsex- Woodlng thought that
ire .ncrsaJe % g. 80 already made vas
sufficient Deckeozch tocular.y said that
Il was ds{no1str&ted az EIlea~carg that
waking wAss.a good thing. and II the ap-
preparation was exhausted. the preset
ssare officers mignt wax
Keith TaoEe6 20 allow - 80 Cor deputy
superintendent OF public Instruction High
offered a substitute, allowing 8. GO for
Clerk hire. Tae substitute was adopted.
Keith moved 70 reduce TIE appropriation
for tie state board 81 education 81 90 and
Increase the traEeifzg expenses $40. TIE
Toaa4 being the same as before. The lsst
iten did nos carry. huE On motion % Range
an advance % $50 was made On the board.
an addition Of ssfd was rnsds for salary
ard expenses o. superior Judges pro tenn
pore.
For ths ONCE % the state land commits
sioTer's Office 81. go was appropriated.
Taylor moved to strike out the ssea1 ap-
propFiafea for the rebuilding % the boiler
house AZ tire Eastern washington hospital
Tor the insane. Dackehaeh. Van Patten.
Runner. Hoaghton ard Piammer opposed
the motion. and Il vas lost
Runner moved that So 90 be appro2ri-
ate1 for the construction OF three-story
brick building 20 be erected al the East
err Washington hospital for the insane
There are 20 patents q; tie hospita; al
present and the number is Increasing rap
i1ly.
Runners motion was carr ed
1seld moved that 500 be appropriated
FOR turning cell wing q: the penftensiary
Into kitchen and dining room. Carried
~ s.la O'Clock, after the debate on the
sppropris ton bill. The senate adjourned
until o'clock tomorrow
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GOSSIP OF THE CAPITAL

OLYMPIA. March s--Special-Msyor
Wood. of Seattle. Is In Olympia today look
ing after municipal legislation.
In yesterdays report from Olympia the
interview regarding the Soldiers Home
was credited 70 Senator Taylor. when IN
fact Senator Megser was the one inter
viewed. Another error IN the same inter
view Is that Senator Megler Is quoted as
saying that he would never have voted
for the resolutions had they been presented
AT G.. A r. post meeting had he not
visited the home st Orting. What he did
say was that he would have voted for thu
resolutions in a G.. A r. post meeting"
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FOR A PRESS CENSORSHIP.
Anticipated Ideas Being Revived in
New York

BUFFALO, March s.-Senafor Lamey
ard Assem- oiyraan Bruhn have been re-
Quested 20 introduce 70 the state legtsIs-
ture a oil which provides for the placing
under the supervision OF state officials al
the newspapers published in the state
The measure provides that within TWEEN
~ days after the passage OF the act the
legislature sha1i appoint II each county
OF ths state having population of l9ls'
Or more. men suitable 70 act as ceu@ors
q al newspapers published In the eoun-
~ Any person writsng or causing 20 be
printed any article or portion q an ar
ticle not approved BY the censor shall Dc
guilty % felony. ard the penalty for
conviction thereof shall - Imprisonment
N the state penits2tisry rot exceeding
Eve years or not less tasn ore year. or
fus q g. 90 Or s. GO. or both.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

SALT LAKE. March SEARCH was con-
tinCeo today N the snoTsi1ce at he DAILY
mine. and at O'clock the body OF Joseph
ZuccA was taken out
KANSAS CITY. March s-Aftsr a night
Of dissipation Gus a. Morning. stereo-
tvper aged =. today fatally wounded his
wife and Killed himself.
WASHINGTON. March s-Ths prssi-
as steward Of the Waite House, which 80
sitioa 10 he'd under Cleveland
OMAHA March s-Th@ Pioneer block
at south Omaha. vas DESTROYED b. FIRE
yesterday. The lCss viii by be lezs
than 81. go. partially insured.
BALTIMORE. March s-A receiver was
appointed today Tor the Lexington saw
1rzs hank. q Baltimore The suit "a
brought by the stockholders and cred
ito-z-
WASHINGTON. March s-peufs-1iu
Franklin Peters, % Harrisburg. Pa. Vas
to-day Appointed chief clerk % ire navy
department.. vice BENJAMIN Nieou. re-
s.gne9.
LONDON, March s--Ia nght today De-
tvees Wna1ey and Tom william. TIE A.
Ter was badly Sea-en ard comp etsIv
xaocksa out a. TIE cad o. the fourteenth
round
WASHINGTON, March al. wsl,sr
z 8T1s0re- VIC has oeen private secre-
tAFy % Secretary Olnsv has 5sez selected
70 art = a similar capacity 70 A.tornsy
gsue-al Mcksn-l&-
CHIC AGO. March flames Powers +.
easnaa. late lat niEnt shof ard Instant
y killed nas wife and men fatally sh0t
himself I~s .1usT - supposed % have
been fhs motive.
CINCINNATI March = 49, Herman
ETockmsr vas this Afternoon appointed
receiver Tor ths Consolidated BlalGlng
an4 SaTiEss Company. Liabilities s-z1.-
psl assets TI-5 $50
NEW YORK. MARI "A Wei.-knoEn
rolsriczl aek1eT ard dusilis- q GaursrnafA
Crere4 an l.Erurnkna a~ranf N a..
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.frrtinr Of cnrtlrmrn.

ma canEentGoa o The Texas Live stock
Association met here today Fg.y 3 so
STOCK AID c8tte0eo ara IL attendance.
4 resolution giving the Chicago Yards
fhl-.v DAYS II waich - abolish Ire = per
ca ts-ns-as c@arwe. Gnssr tsrezt 70 pat
ra11xe other markets. WAS adopted. A res-
o.attcu against adverse legislation against
olea-r arEar.ae was $3.50 20
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TO TAP THE WHITE PINE BELT.
Moscow Board of Trade Takes rD a
naurnaa Prnpnsffton

MOSCOW. TdzAo. Marea She board
O. trade has taken Up TIE proposed rail-
road erora this place 70 TIE whiss pine
Aelt. thtrxy-sTe miles east : rs read
would tap body % suser1 TIMER. con-
tanning ~ Go 90 feet o. white pine. "a
cor 81 ot lzmArzck and s.9o9.so feet o.
yellow pine and cedar. TIE natter las
been placed Ia IRE hands o = committee
% Eve. Etth c. o. Brown As c1asrnaA
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NEW YORK. &aygz s,--Ths correspond
ert q re Hsrz.3 IN Montevs5eo teleSrAS-s
tnat tie authorities % many important
tczFrE IN the rev lsa.tc have op~lsT g.ger
tzsGr adherence % TIE 8-F1rgszt stan3-
ara c@srlaz aid e. nea and 2rzs- Tnls
ads greatly % ire Strength % tie re~ai -
tioa. ard Increases ths se-soEE-seSz &C t1-e
ssrEsr2Sz
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NOT A LIMITATION.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL REM
DERs AN IMPORTANT OPINION.

Little Question a. to the Validity
of q Special Tax Levy for Pay
the Act of Is9O-Opinion Given At
the Request Of Jeasrson County.
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To Separnte Next Monday.

OMAHA. March s.-The segregation of
the oregon Short Line from the Union Pa
ciic system VIII occur one week from to-
day There Is considerable hustle IN the
Union Pacific headquarters IN this city be-
cause OF this. as IL means the removal OF
between thirty and forty families TO Salt
Lake City.
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GREENWICH Coaa- March s-it =
anze1-ce3 rozsy ma An3rew Carnegie
- j.. sns sn21.s 70 leave rs oe1. ard
NAY uos - scr = long t1Ds- Il - sE-
rscte4 tnat - Wsl ssnaIa n STsezg9ch
= meath .o1gsE-