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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

Apr1 Es r.ra,, s.,,., =. n, 49,,
sjIr. 1h car,o,. ' n,p "'oL. aV'' ooA's'
rated IN but AIN S'' s,tnoa rV ~ y,
hrw,l iL' ~ ~ 'N' '"p's h''NNu' VIZ "V- ."
NpRIcoTs o. NV II, ,.o... N. a. H. ...
tons p'' " io"so' I've w LID car
CUKRAN TS-..lp bbiu &c a5lh boxcs
ciehned bulk, So. In Lib cartons. ai5c
PEACHES -Eyaporated unnceIad fN,dsc
EAlSINs-- California 3.crnwn l. l.. boxes
si.ASnl 20: a box l.. H. rntsins hsfi5nc ..
crown l. NJ raisins, 51,ib boxcs. 4a,afbc: l.
crown l.. NJ 5O-lh boxes. So,
PRuNEs- California, 50.e0s 7Hc: 80. 7Os.
sWr. 70 .gOs si.c, 10. Igna sfy5,.r
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston. March ?,

ioIt VI galveston, MHICN <,
ARRIVED.
IS Morgan. Staples. Morgan City.
CLEARED.
IS Niagara, Coward, Liverpool
~ Erechiield. George. iIavrc
81 Rita, ccniapa. Liverpool
81 Plympton, Page, Hamburg.
SAILED.
81 whitehall, Mills. Manchester
>, Lampasas, BarBtow, New York
s. Niagara, Coward, liverpool
So Breckfeld. George Havrc.
50 Rita, Ceniaga Liverpool
s. Morgan Staples Braaos Santiago.
VESSELS IN pOkT
SIS Birchtor j. Morrow & Go.
SS Gremania, Fowler Il McNitio.
SIS Lauenberg. VIM Parr G. Co.
50 piNmpton. j Moller & Co.
SIS Polycnrp. Wm. Parr < Co
~ Ramon dc Lallinaga, Fowler & Neville
IS Thnrstou. d. Ripley.
III Colin Archer. j Moiler Co.
Sch Clara A. Donnoll McRae Coal Co.
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Chicago, March Elm cattle there was a
brisk market today for anything fat and well
firiehcd. Bccves that were good were strong
NJ Monday advance and choice offerings sold
Pr higher than at the close OF last week. there
being a scarcity Of prime heavy export steers.
Sdcs were largely at l.30n1 10, the common
est kind going for 3.S5H4 90 and few being
good enough TO bring 80; fancy cattle 5.00l9
5.7o, prices being usually merely nominal;
stockors and feeders 4o0G4.iO. butchers and
choice ycarlings bringing f.5o Calves were
lower at 6.50N6.Tb for the best grades.
1btr, WIS an active demand for hogs, which
ruled 5a7kc higher. Most of tho hogs sold
ut an carly hour, the bulk of them crossing
the scales at 4, 92isGfi 10 while pigs sold large
~ Mt 8 60at3 95. The commoncst hogs sold at
3.S,is@S,9 80 and prime heavy hogs brought Ills.
Tho ato market was weak aud fully SC lower.
There was fairly large and active demand
for sheep aud lambs. but prices showed some
weakness. particularly for lambs. Sheep were
wanted at 3.25mi 30 for common to prime
focks. fed Westerns being saieable ut 4.o0n
4 Ga and yoarlngs at .50Q5.00 Lambs were
in demand at l.5oGi5.oo for prime. feeders sell
Ing AT -.
Rcrcipts-cattIe 1900, hogs $1,000. sheep
2ao0V.
ST Louis, March --catte--Receipts $500,
Including 500 Texans shipments 2uo: strong;
fair to fancy native shipping and export
stccts A.50tt5.o0, bulk i.b0u5. 10. dressed beef
ani butcher steers I 2bGth.1Q bulk J,30ni 10:
steors under 1000 pounds g. 1biii 10. bulk ! 90il
o. stockers and feeders 3.0nGi,15. bulk $50
~ %; COWS and heifcrs , 00ni So bulk $50
. 81 ToNas aud Indian steers .60ID4 %, with
some heavy steers as high as so; bulk 3.S0Jp
Z q. cows and hcifers 230fi3 30. tiogs--lto-
ooirta 1000, shipments 1900; Sc higher; workers.
! .~'aa.9 80, packers SS59ri %; butchers GOA
Z % Shenp--Rcceipts HOO. shipments 100;
steady native muttons I i5li 30; lambs 5.0oa
. M'.
Kansas City March Cattle Receipts 5000
natives and $1,000 Southern: steady to 100
higher. choice 5.oeah.30. quality not good;
COWS and beifors strong. 2 ,2lGiiio. stockers
ana feeders unchanged. 3. ,aa5.35; Texas and
lhll'ar steers z ,I0ni 80; COWS 3.00m3 90 Hogs
.GcDeipts 1904 5Gl0c higher all around, bulk
Of sales s.754S %, hoaves and packers g.. 500
Ito: mixed aud medium S.g5d4 .0o lights 365
Z. '.su. pigs 3.26Gf8.70 sheep Receipts 5l0O:
Hnsep active and steady: lambs weak to 30
oNtri Western muttons } .900s. AL ycarlings
N. l.lI,, L. A
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PRODUCE.


BEhNs-Caliiorna smnli white csc per ,b;
Bayou &c, pink 4c. Lima beans 3hG3 nc:
blaqi-cye peas ss,Gi5zsc.
BUTTER-Bln Star. Iac; dairy. Halle;
iagty Elgin creamery 22n21s; Texas country
butter, choice. i6Tisc; common. Sni0c olco-
margarine. solids. fi1; prints, 10; Elgin dairy
brickF TSoi cynosuro fancy creamery. la 6
and l0-lb pals. 2jc.
cABBAdE-noiorado sa.ooaa25; Texas sI75
CHEESE. New York full cream. HAZE;
Wisconsin full cream, 1tiAnl2c; Young Amer
lea. l9tEc Western skim i0e.
BCGS--Per dozen. 9td10c.
uNloNS-Fanry rcd 9nG.9ic por III; red
ald yellow onion sets g 20 per bushel
PEfPER-c Chile, iIGe20o per lbi bnck. %; n
Observation-Disclosures nnd Colorado. SOC,
s5''; sMeet potatoes, a5ofaoc per bushrl gen.
uinc Nov York seed potatoes. t.peck bbls.
nj 2poaS.oe. lc-peek bbls. a, 81 Is; Tonnes
sse Triumph lp-peck bbis, s3,759i 90: In
snrks. 81. t0itl 30 per hushci
POULTRY lens s2.7bd3. "a. springs 81 co
az 81 broilers 81 .75fre 90 Turkeys. hens.
sseoH9-oo' gobhlcrs Sf0.0o9t2OO Ducks 81 75
as 70. Geese, "a .nNfii ~.
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/ Seed fYcs'y
| call. lClosedl Close.
Month OF delivery.

bid; sellers; value
New Orleans Futures.
Futures opened quiet and steady, closed
steady sales 80, 800.
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hunters Daily COTTON Letter.


Liverpool came MS expected to up on
this CROP but only 1854 up on the next crop,
which is rapidly going TO discount In all
the markets. Our markets opened up
points and after slight recession from sell
ing by longs to secure scalplng profits, adj
vanccd to 5.si for May In New Orleans, 6 UP
from last nights strong close, and to 6.2l
for May in New York, points up from last
night. August dragged little aud at no
time was over up, most of tho trading be-
ing at an advance of points for that popular
option. There was further covering by
shorts, aud quite good deal OF scattered
outside buying, and even when the Chicago
and stock markets began to weaken and
break, cotton held at its best and was firm.
Reports during the day from Now Orleans
said that spots we're in active demand and It
was given out that one large lot had sold al
Il above quotations. and that Lie advance
was being freely paid The SPOT demand
private cable said that Americans must
offer cotton moro freely before the market
would decline. as offerings were not euft
cent to meet trade demands Receipts and
estimates liberal. aud ITesters figures make
total into sight up to March /. $3.50, 26S. which
lacks only $1,000 of being n clean million
ahead of 1896 but the short interest in spot
cotton holds the market as " has done 70,
some time despite the heavy movement and
other disturbing nows which ordinarily would
cost values dearly This interest IL has
now developed, was something tremendous
and more widespread than anyone had any
idea, and until IL has covered II will be safe
enough To buy cotton on all breaks for quick
turns but on the buIges the short side can
be taken with Just as much If not more
ternoon looks like sale for n turn. South
ern spots markets firm aud Lie higher.
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comnnrnt,,e snot Mnrkct..

cotton on the spot today at the leading mar
kets, together with the closing OF middling
yesterday, with tOday's sales:
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COTTON
Houston Daily statement.
rntlav Yactar,,n.
ftouHtOn COmpnrative Stmtemcnt.
tioustop isniirond Receipts.

lloaos en.erlnH Inc Soy M,rs rs iulinwsi oN'
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CnrEiii Il Richardson's Circular.
CArgill & Richardson OF unustnn sny:

I
While the tide Of speculation Is growing
broader daily, tho fact that the bulls have
been fooled often by holding too long is
causing them to take Il profit when they can
get II. This prevented good ndvance IN
cotton today and caused some weakness in
the Chicago grain and New York stock mar
kets. The liberal selling in cotton soon az
ter tho opening forecasted weaker market.
but decided strength in spots soon caused re-
newcd buying of futures giving prices
steady tone nearly all day. Large houses in
Liverpool and New York were sending un-
solicited very bullish telegrams. the former
saving that America was not Offering sur
heient cotton 10 supply the trade, and New
York was emphatic in advising purchases,
on the theory that speculation in cotton will
soon put us on a much higher level
Liverpool advanced the near months 90 6i
Now fork's near months closed 4 to higher
the winter months unchanged. New Orleans
closed to 6 up Spots We're advanced 1-IG
III New Orleans, Houston and Galveston.
Nothing new in The political situation was out
today except that Secretary Long was try
ING to hedge his remarks OF yesterday Other
members OF the cabinet are quoted today us
saying that they are satisfied that the Maine
was exploded from the exterior but that only
time end dilisent inquiry Will place the re-
sponsibllity whore 1t belongs
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q; b,sstins powder. si,s5 per kcE; drop shot,
Der tcr sack. 81 Is: buck, ti5os
rACoN Extra short clear, y sacks. sysg
SIC, regulars sMa6ssc boxed &c higher
smoked bellies IHe,A; New e, nork SAT- 0e''
~ sA s "a. xND T Tif ihsn car lots
/ from Houston BagglnS, 2-lb, 6Nc;. BALD
7c Tss A,scw 4S,S, eoe; ,a Ds,'a s07c
| pcr ID; special sizes, &c higher. -
| COFFEE--Rio and Cofdova Ioi5Miic; fair
| s6s,tt: prime sxflec; choice y,zasssc; fancy
Artucai S XfIoss, basis 1ioo-lb cases. slo.ss;
Xpcx, sio.is.
FLOUR-Empirc Mills. Houston: Davison,s
High patent $50 White HISeon, second r ps,
Wave, $3.50; Sea Fairy. second roller patent,
$500. Sea Pearl $3.50; rye flour s..o. Special
rates for shipments TO Interior points; nour
IN barrels, i5c above sacks; In hnii barrels
FxRiNAcEoUs GooDs--Grits, hominy and
cream meal, in barrels $3.50 pearl meal In
to-ib sscks sl6o per- bs o. four sacks; sset q
HAMs--Standard, sisMsc. picnic hams e.
HoNEY--1n 6o-lb cans. extracted tisTo,zcs
In comb. sHloc; In Is.lb cans. extracted. eize:
LARD--ReHned tlcrrcs, compound, tT.c; lear
tisc; 5g.ib cans &c higher than trrces. io-lb
cans, sc higher. 5-lb csus, &c higher; BIB
cans. 1c higher.
MOLASsEs- Rsboiled. fair. lsdisc; primo.
2oNslc; choice. 26d2sc; fancy new crop syrup.
s2ftssc.
RTCE-Estra fancy head. 5isG5A.c: choice.
<,s6r5c: fair. 4sisiso; fancy Imported, 5JsG5s.c.
ROPE--Basis for 7.l6: Sisai. SC. MANILA.
eisu cotton, lotsNilc.
& Liverpool. coarse, 69SJssc; fine. s53
Soc Louisiana. coarse ept. fine sc. barrels.
q los. s2!z5; CO.'S, $3.50; i0o-3s. $50. 7o-4s.
s24
. SALT FISH -Mackerel. No. /, in 1o.ib kits.
sdensLo0. half barrels, s5.b0fi5.T5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quarters sS,25n3.S5;
mnstnrd ihfre-auartefs se.i0a2.E0 40; imported.
f,tlf.tt ndn
quarters 81 30
STAitcH--Stanrard goods; Pearl in io-lb
boxes. &c, Royal Gloss. bt:lk, 3i7c; Nickel. |
lol packages. per box, ss.I5. corn starch SIC
per ID. % and f0.lb boxes.
sugar Quotations are for small lots: spc- |
rial prices given on carload orders standard |
srauriated SIC. cubes and powdered 5la.1ss; |
Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy 4&d5c.
choice iAI{Ar
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ErpNcs, COWs anu hcIsNrs, 'hINeS anu yvl'-
ngs In 1emand bulls ccntruc in brisk de-
land: logs hrmcr; shecn scarce.
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Dry Goods Market.

New York. March s,Midweck conditions in
dry goods arc practically unchanged. There
is perhaps trine less demand for goods
and print cloths are reported to have sold at
good price. But on the other hand, there
is fairly well sustained demand reported
by local iobbers. In woolen goods there is on
the whole feeling that stocks have been
larry wcli taken. Just now there is note
worthy Increase In the demand for worsted
goods, In staple cottons there is no change
IN quotations, Conyerters are sim heavy
operators In the market Blcarhed goods
qnlct. ana coarse coloisd oottons show no
change OF moment. Prin, cloths slightly
weaker. ''
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New Orleans, March :, Sugar Quiet: onsn
ksi1 n &Gs is.is; csntIifugal srsnuls'd.
eeltrlfuAsi 6f1sh s''ons,
20 New York, March 2.-~suxar. Raw s,saa,
,slr re!inis,x ll-i6; centrifugal N tcst. "a,
srTox sEEp PnopUcrs,
~ " lpcRfi0n; u a. . ! IN.
kY{De fyu<e OIL. luose I. itsles -'' ~.
eeHncr yellow al. a.
+ n n N 80
~ sate 49,. III g 70 II, ss A.
Is 's' 4 sss9 ~
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Grnin ana prov,.ion. n,.,yner.

q.
New Orleans, March g.--,iog product. on,s,
an, stendy, Pork, standard mess. ID sss,
!, W. Lard Retired. fierce, sa,5ia. purc In "a
ess,Ma9s. Boxed meats. dry salt shoulders a.
So Mss sides. sAus1t, Bacon--clear ribs sidcs
...i1tss, hams, choice sugar cured. sisais,s.
kies-Firm. ordinary 10 good a9sai.s. Fionr
grain and feed stuffs. quiet Fiour-r:xtr,
fancy, 4;GS3ft.75; patents 5aOsp5. 10, Can,s
meal. i.6oftl 20. Bran r. HAY, n ,es, Z ~,
choiec 4. oodlit 30. Corn No sacked white ii,r
ana yellows, .sI037is. oats-No. sackci
Kansas City, March 2.--Wheat lrher. A..
hard 81: No. ,. SSaisn. No. red a,s;ei
10 s No. spring ssdSs. corn~-iiirher.
30. mixed s6i.Gs6M Oats. s.c higher. Ma
white, Y. Rye Firm, No. :, 10 liay-B Hest
Etaurs. firm; ceoice timothy S.sOHe 90 rholsc
prairie ,o017 ~. Rcceipts--Whoat Al ma
corn 6i,sQ0. oats $4,000. Shlpmcnts Wbc.,
y soo; corn isstoe oats ieoo. 7
New York. Msruh a.--wheat receipts. VI /.
"a; exports, se.SSs. Spot easy 30 Nv,
fV',s I, 9. b. afiont OPTIONS onnned f,, ,'
n sr. advanced and latcr showed nosi',ss
strength on clique support. bullish Arrcn,ir"
report and foreign buying. Tho trads was
nscrlraned, hanover. and 10 IN afternoon X,
iore % Eft profits broke prices shsrrlv *.
oiose vas nc up on near and AZ on On la,
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MONEY AND RANKING.

Houston, March 2.-Thc local banks an
well supplied with money for all purposes
There Is. however, no great activity In tho
an Increase.
Exchange is quoted as follows: New York
buying, par to Soc premium; selling, New
York. st. Louis and Kansas City. 81 90 ~
$40 premium. New Orleans, buying, par;
selling. " to premium.
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New York spot,
Totlav. YestcrdnY.

Liverpool Futures.
Futures opened steady with demand mOder-
ate. at p. M, near months steady, distant
easE, closod steady: tenders, new 100. old coo.
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~ Lomis Grnin nnu rrn,lI

st. Louis. March e-rla,r'N r,u,,'
changed Wheat Higher for NAV mud ,o,.nr
ior laiy spot. higher No, rcd. cash ole.
,a,or, 90: track ssa 90; Marcn 20 Nav az az
rS,y A'spsb No, hard, cash 9sdfsa, Corn.
rn'irss lower spot stronger No ca"h
"a March 2Ils. May 97asqg;b; Illy ss3"
.o ,,s higher; spot better, No. cash
Sssf. Track. Ky: March, ss's; May. 4; July
i t,,aas, No White ~ Rye Lower. ielsma0ss.
iran Steady; snckcd cast irnek 30 inv.
smohs Tor timothy .25ailo.is, prairie auiot
mh as, Whisky. i,eo Cotton ties and
,mca mnenanged, Pork Quiet, standard
steam l,a2f choice 5,cS Baron, Bowed LOIS
extra snort clear, ,69lsei6. Siis. ribs Il s.inSs
nn,ls's; shorts d.coelG,2s nry salt meatss.
o.2sm s0 ribs. 5.3s,ss,5 .6al.: sho,te 4 sns,
g ~, 90 Receipts Flour 1900; wheat lsoOo: uors,
lpp'Vou, oats sa,oop, Shipments Flour ana.
"heat 1900; corn $1,000. oats n 40 'NS''
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Pnts Hnd, Cans IN t.rnln.

chicago adviccs by private wire to b. W
and down TO ooSsfi9oi. and calls osss ma IN ~
to a?4 N s's '-fs anu up
- Puts on May corn sold at soi. and calls a,
w. s erowd viii be on selling side ton,or,
expected for July wheat. wv
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HOUSTON BANK CLEARINGS.
The following are the clearances of the
Houston banks for the week thus far and fof
the corresponding time last year. togethst
with the increase or decrease. -
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
Marchand opusci1 Fachode'
rrancuzi p6jda ponizej Nilu 90
Khartum.

Cairo, Egypt. Mayor Mar
chand, francuski agent W Su-
DAME opusciE Fachode uda'
sic do Khartum. Wojsko fran
.cuskie pozosta}o W mlescle
Fachoda pod komenda kaPl-
tana German. krok ten u
wazany jest W kolach dyplo-
matycznych "a poczatek wyco-
fania sic Francyi z owego
miejsca. Francuzi przenlosa
sic niezawodnie do K Khartum
tn nastqpi ostateczne cm6wic-
ME sprawy, kt6re mleJsca
Francya ma zajat W zamlan
"a Fachode.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
Powstahcy dopominaja sic
o posady.

Manzanillo. = Bytnosc ge-
.nerala Wood, wojennego gu
bernatora Santiago, W tuteJ-
szemm mmiescie odniosla ten sku-
tex, re zgEosiEo sic 1000 po-
wstaicow, W tel liczbie 500
oGcer6w, Z kt6rych. kazdy
chce otrzymat jakis .urz2d.
Istnieja nadto dwie partye'
jedna genera}a Rabi, adruga
eenera]a Rios. kazda z tych
partyj ma prctensye, azeby
wszystkie urzedy zostaly Po-
wierzone wylacznie jeJ zwo-
lennikom. OhceroWie wzbra-
nlaja sic rozpuszczac powstali-
COW do dom6w. Stan rzeczy
ma wyspie gmatwa SIG coraz
bardzlej.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
4c. jazda tramWajem.

Cleveland, Ohio, = Rada
mia asta Cleveland wyda]a ME
daw VINO temu ordynans, ma mo-
cy kt6rego cena jazdy ma ko-
LEACH ulicznych tego miasta
ogr raniczona zostala do 4 CEN
t6W, lub 7tykiet6wza 25 cen
tow. K ompania Johnson'a i
druga HI amy wytoczy}y pred
sadem okregowym federal
nyf n process przeciw miastu,
IL Ralda ME. ma prawa rozpo-
rza adza6 prywatna wlasnoscia
beg wynagrodzenia w}ascicie-
Ii. Sad . zawiesil wyrok tym-
CA sowo, a sprawe roztrzygnie
W grudni iu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
Zabi1a Otrfa.

kenosha, Wis.,, - Zona
farmera Ellis Russell odby}a
bitwe orlem niezwyklej wiel-
kosci. Drapiezny ptak spusci]
siez szybkoscia ma pole i por-
wal jedne kur farmerki. u
noszac sic W gore, :,orze} musia]
upast ma krzaki, .g:dyz kura
broni}a sic rozpaczliWie. Wte-
dy pani Ellis nadbiegla i OBJ
jela or}a w ramona. Orzel pu-
Sell. wtedy kur2 i poczaa} bic
dziobem farmerke, ale ia, gdy
ME mog}a udusic drapiezcy,
podje}a kija / uderzeniem W
glove zabi}a or1a. Ptak mierzy
osm stop szerokosci, gdy roz-
toczy skrzyd}a.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
Sta1 sic. 1norderca.,

.Robotnik James, Meek, "a
trudniony W skladzie wegli
Barron Bros. ma rogu ulic
Flournoy i~Robey .onegdaj
poklocili sic z innym robotni-
klein, Davidem D. Goodwillie
i wkrotce powsta}a bojka po-
miedzy mimi. Meek porwa}
polanoi i :uderzyl swego pre-
ciwnika tax SLIME W glove,
ze .tenze upad}, straciwszy
:przytomnosG. Kiedy nadesz}a
.policya, Meek'a ME by}o. Ska
leczonego zabrano ma w6z pa:
trolowy, ably go zawiezc do
szpitala powiatowego, ale po
drodze umarl.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
WiddOnOS6i kr0jOW6.
MarszafkOwie rZadOwi
Byli przyczyna rozruchow In
dyanami.

Washington, D. c. - Ko-
misarz rzadowy dla spraw in
dyahskich, podaje jako druga
przyczyne nieporzadk6w, ia
kie napotka} W rezerwacyi In
dian Lech Lake, W Minneso-
Gle, chciwosc marsza}kow rza-
dowych, kt6rzy ME wahali sic
brac pieniadze, gdy sz}o O Gle
Gle drzewa W rezerwacyi. Pod
jeto tez zaraz sledztwo w spra-
vie wyszukania b}ed6w W sy-
stcmie gospudarki lesnej ko}o
Indyan Chippewa, a sprawe
te powierzono dwom komisa-
rom: Schwarzowi i Parksowi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
LudWik Napoleon W Gene
y

Londyn. - correspondent Z
Rzymu do gazety Times do
nosi, IL ksiqze Ludwik Napo-
leon, kt6ry sobie rosci pre-
tensye do tronu francuskiego,
opusci} swoj pulk W armii ro-
syjskiei, i przybyE mad grani-
ce francuska do Genewy W
Szwajcaryi. Spodziewa sic on
rewolucyi we Francyi ! ma
wz6r ksiecia orleahskiego,
kt6ry tez chce panowaG w tym
kraju i siedzi ma granlcy BEL
gvijskiei, postanoWiI il korzystac
dla siebie 4 zaburzeh. kslaze
Napoleon zaciqgnqf pozyczke
W znacznej wysokosci, ably
mice gotowke ma lap6wki, po-
licye ko]o siebie i ma utrzyma-
ME dworu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
Move stacye pOlicyjne.

Szef policyi' rozporzadzi},
azeby'nowa stacya pollcyjna
otwarto d. 1 Listopada ma ro-
gu. 47 ulicy Paulina str. Two
rye ona bedzie 20: precynkt
policyjny,; siegac ma do gra-
mic -miasta, pomiedzy 55 a 80
utica. Budynek wybudowany
kosztem $40, 600 tax jest urza-
dzony, ze. .cele aresztu znajdu-
ja sic ME W piwnicy, : tylko W
parterze. .Por. Gallagher tym-
.czasowo. bedzie: naczelnikiem
stacyi. Z.polskich policyant6w
przesla tam j.. Chilewskiego i
J.. Myslewskiego.
=. lima stacye policyjna urza-
dza ma rogu 134 ullicyi Hege-.
wisch ave. -. ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
HisZpania bierZe na sieble
dug kubanski.

Paryz. - Hiszpahscy komi-
sarze pogodzili sic nareszcie L
mysla, IL amerykanie ME chcqa
przyja6 ma bark swego rzqdu
dEugu kubahskiego, Zatem ar
tyku} w protok6le, odnoszacy
sic do Kuby, pozostanie ME
zmieniony W ostatecznym
traktacie pokqjowym. Rezul-
tat obrad komisyi pokojowej
ME bardzo musi sic podobat
Hiszpanom.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
kOntrakt na kanaf Nicafa
qua.

Managua, Nicaragua, via
Galveston. - Edwin, +. Cra-
gin, inzyrier i kolrtraktor Z
Chicago, a take I. Frye i +.
Swashburn Z New Iorku, "a
warli uklad prezydentem re-
publiki Nicaragua, ranem
Zelaja, w celu zbudowania ka-
nalu miedzy dwQma oceanaml.
Muszq oni zaraz rozpoczqc bu-
dowe kanalu, zlozyt kaucye
500, 900 w zlocie teraz, a
s400, 900 "a trzy mlcslqce,
Niedotrzymanic kontraktupo-
ciqgnie "a sobq karc, wynoszq2-
ca kilkasct tysiecy doIar6w.
Ia 10 lat dzieEo musi bye IL
kohczOne.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
Dzuna.

w Wiedniu umarfo kilka os6b
ma dung, majacych stycznosc z
tan ntejszel ln labaratoryum doswiad-
cza lnem, y kt6rem robiono pr6by z
zar razkami straszuej tel choroby ma
kr6likach i swinkach morskich. Ma
chorobe te umieraio W Europie, W
DAY Tnych czasach, bardzo ,wiele lu-
dzi l.. w Polsce zaraze te nazywa-
no morem lub morowem powie-
trze EN-. W roku zeszfym zabra4a o.
ma W Bombaju, W Azyi, blisko
10, ,ooo ludzi. .....:..
W T.. .1348 pojawi&a sic W We
neeyi, gdzie pochfone}a 100, 900 o.
fla r. w; tym samym roku we Flo
rencyi um ar}o ma MIA 10000 ludzi,
zaraz po tenn przesz}a Polske, Me
mo- Francye, Hiszpanie Anglje,
cd zie pochEonela trzecia czes6> lud
no Sci! W 1920 +. .okret, ktory z
In dyj przyby}, zawlokl ja do Mar
sylii. 10000 luduosci zgine}o cd
nj ej w6wczas W tenn miescie fran.
Gu zkiem. W dsiesie6 lat potem
W yludniIa Moskwe, pod koniec
pr zesz4ego wieku blizko million lu.
d. i W Egipcie i Marokko.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
WiddOnlOSCi zd0r0 0nlCzl l6
Cesarz Wilhelm ii. W der o.
ZOlimic.

Jerozolima. - w zesz}a s O.
bote przyby1 ctsarz do ero-
zolimy. - Gdy orszak cesa alr-
ski ukazal sic w bramie, " y
strzelono Z armat, a orklestra
zacze}a grat niemiecki hyrn nn
narodowy. Miasto przybra 10
wyglad swiqtcczny. don ny
przybrane by]y W zielcl} ch o.
ragwie. Ma ulicach sta|y Ok a
za}e luki tryumfalne. Od WI f
zy Dawida udaE sic cesarz Z
cesarzowa pieszo do ko$ci3 la
Z ZbawicieIa, ydzie przyjmoW a
10 dostojnych gosci ducl1 o.
wiehstwo katolickic, greek lie
i ormiahskie. Nastepnie ud a
no sic do niemieckicgo kos
cioIa ewangielickiego, gdzle
powitaE gosci miejscowy + 4,
StOr.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-11-02
Zebranie delegat6w na POr,
to Rico.

San Juan. - w g1ownym
teatrze miejskim odb,lo sic
zebranie delegatow roznych
wiekszych miast wyspy. Ra-
dzono mad sprawami politycz-
nej, socyalnej ekonomicznej
natury. Przyjeto rezolucye Z
zadaniem praw terytoryal-
nych, zniesienia rAad6w wo-
jennych, zaprowadzenia admi-
nistracyi cywilnej, zaprowa-
dzenia 8 godzinnego dnia pra-
cy i t. P, Delegaci wychodzili
Z tel zasady, ze wyspa otrzy-
ma samorzad W najobszerniej-
sem tego s1owa. znaczeniu.,