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DISCOUNTING PEACE.
THE REPORTED CAPTURE or THE
PARIS HAD 4 HAD EFFECr.
ON Reports that the Rumor WAS Un.
true There Was "a RRily-Moncy
IL Apparently PLENTIFUL.

New York. April ss.--Today the stock mar.
ket was DESIGNATING peace In the language
OF brokers This was done BY marking prices
a notch higher. The advance hcsiiatcd at the
opening, owing TO the reactonary tendency
In the London market following tho receipt
Of reports that the Paris had been captured
by the Spanish and the runor OF vcss !
sinking the Topeka. Wall street was incred-
uious, and these reports later proved untrue
and the market was relieved from the cause
OF depression. On the other hand much was
made OF the capture OF another Spanish yes
sci by the cruiser New York. TN IL
There was reported an active demand for
securities in London. but buying here for
London account was not large, as prices here
ruled above London parity. The volume OF
tho dealings was not large. tho Industrial
specialtics being favoritcs in the trading. as
pecially Sugar and Tobacco.
A feature OF the day was the hardening OF
exchange ratio, demand sterling bills rising
to Sl.S5.
Tho week closes with a great part at the
extreme losses In prices recovered, net do
clines not extending points in any OF the
prominent leading stocks. II is noteworthy
also that the low prices of this week were
not as low as those on March ~. which
marked the lowest point OF the decline after
the blowing up OF tho Maine. Tho cxcep-
tons were International stocks, which are fa-
Ncrttcs with operators foreign bourses
The grounds for confidence and improvcmS
IL stocks will be fourd Ia Tie money condi-
ton.
1oday's bank statement shows the surplus
reserve to have increased to the eytcnt OF
SiS,6SI, 100. and for the frst time since Marun
the weeks Increase is due to IN actual lit
crease III cash, more than the lessrned re-
serve requirements through drawing down d.
pests. That is to say tho demand Tor caSL
iltm the interior has almost ceased, In
terror banks, in fnct, find themselves 50
we'll supplied with iolc money that they arc
buying commercial paper in New York.
though their bidding has not reduced rates
below per ccntson the f,rst-class securities.
Call loans on the stock exchange have
fallen one half per cent during the week. or
the total gold ordered 6o.00o.00oD, over sl6,-
0O0,00U remains to be accounted for the bank
statement being In transit or received after
today's statement was issued. In view of
these conditions, 1t Is not strange that tho
movement of gold to New York has como TO q
stop, no engagements having been made Tor
two days
The money requirements OF the United
States having become satisfied and the pres
sure for gold on London relieved. tho markets
of the world have responded with recovery
In prices in the very threshold OF war.
Bonds during the week did not move widely
either In the early downward movement or
later IN the rally. Not declines IN govern
ment bonds for the week In the bid prisei
nre "a in the new fours registered ~ in
the new tours coupon, ~ for the fours. X per
cent for the fves coupon and q for the
fyeg registered.
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COFFEE.

New York April 2scofeemoptio Ions. o q nnS
raet oniet. No T. invoice 6Ts. jobbing IA.
Tl arshouss dfIiyeT5 "a from from New V gors
sla.. Wy STOCK today 1886. United States
s.osr IS. aacat for the United States dss,
o00. total visiblcefor the United states i;ss,
XII. against 6I7.T96 last year and sSs.ois III
1886. pt.h.raso, caye
tha closing of coffee futures In New fork Us
t ,n,,oys, January 5 T5d5.s0; February b,seI
5's: March 5s5s %; April S.sS spa us msy
cnS,s az; September 5.GoTh.,o; October ann
November psse% tm , sood sysrare
c.,,ins 400 refs per 100 kilos; receipts, TWO
dnys. "A 300 stock Az. roo go,
Hamburg Aprl 23 ota net bIs eer' sales
9n1n oranaa cuie. W
'o Ma Anil 70 Coffee No. Rio $3.50 a res
per 100 iiios: exchange sd; re e"e y TN
cleared for the Unttea STATES '''vv'' -
rome 1000. stock 1Oe, OJV-
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coMMpacIxL BRIEFS.

London Tho market for American securi..
fins opened higher and reiunIncd steady all
day oi, general speculative GrmBnd clnking
toto steady and demand moderate
Paris Three pe' cent rcptea 1n,f 2iic for
Ill account.
New York.--Th week closod with stasnn-
tion IN nearly all branches OF dry goods.
New York.--Total nales o. stocks were i22.-
100 shares. including burlington l2.0vy. To-
facro u. 40 sugar p. ic9.
New York. ,-clsarinss slis.fss,sao; balances
s}.isf.ssf.
Londep. The prize Of sheat has adyapoed
thiliingH PER qufrtsr a. various eepterp.
osing 70 ths shoft supply.
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both bones Of which were broken, He was
brought In last night and Is now In Jail.
He is alleged to be- the Same party that
was shot some eight or ten years ago BY
Sherin's Breedens posse. which was trying
to arrest him. The doctors have not de-
cided whether amputation Is necessary as
vet
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MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston, April 23-The local banks are well
supplied with money for all purposs. There
H. however, no great activity In tho loan
market. the deposits generally showing an
increase.
Exchange is quoted as follows: New York.
buying. par; selling, New York. st. Louis aud
Kansas City. 3i00Gl.25 premium. New Or
leans. buying. par; selling VI premium.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
weekly HANK Statement.


New York, April 3.--Monty on call nom.
iDnlly . per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 6b
al per cent Sterling exchange firm. with
demand and $50 for sixty days; posted rates.
4sIH3s4is; commercial hilis, IsN4 -Tsh. sll-
YER certificates. JbhT5G4. Bar silver. 81 7.S.
Mexican dollars, 49, state bonds dull; rail-
road bonds irregular; government bonds
Weak
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Kansas CITY. Ariii ss.--Wheai active, ltle
higher: No. hard %: No: 2. 96ism5s; No.
red 100; No. 2. 99Gi.oo; No. spring a2npt:
eoil. Oats actise: 40. white 2shff2s,s. Rye
sterL1 No. 2. 20. Hay strong and higher.
choice timothy no; cbcicr prairie s.2j. Re-
shil,mcnts- Wheat 5000, corn 1900 oats
aoos
$40: exports. 1sd.2fs. spot hrm; No. RED.
ia I. o. b., anoat. Options opened weaker
under disappointing Liverpool cables. but
turned stronger on subsequent cooperation
Of scalrers aud closed i,Nis net decline; May.
III. Iiides-Quist; Galveston, bis; Z xss
dry. i2i. Leather-Stcady. Wooi-Quist;
fleece, I7a22; Texas, ran. Pig iron-snuli
copper-Dpii Lead and tin plntes--Quiet-
Cation seed oil--Quiet but firmly held priin-
crude i9Isaeo; prime crude (. Q. b. mills. 1s,i
mIs: primc summer yellow ylH: butter oil,
s5G2sis; prime winter yellow. .ils6esM'
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pa.f,. CnI,Iel.grnnll.

New York April 23.-The Evening Posts
London financial cabiegram gays. There WAS
general recovery in The stock markets hErc
today, led by Spanish Is and Americans The
Paris bourse was sold heavily. Brazil ex-
change liz 5K. Americans cloefd under Tie
best on the reported capture OF the Paris.
which IS not believed at London.
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HIDES. WOOL AND nEEswAx.
rrlces paid by Houslon de.ler..


cuero. Texas. April es.--Martin McFar-
land was shot ysEtsrdsy evening ~ char
ias posse. Ne uas shot thrcues ~ ieg.
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uousrON BANK cLEARINos.

Tho following nre tho clearnnces Of thu
Houston banks for the week thus far and for
the corresponding time last year. together
With the increase or decrease:
This year. Last year. Tncreass.
Saturday ........ ssS5.4S7 $5i7.2j7 s33s,2so
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st. Louis Grain ana proyi.ion..

ST. Louis. April 23-FIour unchanged.
Wheat higher for futures, lower for spots:
M 2 red, cash, elevator LOB. track l.0S,sW
TENDER 77iA. No. hard, cash ss Corn IT.
regular fractions either side of yesterdays
close: spot lower: No. 9. cash 3lA; April 3iA
oata-Futures dull and Arm: spot stendy: No
g cash. elevator rs. track %; April 2Sk:
May 2ss. bid July 24h bid: september 22is
Flax seed nominal. 10. Primo timothy seed
2f.6ic75 Cora meal firm. 1.60aii.sS, Fran
stronger: in demand sacked. east track. 20.
Hay hiel'..r; prime 6oodlS 50: timothy COOP
1..15 Whisky I.aD. Bngg'rr UNCHANGED
FORK lowoI; standard mess iobbinR 1O.s2Iz@
~ IL Lard lower; prime stenm s.27M: choice
1914. Boxed shoulder 5.25. extra
snort clear 6l2h: ibis t.25: shorts 6.31,s.
Dry salt mt ats--fIoyed shoulders ..7a: extra
snort clear 5.e2,s: ribs 80: shorts 5.sIts
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MARINE INTGLL1GENcn.
Port of Galveston, April %.

Port of Galveston, April %.
SAILED.
SIS SaE Marcos. Itzen. New York.
SIS ftnsncola, Simmons. Pensacola.
VESSELS IN PORT.
SIS Fen,tn, ]. Mcller & Co.
SIS Carrie A. Lane.
81 Curiiyba.
IS GunN1la. ]. Moller & CO.
SIS Electrician.
SIS Gyller, star Mills.
SIS Pensacola, Fowler McVitio,
SIS Telesfcra
SIS Maritime, Fowler & McVids.
s. oswesty, ]. MD,ler 4 Co
SIS Talentino.
SIS Pnrlgate, j. Moler G Co.
So Sprlngwell, Cullifori, Clark 4 o..
SIS oihPe, J. Moiler 4 "a.
Sch Bnsanez Reyrlersnofler @.
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
SIS Alarn, -. Fayal. February ~
SIS Asloun, Bartlett, nj Penaith March II.
SIS Bteckfeld Shields, April 6.
SIS Electrician. Fisher. Liverpool. March 10
SIS HARDWOOD. Shields. April 8.
SIS Taulinn Somtnndcr, April 1.
50 Roker, Barry, April ].
81 Voltage, Stewart, Marry, March n.
SIS White Cross. Taylor. Buenos Ayres.
February 20.
Sci. May Dow, Norfols. March 20.
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nuTTER AND EGGS.

New York. April! 81. Eggs steady reseip,s
ii az uackages: Western iih@isN; soaias'n
1GGiDtk. .,.asx. creamery
,aNar AIRY i2nlc Eggs firm, Hesi "
crsese dull and unchanged. a,,,rv
q. Louis. April 2, Butter arm; creamery
1taisN; dairy steady. tgs ;,, sp am; orsan.-
.,n 1smi7, dairy izfii5. .Eggs arm a. 9uoms
~. 49, freah eaudisd Missouri ana hahsss
s,o,k o. eases returned: seconds 5.
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Comparative Spot Markets.
Tho following arc tho closing quotations for
cotton on tho spot today at the loading mar
kees. together with tho closing OF middIiDg
yesterday. with today's sales;
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co1roA

Houston DntIy statement.
Today. Yesterday. Last yeaY
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b bid; sellers: value
New York Fufursa.
Futures opened easy and closed barely
steady sales 46.bO0
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Cash quotations were MS follows:
1You,-Steady; winter wheat patents 5.o0n
s 90; st,aehts 4,2odA.So; Writer specials 30
6lifO spring patents o.I0g5.So; spring
stinipLts 10000 10.
Wheat No. . spring LOO: No. red Ii.ls3
Ia.
o@ts-No 9 2iss;, No. i: white soasl; No
Rse-No. .. 56ji.
Railey-No. 2, 40fi46.
Flax seed-No. /. l.29isd1.3e.
Iimothy seed--Prime. 2a5.
Mess pork--Per Dbl, 10.S5alo,9o.
Lurd-Per 100 lbs. 5.47js. .gss
Short ribs sides--Luoss. 1886 GO.
Dry sailed shoulders--Boyed. .I5mt 90.
Short clear sdes-Boxed, 5.s0G5,iu.
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Same as = week ago, but there IL mora
settled undcrtonc to the market. HoEs-Rs.
cents. 400 market Arm, Stii0c OF tho rsceoe
S;M NO sheep offered: market nominaily 70
GlS lower on sheep and i5tf25c lower "a
lambs than a week ago.
Chicago. April 2s.--cattle- Unchanged; e..
trA choice steers. S.ssesSso; socd 10 choice
s sss, Aee0sso stcckers and feeders. St00
80 liogs,ss lower; sales s.s59fi,00; bulk,
seom&oS ehipments. s,So pigs s,60mS. So'
snrcp,.nuil. clipped a.spaIs.a5; wocicd hood
5000. $3.50 '''ssS' '''sss
Londun Money,
conscls for tho nccouut, no 3-ls. Mexican
central, new is. 6s.s; Atchieon, 10 "a: L. ana
n. i'm Crank Trunk, ~, Bar silver
steady. Money. per cent. The rate Of dis
count IN tho open market Tor short ana threc
months bills ;-6a1a.
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Puts and Calls ON Grn,n.

Puts and Calls ON GrntH.
Chicago sdyices by private wire TO b. ".
Hunter e. Co. gave puts on July wheat s,M
Az, active scniping market; sell distant op-
tif rs on all hard spots. Puts on July corn
sa5s: calls 33H
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RUSSELL. - Buffalo, Texas. April 2O'-e
Mr.. II. n. Russell, n well-toSdo farmer.
living fifteen miles cast Of here, died NJ
his home yesterday al $3.50 o'clock. ne
viii be- buried with Masonic honors ~
Bethlehem cemetery today.
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icia gross receipts saSsc ZINE isss Ssss. .SQ0
TOTAL hot rcceipts Same limo lass veAr.... dSSl
sbipmcnt EuirwArd this wOok....,......... IL.
Shliwucnts rail-. 10 and VIA New otsesns, y.
Shipments 70 Japan. =. ..,.,,.......,.... 81
In a..siA u
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GAlvcstus srots.
Spots closed quiet and unchanged.
LtScrpOot Spots.

Spots closed unchanged. with business fair;
sales 10000. of witch 5000 were American;
imports 400, sof which all were American.
Sa %s@laSI X. 1ndavs Xcstcrdnv.
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liverpool Futures.
Futures opened steady, demand fair. and
closed uilict md stcadN.
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Houston Com pm rative statemcn
Hou.top isaiirD.d Receipts,

Iiosston . -russ roc sipt,"f vot,onIy the various
railfos.seaicrln- " Q ely w,rs - ~, low.
si,s, curl karsts anh Texas -. ...,..... 1ia
lioi Sion al iiexas crntrt s,,i.........4s los
iufu4 u,.44pii.l. ana ..rraI NVrthern......t. -.
sau Anionio and AJ5nsts fass ~.
Ltif oiorueo a ~ faui.s Ne. 80. ...... III,
t,aiyc>tOn. ia sbs ~ llld FAN Anionio.... A.
Houston kast and wesI Tsxa.... MAMMA.
1sxastnd New ureans sf,...........
WAGON ~. .......'......,.,'...-., ...,...,, :.
uat.I ia.
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WIRE AND NAILS.

. quotations ere for less than carload lots.
Special prices ON carloads. ~ 'o'' :.
j, BARBED WlRE--Glidden, gall, 81. As per 100
WIRE NAiLS-Ratc $500 per ker. na.
varces. I'D, I'D and led, &c, Sd and I'd. los:
I'd and I'd, a0ci ID ana sd soc; Sd, 45c: I'd. 75c,
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'ros Wholesale PRICES.

shs for Round Lots of Staple
Commodities.
u''atiohs are revised daily, and their
= can be relied upon. The prices are
ias IN Houston wholesale markets.
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.
GALVESTON

Market remains lightly supplied with ali
classes OF fat cattle. Hogs are Ia active de-
manJ at slightly advanced prices.
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Nc,tcite Nad)rid)tc,s.

= M
WdbrenD einer politiihen 8erialmrfi.
luna, Die am 8. Sanuar in 2onbon,
Ontario. gum ShiuB Der ifdotii6er
Mabl Gampaane absebalten tpuroe,
ltirste Der Subbooen Elm unb tamer
babel 25 Yerionen ums 2eben. tudhrenn
IS Ihwer perlebt muroen.
Sn elmer Yauie. bic hurh. Wangel
an Reonern entlfano, ipuroe 0err &.
81. Sortbe our Ylatform seordnat, I'M
cine MnIprahe 81 baltcn. glls er bort
antam, trahte Die Ylatiorm in alien
ibren 6ueen uno ltiirste Elm. $50 per=
Sonen Itiirsten 25 Sub tief auf Der
6ubbooen .binunter uno elm ibwere'
Siherbeitsibront fiel auf Die 20pfe oel
llnslifllden. Cine mlloe panit emit
Itano.
Oe Situation in China lit unoer
dnbert. Itan befiirGtet aber Seinb
leliofeiten. Ser beutide 6eianote iuA
Die @emiitber gu beidnitiaen, bis prin
6sinrid eintriift. Sic @ngldnoer neb
men cine orobenoe Saltlng an.
6iirIt gismard leioet an Der 8i6t
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GotttiS6cS.

Vim Wtonta9 trat IN Columbus Die
8slsssebung arieres Staates suiam=
men uno Die 8otIbalt oes @pnperneurs
murbe nerielen.
Der Yr6lioent BAT Die gitl untersei1=
net, melbe ameritaniIben Siirsern Die
&obbenjago auf oiienem Wleere perbie=
tet.
Yeunlions=G GommiHdr Guans leg
ieBt Die 9aupti1ulo an oen Dielen Ben-
lionsbetriisereien ben penlionsanlpalten
aur 9oit utlb er bat oamit tpahrldein.
lid nidt melt bonn 3iele aeidoHen.
Yrdiioent WleSinlep gab z 3ndtbdus.
lern, barunter mebrere Bant0efrailoarl.
oantea, Die Greibeit Gig @eibnadtsge-
ldeft.
8eridtspeiie berlautet, baB Gdak,
amts- Getretdr Gage. tpe9en Der gln4
ariffe BON 9oppelmdbrun9sz &epublifa,
nsrn auf feline 6inan5politif poriNe gBp.
DE bem prdlioenteu McSinlep feline Nba
batlfung anseboten, bieier jeoot ibn1
perlihert babe, iein 8erbleiben I'M Nmt
tper6e getpiinf1t.
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2oiteafreie YiHe,t.

S6ife Seine 9loreNe an $. Is. Suf=
len & So. in Gbicaso uno laB Dir Elm
prpbel6dbtel6en BON Dr. Sings ugep
2ife Yius" suienoen. gine Srobe lplro
Did ben ibrem @ertb iiberseu9en. Die
Ie gillen tpirten ianft unO empfeblen
li6 beionoers in Gdlen BON Seritupfun9
unb Gopfpeb. @egen Wtalaria UNI
2eberleiben lino iie uniibertrohen. Sle
1ino garantirt, pollitanoig frei gu lelr1
BON jeoer 9lrt gifti9er Subfan5en llne
lino gdnsli6 aus YflanSenltonen herge=
ltelt. sic baben feline erl6laTenoe
Wirfung, ionoern regen Wta9en UNI
@ebdrme, itberbaupt bas ganse Spten1
ltdrteno an. Sn reguldrer @roBe 81
25 Gents per S9abtel IN Der 9lpotbef'
BON j. 6. Miller & g obn. 4
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Gtwas, tuprattf tttam itd) pers
Iailen fa,tu.

0err ean1es Sones Uon Der Ipotbeter
Ssirma Sones & Sobn, Gpipben, sSa.,
bdlt iebr piel auf Gr. Sings gelp Siss
coperD uno iast, oaB lebten Winter iei=
ne 6rau elnen glnfall BON Grippe batte
uno oaB bielelbe 10 ihlilnn tpllroe, oab
bic 9terste BON Gpwben uno pana nibts
mebr fiir iie tbun fonnten. Sic &ranf=
belt probte in salppirenoe Shipinolu9t
aussuarten. Saer Or. &inss Stem Dis
eoperp in ieinem Store bate uno piel
BACON perfaufte, 10 nabnl er cine Tla=
Ide nit beim uno 81 aller 8erwunoer=
uns waro lie ihon nab Der eriten Solis
belier uno naboem lie Elm babies Su=
beno Oolarilaihen sebrauht bate, mar
iie oeiuno unb tpobl. 8ei Dr. Sings
gntoeduna fir Gdminbiubt, Suiten
uno grfdltunsen lit fir Die quite gDir=
fun1 aardntirt. probiert es. proz
beflalben frei in Der Mpothefe BON
4 s.. 6. Miller Il Sobn.
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Hn Columbus

lit aeaeatpdrtig Die politilde Mufreguna
unaelRuer. Mm Montaa 1T bic @eieb=
geba1,a sulamn,en getreten uno 1T bic
Ngitation um bic Wabl zines gunbes=
Ienators in pollem Sang uno porlduiig
baben bic 8esner 6annas gefieat. gei
Der Organization Der beiben 0duier
pereinigten lid. Die Nnti=5anna &epu=
biitoner init Den Demptroten unb lparen
erTolsrsih uno fiiblen iib jebt oes Sit=
geS fiber. SDd 9eben Die 0annaleute
ole 9otfnuna nod nibt auf uno es
merben Die sr0Bten Mnltrensunaen se=
maAt, Die Mbtrtinnigen mieoer in Geib
uno @lieo gu brin9en unD SrdIiDent
Mc&inlep tbut 2llles. mas in ieinen
Grditen ltebt, um ieinem 6reunoe
Danna su belien. Ysioe Seiten Be
baupten, oes ibliebliAen 5ieses sefpib
su iein.
lleber BEN Sample um ben Sit
Oannas tritt alles anoere in ben 6iuter=
laruno, Die SrtitaIt bes 8ouperneurs
muroe faum bea9tet, Die @orsan9e in
@biua, Guba u. |. 10. 9erathen in Der.
0eiien1eit uno Die Mufmertlamteit oes
gan5en 2anoes 1T auf Columbus serib.
ltet.
| GrTabrene golitifer be1auptsn Bun
oeslenator Ylatt, Der aamaAii9e rep,l.
blitauiiche v9ob" oon 9tem Dorf, ie
Die Seele oes Samples aeaeu Snnnl
luno liefere Die n0tlisen y Wlffen."
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@ajTermots1 i'm 9sorOtweitea .

Sacoma, Wafb., 81. Sec. SuGiuais
Ter bat i'm Noromelten pdbreno Der leB=
ten orei Sage einen S1aoen angerid=
tet, Der aui 81 900, 600 geI1dbt Miro.
Sic @eleiis Der Nortbern Yacific : Der
Canadian Yacifit uno Der 8reat gfurs
tbtrn=yabn lino sbur6 Die Slutb unter=
minirt uno ba5 8abnbett on pielea
@teaen psgaeibwemmt woroen. Die
| Sbelton q SDutbipeitern, Seattle q
Snternational, gperett & Monte griifD
I unb anoere locale Yabnen baber in glei=
der Meiie unb ourN 2anOrutihe aro=
| Ben S9aoen erlitten. Sn ben Sbalern
oes Staates W .ibington lino griiGsn.
3dune uno Uarnl=Gigentbum iort9e=
INtpemmt ipproeH. Sn ben Sbdlert
am Upper golplib uno Silton=JluHe
|linb mebrere Menlden ertrunfen uno
yieb III beinabe in alien jeBt iiber=
fhmemmten Neoerllneen umgefon m 4.
Das Stdbtben Nenautum III uuer=
| fhmemmt unb 3ipii6en Ghebais uno
@e1!ralia feb. Der 0allpti6ienenmeg Der
Norbern pacifie=8abn 3tpei SUP unter
Waher. Z Giersebn 3oll Ge9en iinb lett
Gonntag. besleitet bon parmen gin=
ben, aefallen, tpoour1 Der Sdnee I'M
@sbirae seidmolsen uno bic sr6Bte
Illeberidremlnuna i'm Winter perurfaht
tpuroe, relhe bier je porgefomnen lit.
Mn Der Riiife berrlbten ltarte Winbe,
WpnOchee ,Durbe iiberidtpemmt, Die
Nelpobner iauBten Hieben. 9luf einer
|Strede BON 5 Meilen LIT oas SbeltDn-
Giienbabnbett unb cine Nn3ahl 8riiden
fortaeiAmeinlnt lpprDen. Ser @ertebr
3ipii1en Tacoma llnb portlanb, Ore,
III Doilitdnbia cingeIfellt: 9olsbo. Gelio
luno anbere Crte am goiplib=6lulie lino
ltheilipeife iiberiiuthet, uno Der GMb
lifei9t nod ilnnaer. 3iise auf ber 8reai
glprtbernsY0hn lin0 burd 6hnse,
Mqhtr uuO 66Iomm blotirt. Seine
pofIanen bon gberett linb ieit Gonn-
ltag iiber QanO bier ongetonlilet1 Obes
loon bier ob9e8dn9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05
Die 0etMrt pes ,,0rSbere,t.'
Wetu Mort.

Wtit benz Mnbru1 bes nenen Sabres nirb bas ~8rRs
Rere" 9eu gorf als Elm auS9etpahiener Heie In bic
MeIt eingefibrt Da8 Yrobtfnt ber Wtani3p0lcermaIs
arbBten WaoBiobe su befteben babtn Snnerbalb iei.
ner Oreuaef peilt eine Wep6Iternng nel1e nad bent
Ietten GeifiS berenigen pDn breoebn unierer ouue'
rdnen Staoteu glei6fomn1t nHb ebenio 8rpb it npis
bung ber rniou bstbeilieteu Gta0ten De DDrfebrnn.
gen iber nebeu nub 9e!nubbeit beier tn9ebenren
Menge urS aIIeu Naticnen nn0 fimnten Hnb ein utts
geIbifes @6tHieI nber iubem Ne aus NJ Griobrnnq
eineS nobeau en babies S0brbunDsrf oubouernben Gf
folgeS 9tuben 5te1en, fDnnen l6ienbt npm 2soeubei
III gem Dprf nub foniflpp aus Atr @tpon jene4 qnds
nnb {pftemat{hen Gebrnu4 BON 6olI@lty43 @lo9NN.
bitter3 be{rf{t iperbsn &etteEr1 lit m Bon
beugun1susitti 9eNeR @QIorn Nn1 k!1x1 n.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05

SIM @eidngniB 81 9llauta, @a.,
befinbet li1 Elm gum 9ooe Derurtbeilter
g2eqer, Der niht tpeni9er als 8 ieiner
MaNeQenoKen nmoebradt baben iOll.
gDie 1t fogt, baBter bic i6warae Raiie.
Er betauptet aber, rur bret ilngebra1t
|sr bQben. @eine @attin bat tjebo6 Be-
|ipeiie DQfdr 0eIiefert, DnB Il Dereil neull
|uet0btet Bat. @ein Q6rper III iiberiinn
lsbsr NIT 9lorbeu bsbedt, Die BON wleIier.
|ai&xn herriibreR
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05
y 9luf Der GbieaaOer @eoreioebOrle

Wu! Def VUtluyueL VeoletutuutIe
aerietb Der 81 lebr in Die 00be 9etriebs=
ne Weiaenpreis in's Sdwanfen. llu-
ter Dem ginbrufe elmer giahriht, oaB
Die Mraentiniide &epublit wdhreno bes
Winters 40 Millionen Buibel Weiaen an
europa abeeben meroe, sins December=
Weisen auf Oh Sents 5uriif, Mai=
Mei3en fiel ebenfalls TIM 8 @ts. Die
geiter'lhe Bullen. Clique braAte IS nnr
ourh reges 2aufen uno bur6 Beto.
nung Der in DItalien brobenoen Rrieas-
aefabr fertia, ben December Weiaen
iuieoer auf 98a Gents in Die 66be su
treiben.
Sn ben penninlbaniasG Gal3merfen
All phifabelphia LIT burh ben pl6Bliden
Gin(fur3 elmer Wnnb 9boMas Rane oll=
genbiidlih 9et0otet iuoroen. 3pei an
0ere Manner tpurosn lei1t perlebt. Die
Drei M1nner arbeiteten il, elmer @rube,
ais bic Mano ouf bet eit,en 6eite eiI1s
|rlrste.