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rise In prices. lie then goes thought
fully homeward pondering over the
things that be, and devising means for
making two blades Of all kinds Of pro-
duce grow where one before has grown,
so that he may keep pace with pros.
perity aud high price. But he can't
keep from thinking his party has not
kept faith with him, and that
It's boasted protection TO labor does
not balance equally between man and
man.
lie may be so far devoid Of veneration
for the present regime, rs to think that
with l00, 900 men in the army and a
foreign war being carried on, his food
products ought togo upward Instead
Of downward in price, and that the
magic wand Of prosperity ought to
touch, at some point, his laborious life
and bring around his hearthstone some
Of the roseate joys that troop wit
progress and plenty.
These are conditions and reflections
that come alike TO all, which are unde-
niable facts, and not eitlerthe rawlings Of
long.haircd populism, the pig.headed
objections OF unlearnable democracy"
nor the reckless denuncatons OF dis.
appointed and sore-headed Republican
ism.
The thoughtful citizen can but be.
lieye that neither the Almighty-nor ac.
cident, Is the cause OF these conditions,
but rather that something il radically
wrong through the fault Of some one,
and that u change, remedy, and u re-
formation In "a contamination de-
voutly to he wished" II can cause
some citizen 10 reflect and 10 study his
surroundings ina purely business way
the object of this paper will be practic-
ally accomplished and one stop, though
small II be, taken towards the dawn OF
that age when manhood and ability
and not partizan political zeal nor the
accident OF descent will be the stand.
ard Tor the leadership aud civic trust.
VoX PoruLI.
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any degree below choice qualities are 20
abnormally low that growers cannot ac-
cept them without not only an entire
surrender OF profit, but with an admis.
sion Of loss, which the circumstances
cannot be said to justify.
For admitting the correctness OF the
official returns of the crop, and even
allowing for the production of heavier
weight than is given by them, there
does not appear any sufficient reason for
the depression of prices which has been
aimed at by merchants during the past
week. ! am glad TO learn that some
growers are making firm stand against
this bearing" policy. Such offers have
been in many cases declined, and il
planters will continue in this course |
think the establishment OF stronger
tone must result. Assuming for the
purpose of argument, that the 1899 crop
even exceeds the official figures, and
that it totals as much AZ 100000 w.t., /
cannot find even in this position any
fondation for the panic that buyers eyi-
IDENTIFY desire to create.
The consumption this year will GER
lainly not be less than the figures
named above. These requirements
must be provided by the present yield,
as there are no old hops available.
Therefore, II we had only to deal with
our own crop, there is no possible reas-
on why the whole Of il should not be
taken by consumers at prices which
would be satisfactory TO growers. We
cannot however, ignore the fact of inn
ports Of foreign hops and the main con-
sideration therefore is centered in the
probate supplies from the European
and American plantations.
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IT have also recon-
mended these medi-
cines to my friends
who suffered from
female weakness"

"I was troubled for three years with ulcera-
ton and female weakness and my doctor gave me
hut little relief" writes Mrs. Lulu Hunter, OF
Attention st louis Co. Mo. saw an advertise
ment In the paper Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription | began the Use Of Il about year ago.
took FIVE bottles Of II, and one bottle OF Golden
Medical Discovery. and my health Is better now
than Il was for years. have also recommended
these medicines to some Of my friends who sui
have followed
The greatest advertisement of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription are the
women who have used ii and been cured
by IT, IL is not a common cure-all. "
II has a single purpose, the cure of dis
eases peculiar to women, and this pur-
pose il accomplishes thoroughly and per
manently
There is no alcohol, or opium, or other
narcotic contained in Or. Pierces Favor
te Prescription. Such a claim cannot
be truthul1y made for any other prepara-
ton put up specially for women and OH
sale at the medicine stores. Accept no
substitute.
Every sick or siling woman is invited
to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free of
charge. Every letter is held as strictly
private and sacredly confidential All
answers are sent in sealed envelopes.
bearing no advertising or other printed
matter upon them. Address DR.. X. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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THE CONDITION.
That confronts the Man Who is Both
a Buyer and a Seller.


EDrroR JoURNAL-It seems 10 me We
have reached condition as nation, OF
even as state or county which would
cause any patriotic citizen who loves
justice and equality TO ask himself the
question: Where will all this lead In
the heat Of political campaigns we are
apt 10 attribute all the ills we suffer
from 10 the opposite party and TO take il
for granted that the one we bolong TO
would change all these things as by
magic, could il only win victory and
hold in It's hands for season, the SOW
creign power OF legislation. But in our
cooler moments we realize that more
than the party name 10 which our ofIic.
era answer must be changed before
anything like ideal conditions, or even
averagely satisfactory ones can exist ]
think We may take It for granted that all
who are not directly interested in a
financial way, either actual or prospec-
tive, In the present administration, will
admit that for the great body of the
people prosperity" has not only failed
10 come. but that conditions are harder
than they were last year.
Let US reason In manner that APP
pcals 10 all: Farmer Jones comes 10
Salem one early morning In November,
1880, for the purpose oi trade and traffic.
lie brings with him for sale, % bushels
Of wheat, 300 pounds OF potatoes, some
butter and some eggs. Driving 10 one
OF our grocery stores, he finds that
butter aud eggs hold TO their usual
prices and he feels encouraged that
prosperity has brought 80 mnch TO him.
But on purchasing some staple groceries,
he 10 told that there has been a slight
rise IN price due To increased cost Of
transportation, or 10 the fact that times
are better. Wondering why the rise in
prices does not extend 10 his produce,
he offers his potatoes for sale and is told
that because OF an oyerproduction OF
potatoes he must sell for lower price
han usual. lie can part with them, II
choice, at 10 cents bushel.
So turning sadly away, he drives Ia
the mill 10 sell his wheat, and finds
that II Is worth from ilc To i2c per
bushel, aud then wishing to purchase
some -four he finds that owing TO the
coming OF prosperity, II too, has risen
In price. siill bewildered that his 40
years OF stalwau steNdiast Republican
ism has left him Ia this condition, he
goes 10 ono OF our splendid restaurants
for dinner which formerly cost him
l5c, and Is tpld that on account of the
rise la prices, meals have gone up - 2Oc
a piece. M la the aiiernoonlhe desires to
purchase some beef 10 take home, he il
told by the butcher that cattle are va
high that be must pay AN increased
price for wheat. The butcher may cr
may not know that the heavy hand OF
Mr.. Armour weighs down the scales and
makes The farmers piece.o beef lighter
Tor the price than il would be other
wise.
II Mr.. Jones should need some hard
ware for use ON his farm, he is told by |
lhe dealer, that h,ss has been quite a
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German Marks,-Nuremberg.

ANANhAN MAAhNA-N -NNANANhNAEs
THE condition oi the market is dh
tinctly progressive. A week ago al.
yanced values To the extent OF quite
l0s per owt. were established, aud have
been we'll maintained during the last
lew days. Brewers are buying freely ion
home consumption, aud the export de-
mand has been fairly active. Sales have
averaged from l,C00 10 i,6C1 bales peg
week, 80 that the tone OF the trade is ~
present very drm, with some tendency
toward general improvement in prices
The cause OF this upward movement il
doubtless traceable 10 the scarcity OF
choice samphS, as although the total
yield of the crop Is more than sufficient
{ the requirements OF the consumers,
the large proportion of inferior hops
limits the selection, aud buyers ar
therefore naturally anxious TO score good
parcels while they are within reach. Il
is not unlikely that AN important quah-
tity Of the lowest grades may remain in
the hands OF holders, unless, indeed, a.
the season advances, the nessities OF
consumers should compel them 10 buy,
when they would he torced into the
market Tor qualities they are now neg
lecting, The iuture developments are,
however, purely speculative, and We can
only at present be content with the
promising aspect OF affairs as We find
them.
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ruDAY'S MARKET.

a, -, =. -, =,
rokILAND, NOV. 20. "neat valley
81 "a % Walla Walla, Ole. to o.; c.,
flouf-roruand, SZ'0 10 3.OO' super
hne SZ'io per Dbl.
Oat-Mhlte 3i@S5c, grey 50 to 3ic.
nay llnothy-f5@fll w per ton.
Hops-.!9 iOc OLD crop b "a &c.
Wool-Valley; lZ(9 l5c Eastern Or-
egoon, SO I4c Mohair, ~ @ 80.
mlllstuii-brah, VIZ; shorts, VIC, ~
,foultry-Ohlckens, mixed, f3.OOto 5.oO
lens 70 4'oO, turkeys, nVe, Z1S@l3c'
Eggs-Oregon, - y 10 5Oc per uoz'
hlues-1reen,sa ,saltedoO lDs, o@9c; ;undef
W IDS, f16@o3e; sheep pelts, l0@2Oc.
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MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Beng Transacted a, the cour,
House.

PROBATE.
James Gordon, administrator Of th,
estate OF Anna Gordon, deceased, Ia,
iiled his final account, The time fixed
Tor hearing is Saturday, Dccember 30
at 10 a. m.
In the matter OF the estate Of J. l.,
Parrish, deceased, the county Judge has
appointed John Gray, John II. Lewh
aud Daniel j. Fry, 10 act as appraiser
la preparing report on certain proper
~ belonging 20 the estate,
DgeDs ritED.
}, q, A. .Bowlby administrator, to
John Miller, 80 acres oi the Peter Depet
d | c, $500.
j. q. A. BoWlby, trustee, 10 Mrs. :.
G. Dyer, half oi lot 8, an Of lot I, Ger.
yais, tlOO.
J. NJ. Rrown and wife 10 NJ r., DE-
Guirc, AN interest In lots l., /, Z aud $
block 2, Woodburni also lot rs, in
Browns addition 10 silverton, tl5O
Eva 4. i.andrum TO Geo. Neibert, lots
and s, block 2, in stayton's addition
% stayton, $3.50,
Margaret Aston 10 W. r. shaw, ioui
acres la t6sr2 west, 500,
w. w Curtis, trustee, 10 the Curtis
Lumber Company, 80 acres in Marion
county a..
Ora Lena George and husband 10 Eva
+. Landrum, lots 7 and block n, Stay,
ms addition 10 S,ayton, fl
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Engllsh Market

LupuNh m NaFk Iahe tkprea,
The present condition o. the borough
Hop market h most unsatisfactory u
growers and their factors. what is
the cause Of its' is question that is
continually being asked, aud as YET can.
not bo easily answered., business is
in suspense, as il is impos,
slble 10 bring the ideas OF value held by
sellers and buyers into aecord. The OF.
ier made ior any parccls which are ia
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Some Hon Movements.

Herren d Levy yesterday received l02
bales Of hops from Independence.
Jacks, Carmichael d Co., received 9S
bales Of hops from Independence, pun
chased from Murphy.
Fabcr q Niece received 90 bales Of
hops from f. II. DuReit Of Fairfield,
yesterday.
Forty-cigbt bales Of hops were received
from the Dietz yard at the :. r. Depot
yesterday.
Sam Wolfer of Aurora, has sold II
bales OF hops 10 II. j. Miller at 6'sc
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THE HOP MARKET.
What the Mails Bring About tie
Very Critical Situation.
English Growers are Squealing at the
Bear Combination Against
Them
New York Market.

n Y. Journal 4 Bulletin Nov. II.
Business was quite generally reported
az having been on smaller scale in the
interior, and operations here were ex-
tremely tame. There was rumor OF IL
l2ISc having been paid in the interior
for exceptionally fine quality states, but
that price is not easily realized here.
The bulk Of business in fact isat prices
on line with 10 a lie for prime
States or Pacifcs.
Late in the day IL was reported that
heavy purchases we're made on the Pa
ciiic Coast, including over 5000 bales OF
choice sonoma at 10 a ll9Sc by one
New York firm.
The domestic receipts and exports and
imports (foreign) OF hops at New York
as follows:
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You never know what will fellow
Keep the liver clean by
using DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers
and you will avoid trouble. They are
famous for liver and hove troubles.
Stones Drug SLnre
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WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAME Err AL LBANY.
Captain Zumalt

Ohpthln Lumnlt
Leaves Salem at Ia. IN. for portla,a
aud way landings every TuesdsSu
Thursday and Saturday.
The steamer has been equipped win a.
class accommodations, including an eles,s, ls
Unsurpassed for carrying both freIeh, A.,
passengers. SUI ana
Dock,-Foot of State street.
ED. N. EDEs Agent
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LaGrlppe. destroys thousands Of
people. IL may be quickly cured by
One Minute Cough Cure, that pro
duces Immediate results In coughs.
colds and throat and lung troubles.
10 Will prevent consumption. Stones
Drug Store.
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Pneumonia

always leaves the lungs
weak. Weak lungs are
breeding grounds for the
germs that cause consump-
tion. Chronic bronchitis also
often follows pneumonia.
Ifyou have had pneumonia,
the germs of consumption
are at work. Don't let
them get a foothold. Begin
at once and take
SCOTT'S EMULSION;
it will drive out the germs
by making the lungs stronger
than they are.
SOs. AMI o. %, all drussistA
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Demand great preparations. The war
in South Africa has its own needs and
the contestants in Salem who expect 10
succeed must eat the best staple food
aud fruits as sold by Branson & Ragan.
III 20 cod
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Waterville, n. Y. Times, Nov. T.,
The market remains steady at 10 10 lie
Tor the best grades and 3 to 2's for the
mediums, aud they are moving of
gradually at those prices. Among late
sales are: Tompkins and Gibbons l29
bales at lOc. Danl O'Toole 80 at lie,
VIM. Conger estate 30 at ~ Henry
Thomas 10 Sc, Frank Eaton and 0iec
and many other lots at prices rs above,
and majority, however, at l0c.
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'NIllBlN|

Offers travellers choice OF the foil, W
lng lontes east They afs all amous
scenic attraction
%. II, \ n, via Odgen aud Denver
Shasta Route via Sacramento, o..
den aud Denver.
shasta lioute via Sacramento,
Mainr h, Albuquerque.
A daily line at 0fthrugh PULLMAN
PALACE aud TOURIST SLEEP
Frs, San Francisco and Los Aage-
les 10 Chicago this Is
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The local market remains in about the
same condition as was reported week
ago. The trade does not eXpend as
much as would naturally be expected at
this season OF the year. Brewers are
taking on more stock than they did last
month but are still operating very con-
servatively and the demand is OF a more
selective character. This is probably
TO the fact that the crop this year is a
very a mixed one, with preponderance
Of weak moldy and poorly picked
lots. We do not hear Of exporters
making any purchases here, but they
are taking some lots in the interior, and
this receipts include nearly 1000 bales
in transit for export, over 700 bales
arriving frem the Pacific Coast
The relative scarcity Of strictly. choice
hops holds the value Of such steady, but
nearly al other qualities lean in buyers
favor, especially the new grade '99s and
nearly all sorts OF yearlings and old olds.
Advices from the interior OF this state
report fair business. at ~ 10 l3c for
shippers, lOi6@l l3c, for prime brewers
hops, aud s@lOc for common to fair
grades, Rather more doing on the Pa
cihc coast in range Of 9@lll6c with low.
or grades showing mold, down TO "a
7%c. Late cables report no change In
tina EnVliah or German markets
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Clean Streets.

All residents of Salem are hereby no,i
ned not to permit any old paper, saw
d"S'' broken-glass, old bottles, erockery.
nails or other substance to be thrown
upon the public streets or alleys. See.
uon 50 of City Ordinance No. sOs i'm.
poses a fine of from 50 to $50 for such
offence and the same will be strictly
'"''sO'sn' oo =. J. P. FRIzzEn.,
- u street Commissioner.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-25

S'p = Staying thousands OF vicums
~ Aliiea NeIVlne Il SuTing ihoussnd.
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To Cure LaOrippe In Two Days
fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
lidggista reiund the money n II fails % curs
n. W. 6rOye'a signature h on each box 2iC.
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Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad
TINE CARD

Ore huu tWC connect at Albanv ~
Corvallis with Southern Pacific t;aIasu auu
giving direct service ID and from Nus Nus
port and adjacent beaches. 'e"'
v NO. runs from Albany to Corvou,.
on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fr,Ss,ss s
only. ''uAIs
' No. runs from Corvallis to Alb,n.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ss,nIi Soui
days only. 'a'ur'
Trains for the mountains arrivo :,
Detroit at noon, giving annie ,Ina N
TO reach camping grounds an 'Ie ,he
Breitenbush aud Santiam river ,S Se
same day. w 'ne
II. L. WALDEN, FDW1N oro,,.
TT. &P.A. 3tOhE,
J. TURNER Agent, Albany ofe ofa"'se'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23
A~s~syI, C-,.mt.,s-

Kingston. Jamaica. Nov. tp.-Tbs
british .frsusr Atrato FROM Colon.
Friday. reports a widespread rcv.lu.
tiunary movement in Colombia and q
grave outlook. 1Icr cargo she landed
with difficulty sod she was unable tn
scCur,s the outward cargo. owing to the
suspension of inland transportation.
The Sovcrumsrt is rscruitiuG an
army ty imprpssincn' under martial
law and IL icvyiug furSsi leans in Co.
ION. Barranguiils. Panama and Car.
tha9eua.
Foreigners are excluded. hut CONNER
cisi houses in Colon anj Panama are
subjected TO fcrrrd loan Of siDn.Ucp
at - per cent. under n guarintcc Of
raiirysad subvcn'iou. business Is prac.
ticatty suspended. famine prices pre-.
vail anil foreign exchange is n, 50.
Foreigners arr regarded with suspic.
ion. the government claiming that the
strength and popularity of the revc.
Iu,ionist. nrc due to foreign support.
Jbcrr was heavy lighting iast
Wednesday on the Mnrtialcna river.
The government claims to have won
4 victory. The revolution is retarded.
owing 10 want uf arms. hut accnrilng
4, siviccs brought Ivy the Atrato. IL
daily gaining strength.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23
water q, p~ Turned In

Chicago. Nov. is-Thc waters Of the
Chicago river will bc turned into the
drainage canal December I. aud per
haps earlier. aud the hir ditch hSS
tween Campbell avenue anil t"ckport
controlling the works. distance OF
twcniy.scvcn miles, will tc filled. 'n
conformity with permission granted by
Secretary Alger. before Congress meets.
The water will ipc held In control by
cp,nt gates and the pivotal dam at
Iocli,art until such time rs the gov
crpmcnt gives the necessary authority
TO let the lake into the valley OF the
Illinois river. The crucial test of the
hug, work-thc filling OF the ditch
will ~ far. In the expectations OF tue
trustees. toward silencing the many
obiec,ipuR
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23
r.,r.s,- n-,. Sn,..r Mac.

Santiago dc Culls. Nov. sumpr~
'urrvut for several vcCks Ctimsratr,I
To-day in the definite admission gyy of.
sriais Of the San,anillo n Nasu;. I;aii.
.oad and the ronuIs, rs;pr tiisz both
properties had isr-n soll to tn. Car.
acsic company. The roatIpo mine y
ss,usilrr,si one OF the rss'kc<s manga.
acsc mines in the world. u has praC.
.icaiiy unlimited deposit Of crc. assay.
as * per cent. The r,uraaj. shich
tnlls q Spanish cpustrIs-ttpa oaaCys.
.,S,u to Nausauiilo AMI ,.uautasamo.
= now q paying property any miles
uio the Interior.
Mr.. CaruCejc's representatives have
h--,n active in the district for a ispilth.
and hav. secured options ON many
faIuatic iron and mauraps,se deposits
Hong tire route of the proposed rail.
mad extensions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23
sui Nsin.r. WIN .,.ss.

snsiianagasss. Iud. Nov. O-f'rr~i.
,~ut John Nsschcil Of ;iI- United Mine
N.rkcrs Of america to-day Declared
hat the statement sent out from lies
an Ehat n proposition had iSca ma,ic
% tt.r United Miners 10 turn over to
he Knights " Labor i;,.' mcn. r-p-
ei,'.~a John FkluDcry. ,,liicr of the
Trad. Journal - Piiishure. was drpp
pc,i. a untrue. The knights of i.ai,.t
feanisatiou u has tsrru wcakcnsi." he
sai,,, s'sy its own weight and now has
organizers trying to get members frcm
scab ranks in various parts OF the
country
"OreantzCTS have been Mt work in
the southwest. where wc have threat.
ruc,i strife. making Propositions to
.cab miners think that there will H.
q federation of The railroad men of She
ruuutry. Il will lsc gcSi thing"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23
SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS FIGHT.
s-sisss E.s. wss 81 Ris Gsse.is. rssss-
.si.ilsss nsiss H-tsssfyea

1.ar~,ia. Tex. Nov. :i.-ticisarts have
r~ariiC,i herr iha, th-Ss' was n pitched
tsatti- last nisht ut fnrt liins.pii. iiio
Grand" .ity. Texas. tsr,w-yn cofu.
tssry ~ str Ninth United States Cav-
airy Irs,iess,i,. sarTisanins the fort. at,i
several hunir.-i citisrnS who attacked
the rust shortly after dark. Thrs,'
'hau.lnd shots wcSs said to have lsrvn
nr-,I 'iririnr the tish'. hut ;hr casual
tirs are not known h-rr. II is nls,
said that aii !hr wourn Hni CIiihiFUu
,saV" t~Cr sent away from i;ip Erlu,l'
city sis'i that runners nT,' out astTF ~
infoFr-mctts for the ritisrHSs THE
military authorities aFv oN'ttpynis the
'riezTarh wirrs and fuil r,I,Grss caus
iiUs tsS .t,aiHrti.
That the affair is s--i1us Slr is in
iira''d by the activity ;a military
s'iTCles here.
.,usiin. Ten. Nov. :i.=T1Hs after.
iuau 1pvCfuur SayrTS ss'nt the fnlluw.
iue telegram t. the s.'CrrtAry uf war
at Washington
''rfCnsc ,iif,sCt immediate. impartial
aui sraFChinE Investigation into THE
conduct of uC-rN, soldiers nj Fort Ring.
rrih Starr county. Texas. las: night
AIso issur oriCFS tor iwrl~liaiC -
uiovlI of tFcpps.''
Governor SayCr< received The follow.
ius official mgssasp fryTm tire command.
ire RruCraI. Nri<ihl-n. ia charge "f
'T-Ss~ division United Sts;C> army.
ESur his headquarters in ~an An.
TOMS,
''SHu Antonio. Ten. Nov. :is-To
,.-vr'n1r slyCrS. Austin TCS[Thr
following dispatch has juss i'-rn ~.
sviyssIs
"'tprt Iiinexrli. TrS.-NijuTant
J,ruvrni. Department cf Twas. San
Nutrni.- Every man in garrison last
uishi. citizens irsEau urfur on our
guaT'i asuuni garrison. En-tny uTsIlc,i
terrific itrr un garrison at T:;s' "u side
next to lilo Grantir city sni runiifut,i
for s.'ubc time. our men obliged to-
protect garrison. fiT,si several ynlssys.
Finally urtlrrc,i out Gatiins gun and
silruCsyi -nrmy's iirc. None cf our
men hurt: M trrui,ic since. hut rurn"r
i- OF gathering in country. n true.
may ucvj more trOop<s Cannot treat
with Citi,pfs.. who will mo-, even ~
s,,-Sct United States mail carrier: un.
safe for garrison. Shall ! send men
after mail1 EUBOTTOM.-
"Iiavc ur,iery,i trccp$ Of cavalry
fr>pm Fort Brown to- prvC,s,s,i by forced
marches to EinggoId. Am taking
every prtyautiou to prevent further
truuilc. VIII k~'p you advised. rlcasc
wire me any information you may oi,
tain NCklRREN.
Commanding General"