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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-21
FOOLS TIE PROPHETS
Stock Market Is on the Reac-
tionary Order.
SUPREME COURT DECISION
Which Doesn't Come, Is an
important Factor.
SUPREME COURT DECISION

New York, Nov 31.-The stock mar
ket confounded all the prophets by turn
ing Feactiona-y in tone. AL OF the fra
teaaity OF professional spectators came
down to Wall Street this morning inclined
TO the bull side. Their operations, com
bined with an outside demand through
commission houses, invited by last weeks
course of events. carried prices upward
for a brief period. but realizing promptly,
became manifest and Manhattan devel-
oped such conspicuous weakness as 10
affect the whole Iise. BY noon the weak
ness had become marked IN number Of
the industrisls. This was attributed 10
the expectation Of 2 decision BY the
United States supreme court il q case
bearing on the validity OF the new form
OF industri combination which has been
so widely used in the last year The In
dustrials rallied considerably when the
news came from Washington that the de-
cisi0n had not been handed down today.
The rally was due 10 operations by room
traders, and the explanation OF the early
weakness came from the same source and
vas simply an effort 10 interpret the
Weakness Of stocks. which was q palpable
TACT. the renewed weakness aTteC the
rally, showed that the explanation was
rather wide Of the mark The sufficient
Explanation Of the downward course OF
prices was that large holdings OF stocks
were thrown over last week TO take ad-
vantage OF the strong market caused by
the bond redemption plan OF the treasury
department. Last weeks buyrs find no
widespread demand for stocks from the
public at large and the market is con-
siderabIy over weighted with speculative
holdings waiting 20 realize. The outlook
il the New York money market con-
tinued favorable, although the offerings
OF government bonds for redemption to-
day were much smaller than on previous
days. The easier money rate caused by
the redemption money already released
and the higher price which government
bonds have attained, encourage owners Of
the bonds 20 hold them Today's call
loan rate ranged from 70 per cent
and the movement Of New York exchange
at interior points continued IN favor Of
New York, promising relief from the
pressure for funds from that source. The
probable future demands OF the sub
treasury are more in doubt The govern
rnent's surplus tends 10 increase again as
the month progresses and the sub-treas-
ury debit balance at the clearing house
today was small in spite OF the govern
lrent checks for payment OF redeemed
bonds. Closing prices Of stocks were as
follows:
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HE WEATHER.


NLcGlra- Kansas, Nov. -, lS9a.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity.
Cleaning and cooler Tuesday. fair and
colder Wednesday.
During the past . hours the highest
temperature has been Is. the lowest S.
and the mean 81, with usat rain unit.
no31 and light sp-inkles II the afternoon.
with fresh east aud southeast wind. Rain
faI Il inch, and including yesterdays Il
Is - inch This is the drst rain Tor over
three wesl-s
on this date last year the highest tam
peratu-e was G. the lowest ., and the
mean -
- far this month the average tenpe-a-
ture has been 3, which Is $ above the
normal
50 lar this month the rainfall has bee.
"a inch, which IS II inch less tazr the
normal
The past fortnight has been on an aver
age j. degrees q day above the normal
Cold weather must come soon. 5Ut IS ye-
there Is no indication u any sudden o.
very marked change
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Nov. oa-Ecrecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
KansaS-Fair 81 western; zasu followed
BY fair and cooler n central and eastern
portions Tuesday. Wednesday .st-,
rarthessterly winds
Oklahoma and Indian Ter-ito-v-Rsi7
and cooler Tuesday. Wednesday fair.
winds shifting 10 rortawesJerly.
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General OTIS Death Eenor,

Washingtsr $Jv. s)-CsfneraG OfIs fzs
cab.ef che following 5caths- Acute dFs-
ert-Ty. N9vena5er = Jacob Teszfe-. h5s-
pstal c7rps chronic 8la~-s.st. Les Cra--
dan. a. Sl1,h infantry. ers wa-ri-
CoEsr. civilian. iate .. seventesath so-
fautry; chronic avsense~y. f1th- Caas'as
G3entaer. p Tai-ty-fe1~s8 fufen.-v. 20
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p. Th.rf i-faatry. g4E.r3-s1trltls. 18th.
J ~ Brs--. uzrsfcfa-. p Sxtae-th IT,
fsntry- Egrsh7- ~7E7f wbg r.f-r
arrest. James gv-phT. \ r-tr-eev-
ezth i-fs-f-y. rsrsolz. IN. WEis- 2
Curry x slE-h l-fa-t-v. Fsrs1sf r1a-5
aecl 5ezta5. 18Th. Norman rewls r T=--
fsa--h ir.a--~T. ezs7-art-ifts T-es.ar
Rsach r. Twe--y-erzt fnfsntrr- rFuaarz
fever gsth. James c1ausr g. Tne-er-
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Nov. 20.-Cofee-Options
opened firm at an advance of 20d25 points
end further improved 10 points on bad
news from the crop center, very bulllsh
cables from uropean markets, smaller re-
ceipts than exports, reports Of bubonic
plague in Brazil and a rumor that q
steamer had arrived in New York with
the plague aboard. Trading was active
with shorts, bulls, the investment pubic
and Urope figuring conspicuously as buy
ers from opening TO closing. The market
closed steady at a net gain Of - TO .
points Sales. 1880 bags, including De-
ceInber. 5.50d5.e5c; January, 5.60Q5. Sc; ;
March. 5.75G5 soc; May, 5.S5G5.S oc; July,
5.59qs0oc; August, 600c; September, 6.05n
6.1Gc; October, 6.15c. Spot, Rio firm; No.
: invoice. SIC; No. jobbing, &c; mild
firm; Cordova, 624611s4c.
Sugar-Raw steady. Fair refining,
5 1880 bid; centrifugal '96 test, &c bid;
molasses sugar, 3 else. Refined firm.
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COTTON.

Galveston, Tex, Nov. 2o.-Cotton-
Steady, al 5-15c.
New Orleans. La, Nov. Election -
Quiet Middling. T1sc
Liverpool, Nov. 20-cotton-Sp de-
mand moderate. prices unchanged. Amer
lean middling, I'D.
New York, Nov. 2o-Cotton-Futures
closed steady. November. Sis; Deem
Der, 1921; January, 1925; February, SIS;
March. s7.31; April, 1913; May, $780, June,
S7.35; July, t7.37; August, S7.34; September,
500; October, s. 80
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UNCHANGED IO LOVER
Increases in Stocks and Sup
ply Affect Wheat,
MUD IN THE CORN BELT
Improves Corn--0ats and Pro-
visions Higher.

Chicago, Nov. 20.-The strength Of Liv-
erpool was the prime factor il the local
wheat pit ar the opening, the predictions
Of small increases in the visible and In
local stocks were potent Influences. hi
tiaI prices, December at 675zc and May at
III 971asc, were Aq4sc over Saturdays
closing figures. At no time did trading
become animated and fluctuations were
narrow. Towards the close the market
was affected b. the increase in the visi-
bic supply and in local stocks looming up
larger than predicted early in the session
December closed a shade under yesterday
at 657sG67c and May unchanged al ia
Ike. Northwest receipts were 1.220 cars.
compared with 1,245 last week and 3,01
a Year ago. Local receipts were IS cars,
sc Of contract grade. The worlds visi-
2,g5Q.0Oo bushels.
Corn was firm. The early strength Of
wheat was a factor at the opening, but
vet weather il the southwest, with pre-
Motions Of more, entailfng bad roads and
consequent difficulty IN moving crops, was
the most potent influence. The opening
showed shade gain, December al 3Isz q
SI7sc and May at 2Z4 d33c. The visible
decreased $4,000 bushels and local stocks
222,000 bushels. Receipts here were -
cars. Clearances were 670.C10. December
ranged from 3is4 G31Isc 70 32sc, closing az
higher at 32c. May sold from 327sG33c 20
2314c, ard closed 1sc better at 33c. Trade
was dull.
Oats were firm, the demapd for Decem-
per giving that option particular strength
Offerings were strong. but strength OF
corn was a steadying influence. The De-
cember discount narrowed TO I61Lsc. Lo-
cal receipts were 1s9 cars. Clearances
were $500 bushels. The visible de-
creased $4,000 bushels and local stocks
$500. December ranged from 3 to 23I4o
and closed 1sd-4c over Saturday at 23H
2314c. May sold from 241@d24l4c to 24asc,
closing lsd4c higher at 24i4G24asc. The
volume Of business was small
Provisions were steady, opening slightly
above Saturdays close Hog prices were
up : cents and Liverpool showed an adj
vance on bacon Offerings were small
and fluctuations narrow on a dull marker.
January pork ranged from 9.471A 10 $50.
closing 21ac higher at ss471z. January
lard sold from $5.0713Q 10 10 &. 121., closing
PIC better At $50 January ribs ranged
from 40 s497lz, closing PIC over
Saturuay, at s4S.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
105 cars; corn, 900 cars; oats, $40 cars;
hogs, 81, coo head.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
New York, Nov. GO.-The supply Of
grain in store and af1oat Saturday. Nov
emoer IS, as compiled by the New York
Produce Exchange is as follows: Wheat
5000 bushels; increase, 1,43S. 900; corn. IL
5000; decrease, 728, 900; oats SIS, 600; de-
crease, $4,000; rye, 1865, 90; increase, H.
600; barley, 3,11s,000; increase, As, 600.
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DE FACTO CASTRO GOVERNMENT
Recognized by Washington New
Governments Manifesto Issued

Governments Manifesto Issued
Caracas. Venezuela Nov. 2o.-The Unit
ed States government has officially recog-
nized the Do fscto government headed by
General Ctpriano Castro, the victorious
revolutionary leader.
Washington, Nov. 20-Ohcial adivces
received from Venezuela give details Of
the recent revolutionary upheaval in that
country and the Inauguration Of the new
government under General Castro. The
program Of the government Is set forth II
the following pronunciamento: The pop
ular movement instituted few weeks
ago in the occident Of the republic by
General Castro, aiming 20 restore the in
sGtutions Of the country, has been pro-
piious since the middle OF September,
under the chief and leader Of the victor1-
Gus troops, who yesterday October %
effected his entry to the capital amid
universal manifestations Of public joy.
His first act after assuming power was 70
ordain the liberty Of the political prison
ers. So this triumph, truly national, has
been crowned with peace il all homes
and tranquility in all hearts.
General Castro received the invesdture
Of supreme power IN conformity with ar
ticle Isl of the constitution, and in1neA-
ately began the organization Of a pro
vlsiOnaI administration whereby the coun-
Try IS reconstructed by strict constitu-
tonal forms. By one OF his DEGREES the
chief Of the government nominated the
ministry, horloring the undersi gned with
the portfolio Of foreign affairs. There Is
opened TO Venezuela new sra Of peace
which viii be 70 the benefit OF all na ton
Al interests. The program OF the govern
+nent aims primarily at the maintenance
Of legal order and the continued advance
ment Of economic interests I wish you
10 make known the agreeable situation in
which Venezuela IS placed after the dean-
tive triumph OF the popular movement
which was instituted and completed oy
General Castro
The document is signed by Andueza Pa
lacio. minister OF foreign affairs, and al
one time president Of Venezuela It ap-
pears in the Official Gazette and copies
have been forwarded to Senior Pulido, the
Venezuelan charge here. The accounts
agree that all the influential elements
have accepted Castro. Among his first
acts was the declaration that the present
constitution should be upheld and that
twenty states OF Venezuela should enjoy
euonorny. Concerning he future repre-
sentation Of Venezuela in Washington,
no advsces have been received here. The
report IS that Senior Boleth-Peraza Will
lbe the new minister. Senior Puiid says
his selection is not unlikely, as Senior Be-
let Peraza was minister at Washington
under President PaIacio, who is now min
lister Of foreign affairs.
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email September, 1e1ag124c; finest octo-
Der, 12G121zc; large fancy September. III
G121zc; large October. finest, I1zc-
Egg-Receipts, 400 packages. Steady.
Western ungraded at market, Ag2ac.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Nov. 2a.-Clozing: Wheat
Spot steady, unchanged; futures firm De-
cember, Is Cd; May, 5s 10i4d.
Corn-Spot American mixed news. IS
SD; American mixed, old, IS Sid Fu-
lures steady. NoveQber, IS I'd; Decem-
Der, Is 5zd; January, IS SD.
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LIVESTOCK MARKErs.

AE1AAZO.
Chicago, Nov. 21-Cattle-Steady TO
strong on god choice grades. others lower;
Etockers and feeders steady. Good To
choice. s5.59a6.90; poor 10 medium, 81. 40Q
$40; mixed srockers, S3.00d3.75; selected
feeders. $425d475; good to choice cows,
g. 5gd440: heifers, $3.5cQ5.00; Gamers, SOD
Q3.99: bulls. $2.6edi-3l; calves, S400d7.oo;
fed Texas beeves, $4.50d5.T5; grass Texas
steers. &.Zg4.25; western range beeves,
$4Qe05.70
Hogs-Active, mostly s cents higher
Closed strong. Good clearance. Mixed
and butchers, s. sod400; good TO choice
heavy, $3.95d407I2; rough heavy, s3.S3G
3.S5; lights, S3.75q4G0; bulk OF sales. $500
100.
sheep-strong; lambs steady. Native
wethers, So. 75d45o; lambs, $1,000. .; west
ern wethers, S3.90q425; western lambs,
s. 1850.
Receipt=-cattle. 1900; hogs. a4ooo;
sheep, 1880.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, Nov. 2o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000 uatives, 1900 Texans; market
steady 10 strong ger Native steers, 5000
$50; Texas steers, g. S0G5.50 Texas cows
S2.30lC3. p; native cows and heifers, 80
$3.50; stockers and feeders, $2.5Jd4. IS /;
bulls, s2.25dA25.
Hogs-Receipts. s.0o0; market steady
Bulk Of sales, $2s5a3.95; heavy, s3.S71z6
40; packers, 33.s71zqs. IS; mixed, s3s59
1924; light. t3SOd3e5; workers.. s3.90q3 IS;
pigs, S3.5GQ3s)
Sheep-Receipts, 200; market steady.
H-ambs. s4.29q5a0; muttons. $2.S5G410.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis, No, Nov. 2o-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 250o; market steady. Native
shipping and beef steers. s3.J0Q5.50; stock
ers and feeders, S2.50d5.0O; cows and heif-
ers, S2.0Va470; Texas and Indian steers,
$3.35Q475.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market steady.
Pigs and lights, $3.75G3.9G; packers, 1850
3.95; butchers. &4.GQQ4G5.
Sheep--Receipts, 2O0-s market firm. Ma
rive r1rr+o7s e -5TA no lambs e -5GE 20
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METAL MARKET,

New York. Nov. 2o.-Business began the
week on a small scale with the market
showing marked weakness IN nearly ev-
cry department Lower markets abroad.
unfavorable advices from the west. lib
eral offerings and scarcity OF buyers were
The causes for the heayiness. At the close
the exchange called pig iron warrants
duh and neglected; lake copper quiet. 81
ans; tin lower and easy. at SCI. Z5G2T5e:
lead steady at &.5Od45 s.; speiter easy at
- 5ff7tso Brokers' price FOR lead IS sI49
and for copper S1-dI7.25
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DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH roU7

u -o- drink Cs-a&1-Ce-zzGs f-7-. -u-a
gains lz.y writes Ias E-z. lire
using x - o-s week E11hlssE wuzstE IT,
due r. % & oscE % coEea I. -5s-r-
is-es sid fee4s - system. re ckI les
can drink & f-@slF UssE Er=e- ae-est 4
Is r1e s-reaEt Ae-t-g Elns.szc~ q rsz-e
grains Ge- . pzEEEe ta&ar trUn1 Tcz~
49, s1aE TIE 62~sE1.1-s Il z-zxt1K
= ans vou ElE Azrs : Ses{-s-zss -
heas-Nfz1 table 5svS-zgs g CO al
yczzg- zzc zz5 -
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DRY GOODS Markets

New York, Nov. 2o.-The week opens
with the demand for cotton goods still
we'll ahead Of supplies in all staple lines.
but no further advance Of any moment re-
ported. Tendency still upwards, how
ever. Print cloths unchanged for reg
ulars, but some odd goods advanced 1-15
TO sc. Prints IN good request. Ginghsms
in fuller demand than supply. WooIens
and worsted quiet, but prices firm.
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xerY.rs Ha.rr nark.t

%ew T1-k Nv 5a-E7-eT g caE
rr-e- e. rs pr ce-t- ass lo&c 3
prize uerra=t5iA pager 5zs as- cert
Sterling exchange 'hesv- E.s1 a~teat 61Ti-
rass T. bankers es ~ = - c1r es7ns-t
ans a. ssasEf So far . 1aTs. 3as.asi
-zt=s. 3 So az3 49, commercial 2
81 SEre- certificates. ha-
srve-. sst@-- 2fsxsczu 651arF f-ssc Cow
e-r=1srt arr5s s-reag E-ats A-515s -
active rzzlruzs he-5s l-rHezlsr
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VIA GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
For Lincoln. Omaha and Des 3Ioiuss.
leaves Wichita daily al 8 ?. N: arrives
Lincoln a II. Omaha a n. and Dex
Noines 40 p n. Through chair car znd
Pullman ordinary sleepers through
without change
Berta rates Just half Pullman standard
rates. E. DRAKE. .. P. \
". THOMPSON. a c P. and 7. a,
Topeka
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Wasz-ograz &5v. @-Fas aaTT scarf
n7er- xfvsF -: fts fsowssz sszei.1 ssa.s-
mex. = re sVss-s se-t - Fes- AsErai
sy ~Tse -r2e- has arss ss-s : 6sg
ra~ .Aa CzezE 81 oss~ess fes -
ls1tfc waters. zezrszw - cezs ~ RS
g. Tz-ez-5 az rzca aehsg sfs - 49,
ueressa-y- - reaez Bsa3s a Fsss ses
g. srz-fsrassa as tasa~-t vszss;s 40
EsTs s7s~.ai srisai1z 20 -ssa1ss nsw 80
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pearfng Filipfnos as friendlies. When the
2. 600 troops on the ocean reach the isl
ands II viii enable US 70 garrison the
towns captured and the insurrectioa viii
soon be thing OF the past
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Secretary Long Is Not Resigning

Washington, Nov. a1.-Secretary Longs
attention was today called 20 the reports
that he intended 10 resign from the cabi-
net. Without hesitation, thu secretary
said that he had no such !ntenilq.
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CAsH QTOTATIONS-

CASH QUOTATIONS.
FTour-Steady.
wheat-No. spring, 61Gs7c; No. > red,
6S1ed69c
Oats-No- ,. 2Slsa2+c; No. , white, $3.50;
No white Z5T36c.
Rye-No. =. CSC.
Barley-No. . 37G45c.
Flax seed-No. l. 1881. 80.
Timothy seed-Prime. S2.456A56
Pork-Ness S75Gd9.6e.
Iard-At s. SoI5ol
Short ribs-Sides s4.SOd51a
ShOulde--Dry saited. 59sG5izc-
Sides-SEorC clear. s5.15G5.-e.
Whisky-Distillers finished goods
s. 231R
SuEar-Urchanged.
Clover seed-At Ss.0e6S25.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts Shipments
Flour. barrels ........... 300 1900
Wheat, bushels ...---.,-- 59-l79 stgl
Corn. bushels ...-.......-ls5...o 35--a.9
Oats, bushels ----.---.,---5'''y oet.,'I
Rye. bushels ..-..-...-.. -ttp - l-g
Eor'ey bushels -------. s7't' 5,9'V
On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market ch5SeL as fellows:
Rurte--FirTn. Creamery, I5l4E25c; dairy,
i4Ge2c.
P5ait-y-E,asy. Chickens, sa7sc; tur-
keys 9-zulGc-
KANSAS CITY
kansas CITY. No Nov 9o-T-heat-De-
cen5er. SIC. May. f5hc Cash No
hard. sst-E52c. No g. 5SlEsIc; No. red,
7-EIlc: No. % esEfSc-
C3rn-December. SIC; MAY. - Cash.
n. mixed, &c; No. . white. &C. No. 3,
&c
oats-No. . white, z5Gesc
- --.-.- -, .-f.
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Ye-s~ra.y'- Purrha.e. Of Bead.

yvzsh.zzEsz. No. STE bezs 51r-
Gases to8zy - re seTsr@1 sza-trsAsz-sss
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There was some proft-tsking n spAcu-
Iative bonds, but At other poiats r. ths
list some strength was shown Totai
sales. par value. ti.-f5.sp United tSatss
rev - advanced 4 ard cd As registered
10 r the bid price.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO
Chicago, Nov. 21-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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STRONG

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under the recent Official offer Of the
treasurer. were: ST Louis, SO. 80; Bait
more. sl.1oo: Philadelphia, Slls,eo; New
York, SlsS 800.
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On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market choSeL as follows:
Rutta--FirIn. Creamery, Isl. E35c; dairy,
I4G@2c
Cheese-Easv ar iIi2II4I4c
EgEs-Firn AZ lSc.
P5uir-y-Easy. Chickens, ea79c; tur-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21
Snbnque S0wa, Sienfag, 0u 21 Wdrj 1899. ND. 1443

ii9 bur4 ale Warbs bes Soolpitals Derz
breitet unb bic @lufregung, pel9e ode
our6 perurId9t purbe, mar unbee
I9reibIic6.
SuBenbe BON MenIhen tamen nad
Dem 8eaepue 6oipital, um ii9 nddj
Derlebten ober bermibten 8erpanoten
ODER Sreunoe 3u ertunDigen.
Seoer Derfiigbare QlngeIte(lte Der
9roBen 9lnitalt unb dlle Wunodr5te,
pel4e CUR Stele seibafft perOen tonne
ten, tpuroen ba5u pernanot, Inn Die
Bun0en Der SerleBten Su perbinben.
Siele oerjenigen, tpel9e als Patienten
nab oem 6oIpital aebra9t iparen, leg
ten BEL ibren beftigen S9meraen aroBe
SelbitbeberrI9ung unb sSeItigfeit an
ben Sag. Mun6e lieBen erit Die qerats
Die i3perer 8erleBten berbinben, ebe iie
itA Ielbit perbinoen lieBen. Sine Srall
beitdno barauf baB Der Wunoar5t erIt
einen i9per leioenoen Patienten perz
binoe, ebe er nit bem 0erbinoen ibres
gebrp6enen 9eines fertig mar.
SRI. 2llice price, S9peiter bes friiz
beren 6ouperneurs priee pon Georgia,
mar eine oerienigen, pel9e na9 Belle
pue sel9afft purben, ipo lie beute
9beno in 5olge Der 8erIeBungsn uno
Der Nerpeneri9iitterung in bsbentli>
dem 3uitunoe oarnieoerliegt. sic
mar aus oem Seniter zines Der oberen
Stodperfe binausgeiprunsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21

Die Grbitterung Spiiden ben perz
i6ie0enen parteilellten ipar grob uno
tur5 na9 Mittug purben 6ereits 3piz
I4en Dem Sberiff uno feinem Sobn
sSobn auf Der einen Seite uno 5pii9en
Sergeant 8osler unb Der anoeren
Seite por benz HatbbauIe ShiiiIe aus
selpe9ielt, pbne baB iebo9 @iner Der
8enannten perlebt purOe. Die Grbitz
terung mar bierbur9 nod grGBer gez
iporoen unb Die @egner i9ienen entz
f9lpiIen, i6ren Streit nit Gepplpern
gum Iustrage 81 bringen.
Soler, 9art unb 9osler gtn9en 9e9en
balb feds llbr in fiibli6er Hi9tung an
@entral 4bsnue, ols iie ben Sheriff
Wiuiams unb peFen spei S0bne Spbn
uno GoffeD unb ben 0iilfsi9eriff Gb.
Spears por 2emp's 8iernieberlage traz
FEN. Der Streit brad bier bon Neuem
los. gtiemdno tann Iagen. per
ben eriten S9uB abgefeuert bat, aber
plOblib eri9oq Elm fiir9terli9es Sc.
fnale, BEL pelcbem 40 ooer 50 SAiiiIe
abgefeuert tpurben.
Nls ods S9ieben poriiber mar, la9en
Soler, 9art, @osler unD Sintle, Der
li9 am S9ieBen ni9t bet6eiligt bate,
tobt am 9oben, pdbreno Sp6n 0ils
liams tOotli9 berpunoet mar. gr
itarb cine Stunbe ipGter.
2outs Sintle, Der glet9 gu 9(nfdng
perlu9t bate, Die Gtreitenoen gu trenz
men, fpuroe in ben &opf seI4ohen unp
Itarb alsenblifli9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-21
W nilu. Is. W2Gra.
Sluh bic Yanliiten nntcrmericn iiA.

Der 8enerdlsSbere Der pauliiten
bat bon Nelp Yorf aus an ben Garbis
nal Staatsietretdr Hampolld bic fol,
genbe GabelbepeI6e gsienbet: ,Oie
pauliitenpGter unterperfen ii6 rud>
baltslos ben pom papite in ieinem
jiingIten Srspe an Cardinal Gibbons
ausgeiprp6enen 2ebren, unb iperben
unperoiigli6 audi elm formeaes Inter
lperfungsI6reiben an Seine Seiligteit
abgeben lal1en.
Dies formelle llnterperfunssIhreis
ben lit inspii4en idon na9 Hom abses
gangen.
gBie Elm Nep Yorter pauliitenpater
einem 8srtreter Der Nep Yprt Gun
mittbeilte, entbGlt bieies S9reiben bic
formelle, auf alle Sauptpuntte bes
pdpitliben grepes einsebenbe 4nnabme
Der barin enti6ieoenen 2ebrpuntte.
.Wenn eine neue 9lusaabe bon Wals
ter Glliot's Y2ife Of Satber Ssder"
nptbipenoig peroen Iollte = tpirb in
benz lnterlperfunssfdreiben ipeiter ers
tldrt = 10 miro oafiir Gorge setrasen
iperben, bab ale bonn papfte aIs anz
itOBig be5eihneten punfte ausgemsrot,
beaiebunsstpeiie perbehert perben.
@s freut uns auiri6tis, bab bic
Sauptpertreter pes BON papit SEQ benz
9reiSebnten mibbiaisten falihen Dimes
ritanismus ibre Niecerlage nidt Dur6
tbDrintes SsidpGb gu perpeden iuden.
| ipnbern iblicbt uno re1t Die Gorretz
tiOn ibrss seiitli4en 9aters annelmsn.
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