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The true northerner., 1900-06-27
DRAFT TERMS OF PEACE.
Under the Amnesty Proclamation
Filipinos Meet and Adopt
Plan They Approve.
RESULTS ACCEPTED BY GEN. MACARTHUR
Leaders of the Gathering I'm Manila
Are Made Up az Prominent Revolu-
ttoniSts-WiIi Use Their influence
ON iguinaldo-Provisi OF the
NOrder Granting Amnesty.

Manila, June 22-Two hundred Fill
ipinos met yesterday morning in Ma
Mia to determine honorable and de-
corous methods for securing peace.
The results were submitted in the
evening to Gen. Macarthur, who ac-
cepted them.
The leaders of the meeting will use
their influence to induce Aguinaldo
to accept the arrangements. If they
are successful, as they hope TO be,
they believe Aguinaldo will issue or
ders in conjunction with the Amer
lean authorities.
The true northerner., 1900-06-27


Manila. June q, 19OO.-By direction of
the president of the United States the un-
dersigned announces amnesty with COM
plete immunity for the past and absolute
liberty of action for the future 10 all per-
sons who are now or at any time since
February 4, 1899, have been In insurrec-
ton against the United States, In either
a military or a civil capacity and who
shall within a period OF 80 days from the
date hereof formally renounce all con-
4 nection with such insurrection and sub
= scribe TO a declaration acknowledging and
accepting the sovereignty and authority
of the United States in and over the Phil
ippine islands
The privilege herewith published Is ex-
tended to all concerned without any
reservation whatever. excepting that per-
sons who have violated the rules OF war
during the period of active hostilities are
not embraced within the scope of this
amnesty. All who desire TO take advan-
tage of the terms herewith set forth are
requested to present themselves 70 the
commanding offers of the American
troops at the most convenient station.
who will receive them with due considera-
ton according to rank: make provision
for their immediate wants: prepare the
necessary records, and thereafter permit
each individual TO proceed 10 any part
of the archipelago according 70 his own
wishes for which purpose the United
SUN
may be available, either by railway,
steamboat or wagon.
Prominent persons who may desire 20
confer with the military governor or with
the board Of American commissioners Will
be permitted - visit Manila and Will, as
far as possible. be provided with trans
portation for that purpose. In order to
mitigate as much possible consequences
resulting from the various disturbances
which since 1896 have succeeded each
other so rapidly and 10 provide in some
measure for destitute soldiers during the
transitory period which must inevitably
succeed general peace. the military au-
thorities of the United States will pay 80
pesos to each man who presents rifle
in good condition.
ARTHUR MACARTHUR,
Major General United States Volunteers,
Military Governor.
The true northerner., 1900-06-27
Cou.po,ed of nevoIutionists.

The meeting, which was the first of
the kind since the days of the FL
ipino congress, was composed of the
distinctly revolutionary element, the
"Americanistas" being lacking. Thir-
ty political prisoners were released
from Jail yesterday morning in order
to attend. Senor Palermo presided
and Senior Buencamino, the originator
of the movement; Senor Floros, Gen.
Pho del Pillar, Gen. Garcia, Gen. Mac
abulos, and other prominent revolu-
fionictc xyara fnrpSapf
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26
Arrivals.

F. c. Fenuer, of the Lowell and Ari- zona, returned yesterday from New York.
 Isidor Cohn, well known San Fran cisco business man, put up at the Bes- semer last evening and was pushing his trade in town today.
 Harry Hall, who halls from Frisco, was an incoming passenger by yester. days train, and will remain here few days.
 s. J. Stein, stepped off the train last evening, and today is visiting our num- erous mercantile houses booking orders.
 L. s. Window, of Los Angeles, came in last evening. and will remain in this locality for som" days giving his atten- tion to matters of business.
 John A. Graacker, of San Francisco, is at the Angius ho ,el, and will be here on business affairs for the nexS week or SO.
 
 Andrew B. Selinmsn, of St. Louis. a we'll known travelling man, is in town representing his firm.
 s. K. Wilson. of Los Angeles is reg isCered among the guests at the Besse. mer. He arrived last evening and will attend to his business in Bisbee.
 Thomas Savers, of Nsco, is up from the border city and is residing at the Norton whi.e he gives attention to mat. ters, the object of his visit. .....
 H. Wulf, of Chicago, Ill.,, is on trip through this district, and will be here a short while looking up his trade custom CTS.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26
MINING NOTES.

The Lake"Michigan and Western shalt is now at depth of S65 feet. Although no ore has been encountered since the 2O.foot atratum of low gcade ore was passed, the company Is not discouraged. They seem to have definite idea as to the situation of the ore bodies. @S.s
 Some very rich copyer specimens were brought into town touav from the Can, aneas district, They showed the richest native copper, and the owner assured;ue that the claim from which he took the specimens contained any quartity of ore of a similar class. 'G
 Pete Johnson has left for his mines in the Patagonia mountains. This group is chewing up well under the develop- ment bestowed upon it ,by the owners. A considera ble amount Of work, has been done.the owners expect to be shortly re- warded fol the expense, care and elk Il bestowed upon the property, which is now presenting a most promising ap- pearance. It'is expected that the vein sought fol in the principal al'claim will be uncovered in a very short time.
 w F. Fowler, accom- panied by his family, came in from Naco yesterdaN' Mr. Fowler is a well known mining nrat, and for some time has been developing his claims in Cave canyon in tile HuA- chucas. The group of mines is situate in ore of the richesG mineral zunes-in this region, and is receiving systematic development at the hands of it's owner. From present indications the pfesence of 8 large ore body is practically an as certained fact. '-|
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26
Notlce.

 All pecsons having bills of any kind against the Fourth of July committee of 1899, are hereby requested to present the same by May 1st. 1900, to H. w i. Studley or J. R. Henderson. Unless this be done the accounts will not be allowed. Signed,
 H. HARRIS,
 H. w. STuDLEY, H. c. FRAZIER, LEE Ross,
 k. HUMPHREY,
 J. K. HENDERSON,
 FRANK DOUGLASS, Committee.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26
CAT IURtD IN SONORA.
Two More of the Silver City
 Criminals 0vertaken.

The ORB has just received news of tho capture ot two more of the Silver City jailbraker.. The news is authentic. Deputies Johnson and Marshall after 9 long and weary chase have captured two of the escaped criminals in Sonora and are holding them until the necess- ary ex,radition papers are forwarded. Consei MaximiiianGavito has telegraph ed the official acting as governor during Governor Torres absence to hold the captured men in custody until the nec'' essary international formaIities essent- ial to return of the prisoners have been complied with. Officers Johnson and Marshall deserve praise for their ten acious pursuit of the outlaws.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26
An Editors Lifs Saved by Chamber ~ lain's Cough Remedy.

During tho early part of October, 1896, 1'contracted bad cold which settled on ny langs 'and was neglected until l feared that consumption had appeared 'in an 'insipient state. l was constantly coughing and trying to expei something Nhieh'i could not. became alarmed land after giving the local doctor a trial bought . bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the result was immediate improvement, and afterI had used three f'bOttles;my lungs wers restored to their hsalthy state.--R. $. Edwards, Publish. CT of the Review, .Wyant, Ill. For sale by All druggists. P
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26
Theatrlcal.

An amateur minstrel performance will be held for the benefit of the Immaculate Conception church. The troupe has been organized by Mrs. w. Fl. Brophy. s,.
 Misses Walsh, McHugh, Minor and Mrs. McMakin will contribute their services to fll out the cast. Charley burke, Harry Butts, Thomas Cobbe, J. A. Kelley, Walter Johns and Messrs. Moore and Clavers will also participate in the fun-making.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26
'A Counterfeit Bill.

About two weeks ago MT. Banks, an ,employee of the Lowell and Arizons
 mine. presented ct the Bisbee Bank a one hundred dollar bill which was 6, dncs detected as counteiieit by the cash.
 fer, MiChael Cunningham. At Banks' reQuast the greenback was forwarded to . the snb.tEeasury at Washington for col- lsction, but,wAs returned with the word "worthless". printed across it's face. Il BAnks cannot, ,And the man who gave him the counterfeit he, is one hundred dollaEs loser.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26
Naco Items.

There is sti.l some activity maintsned on the extension below Naco of the Ari. zona and Southeastern. The work rhay be resumed ill the near future. q
 Austin Goodall's new house atf Naco was the sceue of a well attended dance yesterday evening.
 A Mexican circus that has been show ing to large audiences on the American side of Naco, is moving across the line today.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to Preston Fletcher, the former proprietor of the Queen Restaurant. are hereby requested to cal at my otti.e i'm mediately and settle such accounts, the same having been assigned to me for collection, with instructions to take i'm mediate action in the premises.
 s. K. WILLIAMS, MS Assignee.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26

"I think would go crazy with pain were it not for Chsmberlain's Pain Balm," writes Mir. w. H.. Stapleton, Hermine, Pa. "I have been afflicted with rheumatism for several years and have tried remedies without number but Pain Balm is the best medicine l have got hold of" One application re- lieves the pain. For sale by all dIng- gists.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26
sLodai Brevities
Coming Attractions
SMNESSSM1 1E s9lcssN

., May .l--May-day dance, by Copper Oheen Band. E.; "Er's ,.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26
FARMERS VIVES1

or other ladies who wish 10 work
 Gan Earn Lots Of N0i8it .. Working for us. in spare time at h5me on our cloths. We offer you 8 goodChance to make plenty of spending mony easi- ly, in leisure hours. Send l2c. itr cloth and full direction for work, api cofn- mence at once. Cloth sent answnere. Address WlNOOsKET GO. l30GS) Bos- ton, Mass.. Mfg. Dept.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26

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The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26


 John A. wistar left for Nacosari on the stage yesterday.
 New flooring has been put in the ve' sanda in iropt of the library. Dt. Clark rode down to Naeo today on c professional visit. ~
 .Just received. a lisw line of shirt waists, at Rlewstt's. M2o-tf Miss Young, of Naco, is up visiting Mrs. Graham and iriends for few days. Queen Phsrnacy, forphotOsl aphic sup nlies. !, '. F2l u NE. Studlsy has secured the position of shift boss'at the mine.
 Adshno Flores got ten days because hx triedto enliven the buvy.a t+ The choir singing at the Presbyterian cHnpch"i "is xlpecial feature of the services. Mr. Clark, of the firm ot. Clark X Mitchell Fil'busy surveying in South Bis bee: Messrs, B. A. Packard and Gates, of Ghs Turkey Track, tt'by the mornings train fyr. the south. A more c6nvshient receptacle for par cells will, at once, be placed in the post office By Mr., Priichard.
 Al Striddin, of Sanatorio, Texas, is . viaitor in our midSt on matters connect. ed with mining in this locality. :, E. Hiltys reported to be opening up a;ifine bOdy'o ore in the Altxta mine near Chloride. Mineral Wealth.
 Mir. Mason, the candy man, is build ing an extensive addition to his place for an ice cream pSrlbr.
 E. G., Ord has secured the contract for the cornice and galvanized iron work on Mrs. Reilly's new twenty-roomed houee.
 !Lieutenant Cullen and orderly rode Sut.bf town this morning to overtake his troop, now on the way to San Bernar;- dino. ,o.
 Messrs. Markey and Behrens have es. 'tAblished neat appearing lunch stand at the corner of Brewery avenue and Main street.
 The Bessemer hotel people are giving that rcsorta thorough repairing, mak- ing. the yhouse most attractive and comfortable hostlery.
 s.A.sG. Curry, oI tho firm of Curry Bro's., the we'll known Eaco merchants cpd stoekmen, is disposing of bunch oi his fine cattle, through local agents.
 L. Gould rode, in from the Cananea. yesterdhy on shiswheel. covering the diatance in fifty miles Tn five and hall hQirs, He carried dispatches and some pAveels.. < -{ ;so ..s ,..,x, ',,... Mark Sbeaver is erecting substantia stone wallin front of his residence. The wall adds to the good appearance of the -,property as much Aas 1t strengthens il AgainDt possible Hoods.
 HANTED-Position as cook in pri- -vste family or boarding house, by ar experienced cook. Address
 Mss MARY BoEHLA,
 Box AIS. Bistee, A. T A dance was given at Canatea Tues day night, by the American and Mexi- can ladies, in honor of Mrs. Mitchell who is going away on an extended visit The affair was we'll attended and was ( pronounced Success.
 Osto Korb, Grand Chancellor, KIP. Boonville, Ind, says, "DeWitts Witch Hazel Sslye soothes the most delicate skin and heals the most stubborn ulcer with certain and good rssults." Cures piles and skin dissaAes. Don't buy an limitation. Copper ;Qusen store and Bhbes Drug Co.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26

FOR SALE. For Cash or on easy payments an upright Everet piano,
 peasly nsw,. oak eass. Apply at this Asi. M 2lth.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26
For Sale.

Brown Legghorn eggs from full bloods, for setting of Is eggs, $2.00. Address P.
 o. Box 475. Ml6-lm
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-26

GotoO o K Livery Stable, if you want Sood driving teams. {
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

chicago Aug. p (SpeciaD.-Wheat gained Nc -
nc though trading was restricted because o. -
morrows holiday Though the ssaboard sales vs7s
reported at nearly $4,000 bushels the lo,al sx,ort-
ers did nothing. Liverpool cables did not ressc,
the weakness OF Saturday Kansas City rspcr.et
practically all Of the surplus wheat in Kansas dis
posed or The elevator stocks in Kansas CRY d.
creased $4,000 bushels last week. despite the saor
nous receipts there The Southwestern wheat
Is going forward as fast as received Local sper
ulators did the greater part OF to-day's 5uyias
Northwest cars we're ~ against 49l last week ard
500 a year ago. A large part of the enormous a.
rivals at Minneapolis are OF Kansas wheat-1ceal
receipts Of IS cars. were 80 below expscratiorS
The estimate for tomorrow Is S0O cars The vsoe
supply increased sO5OO0 bushels bu, the agurs
were criticised as incorrect Primary market ~
septs. l7SSOO0 bushels against Ll72eO bushels last
Monday and 1900 bushels wear aso. ClsarancsS
$1,000 bushels. September opened at IS9lc 10 ISsS
sold between 7Sasc and 74ssc. and closed az l+ss
Corn was surprisingly strong shorts were ssttas
nervous, and were covering The supply : scanN'
and there appears 70 be no indication 81 an n
crease in the receipts. Forsisn bids were higher.
but our market outstripped them. Cash sales Vs's
only 5000 bushels. though $4,000 were sold la.s
Saturday Liverpool was up nd 70 Id The viS-oas
supply decreased l672OOO bushels. Local stocAs
decreased $500 bushels lasr week August es1.-
cries are not Vet completed. and the August
&C premium over September Local receipts We's
POS cars-estimated for tomorrow rs cars Le0a.
eNPoi'eIS say 'hat the IoFSiSh oSiilati1 ms -.
before the movement from the country mas y
sun September opened at SS7sc 70 sec sold oei~7e
Sstc and $3.50, and closed az Siac
Oats held their own. despite the Indiana crop. u
dicating yield twice large as last year L'11
receipts. $50 cars. were also 1A ears more thaH -
pected. and there were estimates or 80 ears y,
tomorrow. The cash demand was very soeo
sales. 100000 bushels charters, 10000 bushels
Flaxseed advanced Ic to &C, on covering oN 49,,
who feared frost damage In the Northwest -
Dakota temperatures this mOruing were -
IS degrees Cash August and September ''os9S "a
81 ~; October. 81 s.. The three points receive
cars, against s. a year ago. "A.
Receipts OF hogs at the yards were tSve@ -
only $4,000 were expected. The big reesiPS ~,
due TO the Grand Army visitors. PaeNsis ,,,-s
ported the market at the outset, but turned p,rx
after the grain markets had helped prices 4.
lost 2'sc TO 12i4c lard. SC TO 7lsc. and ribs q
as compared with Saturdays closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-28
BUYERS AND SELLERS

The principal buyers and sellers in vestarda,.,s
market were: T. c. Buck bought PEOPLES Gas
Chauncey Co. sold. I. & s. Wormser n 5nm
bought Sugar Refining; Payne & Van Antuern
QOO0), Boston, Bell & Co, F. w Savin &, Co and
traders sold. ]. Bianchi bought Republic steel.
z. W. Jewett sold. F. W. Savin & Co vara 4ba
principal sellers of Sugar Refining and the traders
offered it down, catching stop orders Wornoser
& Co. were the largest buyers. w s. Alley n nnM
Van Setback Co. and f. A. Mauriac bougbt
Brooklyn Rapid Transit; w Henderson
Goodhart Co. and F. w Savin &. Co sold 7
Blair & Son bought. Continental Tobacco G
Hudson & Co 1000 bought American Tohaooo. ,
H. Griesel Co and G. NJ. Carnochan g. ca so,d
II. Clews & Co. sold Atchson preferred p
Goodhart g. Co. Q5O0 sold Sugar Refining F w
Savn & Co. started the second attack on sugar
refining from 1904 and the execution of stop orders
increased in volume. F. W. Savin &, Co sold
Sugar Refining below 11s. J. S Bache g. Co vera
large sellers around that figure William Evans
jr sold 1000 at l1Sh Kelley. Miller e. Co ana
Sternberger, Fuld & Sim were the princtpaI salIrs
OF St Paul c. p. Britton & Co. ,OOO sold Rrool,
lyn Rapid Transit. Van Emburgh & Atterbnry
sold American Tobacco. w. s. Laenson & Co 7
+ Mead s. Co.. ]. Bianchi and Aning & RevnoIas
G'OOO sold Union Pacific Van Emburgh &. Attar
bury bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit H Cleups q
Co ubOO bought Northern Pacific common G r
Carryl QoGO bought American Tobacco Mendban,
Bros $500 sold. j. R Williston g. Co bonsht
sugar refining; Leask & Co. and w. s Gunner II
% % sold H. Clews & Co. Q.OO0) sold Rock Isl
ana A A. Housman g. Co. bought American To-
paccoi r. / Adams g. Co d.O00 and NJ B. Mend.
nam q Co 5000 in alp sold F w. Savin a 90
tzO'O bought Tin Plate. F w savin Co soId
Low Atchlson preferred 69la. Mendham Bros
soio %OOo American Tobacco. Rolston s. Bass, D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-28
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Com
rnercial 75c discount bank, 81 premium San Fran
cisco-Stght, SC; telegraph nc. Cincinnat-16c dis
count Boston-5c discount. Chicago-l5c to 20c dis
count savannah-Buying, Lice; selling Lice pre-
MUM ChaFleston-Buying, par selling &c pre-
MUM. PHILADELPHIA S. Louis-Par
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cau money IN
London. "a per cent Open market discount rate
for short bills. 81 per cent; for long bills 8s09zl
per cent Berlin discount rate 37z per cent for
three months bills; 2k per cent for short bills Rer
lin exchange on London, % marks 49, pfennigs
Paris exchange on London q francs III confines
Paris discount rate. 25s per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES British consols for
money @3s; for the account, 81 1915 Spanish zs
closed in London at n5s; French rentes 100 francs
s55 cent!mes
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. s1zc Nrev
lean silver dollars 4ss4c. Bar silver in London
2sssd
COLD PREAfIUM.-In Madrid. Is Is: Lisbon q "a.
Buenos Ayres. 1850 Rome. SPY
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs-customs r...,..-
reported from Washington, S5S065s: internal ~
nue. receipts a2S242 miscellaneous receipts 600 a..
Total receipts for the day s. s2s; expendtt,,ra
E.S3oo0 Receipts for month to date $40 e29 sZ5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-28
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING.-The London market was
ifeless. and foreign trading in the local market
amounted to less than thousand shares Ar
bitrage houses bought small amounts Of PennsyI-
vania and Atchison, and sold a few hundred shares
Of other issues
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-I,oa quota lions
were: Atchison common, 1aG1; Atchison preferred
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, Erie New
York Central Reading first preferred Sugar Union
Pacific Manhattan. United States Leather pre-
ferred, Delaware and Hudson, Tennessee Coal and
Iron Louisville and Nashville, United States Rub
Der preferred, l. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
la9hat; Peoples Gas. Missouri Pacific, Northern
Pacific preferred, Rock Island. st. Paul. American
Tobacco, National Lead, 1@1h: Northwestern
Western Union, fiat; Northern Pacific common
Baltimore and Ohio, hat9h; Southern Railway
preferred, IL; Jersey Central, fiatG1.
CHANGE IN METAL PRICES-The price Of
pig iron warrants have been reduced soc to SO N
ton The American Smelling and Refining Com
pany has advanced the price of lead nc a mound
TO 49kc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-28
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS N-sroCKs.

The stock market was dull at the opening, and
remained in q condition Of suspended animation
throughout the day, Prices a rule were
heavy, but changes from Saturdays Anal level
were unimportant, small net fractional losses
s,reyefling at the close Of business. No one is
competent to say when current stagnaton IN
the Wall Street markets will end. There Is,
however, the surety that the Stock Exchange
has not gone out OF business. and that the
speculative spirit will not continue In a coma
toss condition forever. demand for stocks
NAV develop this week. or it may not appear
until prices have been reduced to g. cheaper
level; but whether a demand comes to-day or
at lower quotations 1t is not likely that holders
of good securities will part with their invest
ments at going prices.
Many people would like TO buy stocks below
the ruling level. but the fact that owners OF
good securities refuse to sch preciudes the posi-
billy Of q big decline, conditions affecting the
actual value Of investments remaining favor
able Some discouraged speculative holders may
sell. but declines forced by this kind OF iquida-
ton or by manipulation should not induce i'm
portant selling. Politics and money may cause
recessions in values In the next two months,
but neither factor is causing alarm In conserv-
alive financial circles. II the elections in Yer
mont and Maine next month show handsome re-
suIts for the Republican party stock values
ought TO enjoy a substantial rally. Money is
cutie likely to become more important factor
IN the course Of the next few weeks, but the
conditions governing the money market are
too sound to permit OF any real disturbance
The demand for accommodation IS light for
stock market and general business purposes,
and the inactivity OF speculation Will doubtless
prevent tight money here.
London was not a factor in the local market
yesterday, and commission houses were without
important orders. Room traders operations
made up the bulk Of the days business. Sugar
Refining was weak on bear selling, and the in
dustrials in general were heavy. The railroad
list was inclined to sag. Adverse labor reports
from the soft coal fields affected the soft coal
stocks TO the extent Of fractional losses. Some
long stock came out in Baltimore and Ohio
common and Jersey Central, and a decrease in
earnings for the third week in August prompted
small sales Of Louisville and Nashville stock
In London consols were again lower, and dis
counts showed further strength Against the
decline in British consols there was an advance
IN United States Is of 1925 of p per cent.