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kMMuNiT1oN-P Powder. per keg. 81 COZ
',25' blasting powder SHEA neg keg; droo
SHOT, pgr sack Sl,oS, Duck $3.50.
hACON-leNtra 81 orr clear 10 sacks SIC.
r5Rgllars S.1SSe, boxed iic higher bellies
BAGGING AND TIES Begging. an sc
2h-lo. Slsc. Arrow ties, N.40at.l5.
GANDl Stick. wrapped. bass "a 6hQ64c
per r special sizes isr higher.
lie, tull weiehI llAc. Electric lights lie
r--Porilaud S2.75W9.2Si Roseudale
N.1sG2 ",
cuFFEE--Rlo. fair, slaaloc prime 1OAg
l0ise. choice loA9likci Deaherry lie: Cor.
aova l-e Roasted o0noes, Arbgckte's AficsA
basis l00-lb eases ls.7be delivered S6-I5
cases 1886 delivered. Lion. l0o-lb cases.
n-eVe Apex 1905,
cRAckERs--A Is c soda bulk. boxes Sc
IN earto9s il.e, ginser SNAPS Sc. creams
&c. stage ulauks 6iap, cakes anG tumbles lie
FLOUR Texas Star Minis. Tidal Wave
$40; sea Fairy 81. Sea Nymph s. so: sea
Jewel $50. rye -four s. co. oumperoiekel
81, 40. Speeid rates for shipments 10 interlor
points quarter sacks are zoe higher than
halt sacks and wood iAe atgher -snan haif
eRcga
cream meal IN barrels, s. S5Gs 81. pearl meal
sacks, Scotch oats s. 5o FrieRcs' oats 81 IA.
columbia oats 81 .s6Rasno Hawksye oats 81 As
LARn-Redned uercs. compound ea.e
leaf SCI SO-lb cans Nc hirher thsn
usrees; ielo cans sc higher. S-lb cans a.
hiehery S-ih cans tc higher
HANS standard. iih@u'sc. monte hams
AoNEY-lO barrels SOasoc per gallon. in
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featprcieps. Wooden and worsted goods quiet
ana unchanged.


Especial 10 The post.)
Now York. May i0--s. Munr. Son q Co
say ia todays circular
Cotton dropped 10 to II points on lower
GABLES generally favorable weather and heavy
liquidation by Wall street bulls. which Is be.
lieveL TO end all the talk about a possible
August corner. Tho south sold tho next
crop, and aside from some rain west Of the
Mississippi river tho weather Was genera lly
favorable. Many OF the Southern spot mar
ket6 were 1-isc lower and oil were dull with
a big increase In acreage and large add
ton 10 the quantity OF fertilizers used and
with reasonably good weather hereafter what
rs 10 prevent a big. even nm unprecedented,
crop. from being raised--apparently nothing
at ALI
Natckitoches La. writes: Stands OF cot
ton generally fair. despite rather cuo nights
Spartauburg, S c.. says: Ground has been
so hard on account OF twenty days dry
weather that farmers have heon unable TO
prepare Il.
Homer. La, writes Crop is in fairly good
condition considering drawbacks from ex
ccssiye rains.
On the decline today. which by the way.
unoosered good many stop orders. the mar
ket ran Into rather heavy buying orders for
Europe and Southern exporters against galfs
of spot cotton across the water so that tho
next crop wound up aA rule slightly higher
for tho day, while the decline In this crop wae
reduced 10 II points, the most OF which was In
May-Augusi, ending points lower than last
night The close was steady with estimated
sales Of 215000 bales.
We eoe no reason to change our mind as 10
the best policy to pursue In trading Keep
on selling the next crop from January onward
and let profits pilo up,
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Receipts Of poultry from the coupl'
mediatcly surrounding the city we're ava
usual today, but shipments BY express
rather light, Prices are practically p, !
as have prevailed for some ums
chickens are in very good demand =
market is kept clean SO far as tnes =
ccrned.
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Eggs continue to be rather hara p''' 4
ton. Receipts are about as usual ga
ing tho weather conditions aud, as iai h
the case for some time past tho dsual
Immediate local consumption Is pra'u''
nil. almost everything that comes u 7
taken by the houses which make a ~,
of storing Most Of the business ~
is done oround ~ cents
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I'd. honis Grnin nnh rrnvislnm..

ST. Louis Mas le Wheat 40 red cash
q; May 20. July t7isi September 61ys No
rbrd 6iWhiis Corn 30, gash 81; Nav " .
july ENs Oats No, . sash sgts May ca
July g2is September 2tN 80 white a.
Pork steady iohhnr ieOp Lard higher.
primo 6pu choice 6ea Flour ftoady. IN
changed, Timothy seod steady ,.06d2 60
sacked lots oast track zoe liBv Timothv
easier eati5 ~ prairia steady, iaHS 70
WHISKY gtrady l. ~, lron cuttuu ties 80.
boRging FsQN% HEMP twinc pc. Dry salt
MEATS thoSsdl higher extra shorts 90. clear
libe 'i2i9 clePr sides i.2a. Bacon (hnxedi
hlsher Extra shorts $50 clear RIBS 6gia /.
clenr sides 80 Receipts Flour 20n0 whcA.
Flour iooo wheat e6.d0o. corn j2N00 oats
ST COS
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Galveston Texas. May l6-The A. f..
Norman Live stock company reports the
cattle market as follows:
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chicago May lB--Catle- Receipts 1Snn.
steers strong, active, good clearances butcit-
clS stock steady to strong; natives, hest ON
sale to-day. one carload short horns al SIS:
good to prime steers l0Od5s5. moor IN ,n,.
mixed stockers 375G4oN; cows OoS74 IS.
heiters S25u510. Gamers 250d315. bulls q 90
a. calves 450a100 Texas. receipts 200;
oesl on sale to-day, two carloads 500: Texas
led steers iO0a52S bulls a.75T9.2 q pors
,hNeeepts $1,000 estimated tomorrow u 900.
leit oeer Yesterday $500; market active, : 10
W cents higher; top 5.l7is mixed and butch
Es o.20uha2ia. rough heavy q 2Od5 90: Iishls
oloqo 4lls sheep Receipts 5000 market
STEADY 70 10 cents lower good to choice wetb-
efs 5,2oIa5o' yearlings 65ld6.O) native IanI.
o.VqfSe' spring lambs s 00RSS5
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nRUGs Am CHEMICALS

Quinine 4l9i3o per ounce IN bottle; NOR
phlne Sc 05@2.20 per ounce cocnine $500 per
ounce. borax sac per pound in iO0-pound
packages; copperas 81 40 per pound Ia bar
rels. castor oil s1.15 per gallon in 5-gallon
packages; EPSON salts 81 80 per hurdrcd IN
barrels alcohol 50 60 per gallon. Su.phur S16J
per hundred in barrels. alum 2ise per pound
in barrels; saltpetre &c per pound III barrels
calnphor 10c wood alcohol $1.15; gum
opium 81 75 powdce6 opium $t55: car50tt
acid doc Der pound bottles; calcium carbide
81 70 her cwt delivered Texas common rail
NnV nOintg
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NEW ORLEANS

-. Especial 10 The Posti
ly,s stock exchange says
~ 'e'eipts-cattle IS. calves and yearlings
hogs 10 '"u yea'linss lozi
10 hogs 100 anu yearhnss
~, elpts OF al classes ct butcher cattle
s snO equal to the demand; prices Arm. los
prices rea s demand continues Light
c 1Ses Se on Choice muttons wanted
~ Sholce calves 4ikG5H yearlings iefiL boss
~, olher quotations unehanged
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AFklCOTS- Per crate ~ iad3 25.
s. 0oV. 20
CoCoANUTs- Per sack s. 5oa{,oO
pEWBERRlES Fer crate 81 SOAP 90. ne
huCEt 5ra 7sc
LEM0NS Fancy Messina 81 CoGl.50
budd'd 81 95
STR NWBERRIES-- crate. SLe5Ti. 90:
inferior stock 25d5oo less
MANIFESTATIONS So. 80 per box.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
BuTrER AND EGGS.

New York May 10 Esgs Receipts 1854
packages; dun; storage Western leN: South
ern i0HtiA
Chicago May i6.- Butter Steady; creams
ltniah; dairy i3Gi6s. ChecseDull, SAd
lah Eggs--Stesdy. fresh iess
Kansas City. May Ia ggs steady at 1919.
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CORN LED THE CEREALS.
liverpool Cables Furnished The Bull Con-
iingeni with Ammunition
WHEAT MARKET WAS ACTIVE AND FIRM
Rcport- from the Northwest aud
Southwest unfavora bIe--A Good
spnrt In Provisions.

Chicago, May 16.-Corn was the lead
,ng deal on the hoard ~ ,rado toaay Re
10 H., -.
ne"ed support from pulis ana covering NY
shorts. together with strong cables, caused
a euii for the day OF Itsc Wbeat WA strong
=. ~ u.,e,.a,ahio ,.r,h.. st,.,.. a.s,s..
On VIC "p'aNNiHVi' "satp'l' u'vsius 49,
Improved, oats improved, closing Bc higher
and provisions from Use better ~ ribs up 10
zoe IN pork.
The corn market opened strong on higher
Liverpool cables aud IN symsthy with wheat.
July opened AWssc over yesterday at 36S40t
SbJsc Almost immediately the bull COZ
tinEent entered the pit, buying heavily. shorts
IN scare followed suit and as there was a
broadening IN the commission house trade
and lair cash business, tho market advanced
with great activity. July, near the end OK the
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New York. May is.--Conee futures opened
steady At unchanged prices Ruled dun With
la weak undertone following the unsatisfac-
tory cables, Fes local buying orders stead
led the market at the close. Closed steady
y net unchanged prices TO cents advance
Total sales 80 hays including July ~ eEt
Ss.'smteg 500 October s,eS; November $40.
December 6ea.
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New York cotton ,tnriset.

New York, May iG.--rhe cotton market
opened active but weak, declining to s
points orSthe first call With subsequent bust
ness incroasIng the decline to s to Il points
uader q tremendous selling movement large
ly for thc purpose Of llquideting long account,
but in good part increasing the short lines OF
the moro oonhden, bear traders There was
sone tuying on the theory OF reaction from
an oNersold market. The Weakness was due
To- private accounts Rejecting a damoraliged
condition OF affairs Ia tho English market
IN response 10 the weakness here scliing
orders from the South we're very heavy
ard reflected y hearish sentiment IN the
planting while receipts AZ the ports were
larger. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. these hearish con,
dltons, there We're u lew rallies with con.
sentative shorts inclined 10 take profits The
local ssade as a rule. however. continued To
sell on the theory that long interest yet
Remained 20 be liquidated III face al unia-
'sorehie conditions az Manchester and Ian
cAshlre, Just prior to the close tho market
steadled on hrisk prott takng and was
nrally steady Al 4 net decline OF 6 10 II
lnlnts ~ present crop months and unchanged
10 points higher on new crop deliveries.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.


London Nav To- Consols for money 1919
account l0i p-i6. Bar silver uuiet, 21isd per
ounce Money 2ied$ per cent The rate
Of discount in the open market for short
bills az per cent. for three months bills
5}sNG g-l6 per cent.
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Galveston Closed Qriet prIecs t-ls down
Low ordinary. ..1r Mlddling ..+,.NA
Ordinary Good mildhng.A 1iG
Good ordinary ISIS Middling fair . il-l6
oW middling y Salrs .......
Now Nurk-Spots closed qGiet prices t-tGa
down
Good ordinary IS 1l-l6 Good mlddling 10 10
Low m1dlipg . 5-l6 Middlug fatr iGH
Mddlng 90. On. Salon ......... 500
Now orleans spots closed steady, prices
revised.
Low ordinary "a Middl!ug g1n
Ordinary ..,,, ~ G1od ud1lus N
Good ordinary s@ Midilng lair o.,
Low niGdlmg s lS-i6 Sales I.. lO5o
liverpool Spots business quict prices re-
Vsod sncs 5000 of which 1Nn0 w.r'
American importa 1900 Of which 5000 wcr-
American.
ordinary ..,... 4 25-S9 Mid1ling 5 $3.50
GOOD ordhary..,} 3l-S2 GOOD mdimg. 5-is
Low ordinary. $50 80 M4Ine fair 1878
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81. LorIs

,, eI LOUIS May -Cattle-Receints 2soo
sb,nnlness iuV Texans market steady, native
"a ana butchers steers i25fis n. stncIs,,i
M ieeeers SSsgiI5, cows and heifers , oo5S
"a Gamers l,5ofl2s5; bulls S.oOef *. rsSss
7le5 tH ~ steers sS5152s. COWS and heifeS,
e.,. 20, Hogs-Receipts sl0a marEet
~ spts nigher; pigs aud lights S l0fi / *. nsci.
cssr, 'lo.gnsSoi butchers 5Sod5a5 shear We
s nbS, Son market steady: native mp,t,nes
6os sS lambs b6oq7.5o; culls and huebs
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New York, Nav ls.-.Thore has been more
inquiry today for hroAn eottons on home
account and further sales for expert With
ont alteration from prices recently accept
ed, Bieaehed eottons continue inactive and
prices are irregular except In leading makes.
DENNIS ticks, piaids aud other coarse col
orsd cottons quiet but steads prlnts dull
and unchanged. Ginghams steady. sales mod
crate. Print cloths inactive in eli makes
Meas wear wooiens and worstsds dun and
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nousroN W.MoLnsAnn rnIon,.
Current "a rotations on Round Lots OF
staple CoHmoditips


These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can DO relied upon, The Lriees are
those ruling ia Houston wholesale markets.
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nnrsroN nANK c1rAnINGs

Following arc clearances of the Houston
banks for the week thus far and for the
corresponding time last wear. together with
the Increase or decrease.
This year. Last year. Increase
Monday ....... Sg99,Sl6 $9S6Sll SlS, 0S5
Tuesday ...,. 1.il9,905 Ss5.026 264 .a69
wednesday e. rs 1G S22,567 1880
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cry

hansss City Nav M ro,,,.
natives 800 Texans: market s ,t,oeeipls e9o
stoeksrs sn higher: native steers 7oiss AZ,
ana sss ana feeders LlOa5 65. butcher row
Westerns ls ssSg \, 10, Gamers 27ods iss led
hisbstip's $500 good demand n,a.,,, noks
iirhi Inssyy S.soa5 ~. mixed l ISL ~
ceip, slM, aiu,s pigs ie59soa shseptH ss :
SUPPLY; sprinE Iarss nr.a "a. and brisk on light
1'e,een 49, CLIPPED innttons oaa pp az 'smns
cubs s.oea. ~ spring Texans 4ooa5 Sc'
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COTTON WAS A STUDY.
New Crop Months Advanced aud Old Crop
Declined.
CONTRACTS IN LIVERPOOL BROKE BADLY
spots Were on All Aroupd--New
York August Was Down
20 500.
once of The Post,


pected to accomplish results for the bulls
we're ignored nnd in several ways tho mar
ket set at defiance some Of the traditions
OF the trade.
After an opening that was rather weak
and irregular the market sold off still fur
ther during the forenoon. After that, how
over. a considerable amount Of strength was
manifested on covering by Efforts and attor
brisk finish the marker closed at practi-
enily the highest OF the day the range on
the active months being from 10 to II poluts
higher than the lowest
Notwithstanding the late gains. however. sll
OF the ole erop months wers lower than yes
tciday at the close. while some of tho new
crop positions showed advances. thus ex~
netlS reversing the conditions which have
existed for some time past during which the
now crop has almost invariably shown more
strength than the old In Now York tho Anal
figures showed decline OF 10 points on May
and lune TO an advance of points on some
OF The most distant positions August was
9 points down while September was g points
lower The other new crop months. how
ever. ranged from Unchanged to up In
New orleano the range was from down {,
up, August having boon the month which
suffered most from the hammering
feature which naturally helped along
tho carly weakness was the unfavorable'
condition OF Liverpool when sent over bad
cables all during the day and nnally closed
az TO 'H-6id lower on contracts and l-lG
70 20. go lower on spots There was no eN-
piaIa'lon given Tor this break except some
~ ,inr :" ~ e"Srl tnst 4 was from LACK
pushing their campaign
,re,to tAaS ialns seemed to exert much less
,s1uNiVe IN taN9r Oh the bulls than was ok
~ -, pluSN'HllS az OF tue advance from
.ne loM point OF the day being attributed
por nuy ndpt, by Ehort5. The bad weather. re-
b Iss"s ana from some other portons OF The
situation earefuy sa "o th5 n'e LANAI wst'nnE me
they must have some eject No one now
ss. So, 1 I. o ;@ NJ. $.aa, @ S
the weather conditions vytt,t bo"o ,,3
gn NJ &c. Il nm. = m5 5ss a,; rs
the rams are holnine tho iron ana tint the
&c ilne Of Yesterday was due to this fact
bcrs ~ ,po ~ srd nE 'ne ""er informed mem
Spots showed the effects OF tho bear cam
paign ~ practically all points, The amount
u,o .l. s,, u,Hne ths nrlnepal markets
go 'r[ ~ ' aa.,, 'nNn uaual ana ~ nearly
NM ,ase ~ u,Sthys wett ~ oruei, GalNesiUi
orleans ro,pe down 70 a. ibo Nfar, ~ nIw
49,. ie t'.uA NV n. on ,u9 INFERIOR E1aee'
r wv on tne nSg'',r Huallhes houston
''lhou uhcndnbeu bul inc condlUCn OF
s sng 4'pI IKE may o. .maslned when II IS
49,, ,soeu ,n't tnv resent luptaU"hs are any
Offering for cotton.
,o,r ne moNem@nt WIS rathtr liberal at all
tfine 10 DO with tbc oarI peg 'opr
i{O5 tbreo ycnTs " sgo Van ioy i9ht 1u ".g
during the Gby Qi6 halng against 1eg Dst
ycnr and GS Inc vsar beforc ,rhilc TO- IA
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mnurton snot onotntIcn-.
'tb 1loacd cosy. pricca unchangcd


The following are the tossing quotations
Tor cotton on the spot at the leading markets,
together with the closing ~ mddlins ycstsr-
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~, work. MONEY

New York. May le--NiC lam II; y, v
iss@2G ner cent; iasi isssNnasl ~ n
Prime mercantile paper INK sr:e'i n
sterling -xchange easy sal - ~
NESS h bankers tills a ~ 4 a,ys; u
mand and Mt t.st&qsssssSsa ~: rap W.
rates $50 and tosep. ,ssr s'%. =
bills .s4ai4 seq, Bar ,ssns,,s
dollars Az silver csrrsn ,.f< hct4 ~
eminent bonds weak
railroad bonds Hregrh
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eo-lb cans extracted 5G6c, IN comb collie:
u l2-lb ems. extracted 5hG7c: pound sec
lions l2d16c.
MoLAssEs RcboIied. fair leAGlsc. prime
2Qu2lc: choice 25G2Gc. farcy new crop syruD
s2gW,9Yf5e; pnre new crop syrup i5c.
miibk-m Magnolia $3.50; Eagle Soo' Lion
PICKLES Five gallon kegs s.75; lo-gailon
KEGS D.oC. M-bbls 800. plnts. American
sIys s e co.., quarts american style @
50 i5Ms ss i-gaiion Hexagon 800.
,hiSE-Extfa fancy head b@Sltci cnoice 9@
ehea tair fhsnbo; fancy imported .o14Ht%c.
hoFE-~S isai. basis 7-is. i0Ne; Manila TIC;
cotton rope jOc.
sALT--Liverpool coarse ssdsoc fms escas
S.e0. Louisiana, coarse $50 fine zoe; bbls,
81 IS.
SALT FISH Mackerel. No. in lo-lb kits.
u oSgi 70 bait bbs, 81 50 tubs - So1i9 So
mustard MS5a46o; imported Gillette grade,
quarters 81 80: fancy sprats, quarters 70 %.
STARCH Standard goods: Pearl IN t0-lb
toSea iMaihc, Royal Gloss. bulk, ibgfhc.
Nickel 100 packages per box. n.75; corn
starch 5ieo pes H. 20 and 4o-lb boxes
Transformations are for small lots
Standard granulated 5Mc cubes and pow
dfled 6c Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy
bhIbSse. choice h,sd5Ac. Arhuckies 2-lb
and DID packages 5M16so.
PRODUCE.
BEANs-lmported navy beans SAc Bayou
4Rc, English dried &C. pinks S&ci Lima
te9gShc black eyes SIC. Texas black oyes
BUTTER Blue Star 2oa2lc, dairy lie, Red
star 28c, Elgin creamery 22d2Sc, oleo-
miargar!ne dairy bricks lso, Lincoln solids
nAe; prints l2lsc; Special Blue Star l7hc
SSIg~tal Gem and Country Rolls lse special
dairy llt. fancy dairy l6c. .exas country
butter sWl0ci Texas bricks 12al5c.
CABBAGE-Homo grown iA42c per pound,
In sacks.
CHEEsE-New York full cream 1sta4l4c;
baNser state l4lsc; Wisconsin full cream roiia
l3hc; Wisconsin full cream daisies, 13lAo
EGgS-l exas. per dozen 7qSc.
81 004l.25.
tai tlit Chile I40i5c per ID, black sinsa
pore l5c
PoTAToEs-Co Colorado Soc; fancy Utahs SOC;
Burbanks 75c; new g0cnSi.00.
PouLTRY-H Hens. s. 15a3 90. cocks. large.
old 81 .5Qa2 90: mixed lots 81 5Gd3 .00 flyers
- SIS brolera $lI5M225 Turkeys, hens.
IS OO@G,ic gohbsers t7O0dll00 per dozen,
according TO size and quality Ducks large
S@.O0n35O, Geese, full feathered, ssQ046O0
Guineas 81 5Gab2 CO.
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON

HOUSTON.
The following are the quotations for this
market as furnished by the Box Bell Saua-
40 -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-22
Ser StraBenbabnifrcif.

ct. 2ouis, no., Is. Mai.
Seute bat teine gonferen3 stpii6en
@ertrstern Der itreitenhen Stra6snz
babnanseitellten uno Der ct. 2ouis
Sranlit Company itattsefunpen.
Sn psrI9iersnsn 2beilen Der Stabt
tra6en beute bon Neuem llnruben aus,
Bel benen cine sanSe 4nsabl perionen
perlebt puroen. @eeen Mlittaa fans
melten ficb 400 MGnner, syrauen unb
9uben an 2acleoe, srpiI9en 9ranO unb
Sbersia @pcnus, no lie bic berantoms
menbsn Wasen bur1 Sinoerniile, bic
lie aufs G,eleiIe lesten, ON Weiterfab=
rem psrbinoerten. 9lls bic Wdgen sum
Salten setommen iparen. besann Elm
Ndbau, inbsm bon Der Menae Steine
setporfen uno ShiiFe absefsuert purs
ben. s. 6. &i6aroion, elm CONDUIT
teur, purbe bon elmer Sfusel am&rpfe
setrofien. Sin SpeaialpoliSiit auf
einem Waeen puroe beruntereesoaer
unb mibbanbelt, unb isin 3niippel unb
Repolper purben ibm pesgenommen.
Wsbrsre anbsre Mptprlsute unb Cons
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outteure ipurben angegriffen. 9lls
Der Ruoau ieiuen 9Dbepuntt srrsi9t
bate, fam cine 2lbtbeilung pplisei se=
gen bic Wense anssitiirmt, re9ts uno
lints nit ibren &niippeln nm ii6
i4lasenb. Wer ben S9ub auf &iz
Garbion absefeuert bate, fonnte ni4t
ermittelt perben. Hi9arbipn lit
rpobrfdeinli9 t0btli6 perlpunbet.
gluf Der 9elefpntain 2inie mar
bas 9elsiie bur9 sabIrei9e Climber
nihe abssiperrt nnb als bic Mptprs
leute unb Gonbutteure bic Wagen per@
lieben, Inn bic 6inberniiIe aus bem
Wege 81 rdumen, puroen tie bon alz
len Seiten nit Steinen unb ipnitieen
Wurfgeihoiien bpmbaroirt.
gln Cation Npenue ipurben bic @dz
gen on ben Strabeneden na6e benz
tpeitli6en Gnopuntte unb ferner Lungs
Srantlin 4penue unb Wprsan Strabe
nit Steinen betporfen. gln elmer
Stells batten bic 5reunbe Der Strsiter
bas @eletie our9 sineu pferbecabaper
geiperrt unb faum batten bic Wdgen>
lenfer bas pferb entfernt, als es ipie>
Der on feline dlte Steqe ee3errt ipurbe.
qud Die 9eleiie an Martet Strabe,
Gbouteau @penue, california Npenus
unb Soper @,ope tpurben bon ben
Streitern uno ibren Jreunben pur1
aQerlei Sinberniife perIperrt.
3pei QngeitelIte Der Sraniit gpmz
PAM ipurben beute pGbrenb ibrer
5abrt bur9 S6iifie perlebt. Sn tel,
mem Der Jdae 1T Der 9(nsreifer betannt
geiporben.
Sun Sides BON Decatur, Sll., purbe
beute Radmittas um balb 2 llbr an
q. uno Morgan Strabe, bur9 ben
Sberi4enfel seidoifen. Slides mar
beute Wtorgen bon Decatur bierber ges
tommen. Gr mar als SpesidlpG6ter
bon Der 2raniit Gompanb anssitellt
nDroen unb befunb ii4 auf einem Waz
gen Der Cation 4penue 3inie, uls er
sei4cfen ipuroe. gr purbe na6 benz
ct. Sohn's 9oipttal gebra6t. gr
iaste einem 8eri9tertatter Der MToe.
preiie, bab er pife, bab bic &usel,
bic Jpn setroffen, aug benz 2. Stode
tpert eines 8aditeinbanIes on Der gde
absefeuert tporben iei. ba sr bas 9lufa
bliBen bes pulpers beutli9 seIsben
bdbe.
Die 9unbessranbiurp mar ben gans
gen Gag in Sibuns. Sic bsfaBte iiG
nit ben 8ebinberunsen Der 9unbess
ppit burh ben sesenpdrtigen Streit.
3ablreide 3susen purbsn perb0rt,
bod glaubt man ni9t, bab bic Surp
Dor Samstag einen 8eri6t an bas
gunbesseri9t eritatten fpirb. !.
8ura na6 Wlittas ftellte ii6 beraus,
eaB ods 8abel Der 2inie an 4. StraBe
our4itnitten tporben mar, 10 baB bic
Wueen bur6 pferbe na9 benz MaIhiz
nenbuus suriidgebraht tpsrben muB=
ten. gs pirb sinen pber spei Saae
banern, his bas bei9Gbiste aabel aus
gebehert 1T.