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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
Ia IIALLORQUINA.
GALE DES SANJUSTO MUM. Is.
ess;saE Es&9Hs"scsa <ia chocolate saI vssy.0r.
sE'2Esh2g' ffE9sNSO O}saeEssaG Fsa EaEgsgst a.
ExRs0siGio oEa fsaaselscsa de esGss S1isssE;ssg

En este acTeditado Y antlgno Gstahlecimiento Sc
eIaDoran cOnsantPnionte Chocolates dc varas
CiaseS preG0S elunlqand0 para clio los mas exec
lenfHs matoEiaea Reunion In espeoia! cirounstapcia
dc t3r prcparados al sJsto general del pals des-
pfoVstos de esa abundancia dc especioa iIritantes
que tan n6Gn(GiaieS estos clilAs Q,Ie tan
to ann1au los chocolates one en- esta Sc introlucen
&c djstiotas oroce1encias Dabenos manifestar al
Gnbsico para ne 20 10 ignore, one por este sstona
qll~ SlnDieC ~ 1qicamente tiene intervention Ell III
ptIte do mUalettIa IN pictra de granite cxclusva-
mente 10 otra co3a como algun0s Antiques ere
yer0n.
larticipamos al plhico para los fines q,1e sean
c0nyenientos que c0nstantemente ha,!ar1 en- uues
ira flbrica, un ep0sito lie Chocolates de toas ella
SEES en- cajas de una, media aTIoha para enar los
pedd0s conqno Sc dignen honraInns nuestros collSl
nlld0res de eGta Capital dennis puebl0s de la Isa
Acabam0& de TeCbr eXQuiSitos liCores como Ami
sete de Rurde0s, MarrasQlnO de Zara. Crema de
Rosa. Placer de Danas PerfectO Amor Elixir Els
partcro, Elixir Castelar,, Elixir Garibad Char
treau Higi6nco.
Adelnas: vinos generosos dc mesa lie las classes
,Ierez. Paiarete Tintilta, Champagne Vernut i r
deo@, Naldap0la7. ChacDli Mes atel.
FnCo1t lr4n c0nSt ltemenfe tabac0s cigarroS
la t!abana de distnras f;jbrcas ditereutHs ases
az'lcar Gle la llibana por oaiaS ai detail. arao-
por faneras al nidos cafe molido diriau ente siu
mezcla alouna con tndo aroma.
Unico daposlto a0r mayor man0r, en la rsm
fahrica. go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
SECCIOI DE- CABlLLERTA,
CaZadlOres dc EKcT1o.agic0.

Pertanecientes la misna por haber cumplido
ell tempo de duraeon reglamentarla Sc venleran en-
pllDlica subasta ell dia del de Diciemhre prs
xim) 4 las 8de III ma1ana en- el patio del cuartel
de, Battalion de Artieria 26 roses, 36 mafronos, Y
fornituras 33 silla con s.s pares de estrlbos SO
bocaos 81 serretas de cahcZou 81 pareS d. botas de
mont r V 40 pare, de barras de catro
Lo quo So anunca al pdblico para la concurren-
cia de licitaduras.- Pnertn-Rieo 25 de Noviemi,re
IL 1S7l.-El Comandante CAPTAIN Gefe del detall.-
jose Garcia y Moro.
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
ANUNCIO.

Son oNjeto de venta les sguentess las casas MIN.
81 81 le ia calle del Santo Crsto de esta capital,
OF 2io-piedras Ia laInaaa calle de Truiillo,
fnat aante vsrias cl das dc TERRA en- Cangreios,
staaa i una, trente il Iglesia. en- e stio Aanadn
"entr los dos cainnos. otras un POGO mas acG del
que lalnan barrie de i artinez
Ell aponerado abita la casa nfm. 81 de la cal .
del Ssnto Cristo, don podT9n recibir instrnccio-
les los one se itreas en- la conIa de los ubjetas
expqestos Sc adyierte que q prscio es n ddico y
uiss'iye, IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
TIl5TA IN Ia VILLA DE- PONCE,
EiN eJE2z4EEss ACzON NDEsUPATRONA
NUESTRA SRA. DEGUADALUPE.

Del 10 al II del pr5xino Diciembre tenC1an efec-
TO las expresalas iiostas esmerado lucmiento,
q oSfo rrop0sito SO han reparfido las diveIsiones
en- los tres dlaS para amenizarlc alnpamente.
mo c0n5jl en el progrtna Que circllla. en- nombre
de La Jfnta de fe jos invite los vecinos dc los
pabios de esta lSia para que So siryan eoncurrir.
rop3ii;liondo Il anina cion Ponce NOviemDre IS
% l8:l.-tl Corregidor, Presidente de la Junta de
festujos.--MiguaI Ariibas. 2 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
HOTEL DE- Los VAPOlES. .

FL que suscrihe, duefo de este establacmento co
nocido por i, tJNDA ANDALUZA, tiene Il
gu5to de par5iciptr 4 amigos Y al pollco en- g
neral cue al conprar dicho II OTEL, Sc ha pr
puceto std Dier 81 las refnFln;s cue snap mas
nvenentes fiji de propocionar sus favorecedores
un c6modo ,ieoe"le no spetiaJe, etXlrpando la vez
aousos qao re,r,ian a algunos viajeros concuujr
este ii y OIEL-tto.-Rico Noyiembre de 1871 JOSS
A. Glmeno. 10 IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
VElNTA DE OFICIO.

El que suscribe, dpeno del que regentea en- el
pueblo de Manaty por motive de saldd 10 offece Ell
Venta Adcms de in antigiiedad que cuenta La iuris-
llcton cs de importanc la por SUI hermosa baiura
10 q1o offe3e para los nagocios dc importancia.
de le,5 siendo su ,lquiscion pcrpefuidad vendi-
Die V renunciable el que 10 interese pllede dirgr
SIS proposiclones al dueno cn Manaty & d. Pedro
uriaz ID. Ramon Zenon Gambia rn Xrecibo, Ma
naty q Noyiembre de 1871. Manuel Paz q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
Aviso impol'tante.

aventa por acoiones que de mi casa deba ver
hcaise en- convnacion con Ell prelnio mayor tic la
Loter{a Gle San Juan de Puerto Rico que ha dc ca
lebrarse ei ~ de los correntcs ha aplazado para
sobre in dcintiva co!ocacion de las acciones
Ln Qne se haea saher para conocin,iento dn los in
teresados. CAguas II de Novieilore l811.lFeierico
GIait. 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
DiII9toS &c LoteHa de Ia Ha5ana.

Para la cue se In de calebrar el ia 20 d. Diciem
bre pr1Nmo, cuyo rremiO maYn3 es de doscieDt0s
los eXpends en- su estable.lmiento III ) Gel Mer-
cado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26

III pr mer prem TOGO eH ARuau lid,
ell % en- la Capital ell 80 en- Ponce.
En- Asuadula endi5 el bilete don Jor-
ge Silva, y en- Ponc d. Jose Senges.
- Il. ElEna LAS nOtfc;as recibilas q
ultima nora del estado lei Sr. OOlspo nos
anuncian, que Sc lie ha presentado algo
consdeya able una inhamacion erisipelatosa
en- ell brazo derecho, consecuencia de la
gran heri de la mano, pero que nj en-
esta nj en- aqu IL hay pertinacia. y Sc ad
vierte nejoria aunque paulatina El nlmo
d. S. E, sigue tranquiio, y su persona es
obieto de los mayores cuidad0s.
De .eamos ell complete prdnto re ia
bleclm ent de nuestro digno 4r sdo.
Cert:tmem.-E4a Soc3eaad de geOgra-
fi4 de Friucla ha alberto uno ara pre-
miar con 10000 frances al autor de la me-
ior carta -estudio de Paris v sus alrededo-
res, en- la cual aparczcan ex}ctamente has
ia los memories accidente, del terreno,
Los franceses hace s ,senta amos Sc bur
Iaron del immortal Goethe porqus dijo de
elos Que constituian ell pueblo mas igno
rante del mundo en- materias geograhcas;
mas ahora, de<pues de la guerra desas-
osa de 1870. han recon 'cito y confes2do
one ell aserto de autor de Eau to era ell
resultado de una observation muy dete-
nida.
En OtrOs tieMpOs temp de los
moierados habia en- c'erto pueblo un al
calie que .juzgabaa los indi 'Iduos por sus
nombres, Al recibir una orden rese~vada
del gobernad9r de la provincial para que
vigilase a los llberales. hzo venir a su pre-
sencia pobre tendero llamado Liber.
to; dada la identdad de la pers ma, 10 pu-
so a disposition de la autorldad superior
civil con ell ohcio siguient
''Alla va Lioerto con la guardia civil; DO
dira usted que tengo NAL ojo; tomo me
dldas cubicas; ese hombre guele liberal;
tlrel. u.ted la nariz y Sc convencera de
clio, c M sc colvencio mi compadre ell
seer ar;o. Es oy dandc y zurra que es
tarde ej,npio de retrogadismo, ell que Sc
esl'ce la l'"v y cantara la palinoria. Dios
gu ,rde V. muchos amos, su afectisimo
amigo y alcalde."
For 81 acasO.-Oraci0nes gue debea
rezarse antes, Ell el acto y despues dc fu
mar un cigarrillo del estanco
Antes. Senior, para p' r ar mis- cul-
pas y p ctdos y estropear IA laringe y los
pnImoaes, .oy llevar a cabo este sacri-
ticio, que espero me 10 tendrais en- cuen
ta Amen.
En- ell acto --Apiadate ioh Senor de
este infeliz, que no es baseaLte rico para
fumar de Canet, y toca en- ell corazon al
director de Est :adas.
| Despues.--iNo he reventado! ;Gracias,
Dios mio!
A.lDnczsa snora. un peri6a aico de
Nueva1 rk que Ell 20 de agosto cay6 u
} na escarcha tan gruesa en- el monte Was
, hngton, que los alMnbres del teegrafo pa
re- ian tan gruesos como la muneca de III
!, homere, y Sc ronpieron por dos puatos.
Es e ns un g an descnnrimento para 10,
Aao G aqua sar una e.carcha 4 cielt
RI o, q p o6sdo que ii no Sc hi Ian N
goraan, Lo que No aaeguFamos es Il, ass
Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
LA BALEAR.
C;sEse <7e $ France esquina de s. Jusfo.

Realization por abundancia, en- este estableci-
mento 50 realZa I'M gran surtido de botines para
caballeros, recibdos por ell vapor "Castlla" Y por
el uiFim0 vap. co de Ia peninsula. Eel precio de
calIaio eS de pimerl clase procede de una de las
meiore fa'rcas de Malorca pnr 10 tanto SO suDli-
ca los c0nS1midOreS que dejen de aprOvechar
II oHa8l0n Sc slrvan honrrarme con una vista cue
@de.ns de los botiAes hay otra ininlad de artier-
los de suma necesdady de prec.os equitativos
q. Rubert. ;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26

Eeeumfon.-EHOy alas dOce Sc reUniEan
Ell a G lie de San Francisco altos de la
casa del Sr Polavieja, los ores. que estan
inscriptos como socios Ell el Casino ESp@-
j5oI, con objeto lie dar lectura a la aprova
cion del Reg amento, y de nombrar por los
socios propietarios la Junta Directiva.
La Comision ruega los Sres. socios a
quien por un olvido involuntario no sc ha
va avisado, Sc dignen concurrir.
Teaaro.~-sHoy Sc egecufard pOs' II eOsala
pania Dsamatlca la Colnedla LHS Trace
ss0as de JuaIaa.
Repuesta va de sus dolencias Adela
desc npenara ell papel de protagonista, ha-
ce va a'gun tempo que en- nuestro Teatro
no Sc ha Ell cutado esta function, que en-
tre e p1blico que acost''mbra asstlr los
dias festivos, tieue muchos apasionados;
no dudanos QUE esta noche habra un leno
comploto, de 10 cual ncsotros nos alegra-
remos, per, mucho mas el Sr. Robreno.
Eoterfa Municipal Pre- .sszOs mayo.
de la celeOraJa en- Puerto Rico el "a de
Noviembre: sorteo tnero 1:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
CIaCULO DE- RICREO DD PUERTO-RICO

Esta inlad dara su bale de conGanza mensual
Ell sab do 25 del Cnrr;ente la hora de cost,nDre Ia
qle So hace pdbicO 7@~' "an ,cimipntn .le los Srs
s0cios PuertoRico 90 de Movie nlre 1871. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
GACETILLAS.
(Coati,;aard., !,

Gr:s ssrr.iiao de TEercancfaa.-EAayeT
entro EN- Puerto, procedente de Liverpool
la Barca espanola Clementi'ad, con un ex
tense surtido de Mercanclas para la res
petable casa de Comercio de D. Romual-
do Chavarri.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
MATA-pUEGOS.
NnstamtaMeO contra izlCenai0s,
DEL SIR. BANOLAS.
AVISO IMPORTANTE.

Tenemos el gusto de anunciar al p1blico, que he
honorable como nuestros representatives en es-
to depart ;neIltO a los SIS Il B0rr:S uerlnanOS,
como agente al Sr. d. j. Maren; qu dsndo los prl
maros, garantlzadoreS r1sponsables q las cantlda
dies que les entre9uen por Id nltad del valor de
los aparatos que segun Ell proSpecto puDncado, de-
ben SaCisfilcef los ols que CAST II S'iScrlDl
Los miSinO5 SIS. u;trln en eSJa materla cuantOs
antecedentes, datos Y i,ormenores Sc sollclten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
GRAN SlIRTIDO DE SONBREROl.
47,Ca9le de Sam Francisco ~.

In casa lie comereio de D. Miguel Sainz agent.
de varias casas de comereio de Panama, Jipiiapa,
ofrece los c0mer iantes de Ia ISla un surtdo com
pleto de somhreros de Panama Jipiiapay Antoquia,
rlnafios, entre-tino1 Y muy finos.
h ComprlndO Zurrones piernas enterss facilita
grandes ventajas los precios, ventaiaB desconon
das hasta hoy. 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
Para Malaga : Barcelona.

sal9ra del i0al X del mes cntrante 81 berg. gol.
esp@ii3i lSAl}tt4. captain ID. Miguel Gasiana adml-
IL argss hete pasag Para ilfor1es dirgirse
suscaiisl gnataiips Sts. Sol,riDos de E5quiaga.
Paarfo-lslco Z! tle Nogielnbro 1911. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26

ArIIa UC los a aIaTaLOS y tID StS CHTBiS, .
Aparato de dODlH efecUO Gle caDida PREC1OS.
Pesos de 45 libras sean 80 cuarti- 5
HOS. i "
Su cda2sl, uii1-
Aparato nun, doble efecto cabi-
ola de i5 htros bombllla. - ), 6S ),
Su CafSa una na--....--.....--....... - ~
Aparato NUN. 2 doble efecto cabi-
dtd IS litroS con DomDlia.. ;, SO so
Su carga una ..,---..,--,. !. so
Apara5o NUN. / senclIlo cabida IS
li5ros.. Observation-Disclosures. !, IS ),
Su car IA, una. y, .,
AparaIo mum sen,llio caDlda2 25
ItrOS ---..-.--..--.-..---.--.. }, ~ ;,
su carga, una y 80
AparalO ndln s5ncillp, cabda 20
g. e,sss llSros; ~, ns5
ApaisaUo u IN 4ssnclliO, ca .iaa ID
hsros..,... Observation-Disclosures. so
Sll cfslgit, Wta. ta............-....,.,.s -, ] -
San Juan Puerto, Rico x de Qctubge 1S7l.-L elras
AQRag 10 n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26
InpORTASTI 4 Los ENFERI'OS.
CoRTEzA DE CUNDURANGo LEGfT1uA

2~s7e&nEaiTss 9sfl GD1eaO s.GsHetgsO 45sfax
Esss ~ az <':aRGc,' asGEstas, sissE.6sisE:aS,
aicer:as. es@ss 1i&7sa = <.s2aex.1ne{iss es
eIe Ia. @saHsgre.
Rem'tiaa desds Quito directamento Yen cantidad
bastante Sc In recibido por el vapor iBgl6s "Mnr-
Scy ct da Il del coTIiente en- Ia Farmaca del edo
ID. Juan Vicente M0ncoya San Francisco num- G:
Sc tar;ln instrucciones gr'tis para su uso V se
eTp:nde por mayor al detail en- u mismo establ,-
cimiento.. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-26

Fl primer prem TOGO en- Aguad LA,
ell % en- la Capital y ell 80 en- Ponce.
En- Asuadula endi5 Ell billete don Jor-
ge Silva, en- Ponc d. Jose Senges.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-02
COUNTY NEWS.

The Athol Transcript is gratihed to learn that
active measures are now being taken to secure
the establishment Of gas company in that
town.
f. S. Merrill has been appointed postmaster
at Wnchendon; G. Z. Goodrich, at Fitchburg;
C. II Colburn, at Leominster, and R. L. Bowen
at Mill5ury.
Walter Wright of Leominster died Tuesday at
the age of II. Mr.. Wright formerly resided in
Lowell, and was prominent in local industries
and much respected. His remains will be buried
in the last named place.
Mr.. Geo. F. Merriam, Fitchburg machinist,
has been assigned to duty on tie postal route
between Spring ield, Mass, and Newport, VT.
Rev. S. l.. Fellows of Sutton has received an
invitation to supply the pulpit of the First Ec-
clesiastical society of Griswold, Conn, for one
year from April 1st.
Worcester county, generally so well represent
ed in the weekly list of patents for New En-
gland, is only mentioned in one instance in the
lust list issued: An extension has been granted
]. Simpson, of Baldwiusvile, for patent No.
of joining boxes, etc.
The members OF st. Brdgets temperance So
Ciety, of Millbury, gave two performances on
the evening of the 9th, entitled "The Battle"
and "That Rascal Pat" Both were successfully
performed to a large audience.
The members of the common council on the
committee on the Lowell fire department, visited
Fltchburg yesterday to witness the working of
the fire alarm telegraph in that place. 1t is
thought that it will be accepted and introduced
in Lowell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-02

menced, and the senate bills granting land for
the construction of railroad from the western
boundary of Minnesota TO the Winnepeg dis
trict OF British America, and to provide for the
erection of government buildings at Trenton,
N. D., passed, under a suspension of the rules.
Motions to suspend the rules, in favor of the
representative apportionment bull and those
granting lands to aid the construction of a rail-
way from Fort Riley, Kansas, to Fort Smith,
Arkansas, and extending the time for the
construct N of the railroad from the st. Crox
river or lake to the west end of Lake Superior,
and in favor OF the Central branch of the Union
Paclhc 'alroad, were all rejected, none receiving
two-thirds vote i'll the affirmative
The proceedings were interrupted by report
OF the conference committee on the Indian APP
preparation bill.
MIR Sargent explained the report calling at
tcntion TO the fact that the contest that had
been goinE on for the last FIVE or six years on
the question whether the senate had right, or
should continue to exercise the power, OF max
ing treaties with scattered bands Of Indians
within the territory Of the United States, was
ended. The point has been yielded by the sem
ate and provision made, and incorporated in
the bill by the conference committee, that, here
after, no Indian nation or tribe within the terri
tory of the United States shall be acknowledged
or authorized as an independent nation, tribe or
power, wi which the United States can con-
tract by treaty, but nothing in that provision
shall invalidate or impair the obligations of any
treaty heretofore lawfully made or ratified with
any such Indian nation or tribe. He said this
provision was substantially the same as had
been drawn up by the gentleman from Pennsyl-
yania (Mr. Armstrong;, and submitted to the
house. He also called attention to the fact that
the amendment provided in the conference re-
port gualded against allowing commissions for
services to agents, and also required vouchers
for Indian goods TO be submitted to the Indian
commission.
Mr.. Lawrence inquired whether there was any
thing in the bill that would ratify or confirm
any past Indian treaty.
Mr.. Sargent said there was nothing in il rat-
flying such treaties, in the terms of the appro-
priations made to carry them out.
Mr.. Allison inquired whether there was any
thing in the bill ratiiying treaties as to Indian
reservations.
Mr.. Sargent replied that there was not.
Mr. Beck laid stress on that provision which
prohibits tn allowance ofcOmmssons to Indian
claim agents, mentioning the case of James g.
Blunt, who received from three Indian tribes
S126,1O0 as fees for getting through congress
claims amounting to S229,000.
The report was agreed to.
The house again went to the business on the
speakers table, and after voting down motions
TO suspend the rules in the cases of several land
grant bills, adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-02
Our New York Dispatches.
The Canal Question Hartford and Erie
Tobacco WOrISmen on n Strike The
victim of n Druggists Mistake, etc.

NEW YORK, March The produce exchange
of this city, this afternoon, adopted series of
resolutions, demanding q free canal policy
throughout the state, secured by a constitutional
amendment, and declaring that the power to
change the rate of tolls should reside solely wirh
the executive power. The chamber of com
merce has previously taken substantially sim
liar action.
Judge Blatchford has to-day directed an entry
of the order declaring the Boston, Hartford and
Erie railroad company involunta lily bankrupt.
large number OF employees IN Lorillard
Co.'s extensive tobacco factory, Brooklyn, are
on strike to-day, and the police force in the
vicinity Is increased, in anticipation OF riot.
Hunt, the druggist, and Palestine, the clerk,
who served lady customer with oXalc acid in
stead of seidlitz POWDER last night, were COM
mitted to-day in default of $4,000 bail each. The
victim OF their mistake will recover
Frank and Patrick Hanley and Patrick Hars-
borg, sailors on the schooner Anna Martha,
Cant. john McLoughlin, of st. John, NJ B ,
we're committed to Jail in Brooklyn to-day for
assault on the captain, and an attempt, which
would have been successful but for the inter.
ference OF others of the crew, to throw MIN
overheard and drown him The affray oc.
Cured tuis morning just as the schooner was
on tne point of leaving for st. John with a full
cargo of -four.
The "Rural Club of New York" n social and
agricultural organization, was formed to-niSbt
with Horace Greeley as president.
meeting of Germans was held tc-niobt IN
arrange for a peace celebration, at which aIl
classes and societies OF German citizens will he
represented. On receiving the dispatch anuouuc
ing the ratification of the terms of peace bv the
Bordeaux assembly, the whole assemblage rose
and cheered enthusiastically.
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each subsequent insertion so cents months s1OO
year $500
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MORTALITY IN MAssACHUsETTs.-The num-
Der of deaths in seventeen cities and large towns
of this state, during the week ending Feb. 25,
according to the returns made at the office OF
the board of health, IS 249, divided as follows
In Boston 1903, Lowell II, Worcester 16 (exclu-
sive of two stllborn), Cambridge IS, Lawrence
IA, Charlestown 8, Haverhill 8, Fichburg g.,
Milford s, Fall River Z, Holyoke 7, Lynn 7, Sa-
lem 6, Springfield 6, Newburyport 5, Chelsea 4,
Somcrville g. Of these Sc died of consumption,
of pneumonia a2, Group 7, typhoid fever and
scarlet fever 5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-02

CHICAGO, March 1.-The investigating COM
mittee of the Nebraska legislature reported,
yesterday, that, from sworn testimony taken by
them, 1t was proved that Governor Butler, ex-
Secretary Kennard and other state officials were
guilty OF corrupt and criminal practices. in ac-
cepting bribes, etc. Governor Butler sent in a
message, protesting against the manner of pro.
cedure by the investigating COMMITTEE, and
asking that new committed be appointed. An
impeachment resolution against the governor
was made the special order for to-day, and there
is little doubt that the house Will vote for i'm
parchment, and that, upon the articles being
presented, the gov .rnor will be suspended.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-02

MAHANoY CITY, Pa. March 1.-The general
council of the workingmen's benevolent assocl-
alton to-day voted, unanimously, to adhere to
the SO basis of 1869, and not to recognize the in.
reference OF carrying companies. An amend
ment, allowing Schuylkill county to slide down
to $3.50, and no lower, was lost.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-02

HAVANA, March IAN engagement occurred
on he 16th, near Mayari, between 900 insur-
gents and 400 Spaniards, in which the latter
were defeated, with loss of 100 killed and
wounded. The insurgents loss is supposed to
be equally heavy.
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Criminal Record.

FAIRIOIDE.
NASHVILLE, March H K. Gwyu, Wilson
county, was shot and killed, on Monday, by his
son William. A difference arose between them,
on account OF the fathers intemperance and
hash treatment of his wife and family.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Mrs. U. S. Van Hook was murdered BY an
unknown person, at her residence, at jackson,
Tenn, Sunday morning, by blows on the head
with a Ratchet. She had just sent her chi dren
to Sabbath school, and was alone in her cham.
Der reading. She had in her bureau drawer FIVE
hundred dollars, which is supposed to have been
the incentive to the murder, but the assassin
failed to find it. The residence is near the CEN
ire OF jackson, and persons were passing at the