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ECOS POLITICOS DE MADRID.
(El De6ate).

En- estos momentos solemnes ell
Gobierno tiene grandes deberes que
cumplir, Los des6rdenes que stimuli
taneamente, y como obedeciendo 4
una consigna, han estallado en- varios
puntos, produciendo lamentables con-
secuencias; las falsedades que por sis
tema propalan las oposiciones y que
engendran una agitacion, siquier fcti-
cia y pasagera, siempre perjudicial:
las partldas carlistas que en- diferen-
tes provincias Sc levantan que son
el resultado de un plan preconcebido,
son colncidencias extrafias que colo
can al ministerio en- ell case de propia
defensa, decimos NAL, en- ell deher de
amparar los intereses sociales indigna
y villanamente atacados.
Ell Gobierno, llevando su respeto 4
la propaganda oposicionista hasta la
exageracion, ha visto ooligarse a los
enemigos jurados de las instituciones;
ha consentido circular durante la iu-
cha electoral, escritos denunciables,
discursos peryersos, indignas falseda-
des; propalar rumores absurdos; pero
las oposiciones, interpretando esta be
nevolencia por debilidad, han pasado
de las palabras a los hechos, de la in
juria al asesinato, de Ia calumnia al
motin, del escandalo electoral & la
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EDG9Ka3akaS.
Afirmando 81 almananna

Airmando 81 almanaque
Que una tempestad habria,
-Yo temo,--exclam6 Lucia, -
De mis- nervios otFo ataque.
Y su amante estrafalario
Djo:-Evitarlo eonfio,
Porque es muy amigo mio
Ell que escribe el calendario.
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Un HatlllanO.

En- el siguiente escrito que Sc nos
ha remitido, Sc denqncia un abuse ha-
cla ell cual llamamos la atencion de
nuestra Excma. Real Audiences;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-10
Hatillo, de mayo de 1872.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANTILE.

Mi distinguido Sr.: A ser ciertas las no.
ticias de los peri0dicos peninsulares, nues
tro diputado electo, ell Sr.. Mosquera, ha
declarado terminantemente que es radical
tanto en- la Peninsula como en- las Antillas.
Cuando el Sr. Mosquera fue ministro
de Ultramar en- ell ministerio radical pre-
sidido por ell Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla, di6 prue
bas evidentes deque enla polftica antillana
Sc hallaba identi6cado con las ideas del
gran partido nacional espanol, como
aqnl 10 llamamos; de este partido LIBERAL
co'aser0ador que pide y quiere reformas
liberales, pero no tan latas nj radicales
que comprometan la paz, la tranquilidad
hasta la integridad de estas islas; que
quiere conser0ar 10 bueno quiere refor-
mar 10 que de malo haya.
Estos antecedentes que tenia del ST.
Mosquera y Ia recommendation que de &
hiceron personas notahles del partido
H0erdt cO'aserOvdor, me indujeron q darle
mi voto y interceder para con todos mis-
amigos para que abaLdonasen al candidate
liberal co'sser0ador que tenfamos des'g 'gna-
do y en- su lugar apoyasen la candidatura
del Sr. Mosquera.
Estoy debidamente autorizado para
declarar: que de los 1O7 electores de esta
jurisdiction que unanimemente votaron
al Sr. Mosquera, q 10 m6nos ciento, 10 han
hecho en- la tirme persuasion deque este Sr
era, 10 menos en- las cuestiones de Ultra
mar, completamente adicto al Gobier~
no actual y Sc hallsba identifcado con
las ideas de nuestro partido, y que nj yo
nj los demas electores de esta iurisdic
cion, le habrfamos, otorgado nuestros su
fragios, 81 hubiesemos conocido su rodica-
Isnso tan habilmente reservado fnterin
ocup6 ell sillon ministerial.
Van dos y basta mo Sc me cojera por
tercera vez en- el garlito!
Ruegoa v, Sr. Director, que tenga a
bien dar cabida en- su estimable peri6dico
q estos reuglones y al signi6carle mi graft
tud por esa condescendencia, le ofrezco la
expression de la consideration mas dstin
guida con que me pongo a sus 6rdenes
atento y S. S.
G. B. S. M.
Un HatlllanO.
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GACETILLA.

Ell uAtln1O fIeurin>-Ea iluSfrada Ess-
rcnesa de Wilson ha communicate este
perl6dlco de modas tai interes, sus gra.
bados estan tan perfectamente eiecutados,
que EI Ultimo FSg,waa es hoy indlsputa
blemente la mejor y mas barata publica.
cion de su clase.
He aquf las materias que gentlemen los
dos tlLtimos n1meros que hemos recibido:
Il ~ateStraS Suscyitoras. Revisto de Dsodas
tabores por la baroaesa de Wilson. NJ
eSper0fasG por d. Antonio Alfaro. EI h6go
del c0rag0n por D. Ramon Ortega y Frias.
L|egag tempo por la B. de Wilson. Quf-
mica domGstica por Hinnova. La uerdadera
dlcha por D. J. Lamarque de Novoa. In
ve'atos @ItaIes, CeseetoS de Salon, Eaplicac5o-
mes de los gyabados. Tes0ros de las madres
por Ell DIR. Lopez de Vega. Ezvwo Pas
quail por E. Rodriguez Soils "a
escena la companla dramatica del Sr. Or
tiz, la preciosa comedia de costumbres en-
cuatro actos en- verso de Rubi, titulada:
Et 0rte de hacer fortuna. Exhibi6ndo des-
pues la tan celebrada Galerta Agios- Copa,
que tantos aplausos ha merecido en- todos
los paises donde Sc ha entado.
La companfa cuenta para sus represen-
taciones con Ia cooperation de Ia conocda
actriz Da Ernestna Villa de Jimeno, no
perdona medic para agradar al pdblico de
esta Capital
Tenemos entend!do que Ez ayte de ha.
GER fortuna, es una lie las obras predilectas
del Sr Ortiz, y mucho celebraremos que
consiga una gran entrada, una buena
cosecna Gle aplauSos.
a'Or esO.-iaEesms! ;(eue cafe tam Osc1I-
70! iVaya una economic de gas!
No es economfa, senorito =.
-Pues ent6nces, 5por que no alum
bran?
-Porque esta TODD muy sucio.
Epfarsantas.-
Llovia con viento en- popa,
Es decir, todo trapo,
Y en- la calle, hecho una sopa,
Sc estaba Tome muy guapo.
-jQQ6 hace uste ahi, don Tom6g-
Grtaron unos chiqui.los.
6 contest6:
-Espero que
Cagan los azucafillos.
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Vic en- un bale Pedro Roble
Una vieja descotada,
Y dijo su amigo Estrada:
-jQue va que esa vieja es noble9
-Hombre, esos son destinos.
iPor d6nde 10 sabes ya9
Que toda la poche esta
Ensenando pergaminos.
El venemO del aka cram nO es mas mo-
civo las carnes, y la sangre, que 10 es la
pomona que produce las erupciones es-
crofulosas.
A la verdad, no hay forma de males cu~
taneos, ninguna clase de 1lceras, tumores,
6 apostemas que no procedan de alguna
especie de virus tan activo aunque m6nos
mortlfero que ell veneno de la vfbora la
culebra cascabel. En- recordando este he
cho, tened tambien, en- vista que la Ear
zaparrilla de Bristol es la dnica prepara-
cion que libra la eorriente de Ia vida de
este corrosive elemento infamante de-
sorganizador, y que las Pildoras Vegeta-
les Azucaradas de Bristol son ell purgante
mejor para expeler la materia morbida
eXtralda de la clrculaclOn.
Conversation sObre eresfriadlos-Cuan-
do los poros del cuerpo, Sc cierran repen-
tinamente, por causa de un gran cambio
de temperature, una corriente de aire, una
lluvia fria, 6 cualquier otro motive; la san
gre es impe'ida del exterior contra los Or
ganos de respiration; y una CONGESTION es
de temer. Antes que los sfntomas Sc agra
ven, acudid al Pectoral de Anacanuta ell
cual obra como sudorf6co, como tambien
t6nico, restaura el equilibrio perdido de
la circulation, y produce el efecto desea-
do, por medic de los absorventes, sobre
los pulmones irritados. Resfriados violen.
tos, pneumonia, y tfsis pueden evitarse,
usando con tempo este excelente remedio
yegetal. Dos cucharadas del Pectoral
mezcladas con una de Aceite de Hfgado
de Bacalao puro, es el modo de tomarlo
para conseguir 81 mas pronto alivio.
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Ell SR. MOSOUERA.
Luis Bas.

Creemos que nuestro diputado por
ell 4o distrito sabra desmentir en- ell
Congreso los rumores que acerca de
su radicG1isnao en- las Awtillds han
echado a volar los peri6dicos. No
hay motive para la justa alarma que
han producido entire sus electores las
palabras que al Sr. Mosquera Sc atri-
buyen las cuales nosotros esperamos
no han de con6rmarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-10

lRegocJemonos!-La Epoco admi-
te la posibilldad de teuer que ser mi
nisterial plat6nico.
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Lively Times In Washing ton.
nAcial 10 the Small Talk.l

Special to the Small Talk
WASHINGTON, November 6, Midnight.
Hiram has just telegrsphed an order
to stop, temporarily, all presents marked
to his address. The accumulation
since Tuesday has been such that he has
been compelled to resort to this sum-
mary measure. The presents be is get
ting from right around here in WASH
ington quite fill all the present avail
able space, and donors at distance
must wait. Hoar is getting up another
library, and T. Murphy is besieged
with applications for share in any real
estate ventures which he may have in
mind. The jam OF horses and carriages
marked ITO U. s. g.. Hero OF Apo
mattox," has put a stop to all progress
on Pennsylvauia avenue, and Newman
has been detailed to pray off the
epizootic as fast as it may appear among
the live stock. Comfy, Postmaster at
Columbus, has been trying to get rose
wood snuff box through, but he haan't
succeeded and hisanswer is cooked; be.
sides, the President has no use for such
trifles as snuff boxes. General Dent is
working like Q horo, and Babcock and
Porter are seen wherever the presents
are thickest. Arrangements are being
rapidly made to receive and store every.
thing that the loyalty Of the country
may think proper to send. Keep send-
;ne' I. ToLDUso.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, November S.-The stock.
holders of Elizabethtown and Paducab
railroad held q meeting to-day and ac-
cepted the conditions on which the city
Of Louisville subscribed to one thou.
sand shares OF stock. The vote stood :
For accepting the company's conditions,
%, 200; against, $500.
Nine new cases Of smallpox have
been reported since Sunday last.
Betty Moran, wife OF Patrick Moran,
living on Fifth street, near the levee,
was set upon to day by two other
women, during her husbands absence,
and badly beaten. Patrick arrived
during the engagement, and went for"
the allies and blacked all their eyes.
Mrs. Moran gave birth to boy shortly
afterward. Warrants were issued tor
the whole party except Betty and the
heir
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The Inflated Steamer Missouri.
Nsw Yoak, November S.-Ths
steamer Moro Castle arrived from
Havana, to-day. bringing q number Of
those saved from the ill-iated steam.
ship Missouri. Thomas K. Jones, q
sailor on the Missouri, states that q
fire broke out about nine o'clock on
the morning Of the 22d October. It
is supposed to have originated in the
fire room near the grating The wind
Was blowing . gale from the east and
northeast The donkey pumps were put
to work. but inside of twenty minutes it
wsa found the ship must be abandoned.
There was no confusion. Three boats
were. launched, one OF which WAS
stoven in and swamped with
nine persons. and the other 10
which were he and eleven others
reached the shore about hslf-past two
o'clock in the afternoon, after q very
dangerous landing through heavy surf
These are all who are known to be
saved. There were thirty.seven pas
sepgers, and afty-seven OF the sailors
and crew aboard the vessel. Two
schoouers were sent out to cruise, but
etYested nothing. The authorities at
Great Harbor allevisted the distress
Of the untortunates. most Of whom
were almost naked. The statements OF
other passengers confirm that made by
Jones.
Funeral Of General Meade.
Brigadier General Mcdowell has is-
sued an order from the headquarters
Department of the East, in this city,
stating that the funeral Of the late Gen.
eral Meade will take place from st.
Marks Church, Philadelphia at 10 A.
NJ, Monday, November ii.
The Elections.
The following are the official returns
Of the city vote, received from the Police
Department, three election districts
only missing: For President-Grant,
54,52l; Greeley, 1850. For Cover
nor-Dix, 56l0l; Herman, 1858.
For Msyor-Hsvemyer, 52,43S; Law
renee, 46.427; o Brien, A, ,682.
The Donahue Murder.
Inquiry into the death OF Thos. Dom
ahue, victim Of John Scanned, late Sat.
urday evening, took place to-day.
Several witnesses were examined, the
jury returning verdict against Scanned,
they bsbieving it to be = case OF delib-
crate murder. The prisoner stated be
was thirty two years old, born in this
country. His counsel stated his defense
would be presented before the proper
tribunal. Scanned was then committed
to the Tombs
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Accident at the Cu IN De eriand Rol ting
MIII-TwO nen Badly IDj ju red.

Accident At the Gu IN De riand Rol ttng
, MiII-TwO Non Badly IDj red
Yesterday morning about three
o'clock q frightfuI accident occurred at
the rolling mill in this city. The men
at enc Of the furnaces had about 6n-
ishea their days work, the last heat
was through, and they were cleaning
out the furnace Of dross or yitrified
cipders. These (which are commonly
called slags when Of any size) are placed
in the iron trucks. taken outside
the mill and dumped. The puddler
(Mr. James Grier) and his helper Mr..
Peter Stringback) filled q truck with
slags and were backing it out, as is
customary, when come wafer was
thrown upon one of the largest slags,
weighing perhaps 400 pounds. The
consequence was an explosion go ter
rife as to shake the mill and many OF
the houses in the neighborhood. Grier
was knocked down by the flying
fragments OF cinder, his face cut in
several places, and was also scalded
very severely in the neck. face and
arms. Stringback was badly scalded
in the face and arms, his eyes suffer-
ing the most. In quarter Of an hour
after the accident he was stone blind,
but later in the day the swelling became
somewhat reduced aud he could see q
little. Two other employees of the mill
who were in the vicinity Of the explo-
sion were scalded slightly. DR.. McGill
was at once sent for, and medical relief
afforded the sufferers promptly. AS
soon as possible the two men were con.
veyed to their homes. Grier is young.
un married man; Stringback is past
middle age, and has family. The
doctor thinks that notwithstanding
their severe injuries, both will get well,
il proper care is taken and attention is
paid them.
1t is supposed there was a deep
crevice in the Stag. in which the water
fell, and the steam 30 suddenly created
caused the explosion Cumberland
TiueS
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MEMPHIS.
Steamer Katie Sunk.


MEMPHIS, November 8.-The steamer
Katie, Captain Carlton, which LETT
Mem phis for New Orleans on Thursday
afternoon, while floating around the
bar opposite Helena at two o'clock this
morning, struck the shaft Of the wreck
Of the steamer Lucy Holcomb, and
sunk in ten feet Of water, laying amid
chip on the shaft until ten o'clock this
morning, when she broke in two and
will be a total loss. The accident was
not known by the passengers on board
until daylight. when all were safely re-
moved to the shore at Helena. The
little steamer Webster moved some Of
her freight, but not all. The Katie was
insured for $65, 900 osly.
The steamer Katie, which struck
the shaft OF the Holcomb at Helena
this toreuoos, left here last night With
433 bales OF cotton, 300 OF which was
in the hold and will be seriously dam.
aged If not entirely lost. She had also
over one hundred passengers on board.
all of whom were saved, The wrecker
II F Eckert was telegraphed Tor this
forenoon to 20 to her, and arrange
ments were being made to send the OIL
City FROM here, she having two barge
sypbous, but the Katie has broken h.
two since and will, it is sad, be Q total
loss. The John Kyle went down this
forenoon at 10 o'clock. aod viii take
her passe neers and such freight as.she
can get from her. The accident to the
KYLE in swinging into the Yaeger,
while both were aground at Point
Pleasant, resulted in the KYLE losing
thirtv-two outriggers, forty feet OF her
guard and three or four head OF stock.
The Yseger was not injured at oil.
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BALTlM MURE.
The Election Riot.

BALTIMORE, November Sat the
'i'o ward election riot yesterday the
'''l'ins cause was q colored Democrat,
aAnsd John Waters, who hourished .
g''oI In the midst OF the crowd. when be
"'hot through the hand. John Con,
), sN and John Bosley, q boy. were both
'ao' @ dad, and several other were
y FUNDED Noclue has yet been obtain
y y !" The murierers, but it 10 supposed
~M ., some Republican negroes became
AHperated and fred into the crowd.
The Equine Rpidemic.
Inc horse disease is absting rapidly,
- ,pa more horses are appearing daily.
.. .ne omnibus and car lines are running
,,sulariy, and if there is . continu-
e OF the present fair weather the
SS,aIon S;.. Is that the epidemic will totally
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BOSTON.
Body Identiaed.

BosroN. November 8.-Ths body
which was cut up and packed in 3
barrel. found floating in Charles river
On Wednesday, has been recognized as
that Of AbUah Ellis. aged fifty, re.
siding at No. 1o Dover street. in this
city. The deceased was quite wealthy,
owning real estate and ready money.
Two theories are given in regard to the
murder the first 10 that he was killed
for his money, the eecond that he be .
came involved in q political quarrel
and was struck harder than his as
sailants intended, and the murderers to
dispose of the body are supposed to
have carried it away to stable at the
south end and thrown it into the river
The authorities express strong hopes
OF capturing the perpetrators.
LATER.
There now appears to be no doubt
but that Abijsh Ellis was murdered, it
is said, Tor quite large amount Of
money. The police are somewhat reti
cent regarding the murder, but they are
said to have pretty certain clue to the
murderer. Leavit Alley, who carried
away q lot OF shavings similar to those
found, with which the remains were
packed, has been detained in custody. it
is said, as q witness.
Fire.
A fire occurred this forenoon in the
oakum factory Of Gorham, Train & Co.,
on Norfolk avenue, Dorchester. doing
$4,000 damage. Thos. Darlington was
burned to death.
The fire in the Boston oakum works
to-day caused more damage than was
estimated, the amount being set down
at $4,000. Thomas Darlington, the
employe who perished in the flames,
was sixty years old and widower.
The funeral of Thomas Young, mem
Der OF the Boston fire department. who
was killed in the fire at North street,
Tuesday, took place to-day and was
largely attended by comrades and
friends.
The horse disease has again assumed
a more favorable turn and to-day the
streets present something Of an old
appearance.
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CHICAGO.
The Equise Disease.

CHICAGO, November S.--The only
new features in the horse disease in
this city are that very many horses
have 90 fsr recovered as to resPpear on
the street. and that many arc being
worked too soon, with fatal results.
Mr.. Bronson, Special Agent Of the I'LL
pois Humane Society, was notified this
morning BY the Union Rendering Com,
pany, that they yesterday received
tbirty.two dead horses, the majority OF
which were victims Of epizootic. A few
buses have been running on the South
and West Sides. The prospects are
that come OF the South Side cars will
start on Sunday morning. The fire
department horses are reported to be
worse, and the number Of seriously SICK
Animals is greater than since the dis
esse attacked them.
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ONTARIO.

THEoRALD, November S.-A young
lady named Rutland, aged twenty
years, the only daughter Of q much re-
spected citizen OF this place, was burned
to death here, to-day. She was pouring
coal oil out of Q can into the stove,
when the oil ignited in the can and
exploded, setting fire to her clohting and
burning her from head to foot. After
lingering in great agony for ten hours
.be expired at 4 o'clock this afternoon,
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, November SIT is ru-
mored here that in the event Of the
Government assuming control Of the
t.,eoraph Hon. WIN. Orton, President
of The Western Union Telegraph Com
psny, will, on account of his experience
And success in the management Of tele-
graphs and his otherwise we'll known
Executive ability, be selected rs Post'
master General.
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for the Past Twenty.fos
Hours.

Synopsis for the Past TWentysfouf
Hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, November 9. A. N.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably fall in
the northwest, with southessterly winds
and partly cloudy weather, extending to
the western lakes and Michigan, to Mis-.
souri, and Indiana In the lower Ohio
valley, and thence to the Western Gull
States; northerly winds with light rain
and cloudy but clearing weather in the
Eastern Cult and South Atlantic States;
fresh northeasterly winds, threatening
weather and rain in the lower lakes,
and thence over New EN- gland and the
Middle States, clear weather and north
westerly winds veering norlhessterly IN
the latter, with cloudy weather and rain.
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The Horse Epidemic.

PHILADELPHIA, November s.-The
horse disease 10 rapidly decreasing, and
the streets to-day present . more AMI
mated appearance. The car lines are
again in operation, but it will he soms
time before traffic will be fairly resumed.
The whsrves are blocked with mer'
chandize and goods, and large number
of vessels are lying at the dock. with
no place to discharge their cargoes.
The official vote of Northampton
gives 1914 Democratic majority.
Montgomery county official vote
gives Grant. 1880; Greely, 5ll3; ma
iority for Grant, 1857.
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rhs .Jeurnas'' Contempt Case.
OTTAWA, November s.-The journal
contempt case came up this forenoon
Wilson and Sbumsn appearing to An
swer the writ of attachment. On the
case being called Chief Justice Law;
renee made . few remarks and ended
by fiuinq Wilson 500. and Shuman
800, with costs. The fines were PAD
and both men lett On the noon train
for Chicago.
AyuosA, November S.-Rev. DR..
Si,as Tucker. pastor Of the Union
Baptist Church. While attending prayer
meeting last svsaiaE fell dead o. heart
disease
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CALIFORNIA.
Business-The Election.

BusineSs-The Election.
SAN Francisco, November ga
greater number of vessels have arrived
at this port in the last thirty days than
in any similar period Of the history Of
this city. Business is generally in
proved and there 10 no lack Of tonnage
to forward the grain crop.
Complete relurus have been received
from only seven counties, and Grants
majority thus far is 1851. Clayton,
Page, Cottrell and Houghton are elected
to Congress.
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CUMBERLAND, MD.

CUMBERLAND, November 8. The
.'''e disease sppeA5ed here this
'n'ng. A few mules and horses have
b.. b.o attacked. 1t is believe to have
so., . Drought from Georgetown BY ths
IS mules which arrived last night
tHsfly this morning No deaths
-" sssa sspos.si ~
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MICHIGAN.


DErnorr, November s.-To-dsy. A.
wilkins, Q broker, was arrested tor
forgery st the suit Of Evans l. Walker,
on whom he had imposed . certificate
Of CITY railroad stock. Walker II
oondpsd 70 bis bed By sickness and the
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