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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-03
Bankrunt Governments.

The New York Bulletin is showing that
all or nearly all of the leading govern
a state of bankruptcy. A hopeful view,
however, is taken of the condition of the
governments of the United States, Eng
land and Holland. France and Italy are
i'm bad way. So are Austria, Turkey,
Mexico and all the South and Central
American States. Modern government
the editor concludes, is getting to be very
costly machine; but one of these day:
must come a grand collapse of fictitious
credit and paper money, and with the sub
stitution of real values in their place a
better state of things will succeed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-03
POLL TAX RECEIPTS.

The Memphis Ledger and the AUdL.GchC
both favor law from the incoming Legis-
Iature postponing the collection of the poll
tax until 1874. Most of the papers of the
State favor such law.
The lawyers of this city are of the opin-
ion that in our coming municipal election
no poll tax receipts can be required OF
voters, as the constitutional pro-
vision does not apply to
city elections. The Constitution provides
Article w, Section THAT such receipts
shall be required only from voters Offering
their ballots I" for members Of the General
Assembly and other civil officers for the
county or district in which he they) re-
Sides" The best lawyers in the city all
give it as their opinion that this provision
can not be held to apply to city election.
Mavor Van Glider holds differently.
At late meeting of the City Council in
reply to an inquiry from Alderman Mum
son, he was very decided in his opinion
that it did apply to our city election. 1t is
q matter of doubt in the minds of some,
whether his Honors opinion on legal
proposition is entitled to as much weight
as that of our leading lawyers, but as he
appoints the judges of election through his
Chief Marshal, and as he considers him
self chairman of all the Council commit
tees, he will doubtless also consider him.
self Chief Marshal and Judge of the cleo
ton and give his instructions accordingly.
r. therefore becomes important to know
his legal opinion on this subject. The
poorer voters are interested in this, and
ought to find out if they are
70 be allowed to vote for Mayor
and Aldermen. They ought to intercede
and get permission from Van Glider to
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-03

OUR dispatches this morning give us
news of additional alarming fires in New
York. 1t has become serious question
how all of these destructive fires originate.
We published an account of q supposed
plot to burn the city by Paris communists.
The frequency of fires in the city is just
cause for alarm.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-03

vote in his city election. The Constitution
allows them to vote for President of the
United States, Congressman and even
Governor of the State, but whether they
can vote for the high Office of Mayor of
Knoxville and Van elders additions is a
question for him to decide. On their be-
half, we would like to know whether they
can VOTE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-03
d KICKS, ProprietOrs,

THE contest in Georgia for the United
States Senate lies between Alex. Stephens,
Herschel V. johnson and General Gordon
with the chances in favor of the former
1t is said Ben. Hill would not object to six
years at Washington.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-03
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.

a Serial Story By DIR. HOLLAND, q
Nc,v Story BY SAKE HOLM.
Il Long Sto.y From BRET HARTE
BRILLIANT ARRAY of Contributors.
CLARENCE COOK On Furniture.
And Decoration.
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Extraordinary Inducements to New Subscribers.
500 Pages for LOO! &C.. &c.
The Publishers of ScRIBSER's MONTHLY. in their
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the variety and beauty of its illustrations already con-
ceLed by the critics to be finer than any which have
hitherto appeared in any American magazine"
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and will be illustrated by Miss Haock It is entitled
most dificuit problems Of American Life It will be
commenced in the November Number.
There will be new story by Sake Holm, The One
Bret Harte the best writer of short stories liv
ing will contribute CHARACTERISTIC story entitled The
Epic Of Fddietown which will be illustrated py
r. H. Stoddard will write series of entertaining pa
Home Life Families friends, whims and ways. A Sc
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Harper's Weekly.
Harper's Bazaar.

There was any paper published that SO delight
ed the heart of woman.-Providence Journal.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-03
Terms for 1873.

Harper's Magazine. Harpers Weekly and Harper's
Bazaar for one year. $40 90; or any two for 81 90.
An extra copy of either the Magazine. Weekly. or
Bazaar will be supplied gratis for every Club of Five
Subscribers at 81 90 each, in one remittance or Six
Comics for so 60 without extra copy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-07

A fin de que tales calumniosas aprecia-
clones quedcn reducidas 4 su ycrdadera
importancia y no puedan hacer eco den
tro del gran partido espancl, al cual he
pertenecido aiempre y pcrtenecer6 toda
mi vida, declare: que soy espanol sin con-
diciones, que no tengo otras aspiraciones,
que jamas he ambicionado ningun ,nedro
personal, y que estare dispuesto q defen-
der la honra de nuestra bRndera y la in
tegridad del territorio de nuestra nacion
en- union de mis- dos hijos D. Bonocio y
D. Abino, que prOfesan iguales senti-
mientos.
Siempre be obrado con lealtad, (efen-
diendo con ardor los derechos de Espaha
y ell bien de esta Provincial espanols, sin
abrigar pueriles temores, de 10 que pneden
decir mis- enmascarados enemigos; porqae
tengo la concienciG muy limpia y en- toa
dos mis- compromises sociales y particu-
lares, he obrado con lealtad y nobleGa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-07
N0TICIAS De LA PENINSULA.

Ampliamos las noticias que hcmos
publicsdo, con las siguicnies:
a las posl.e.ocas doeds s,guoos re
pgbliea0os !uiraps geuses ban 4uoriIo
c1nattafse ea jaatas iadepeaditafes. ca
au - hA tie ho eu mountes d~ grau3.a
oavul. ones, LIS hA t.i-g ais 10 d 20.
h.sfa3 s6eE "a ueats, matt s.taud0 qaa
o bay uaa go4sr que 81 &c Ia Aaanales,
y - lie. fe5sareo 8a ella aua9a45 , les
aaso@i8s1es qas feFfeaaa5aI u ac1 Ga 3el
pode} eleeutsyo
- 3a4aa Ie d Lpse Legs Is ra-he
asi 10 l4a 3ra = tneise ! a&4f.I csa
setus : ts. liam iat~Hl., 1a sla Auiaaa.
/ e. sesalt4 ~ = e'sf6 oaa imp s'anIe
scunoa IS coaanfva iuses - eararws 80
{ tas i3efoa les sr4afe* Isrse Ma
/ easng vaf ii sehsf .sa 4 fnla j
4 rec0a~a tAf0e gae go +oa ID 4ae su faeass
ids "a ga ~ i. p#~sse geeasaf a.. essaa
+ gsefa~atss sfas5es ss y4ss a uaa 4e
/ IA fesa Is eaass & 5 t~a "
f asf4at a - ri "a ma sea ~ IaQess y
6stas #eea.es In h&hAa sata8s raa
ssuai a k e0f Ata II fa,
Asfa ses ssa4. lAa ftass@a etss-ssss. saAfn =
4ns = . s9tb leg seis sesaf ID sasste
3e3 fsY, 44ten Ak3sh. aasfA IsA&
- l4as FsE 6ssses - Ill pasAseAa -
s'saseases aeslsaAss fssAeEaeAaas esa sas
sse@aes aas pfse~4paa !. assasa# s.
fat
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# 81 - &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-07

pezado & hacerse la entrega q los depen-
dientes do sus respectivos unformes.
Termiaaaa Ia despedida, Da Victoria di6
la SERIAL de partida, y a las seis y diez
minutos salian por la puerta del Principe
cuatro carruaies con los ilnstres viajcros
y personas que les acompanan, dirigieo-
dose 4 la estacion del Norte, donde les
esperaba un tren especial compuesto de
un coche Do segunda, donde iba alguna
fuerza de la guardia civil, un co2he dc
pFinera, donde iba colocada la CANA para
Da Victoria, en- un departamento y alg1-
nos furgones. A les seis y media pr6xima-
mente el tren parti6 por ell ramal del cam
po del Moro tomar la Inca del Nedi-
terraaso.
81 ninistro ae IGstado, 81. Castelar,,
Ia cd IeTado ei dia IL 4 todos los 60.
bferpG exk kanieros Ia proclamation de la
'reHOlica en- Espa6a Ademaa ha dirigdo
ugE circular nuestros representatives
para qua manifeete1 que ell eatableci-
dniento De la repdbtica es definitivo, como
10 reve!an 81 beoeplacito y la aguieacen-
cia de los partidos mas importantes; que
Ia nqeya forma &c gobierno representa- el
6fden en q interior y Ia ammonia y rela
ctoa~, IDEAS con ell extranjero. La cir
cllar, QtCese que es una obra digha de Ia
pluma de, Sr. CASTELAR,.
-Antes de padir los reyes dieron Or
den para que Sc abonara la paga hasta fin
de mes todos los empleados y serW3um-
bfe de palacio.
En- todas las poblaciones en- que Sc ha-
bian constituido juntas revolucionarias Sc
han disuelto estas obedeciendo 4 los man
datos de las autoridades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-07
7 los de los repnbIicanos seran ra-

y los de los republicanos seran ra-
! dicales.
El Sr Fiol por ahora se conservara
en- ell gobierno lie Madrid.
Los republicanos han tenido una
gran celebration ell Is en- Zarago-
"a, habiendo estado la ciudad vir-
tualmente entregada en- manos del
pueblo. Los miembros monarquicos
del Ayuntamiento hicieron dimision
y sus puestos fueron ocupados por
republicanos que embellishments to-
maron possession. Todos los presos re.
publicanos fueron puestos en- libertad
los o6cialas de ar6lerfa dimitieron
y enttegaron sus baterlas los sargen-
tos. Sc iz6 la bandera roja en- la resi-
dencia del gobernador y en- otros
puntos.
-Por la noche todos los edi6cios
pdblioos Sc iluminaron.
Paris 20.--Se ha iniciado en- Bar
ceIona un movimiento sonejante al de
Zaragoza, pero no con ell mismo exi
to. Los monarquicos dimitieron,
pero varios republican rehusaron
ocupar sus plazas en- ell Ayuntamien-
to. El pueblo rshusa pagar los dere-
chos de consume y los efectos entran
libres en- Ia ciudad. Las tropas regu-
lares ocupan las plazas fuertes y los
puntos estrat6gicos y una escuadrilIa
iaglesa estA anclada en- el pnerto.
Los habitantes estao almacenan-
do provsiones en- sus casas temiendo
IN des6rden.
-Grandes multitudes rodearon
ciertas casas que rehusaron iluminar-
Sc y amenazaron 4 sus amos con vio-
lencia. Las autoridades civiles y mi
ltares no han tornado parte en- el ret
conocimiento del nuevo gobierno de
Madrid y solamente los conitGs re-
volucionarios han proclamado Ia Re:
pdb'ica. A ciertas poblaoiones vecinas
que ban rehusado aceptarla faG una
dlputscion de republicanos acompa-
NADIA de una columna de voluntaries
para comp3lerles a alhorirse al naevo
6tden de cosas.
al "a estatua de Washington ha
sjdo quitada de la fachada de Ia casa
de ayuntamieato.
Sc dice que una nueva insurrec-
cion ha eeta ado en- la, proyiaoia5
vascas.
La Gaceta de hoy coatieoe ua
p rte Official ananojanao qne ban si4o
dersotaaas las par.iIas an.las d 81
balls, Bosch y otroy gaIos carl,stas de
CatauGa.
Paris 2O.-Avisos parCiculares di-
cen que c, ndinero de los cariistas
esta creciendo rapidanente ca E5-
PAM.
L6ndres 21-Se dice que los 60
biernos europeos SO estan poniendo
de acuerdo para reconocer junto3 la
repdbllca espanola.
Las faLliIias salen de Madrid te-
mcroSas de disturbios en Ia ciudad.
Madrid 20.-La fragata Piejiscite
que ha de conducir al ex rey Amadeo
y lamiIia a Italia, ha lIegado 4 Carta-
gena de clmino para Lisboa.
Ell Impartial dice que hay mott
vos para Greer que los getcs conser-
vadores estan intrigando para reviyir
Ia candidatura lie lIohenzolIern para
e. trono de Espana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-07
GAGETILLA A

EI 6rganO niimero 4 ha cans sslsT" sE
primer trimestre dc existencia Como q
inmensa. mayorla de sus suscritores 10 han
sfdo por recommendation Official y no cree
mos que ahora sc pasen circulares GAIA
de abonados por medic de los corregido
res alcaldes ayusiles, como en- epoca no
leiana Sc. hizo, es dc suponerse Sc borren
los suscritores forzosos que tienc ell refe
rido sn6mero q. Lo sentimos por esta in
tcresante publication del g6nero bufo. Su
muerte, que es inminente 81 ell Mecenas
no aAoia de nuevo la bosa no hay quien
obIigue los su8critores 4 continuar aien
dolo uelis nolis, deja un vaclo inconmen
surabilisimo en- las letras =. . radjcateS.
FL pals que ha visto con sentimiento la
niuerte premature de FL PorUeaD y la de
La representation Naci0nal, 6rgano el
primero de la administration conservado-
ra del general Sanz, 6rgano la segunda dc
la situacoin pata del general Baldrich,
vera con dolor la desaparicion del peri6-
dico descendiente de aquellos, con tanto
mayor motivo cuanto que con Ia misma fl
delidad con que EI PorUenir defendi6 al
Sr Sanz La Representation al Sr Bal
drich, defiende hoy la moribuada ndmero
I, Meta de aQuol hja uteriua dc esta,
los congregados de Camuy.
gEafa-fueSos. -ssc1suA 80 ssos snc5~ms,,
| p9r G1srUslc on 6e I-a aut -e s a en-
sayo oGc Il del i1tie@. 10 sp8a o 81 s.,
BahoIas, tendrs ,ua+r en- es.a Ctsl 81
idoes 10 dol carg So / ) ,aA
en- Ia Plaza do Ssutase
| Metam6rfosis de sn sIes-E;I sIlercurio
! Il curar una enfarme al oFigina otra. 81
subyuza ol NAL dc hirado agu3o o ulce-
racion siG'i.ica, o arup ZONES, yiruIontas,
sastitage ca su lusar agu1 nal or6 lea
mas d.lieil anu dc cura~ Compared su
cfecto con el do la Iarzaparri.la de is.
tol Este paro deaiafsc:eute veget4l ne
eontiene e'eman 0 sfsaao quo no sea res
tauran1e, purIicaats = antisGp.i-o O. No ex-
/ pela un veaeoo con ssto veneao. 81 ops
racion Is suave, ulsfgtae Y en- armonia
1 con Ia nataral8sa en- sns aflsrzos 4 Ii.
brarso dl g.gas de . eofermsdal. A ostt
de5o asr.3air el ea.aso 5sao = vigorosc
cg que deia al s's!sna dasPa:1 ds era Il.
car comp.alsnoate d nal.
- r. e~tsmaago e~ ikbEi, Ga.nblen el
iaaivlao - es, pnr4ao uiugun scr huma.
no paels as la indigestion aear iaarzas
Para cviEar los dolores da Il dspeplia
alsuuss praoaas sateea hambre pero aar
as, uo ALBANIAN su ohje:o, y 80 redueor
hessa taelar heghos meros esqueie,,a tIay
una raAarrA f.etl ds ressitaig q. ess3 aagt
"a pleaa vissr; u loa nup6eticoa ID 4aie
rsa alapsae. Tin curse da las p,Ilosas Ve
sssAlcs / aearalas 40 BesssoI poalrA er
ordsa s93os l3s ap4sagoa I5sessiyos, secro
sarsos exers&agsaa slsaa,E4asameags, !
aiiviar. - des3lal qas "a Ia ssagioe
saevissate seas pFo~llee,
Ia eaaa le 4eAF la base GAa Agra
+ dah3a ii pAAlAr oaas a. e@.A.assa, y lsI
aAsas lss gaaIen ta.aAF sla FePasaaaeia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-07
= Mar,las.

= Il isArs ! Il tsFs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-10

The Democratic party has at last
found its Moses. Hendricks, of In,
diana, is reported as the coming man
who is to lift Democracy from the
gutter and place 1t upon the throne
Of political power He has already
had a conference with his antiquated
friends who have grown old waiting
for Office, and has assured them that
if they will follow him he will lead
them into the promised land. This
Indiana statesman, it is understood,
proposes radical change of pro-
eramme. He has not as vet advised
his friends to JOIN the~ Republican
party but lie has done the next thing
10 it - advised them 20 drop the
Dem ocratie name and assume a title
that will at least disguise the old
material, and convey to the public
an idea Of patriotism and honesty.
This is bold step, but leader to
be worth anything must be bold; so
in this new departure Hendricks
proves himself leader. He calls
upon his followers to make a great
sacrifice, but as they have nothing to
lose except name and everything
TO gain, it is quite. probable that this
latest political prophet will have a
respectable following. We are will
ing to do all we can to help Hendricks
in his labor of love. The old Dem
ocratic party has been galvanized
into life so many times that we are
in sympathy with anything that Will
permit the old she'll TO be buried
from sight, in grave so deep and
secure that no political resurrection
ist can disturb its remains hereafter.
What Greeley commenced we SIM
cerely hope Hendricks will finish.
If we can succeed IN demolishing
the name of Democracy the refor-
nation will be complete, for there
has been nothing left but the name
for the past ten years. For the sake
Of human civilization we trust that
Hendricks will be encouraged in his
good work. He has some tough
customers to deal with, but if he has
faith enough to wrestle in the good
cause, he may before the close of the
present century see the consumma-
tion OF his hopeful dreams.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-10
CHAPTER X.
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.

Section J. The city Of Mineral Point shall con-
tu1e 10 be and is hereby again invested as the law
ful and Of all The real and personal
property and all the rights aud privileges belong
ing TO the corporation OF the village OF Mineral
Point
Sec 2. All work for the city either ward there.
OF shall be lei bv contract TO the lowest responsible
bidder and due Betce shall be given of the time and
place Of ietting 81 oh contract
Sec. 5. All acti.ns brought to recover any pen
ALT, forfeiture uader this act, the ordina ces
rules, orders, resolutions OF bylaws, police health
regulations. made in pursuance hereof, shall be
brought in the corporate name OF the city. IL shall
be lawful 10 declare generally in debt. for such pen
Atty rsiture. stating the clause Of ts act, or
the ordnance rule, order. resolution or by laws,
under which the penalty or forfeiture is claimed, and
TO give the sp ciai matter in (evdeocs under it,
1 In ali such =, is mentioned la Sec
ton three OF this chapter execution shall forth
with on the rendition OF Judgment, unless the same
be stayed or appealed according TO the provisions
hereof and laws If this state. The execution *
eept In OF ex-contractu, shall require the de-
PENDANT in any such action, in goods or
chstties, land tenen-uts, " hereof the judgment
car IL found, 70 be inprssaed il .ae jail o. Iowa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-10

county. or In the Jail Of the city for a term not
.xceecipg three manths, in the discretion Of the
municipal judge or justice Of the peace rendering
judgment, unless the same he paid dis.
eia ged by the CONN council
Sec. 5. No person shall be an incompetent judge,
justice witness or juror ~ reason OF his being an
nhahii ant OF said city, in any proceeding action
in which the City shall be party in interest.
Sec Wherever any sua action shall be COM
meiced against said city the service may
rlade by leaving copy of the process with the
mayor, and it shall be the duty OF the mayor forti
with To inform the common council thereof or to
Ike such other proceedings the ordinances rules,
order. resolutions bylaws Q. the council may
provide
Sec. &. Said city may e.se purchase hold real
or personal property s3Iicie.t for the convenience
IL tae Inhabitants thereof, and may sell and
v-y the same aud the same shall be free frusn tax
Sec s. No general law contravening The provi
Sous Of this act, shall be coHsiderei repeating
smendIug or modifying the same, unless such pur
pose Is expressly set forth i'm such law.
sec. s. No compensation salary shall be paid
out OF the city treasury the mayor auy alder
by prohibited frcm being Ia any manner nterss, ed
IN any Contract made by the authority IF said city.
Sec ~ The use OF the jail Of Iowa county Until
otherwise provided, shalt granted said city
for tie confinement OF offenders and every such of
fender, unless sentenced to the city JAIL shall b.
delivered TO the sheriff Of said county, for whose
custody safeAeeping and delivery the said sheriff
sElii tie responsible, as IA other cases; but said
county shall lot incur pay any liability ex-
reuse account of any person committed to said
jail Tor violation % any ordnance, rule. order
resolution or bylaw OF said city bat such exp
shall be pad by the city
Sec. II. Tbs act sh II be considered public
act and shall be construed fasorsbly in all court,
ard places, aud whenever in the same. any act OF
thing Is directed or provided TO be done, it sha!
be lawful To 90 and perform SAIL act thing, TIA
same though II were therein specifically au hotzee
AID declared TO be lawful
see II An act ehu led an act to amend an &C
entitled act TO in corporate the city Of Miuera
Point approved March 2 1877 and nlso, amend
Atory thereof approved March %, ISIS. March II
lo1J, and ,iarch $50, proved March 10, 1861
and ali acs ainendatory thei eof hereby alea
Sec 10. his act sh II take effect aad be ia forcs
from and after lis passage aid publication.
Approved March Is 1913.