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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02
THE COMMISSIONER or sr.4r1s11cs

THE CON WxSSlONEK or STATISTICS.
A pompous newspaper affair thinks we
should give Mr.. jacobson a chance to prove
that he is unfit for Commissioner of Statis-
tics, and in case he demonstrates his inca
pacity it thinks MI. Irgens will renounce
him. This is nonsense. There are not,
probably, to exceed dozen men in the en-
tire State fitted to fill the position of Com
missioner of Statistics, and MI. jacobson is
certainly not one of the dozen. The State
cannot afford to lose the work of an entire
year in order to give him an opportunity to
prove his incompetency. For the duties of
Assistant Secretary of State, he is quite like
ly competent, and that position he can retain
while the Commissioner of Statistics is
made separate bureau. In fact, the Com
missioner of Statistics should be made an in
dependent office, even if it was filled by MI.
Jacobson. It was originally tackled on to the
duties of Assistant Secretary of State, on the
ground that it would save expense, and avoid
the creating of another Office. This
theory has been entirely dis
PEELED by the practice. The
Commissioner of Statistics devotes himself
entirely to that department. and an extra
clerk sometimes two) is employed to perform
the duties which properly belong to the As
sistant Secretary of State If the statistical
bureau is formed, the cleNk OF clerks in the
Secretary of States Office lean BE- dispensed
with and those duties performed by the AS
sistant Secretary as was originally amended.
This is question in which any well wish
er of the State is interested, and we hope to
see the statistical bureau formed and the ap-
pointee subject to confirmation by the Sen
ate. The Commissioner should be appoint
ed by the Governor instead of elected, for
political conventions are very uncertain in
their selections. The Office should, as near
~ as possible, be disconnected from politics,
and the Commissioner be selected for his
merits alone. When the right man is OBJ
tanned, he should be permanently retained
regardless of political or other changes.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02
Btf,lcO3uLe.
WASHINGTON Star ian 90 j

The lack of sincerity in the vote taken in
the House yesterday on the question of sub
sides is well illustrated by the following cpl
sode: Amember occupying "a seat on the
outer row voted for the ssbuncombe.' anti
subsidy resolution. He was well known to
be pronounced in favor of the Texas Pacific
bill. A gentleman near by said, GLOW is
this, , that you vote against the subsidy?
What will you do when the Texas Pacific
bill comes up?' "Why, will vote for it,
was the ready reply.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02
4s Others See Us.

(st Paul Letter to Duluth Minnesotian Herald
There are many institutions in this sanity
city of peculiar character, but among them
all there is none, perhaps, SO important as
the institution known as the Chamber of
Commerce. Talk of the Legislature either
House-or even the third House, and there
is nothing which can excel them either in
point of force of character or force of Ian
guage. It is an eloquent institution, and the
bursts of fowery eloquence is not exceeded
even by the eruption of Vesuvius. I was
charmed last Monday morning by the digni-
fed manner of that august body by such
chance expressions as "you bore;'' .schronic
mover to adjourn;" ''old lunatic;' s:crabbed
Ounce" etc. It was fight about statistics
in relation to mercantile houses between St.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02
HO.r to Make the Goose Hang High.

A bill has been introduced into the Legis-
lature giving to st. Paul firm a monopoly
of all the furniture used in the public schools
of the State. There are strong prospects of
its passage. Now let some body introduce
our bill giving to Minneapolis firm the
monopoly of furnishing all the school chill
dren in the State with their petticoats,
breeches, shoes and chemises, and then every
body will be happy and the goose will hang
very high.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

sd. p Washington correspondent, says
of Dawes and Hoar, that one is a prostitute
by name, and the other by nature, and that
the countenance of Hannibal Hamlin is as
ordinarily calm as a cow-pen on summer
morning. Graphic isn't it?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02
No Hope Outside OF Boston.
IWashinutnn Post

The Cincinnati Gazette, which was trou-
bled with the Bristow rash a year or two ago,
looks upon the attempt to revive the great
Kentucky Humbug with complacency. The
Gazette observes great terror in whisky ring
quarters. on account of the mention of Bris-
lows name, and says: Cali the corrupt ele-
ments recognize Bristow as their natural
enemy This being the case, Mr.. Bristow
might as we'll fold his little hands and die in
peace. At the last political census it was
shown that the ''corrupt elements were
largely in the majority in this country.
There is no hope for B1istow outside the
angelic circles of Boston, where the souls Of
just men made perfect fill the air with sweet
perfume
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

WHY don't Massachusetts send such a man
as Robert G. Winthrop OF some one worthy
to fill the chair of Webster and Choa e to the
Senate.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02
THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

The WEEKLY GLOBE is mammoth sheet, exactly
double the size of the Daily. It is just the paper
for the reside, containing in addition to all the current
news choice miscellany, agricultural matter, market
reports &c. 1t is furnished to single subscribers at
S1.5O per year. Clubs of FIVE address to one per-
on) for S1.15 each.
Postage prepaid by the publisher all editions.
All mail subscriptions payable invariably in advance
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02
Daily Globe Advertising Rates.

Fourth Page cents per line every insertion.
Third Page cents per line for the first week. All
subsequent insertions cents per line.
Display Advertising Con Fourth Page only double
above rates. All Advertising is computed as Nom
pareil, 10 lines to an inch
Reading Matter Notices, First, Second and Fourth
Pages, rs cents per line.
R sading Matter Notices, Third Page, 20 cents per
line.
especial Locals, Second Page, Is cents per line.
The GLOBE offers no yearly space, but proposes to
charge by the line for the space occupied, and the
charge for the last day will be the for the
first, no matter how many insertions are made.
Rates are fixed exceedingly low, and charge is
made for changes, as it is preferable to have new
matter every day if possible.
Minneapolis Office, 213 Hennepin avenue, up
stairs.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

and the negro Cassinave threaten to tell all
they know. Go ahead.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

IT is gratifying to see that the Committee
on Insane Asylum in the Senate has unani-
mously agreed to bill converting the In
nebriate Asylum into an hospital for the In
sane. The committee has not as yet decided
upon the amount of appropriation necessary
to make the transfer effective. very small
additional sum will make the building adapt
ed to the purpose, and fifteen OF twenty
thousand dollars more will make the Asylum
complete. This we believe is the only re-
naming point at issue so far as the COM
mittee is concerned. There is reason to be-
lieve that the proposed transfer will be made
without serious opposition.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

Is THE District Court of Ramsey county
one court or three courts? If one, how can
the three Judges hold three terms the same
day SO as to entitle an officer to 80, at $3 per
diam
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

HE public statutes should be published
officially by the State and not by private
parties. This private business is dangerous
and expensive.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

The conversion of the Inebriate Fraud in
to an Insane Asylum will save the taxpayers
$4,000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

IT is urged that the text book law should
not be repealed because the State has made a
contract. Very well, let the law and con-
tract stand if you please, but it does not fol-
low that the Legislature should make an
other law to execute the contract. The con-
tractor has his rights under the existing law.
He has no claim to ask for more, and the
least the Legislature can do is to allow the
law and contract to remain without addi-
tional legislation. It ought to be repealed,
but if that is not done, let it entirely alone.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

CRIMINAL trials are expensive institutions.
So is the SIS per diem for every term of
court in Ramsey county.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02
THE SUNDAY GLOBE.

THE GLOBE will be furnished every day in the
week to city subscribers at IS cents per month or $40
per year.
By mail the SUNDAY GLOBE will be one dollar per
wear in addition to the rate given above for mail
,,,Jc iberS.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

IT costs ISL $4,000 to run the State gov
eminent. Lop off the leeches.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02
THE LEGISLATURE.
BRIEF SESSIONS IN BOTH HOUSES.

The school Book Controversy in the Sem
ate--The Foreclosure Law--Prospect of
Restoring the Old Plan of Advertising
Petitions in Both Houses for the Repeal
OF the School Text Book Bill--Preparing
10 ray Contractors when Bonds are Set
tled--The Hastings and Dakota Extension.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

IT may be better to repeal that Supreme
Court Report swindle.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

WINDOW will now vote for the silver bill
50 ''they say
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

The Quicker the State Gets out the Better,
[Red Wing Argus.
A most determined effort will be made
during the session of the present. Legislature
to repeal the law, reimburse the contractor
for his expenses thus far, and leave the mat
ter where it was before. We hardly think
this will be done. but we thought at the time
and still do think that it is very bad policy
for the State to go into the school book or
any other business. 1t is not what govern
ment is organized for, and the quicker the
State is out of the scrape the better. The
people will find when too late that in at
tempting to break up on monopoly by Gre
ating another that they have been only
jumping from the frying pan into the fire,
and that to say the least they are no better
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02
Nothing Ua.earthed.
baltimore Gazette.l

General Grant visited Pompeii, and sat
down to muse upon it's ruins as Marius did
on those Of Carriages but, though he smoked
two cigars out, no profound reflections upon
the mutability of human affairs occurred to
him. A special excavation was gotten up in
his honor, but nothing was 'unearthed. No
investigation ever did unearth anything while
Grant was about, or, if it did, he pardoned
it, and kept it out of the-museum.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

Thomas Minshall, Of Dubuque, Iowa, is look
ing up evidence for an immense and extraordi-
nary claim against the United States. He pro-
poses to demand indemnity. for about two
thirds of the land of the State of Illinois, on
the ground that it was conveyed to his great
grandfather and nineteen others at Fort Gage
in l77s, by two Indian chiefs. The deed is
said to have been lately found in bank, where
it was kept as a curiosity, and to bear the
names, as witnesses, of the British officers at
Fort Gage. Isn't it about time those old In
dian deeds were counted worthless?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

The goldites are beaten. 10 TRIUMPH.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02

ST. PAUL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1878.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-02
FORECLOSURES

The hour of the special order, bills amending
the foreclosure act having arrived, Senator
Nelson moved that the bills be referred to the
judiciary committee.
Senator Doran thought it would be better to
have AN expression of opinion now, and he
therefore offered a resolution instructing the
judiciary committee to draft bill re-enacting
the law of foreclosure by advertisement, with
such notifications as may be deemed advi-
sable
After discussion the bills were SO committed
and the resolution of instruction was adopted
without a dissenting vote.
Adjourned.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-25
pepel0en.
SMr GrieMtsrjfe.

rniere reberi6rtft y9riegsrun6s
9au" BADEN mir einittDeilen v3ur Dis
petition" ite0en miiIier, benr 6er &rieg,
ber ruiitidztirfilhe, Ite9t ia i1on ieit n1ebz
reren Bo6cn lit Srteben5iDeben, Oer oriez
6ii6etiirtii9e lit 1i9t iber ben er1ten M11z
laltf binalSgefommen unb aus benz allGes
mcinen europdii6en 3rieg iteint oorIdlfig
ni6ts Der6en SIT iDouen. 8iSmard tperigz
items gLGubt nt9t, 6aB eS @rie9 ee6e1
mirb, llno ser iolte es tDtiielt, benn 6 +
BAT ia bic Gei6iGe Guropn5 in Der 6alto>
@enn nber = nun, tptr moQen's yobiparz
ten unb 36ee trir1fen", beun es 1T beut3ltz
tdec getpagt, ben poLitii6en Yropbetet
All ipielen. Wtan farm nid)t tDiiien, mas
iiber 9ta9t paiitrt, ulto 6an1 bat man it6
blamirt. l8ir Doaer un5 oeSDaI6 barnit
begniigeit, 1~trIeren 2eler1t bic nclteren 9fa6z
ritten iiber ben Stanb ser orientaIiihen,
ooer oieln1ebr curopGii9en &riits in 1nog>
Ii9it 9eotbneter uno %genteBbarer Sornt
Dor3uiebet, ~tuorauf barlt ein Sober ft6
iel6it Elm l1rt6eiL bilben mag. Die tpt9z
tisite oerieI6en lit iebenfdlS Die, bdB cnbz
LID, na6 Iar9em S6tpeigen, 8isn1arf 9ez
iprphen bot. Die @elegenbeit DaSu bot ibnt
cine SltterpeQation Der 9tationaIz 9tberdlen
int 9tei6Stage besIgli0 Ser SteQurg
Deutl9Lon6S lit bent Orientalii6eu Gl6s
belu1nObet. @S tpiro barber unter benz
10. Tebruar aus 8er1in bert9tet:
>G5 tpar Serr 8ennisien, ber Sub
rer Der National : 2iberaIen urb elm
peri0nlt6er 6reunO beS &ansLers, ipel6er
bic SntcrpeQation eirreiAtc; berlelbe iagte
i'm &ouie ieiner 0enerfungen: SIS ite6e
9euti6lGn0 81, fir Die bebroDtcn Sutereiz
ien GeitretUS einsutreten. GS Iiege bic
0eTabr por, oab GuBLano, lid allmG9tig
biinfelto, Toroerungen ife0e, Die nit Ser
@O6lfabrt anoercr Staaten nnDertrdgli9
warel. Sn biciem Sale boffe bic national
tiberale Gartci, bic oeutide 0legiernng
perbe Wtittel finoer, 01ublano 3ur Oli1oes
ru1g ieiner 6orberun9en au beitimmsn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-25

o~elaIIen Bate, un6 ais Sic TGutb suriids
fe6rte, ergp6 1e itd nit furdtbarer @es
malt 800 SUP tief in'S 2ar6 bineiu alf bic
Station ber GroDas@ tlenbabn gu, Nues
mas i9r i'm Begc ltano, NIT It6 tortretBe1to.
Sin 0itter5ug, bet I'M 8abn9ofe ttano,
tpurbe gGnSli6j 3ertritmmcrt. Die Sot mar
Ben 9an5en Sag itber 10 unrlblg, baB ntalt
Sen 0eriuh, at bic aus ibren Qnferz
grunbe geriienen S1iffe 6eran3ulangen,
Mot tpagelt burfte unb lon1it iber oen
S9a6et, tpelGen bteielben erlttten babeit,
beute ni9ts in @rfabruug brtngen fonnte.
Gin anoerer Correspondent, Der am 1tddz
ften Gage l6rieb, ertpGbnt ben SOB BON flint
OlGnnern our9 @rtrinfer, beren sipei auf
ser e~iiernen Bride, tpeL6e bos llfer nit
bet @erftelt berbinbet, BON Der JlutD err
faBt muroen. ObDo6l me6rere 6unoert
O1enl9en Tie nit benz Sooe ringer laben,
fonnte bod Nienano ibnen 5u 6ilfe
fomuren. 0ie See brad it'd tpte6erbolt
Mber Dem Oed bes perltdnilden &rtegs5
i1iffeS y6udScdr", Itn0 ntebrere S0tfte
tpuroen aus i6rent 9(nfergrunbe loseeriiien,
bod gelan9 es lie iu St9er6eit gu brtngeu.
Nue Sorts au BET &iiite litten erbebltden
GOa0en.
WorSnetitt1 ettacS SerratGten.
2onbon, 90. Tc6.
9tls Deute Mor9en Sir George Seiel, bet
Observation-Disclosures, bor benz &an3leigc>
bdube aus elmer &uti6e itieg, feuerte eit
9teb. 6enrD Ooomen cine Qiitole auf i'm
al. 9ie &ugel ftretfte bos O6r Seiels,
tpur0c Derbaftet, unb SeieL erfIdrte ipdter
Dor @eridt, baB Der Wtann, tpelder ibn
ern1oroen ipoIte, o6ne 3Deifel berriift lei.
st lei, alS CT, Seiel, int Nppe1atiOnsses
ri6tSbof tpeilte, bereingefommer un6 babe
etnen ld9erliden Gntrag g~eitellt, tpoour6
bic 8erbanblltngen eeftOrt tpor6et ieien,
Dorauf bet Wfann alf ieiren 8efebI aus
Dem @ert0ts3innler abgefibrt tDurbe.
9er GctretSentarft+
2on6on, 10. Seb.
9te vO1drf Sane GrpreB" idreibt: Die
.Iti6en Weisens mar AUDI b%ergangene Wo6e
tnieoer bei6rdnft, bagegen mar bic Nualtz
tat cine be6euteno before. Die 3ufuDren
bon frelnoem @et3en in 2onbOn 1T cine
iebr mGBtge 9epelen un6 tpiroe alBerorz
oentIid 9ertng getpele1 iein, tpenn nt6t
OaS miloe @ctter Senbungen bon &eDel
(5tuBldnb) erlaubt battle. 1%teberDdupt Fat
91orb> 8ublanb Die 6Glftc ber bergangene
Wo6e erbaltene1 8orrdtbe iiber oieien 6az
fen geliefert. 0teler 1T aber iebt bur6 Sis
beriperrt, 10 baB tptr aus bieier Guele borz
oerban6 nt6t bieL @etreioe n1ebr'su erpars
ten baben.
Die .8ufubren aus Sn6ien unb Neriien
1te6n1en beitGnoig al. Die Muf6ebung BET
8Iofdbe I'M S6tpdrSen Wieere bat 1T Solge
Sa6lage fit ben @etreiDemarft ibre 8e=
beuti1ng berloren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-25
eeIbrmorS+
Oobenbprt. %nfnn. %. 81

PUttI OU1Uu, 10. OEU.
Trib &inbt, Elm 9e~i6itaubeitber, tpurbe
beute in ieiner S6eune erbGn9t ~gefunben.
Der 8alfen, at Incident er bling, ipar 70
nie6rig, OaB Der 8eritorbene bic Seine binz
oufsie9en muBte, tim ictnen Sob gu betuirs
fen. ct mat 43 Sabre alt, Otitglie6 mebz
rerer ge1etner @eleul6aften un6 beIaB be-
trG9tltdes Gi9entbum. @el6berIegcnbeitet.
ftnb bic 1rla9e bet S1at,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-25
0erfattf etmeS Circus.

QouisbtIIe, &1., 81. 9eb.
6eute tDur6e montgomery Queen's girs
cus altf geri9tlid)em Wege ~berfauft. 9ie
Gbiere bet Mendgerie wurben nit &c. 600
urb bic @inrt6tuug NIT $4,000 losgei6Inz
aen. Die gferbe tper6en morgen gum
8erfauf geIangen. Ser @eiammttpertb
bes Gta6liilements tpirb auf $50, 900 ongez
i9lagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-25

Stimmredt bet Srarert, bic Mormonen,
bic SnOianer, Die Irbeitsfrage, bic Gbiz
nelensG intpan6erun9 unb cine Menge ats
berer vbrennenber Gagesfragen" iparet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-25

Gtn Correspondent bes 8anama Star
onb 6eralb" ibreibt unter Dem 81. Saz
nuar aus Gallao itber Die S~prtn9lut6,
ipel6e ant Olorgen bieies Cages bic pertas
nii6e &iiite beimgelu6t bat, f~olgenoerz
maBen: v@lS boS Wteer 3lriiGgetreten mar,
fan0 man, baB IS bic !&iiitenfabrseuge uno
8ote bod obeI ouf benz Stranoe suriGz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-02-25

Scr Wtntiter Der Wfdrine un6 Slide
reien, Sntitb, erflarte beute i'm 1lnterDauie,
bic &egierung bsabii6tige gegentpdrtig
ni9t, 8erdnoerun9en in bcn &iiitenz@ eietz
3et nn6 7Ne9ulationen Gana6aS uor3u=
nebmet1.
Ser Sinon3miniifer fiinbiete ait, bab
Die cana6tide Negicrung int Stnne babe,
ben @infubr3OI auf Mals auf5u6eben.
La crónica., 1878-01-16

DoCE ATAUBES.--Durante las ex-
cavaciones que Sc p~racticaban re-
cientemente en- Berlin, para -abrir
IN canal, los cavadores dieron con
doce ataudes perfectamente conser-
vados cue yacian aparentemente en-
cuatro distintas fosas, entongados
de tres en- tres. FL sitio del descu-
brimiento corresponds con ell del
cementerio para los pobres y apes
tados Gel lazareto que existia hasta
1920. En- consecuencia, los cadave-
res deben haber estado bajo de la
terra por Ell espaciO de mas de dos
sigios y medic. A pesar de ESQ, los
ataudes, asf como los huesos que
gentlemen, Sc italian en- perfectO es-
tado de conservation; pues hasta Sc
encontraron pedazos del vestido de
los muertos. Ha d~escubierto ell
professor Virchow, que examine ell
%contenido de los euatro sepulcros,
que los ataudes estaban cubiertos
por ambos lados de n capa espesa
de aIquitran y.que la madera;pare-
cia ser de roble j0ven. Tambien Sc
encontr6 una costra silicosa en- ell
costado interior de las cajas, y la
MADEIRA tan endurecida, que en- ell
intento de romperla Sc quebraron
las hachas y las sierras. Los elavos
estaban muy oxidados, pero bas-
tante enteros Ell ell interior.
La crónica., 1878-01-16
TELECR a M S.
RESUMEN DE Los ULTIMOS
DESPACHOS.

I'm despacho de Constentinopla
dice que animado por ell Embaja-
dor AIeman,que dijo, que las condi-
clones de Russia para la paz seria
probablemente moderadas, y para
dar una prueba de 81 sincere deseo
Dor la paz, la puerta ha pedido al
Gobierno Russo que olga cuales son
sus condolences para ia paz.
I'm telegrama de Washington dice
que la comision del Congreso sobre
elecciones Sc reunira mahana y
ent0nces el Sub Comlte de Tres
para la disputa Wigginton-Pachs-
co dara probablemente su informe
Wait, ell mienbro republican,, pre-
| sentara su informe como miembro
de la minorfa y alegara que Pache-
co .iene derecho q retener su aslen-
to. Sin embargo, Sc cree que Ia
mayoria del Comite complete o
tendra ell informe preparado pur
Springer y Geclarard elegido a Wig
CLINTON. Los amigos de PaehecC
tienen esperanzas de ganar en- Ia
~votacion en- las camaras.
Inglaterra ha hecbo re~cientemen
te grandes preparativos de caracte.
belicoso, y EN- la actualidad activ;
nuestro trabajo en- los arsenales.
Los turcos estan muy desanima
los y reina entire ellos gran cOnfu'
sion.
Ell gran Duque Nicolas ha dich'
que esta listo q negociar en- arms
tacio; pero no puede tratar de Ii
paz por que no onoce ell mism
las condolences en- que ha d
hacerse,
Los roumanos sc muestran opues
tos a conceder un armisticio q me
nos que Sc trate con ellos por sepa
RADIO. Sc cree que son instigadc
q pretender este por Ell partido rus
favorable q la guerra.
Sc cree que Indianapolis ofrecer
muy debil resistencia q los rusos,
ahora Sc atiende solo q las fortifici
clones de Constantinopla.
Despachos de Santa Barbara,
de San Buenaventura ~anuncia
fuertes lluvias y IN recio Temporal
Los muelles en- Santa Barbara, Ca
pinterfa y San Buenaventura ha
sido destruidos en- parte por
fuerza de las olas.
De San Diego a%nuncian copi osI
lluvias.
La crónica., 1878-01-16

observation-disclosures Ell La Voz
del NueUo Mundo: En- la nina de
Nueva Idria, ell microbes II de No
viembre de 1877, a las siete de la
mahana, yendo Pedro Asero para
su trabajo, 10 expo Jesus Herrera
en- ell canine y despues de haber
cruzado algunas palabras, Herrera
sac0 M pistola y lie asest0 dos
tiros daudOle unO ell ell costado IL
quierdo, despues de 10 cual Herrera
hugo precipitadamente. Ell herido
fue couducido a su casa cayendo en-
CANA de mucha g~ravedad. AL mo-
meuto Sc lie atendi0 con todos los
recursos de la ciencia sin que todos
los cuidados lutheran podido de-
v~olverle la salud, pues Ell Is del re-
fcrido mes dej0 de existir a las dos
de la manana, dejando q su madre,
su padrastro Y cuatro hermanos su-
midos en- amargo llanto. Ell Vier-
mes l6 de Noviembre, a lar s A. NJ,
tuvieron lugar sus funerales en- los
que tomaron parte un crecido nj
nero de personals amigos de la ia
militia y del fnado, quien por su
amor al trabajo y d la famiIia supo
captarse Ell aprecio de todos los que
lie conocieron, sin embargo de su
corta edad, pues solo contaba q su
muerte 10 amos. Nacio en- esta pats
eE 1858.