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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

Tux practice Of training thieves in
London is still continued rs II was in
the days OF the "Oliver Twist school.
Tho den Of 4 female Pagan and her
male partner has just been broken up
by the confession OF two little girls,
their pupils. who were caught picking
pockets. The girls were nine and seven
years old. and they worked the stores
and streets with q system that had been
taught them. The elder girl acted as
..front stall" standing before the vic.
tim and engaging her attention by
begging. while the young girl acted as
e back stall" standing behind the lady
and robbing her. They had been very
successful at the business. but were
caught at last. and then told all they
knew about their teachers and their
training. And that den was broken mp.
very much as fagan's was, but the
little girls were not as good as Oliver
Ia q boy. The whole batch was sent
10 the workhouse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17
The Japanese In corea.

A letter from Fusan. Corea. written
by a Japanese resident, WAS published
In the Osdko hippo Of July Sd and o n
tains the following items: The area Of
the Japanese settlement In Fusan ~
about l0O, 900 isubo and divided into
three districts, containing In all seven
streets and seventy houses. Old resi-.
dents number about 400. A hill. which
is called Dzutozan and is thickly covered
with tall pine trees. lies In the center.
The western part OF the settlement IN
generally called Nish-kwan and the east
ern Higashi.kwan. Two small islands,
called respectively To~tsuwayama and
Makishima, stand at the entrance TO the
harbor. which Is said to be the place best
situated for defensive purposes in Corea.
On the island first mentioned n temple
IL found. which was built by the natives
in honor OF the Japanese hero. kato XII
yomasa. who invaded aud conquered
Corea. Our municipal Office is to be
built in European style aud repairs Of
the streets and drains have been com.
plstcd. 0nr police number six. They
are Japanese. This year very little rain
has fallen. The natives have recently
made great progress in the imitation Of
our civilized manners and customs.
business il brisk this year. Our firms
OF Okura. Sumitoino. Ikeda and other
companies are transacting extensive
business. The establishment Of the
branch Office Of the First National Bank
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

NINE years ago Phillip wareham, Of
Dayton. o.. became engaged in a quar-
rel. and stabbed and killed his antago-
mist. For this. after q stubbornly con-
tested trial. no was convicted and sent
90 the penitsntiary for life. He was en-
gagged at the time 10 n Miss Williams Of
Dayton. The young woman has devoted
herself ever since his conviction to an
effort to procure his pardon, her efforts
running through four Gubernstorial
terms. AT last they were successful.
aud on Thursday the pardoned convict
and his faithful sweetheart were united
in marriage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17
Humboldt County.

Wimemucca Sirsr Stale. august &c.
A party OF tramps entered n Chinese
camp on the railroad between Golconda
and Battle Mountain night before last,
and turned everything topsy turvy.
When the Chinese. who hal been at
work on the railroad. returned home at
night they searched for some money
which they had secreted In the camp.
but could not ind ii. They say they
we're robbed OF $40. and told the sec.
ton foreman OF their loss. He started
with the Chinese in pursuit OF the
tmmps, but when they caught up
with them they found they were out
numbered aud had to retreat.
The Humboldt valley was visited by
q sand and rain storm yesterday after
noon. The wind suddenly rose TO o
gale. aud clouds Of dust snveloped the
earth. The day became dark as night
for several minutes, after which tho
wind abated and Q fine shower OF rain
fell. The wind did no damage that we
heard OF. except to fll with dust the eyes
Of persons who were caught out Of
doors.
Several washouts were reported along
the railroad east aud west this morning.
At Palisade, two or three cars went of
the track, and freight trains from the west
were also delayed. There was no
smashup at any point on the road. and
the damage TO the track was repaired In
n few hours.
Seven soldiers Of Company II, Twelfth
Infantry, arrived here from McDermit
this morning. en- route to Camp Hal.
leck. where the rest Of the company Is
stationed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

Tnr present Paris Exposition has re-
vsalsd to the rest OF the world the fact
that the French women constitute the
largest and best portion Of the business
communities in France. This is e.
pscially evident in mercantile pursuits.
The wives Of merchants generally have
charge OF the display Of goods on ea-
hibition. and they show themselves to
10 complete masters Of the business
situation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

Or the original bonds called hvs-
twenties. there are about $780, 00, 900
still outstanding. They bear six per
cent. interest. are payable now. and are
the bonds which the Secretary Of the
Treasury is at present calling in for
payment with the proceeds Of the sale
Of the four per cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

Ir is officially declared that there
are in Roumania not less than 5000
Russian soldiers i'll with typhus fever.
The great heat is N OF the causes for
the spread Of the disease. but in
all probability nothing has aided so
much in its becoming epidemic as the
personal unclsanlinsss Of the Russians.
They absolutely refuse to battle or to
take the slightest sanitary precautions
against the fever and kindred epidsmics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

HENRY JACKSON. aged seventeen. re-
Gently took q younger boy out into deep
water at Lsaveuworth. Kansas, and de-
hberately drowned him. apparently
without any definite motive. except to
kill somebody. Jackson says that he
had no ill-will toward his victim. but he
had made up his mind that he would
like 10 be hanged ~ q murderer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

ANOTHER BOYS LKITKR.--Little John
il visiting his grandfather. This 10 an
extract from q letter TO his mother: "Po.
later bugs is plenty, an enjoy 'em
very much cause they makes gnn'fa'
iher swear an every time he biles over
hs spills his false teeth. an he always
'iorgets ware he spills 'em an he hires
us TO roust 'em out. So yer see huntin's
good here. lie pays us In pigs, an fore
the sesin's over / think lie hev emf to
start n swine shop. Tell Sam Jenkins.
cause it'll make him hoppin' mnd to
know ime hsvin' such a binanzer. = Er.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

In one week 1885, $50 persons visited
the sir free baths Of New York city.
About twice as many men as women
avail themselves Of the privileges OF
these places.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17
DEnocnAor AND IGNORANCE.

sciously uttered q truth which WAS
caught up and applied all over the eoun-
try. OF course Mr.. stephens had nj
reference to the whisky. He was re-
torring to tn. principles which he had
been e~nunciaiins just prior to tax.
ing the drink which his impaired state
OF health rendered necessary to his sys-
TEN. But the expression was so hap
PLY timed that the connection in the
minds Of his hearers between whisky
and Democracy was made in the flash Of
a thought. and the old mans sentiment
has become historical. Now we do not
assert that whisky is pure Demo-
cracy." although We admit that the
greater part OF the spirit Of our modern
impostors who assume to follow in the
footsteps OF jefferson. is fermented and
terribly dsmoralixing in its effects. like
unto pure old Bourbon. But there is n
more destructive element than whisky
in the composition OF the Democratic
party. 1t is founded upon the Is.
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ISM OF TINS s''a' "ePu'"e
AS m instance OF the lies winch a'o
unblushingly circulated by the bourbon
politicians, we may refer 10 the pia'iorm
OF the Tennessee Democrats.
yesterday In solemn convention AZ Men,
phis' u Is q imr specimen o' INC hes
which have been annually circulated
since the Republican party committed
the dreadful and objectionable crime
Of saving the Union from the treasona-
BILE hands OF the Democrats we are
grayely told that the hepuoieahs
preached q gospel oil hate ana hiied
the land with blood. misruie I'M anar-
ehy." This is very similar to The ar
raignment for murder OF a householder
who shoots down the seoundrei who Is
b~urglarizing his home. Again. at
forged for the people chains OF perpetual
slavery" History tells US thai tho ise-
publican party broke the chains Of the
slave. and II the superior race have
really become slaves by this operation (;
II the eniranchised blacks have
risen to such a height that the
whites cannot hold their " against
them. then the whites are unworthy OF
the blessings Of freedom. and deserve the
retribution which has overtaken them.
But all this is the vsriest bosh, as every
reading u thinking man Knows oh-
fortunately q Duis OF tue Demoe'au'
party are not reading men, anu very
very few OF them care to think
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

Tax Boston Post runs on thus:
Z" whens'er l take my walks abroad how
many men l see who have the reel'sr
.corkscrsw twist and always want to gee"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

"THERE IL lots ov pholks in this
world" says Josh Billings. Whose
only Importance konsists in their being
exclusive"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

WILLIAM Tkl.L is alluded to by the
able miner OF the Franklin Patriot an
"the man who sunk q shaft in Mr..
Gesler."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

NAPOLEON B~osAPAHrE complained. US
prisoners csll.dom do. Of too much elba.
rOOm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

WOULD rather cruise in a jolly boat
than q vail oat.-Danbury Nsps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17
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DIED.

DIED.
spL.INE- In lurvks, August 10. Philip y.
splsine, aged a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

IL To Parquetts and Drsss Circle, 81 90;
Gallery. so cents, Door open at Z o'clock;
psrformapcs commences precisely 81 1.
Aulifd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-28
GACETA DEL 27.

Ademas de los documentos que in
sertamos en- nuestra seccion de fondo,
encontramos 10 siguiente en- el periodi-
co Official:
El Excmo. Sr. Captain General inte-
rino ha encargado dol Gobierno Militar
al Sr. coronel dc ArtilleIia d. Domingo
Diaz del Castillo
Con fecha % SO ha nombrado Don
Angel Montemar alcalde delegado de
San German.
Ell 24 fue declarado cesante, por ell
NAL estado on que Sc halla la Admins
TRACTION municipal de Cabo-rojo, ell al
calde-delegado d. Federico Dslgado,
pasando q ocupar su lugar D. Emilio
Castano y Montijano, que 10 era de Sa-
bana- -grande, para cuya plaza ha sido
nombrado D. Joaquin de Alba y Ordo-
no.
Sc han entregado q la presidenta de
10 casa lie San Ildefonso SO % proce-
dentes de juegos sorprendidos.
La Diputacion provincial anuucia la
vacante de la plaza de ofcial |. de To-
mento, que desempenaba un ayudante
u0 ODTuS uDllCdS. 11dSCa cl u Oo lud-
yo pueden solicitarla los que posean
aptitud y titulos para desempenarla.
Ha sido nombrado jefe de Admins
TRACTION dc A. clase, Tesorero General
de Hacienda ell Sr. d. Francisco Fabro
y Cuyar jefs de negociado de g.. Don
Luis Alvarez Estrada, Official l. Admi-
nistrador de Aguadilla d. Fernando Ri
vera y Rigsl, id. g., vista de Ponce, D.
Andres Alcala Perez, id. A. de Maya
giez D. Nicolas Redecilla.
Por la Admiration Central Sc manda
q los Ayuntamientos pidan q los contri.
buyentes relaciones juradas de sus ri.
quezas Oh que conste ell capital y pro-
ductos obtenidos en- 1877.
Ell Ayuntamiento de la capital SAGA
dc nuevo subasta para ell de mayo
la extraction do basuras, y el arbitrio
sobre vehiculos y caballos y sobre ga
llera.
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--.AlUS uc ll.lLI

a --.AIOS OC uLstLI
les, So 4~e publicaremos otro dia.
Por la misma razon no nos es dable
examinar hoy ell notable documento
que mas abajo copianlos. Unicamen-
te diremos que en- dicho Consistorio
fue nombrado camarlengo de la Igle-
sia ell cardedal di Pietro, quien con-
testo q S. s. en- terminos dignos y le-
vantados y ademas creo Leon XIII
la jerarqufa ecclesiastical en- Escocia,
siendo proclamado metropolitano de
Ii patria de Walter Scott monsenor
Strain, arzobispo de Glasgow monse-
nor Eyre y obispos respectivos de
Aberdeen, Dumkeld y Galloway y
Argyll los presblteros escoceses Mac
Donall, Rigg y Mac Lachlan. S. s.
impuso ell capelo al arzobispo de Nueva
York, hizo otros nombramientos por
lasiglesias de Filadelfa y Richmond y
concluyo ell solemne acto con la pro-
fesion de fe y Ell juramento de cum
'pllr las constituencies apost0llcas.
He aquf su alocucion
Venerables hermanos:
Cuando el mes pasado nos vimos la
mado por vuestros votos regir 81 til
mon de la Iglesia universal y ocupar
'en la terra 81 lugar del Principe de to-
dos los Pastores, que es Jesucristo, seE-
timos repentinamente oprimirsenos el
corazon con pena y angustia grandisi-
ma. Mientras por una parte nos infun-
dian pavor indecible el profundo. como
lcimiento de nuestra indignidad, la debi-
lidad de nuestras fuerzas, completamen-
to insu6cientes para soportar tan grave
carga, aquella debilidad nos parecia ser
Htanto mayor, cuanto mas hermoso y mas
Fesplendido reasonable por todo 81 mundo
el nombre de nuestro immortal antece-
sor Pio TX.
III, en- efecto, Pastor de u grey cato
|lics, ccmbatieudo siempre heroicamen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-28
En- la Gtceta de hoy encontramos 81
siuuiente nombramiento

En- la G,tceto de hoy encontramos el
siguiente nombramiento:
eel Excmo Sr. Gobernador General,
teniendo en- cuenta las circunst incias
que concurreu en- Don Polux J. Padilla
y el bueu resultAdo del ex linen que ha
sufrido ante ell Tribunal nombrado al
efecto, Sc ha servido nombrarle, con es-
ta fecha Corfedor de n1mero dc esta
Capital.
Lo que de 6rdsn de 8. E. Sc publica
en- este pcri6Ciico of4ial para general CO.
nocimiento.
Puerto Rico, 25 de abril de 1873. =
Ell Secretario del Gobierno General,
Luis Justiniano."
Hemos visto que 10 mas granada de
este comercio ha firmado un brillante
informe en- favor del Sr. Padilla para
ell cargo de corredor de ntimero.
Creemos que este cargo, que es en- los
asuntos comerciales, 10 que IN escriba.
no p1blico en- los civiles, ha de scr muy
1til al comereio y que el agraeiado 10
ha de desempenar q satisfaction de
todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-28

plicado para cubrir ID Quota fija, que
Sc aumenta de nuevo con ci derecho
sobre Ia exportacion. y que Sc basa
sobre una ganancia iinagiuaria, una
ganancia supuesta clmtro 8 cinco
yeces mayor que la efectiva. paga ell
hacendado puerto-riqneIo 10 menos
ell % pa a. Estado sobre sus utili-
dades verdaderas, amen de otro so
al municipio.
Para conclnir, dir6lnos que el Sr.
Vivar hizo una declaration con la
cual no estamos conformcs pero de
ella nos ocuparemos otro dia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-28
" u M1a AIGe
oder haceros,
icipantes en-
que hemos
~-ss:rs s:rs gl6sisas
Esta es aquella

5ndlda pOr ell alma
ardentisima, por sr bien del catolicismo,
del que fue nuestro antecesor, de santa
memoria, Pho TX, y que va habia sido
deliberada por aquellos de entire voso-
tros que forman parte de Ia Sagrada
Congregation para propagar el cristia-
nismo, es ell haber rehorecido la Igle-
sia de Escocia, restableciendo en- aquel
noble reino la jerarqufa episcopal, ha-
biendo Nos tenido, por gracia del cielo,
la buena dicha de completar y proveer
totalmente 4 dicha obra con la Bula
que hemos hecho publican el dia 4 de
este mes del corriente ano.
Y en- yerdad que nos ha servidO de-
gran consuelo, venerables hermanos, 81
haber podido de tai manera satisfacer
ell ansia ardiente del clero y feles de
Escocia, nuestros queridos hijos en- Je-
sucrito, habiendo perimentadoeonma-
chas v grandes muestras la devotion de
que estan animados hacia Ia Iglesia ca
lolica y la Catedra de Pedro; Nos
alimentamos la fntima confianza de que
esta obra realizada por la Santa Eede
SO vera coronado de frutos 6pimos.
Qu6, m0u1duVo lh6 OlnckOuCS Oo 1O8 a0HA
tos protectores de Escocia, en- aquel
pals de dia on dia los montes SO yesti-
ran de paz para aquelpueblo y las coli
mas de justicia.
Por 10 demds, venerables hermanos.
no podemos dudar un momento de que
vos0tros, unidos en- una yoluntad con
Nos, trabaiareis ardientemente por Il
defensa integridad do la religion, por
el sostenimiento de esta Sede apost6Iica
y por 81 acrecentamiento de IL gloria as
Dios, estando convencidos vosotros dc
que sera comun ALA arriba en- 81 cielo
Ia recompensa, 81 son comunes los tra-
baios hechos en- pro de Ia IgleAia. Vos-
otros, entire tanto, interponiendo II e.
cacisima mediacion de Ia Vlrgen Maria
Inmaculada, del celeste patrono de Is
Iglesia San Jose y dc los Santos ap6s.
toles Pedro y Pablo, rogad juntamente
con Nos 8 aquel Dios, ROO Ga missri.
cordias. 4 6h de que nos ayade, siempre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-28
CONSIS1ORlO DEL % De MARIO

Ansiosos como consideramos d
nuestros lectores por DIR la palabra
autorizada del nuevo Sumo Pontlli-
ce que hoy gobierna ia Iglesia uni
versal, S. s. Leon XIII, nos apresu-
ramos a darles cuenta del primer
Consistorio que q ha presidido y de
la importante alocucion que con este
motive dirit 81
GRO Gnlam.~
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lue me renite ii Jsie civil dc Santa

Lucia.
"EstadosU UniIos de Venezuela. -Je-
fatura civil. Ls escribo on sn mismo
papel ;juzgne por ESQ cual sera nuestra
miserable situacion. Aceptamos agra
decides 10 que gensrosamente pueda ha-
Ger V. en- ess localidad por este desgra-
ciado pueblo donde no ha quedado pie
dra sobre pielra Aqui NADIA existe
todo es desolacion, llanto y miseria.
Dios Federation. = Renaon L. Castro.
A la lectura de tan desgarradoras
escenas solo Sc nos ocurre rogar d
Dios preserve en- 10 successive d esta
isla de semejantes horrores y trlbu-
laciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-28
PRIMERA ADICIoN ( La 6RDEN GENERAL
DEL Ola 26 DE ABRIL DE 1878 EN- San JUAN
DE PUELTO-RICO.
Eoluntarios !.

Mi quebrantada salud me obliga
separarme Ell breye de vosotros re-
signar hoy ell mando de la Isla en- el
Excmo. Sr. Brigadier g. Cabo.
POGO tempo nae ha cabido la honra
de mandaros sin embargo, ha sido su-
feiente para conocer las relevantes
cualidades de moderation y patriotismo
que os alderman.
Con elias habeis conquistado mi sin.
cera estimacion y lograis que al aban.
donar esta Isla lleVe de yosotros un gra.
to recuerdo Yuestro General Inspec-
tor, LAsERNA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-28
CAPITANIA GENERAL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERT0-RIC0.
ORDEN GENERAL DEL DIA 26 DE ABRIL DE 1878
EN- SAN JUAN DE PUERTO Rico.
Soltlados del Ej'trcito y Armada:.

lSoldados del Ejitrcito q A,mada
Causas ajenas miIvoluntad me obli-
gan 4 regresar q la madre patria en- bus
ca de alivio a mis- dolencias, y con este
motive hago entrega hoy del cargo que
desempeno al Excmo. Sr. Brigadier 2.
Cabo.
Vuestro leal comportamiento duran
te mi corto mando, os ha grangeado mi
eprecio. Seguid por la senda que ell
cumplimiento del deber os ha trazado,
Y no olvideis nunca los preceptos de la
Ordenanza que os recommends al salu-
daros.-Vuestro General, LAsERNA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-28

Quebrantada mi salud por efecto de
Ia yariacion de china, me he yisto pre-
cisado & eleYar yespetuosamente mi di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-28
GORIERNo GENERAL.

HABITANTEs DE pUERTo-RIoo
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-08-29
signs Of: Prosperous Farmer.

When you sec his barn larger than his
house, i: shows that he will have large
profits and small Affections.
When you see him driving his work,
instead of his work driving him, it shows
that he will never be driven from good
resolutions, and that he will certainly
work his way to prosperity.
When you always see in his wood
house a sutllcicncy for three months or
more, it will be more than ninety nine
days, wonder, in farming operations, and
that he is not sleeping in his house after
a drunken trolic.
When he has house separate from
the main building, purposely for ashes,
and an non or tin vessel to transport
item, it shows that he never built his
yelling to be a funeral pile for his fam
" and, perhaps himself.
When his sled is housed in summer
and his farming implements covered
both winter and summer, it plainly shows
nat he will have good house over his
head i'll the summer OF early life and tho
winter OF old age.
When his cattle properly shielded and
fed in winter, it is evidences that he is &C
cording to the scripture, which says that
"a mcrcciful man is mcrcitul to his
bcast.''
When he is seen subscribing for papers
and paying in advance, it shows that he
is speaking like book respecting the
latest improvements in all matters, and
that he never gets his walking papers to
the land of poverty.