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Y esta deja escapar la vista muchas de
sus delicadas bellezas.
Los maridos disfrutan de la felicidad
avaros de ella, dorlnldos su SOM
bra, no cantan sus glorias. Por ESQ na-
die sabe 10 que hay dentro del temple
y de aqul mace esa funesta declaration
que Sc levanta contra el consoroio pc
ro yo no predico en- la calle no hablo
de las tempestades del mar desde la
orilla ; hablo con conocimiento dc eau
50, subido en- Ia tribuna, Ell medic del
temple, verladero apostol de doctrinas
que practice, retratando y no inventan-
do; en- una palabrs, poniendo de reiie-
We mis- propios sentimientos.
La base que sostiene ese temple es la
vlrtud mientras la virtud no SO resien-
tn, ell edificio permanece inm6vil, resis-
tiendo 4 todos los embates de la fortu-
pa, 10 mismo al furor dc IA miseria que
al Auraoan do las pasiones.
La virtud mi6ntras lucha y Sc defen-
de, es una fortaleza inexpugnable que
rechaza los tiros, por certeros que sean.
La virtnd es el lazo del matrimonio
tiene Ia duroza del diamante, pero CO.
mo este, es facil romperlo con un gol-
pc, al menor descuido.
Recuerdo que Victor Hugo pinta la
virtud como una gotta de rocfo temblan-
do on la rama de un arhpsto y la ex-
cita d luchar y sostenerse, porque sera
RERLE aeant de to,nber ct rASeE aprts sa chute y
Hs aqui Ia porlo que Aa dc oaer en-
FL fdagoi La virtud de Magdalena, con-
ira su propia voluntad, temblaba en- Ia
rama, proxima 4 caer, 4 impulses de su
propia inexperiencia y de la ajena mall
dad.
Porque es precise no olvidar que Ia
vida de los casados es trasparente como
el limpio cristal asi, no basta que los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-21
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL WROI ETIN NERO A MI l.
REvIsTA poa1rIcA DE EUROPA.


AXIS, uC - ullO hC otO'
No ha habido, en- los 1ltimos quin-
ce dias, verdaderos Sucesos que pue-
dan servir para hacer Ia cr0nica po-
Utica de Francla.
In Exposition universal y los pre-
parativos de la fiesta nacional del 80
de JUNO han preocupado los fran
cese. cuando las Camaras estan ce-
rradas y Sc piensa mas en- los nego-
clos mercantiles que EN- los asuntos
politcos.
Los ,rabajos de la Exposition uni
versal estan terminates, y tempo era
que asi suce1iese despues de trans
curridos dos meses desde la aperture
de dicha Exposition. Presenta esta
un aspecto magnifco y hay Ell ella
mucho que e>tudiar, pues en- las ga
lerias Ell que Sc exponen los obJetos
del arte retrospective, este es, del
trabaio humane des lie tiempos reno
tisimos hasta cl siglo XVIII, Sc ven
cosas curiosisimas de gran valor his
t6rico, y en- otras galcrlas Sc ven los
adelautos modernos hcchos en- las
cienc.as, ell las artes y ell la indus
tria.
Los palacios del Campo de Marie,
de- Trocadero y sus aneXos cncierran
riquczas de todas classes, 10 mismo las
de valores intrlnsecos que las que 10
tiencn por sus formas artl>ticas 10
mismo las que consiSten en- artlculos
de lujo que las destinadas d satisfa-
Ger las primeras necesdades de la Vi
da. En- suma, Ia Exposition uni
versal es I'm acontecimiento que eclip-
sa d la polltica, precisamente en- ell
veranC, cuando vacan Ell suS ocupa-
clones los hombres pIblicos y hasta
los colegiales despues de haber ter
minado el allo escolar.
La fiesta nacional del 80 lie JUNO
ha preocupado a los franceses y este
Sc comprende, pues ha sido la prl-
mera habila desde que concluy6 la
guerra franco-alemana. Mas de Sic
tie amos sin uaa fiesta popular EN- un
pals donde hay gran afcion 4 las di-
versiones, ha sido IN perlolo largul-
simo para los franceses.
La fiesta nacional c5taba divi1ida
en- dos perlodos, uno durante ell dia,
otro por la noche.
La fiesta del dia comenz6 por sal
vas de artlleria y continue con d.
versiones en- los veiute distritos 8 al
caldlas de Paris, orquestas de arno-
MIA, coros y canto y una gran m1si-
ca vocal 6 instrumental, Ell el lardin
de las Tullerias, que durante dos no.
ras, este es, desde las tres hasta las
cinco de la tarde, entretuvo agrada-
blemente 4 un pGblico immense.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-21

Director BoLETIs, decano prensa
de Puerto Rico.
: Alcalde Isabella saluda 4 prensa
periodica Inauguration estacion tele-
grafica este pueblo"
Al que lie contestamos en- estos
terminus
" Alcalde Isabella.
Agradecida prensa, sal1dale y fe-
licftale. Inauguration estacion. Mo
RIs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-21

esposos sean buenos; es precise medir
sus acciones y sus palabras para recha-
Ear los tiros mas poderosos y que hieren
de frente la felicidad conyugal !; los til
ros de la maledicencia 4 Puede an es-
poso vivir tranQuilo, aunque la muier
guarde ilesa su honra, 81 esta da un pa
so imprudente que los ojos del mundo
presente esturbiado ell cristal perdi-
da por tanto aquella trasparencia que
es la mayor garantla de su dicha
Ell primer deber de los esposos es Ia
consideration m1tua, porque desgracia-
damente, la responsabilidad de sns ac-
clones es solidaria /; asi, tienen que VI
vir con un cuidado extreme, como 81
que gasta en- su ropa telas de color de-
licado, que sin querer SO expone cada
momento 4 presentar una mancha que
de!ate por 10 menos un dsscuido. Para
yivir tranquilos y 4 cubierto do loo oios
motheohoreS, necesitan que SO establezca
la confanZa en- la sociedad.
El marido debe guardian sin recelo la
mujer que elige por companera, y Il
muier debe ser el angel dc Ia guarda de
Ia honra que le confian hacienda cada
cual suyo el honor del otro, no hay pe-
ligro, porque solo los dementes atentan
a la propia existencia una falta es inn
possible entonces, porque no seria una
muerte alevosa asestada contra Ia hon
IA la falta seria un suicidio.
La misma trasparencia de Ia vida con-
yugal es un attractive para los buenos
esposos, porque ademas de las innen-
sas satisfaccienes que reciben recooen
el halago de Ia consideration social, que
llega hasta ellos como un grato MUIR
mullo. ! por mas que digan los des.
preocupados, ell que en- el mundo yiye.
del aprecio del mundo SO alimenta.
ioosTUrARi.)
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CAMINOS VECINALES DE UTUAD0

Nuestro amigo ell digno alcalde de
Utuado d. Jose Roig, no solamente
lleva muy adelantadas las obras de
la iglesia que hacc amos trazo 81 mis-
mo y estd ejecutando con teson dig
no de encomio, sino que en- 10 que
va de ano ha hecho construir ell ca
mino des1e Utuado al tecmino juris.
diccional de Lares por un nuevo ira.
zado de tres leguas y cuarto de lon.
gitud, que quedara habilit,do para
el transito pGblico en- agosto ell de
Utuado d la jurisdiction de Cial IS,
tambien por nuevo trazado Ell sus
tres cuartas parties, con 10 cual Sc ha
podido evitar la inaccessible Iona que
esta entire Tetuan y Mameyes ; esta
nueva via de COMMUNICATION tiene mas
de tres leguas ademas ha compues-
to ell calnino de Utuado 1 Jayuya,
dos leguas y media, ha desechldo la
gran cuesta del Palo dc la Cruz, sta
en- ell barrio de Vivi arriba, constru-
yendo para clio kilometro y mcdi
de camino vecinai.
Todas estas obras colosales, 81 Sc
,iene en- cuenta la jurisdiction ell que
se ejecutan y otras varias 4 que ha
dado Gina ell mismo celoso y enten
dido alcaldc en- los amos ante.'iores,
las ha costeado exclusivamente Con
ocho prestaciones personales que,
con arreglo a ley, ha impuesto 4 Ca
da vecino. Habiendo tornado IN
padron do vecinos en- cada barrio, y
un negociado. en- Ia ACADIA que lie
We cuenta con todo, ha conseguido el
Sr. Roig no solo oastantes brazos pa
ra tener constantenentc doscieutos
cincuenta hombres trabajando en- las
obras municipales, sino que con las
prestaciones que algunos veciuos sa-
tisfacen en- dinero ha podido adqui-
ririnstrumentos, ymateriales y pagar
trece sobrestantes.
Como Sc We, 81 los pueblos del in-
terror estdn vegetando en- el statu quo
por talta de caminos vecinales 81 la
sla esta intransitable, debese en- pri-
mer t6rmil.o q la apatla de algunos
municipios y alcaldes 10 que hace
el Sr. Roig sin mas recursos que los
que paede adquirir por los medios
legales de la prestacioa, 10 pueden
hacer todos los dem IS alcaldes que
realmenta Sc intere sen ppr ell pro-
greso material de las jurislicciones
que gobiernan.
Conocemos la modestia del Sr.
Roig, y no publicamos este por ala
barle, sino para que sirva de ejem-
plo y cstinulo otras autoridadcs
locales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-21
GACETA DEL 20.

Por renuncia de su propietario, es-
ii vacante la escribanfa de actuacio-
mes del juzgado de Humacao. Los
aspirantes presentaran sus sollcitudes
en- la secretarfa de la Audiencia.
Tambien esta vacante una plaza
de practice de ndmero del puerto de
Fajardo.
FL 81 del actual tendra hlgar en- Ia
Comandancia principal de Marina Ia
subasta del suministro de where's d
la goleta Faporsta.
Esta vacante una plaza de portero
en- ell parque de Arti!lerla.
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XXI.
L0 QUE Es la PERLA COMO CAE EN- Ell
FANG0.

Ell matrimonio tioae algo de comun
con la muerte; no contraigan sus labios
los abolicionistas conyugales creyendo
que deio caer esas palabras para rcnegor.
No: hablo con entera discretion, pues
al leyantar la bandera do IA propaganda
social en- favor del himeneo, llevaba en-
el corazon el pleno conyencimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-21

El jueves Is, i las cinco de la tar
de recibimos del Sr Alcalde del pue-
bio de Isabella ell siguiente atento
despacho telegrafico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-21

ia esperanza Sc desvaneciese, como
es probable, las huelgas tomaran nue.:
vo incremento.
Hay tranqnilidad general.
Los negocios marchan con mucha
lentitud.
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FOREIGN NEWS CONDENSED.

The striking operators are resuming work
at the reduction.
Newspapers at Rome announce assassina-
tons in the provinces: 1t is not known yet If they
are POLITICAL
John Brown G. Co., cordage manufacturers
at Quebec. have suspended with liabilities OF one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
At Leamrngton, Ontario, the propeller Lake
Breeze burned to the waters edge. Yesterday. VIM.
II. Bush, cOlOred, was burned to death.
very heavy snow-storm prevailed at
Louisville, Wednesday from three until eight
o'clock. 1t was the first of the season.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from
the Bank of England on balance Wednesday was
three hundred thousand pounds sterling.
The steamer Circassian, which left Liver
pool for Halifax the twenty-frst has put back to
the former port with her machinery damaged.
Lahore dispatch to London, says: ''It is
believed that General Browne Will profit by the panic
of the Afghans to SEIZE the Khurd-Cabul pass"
The statement of the Imperial B INK of
Germany shows an increase Ia specie of eight mil
lion nine hundred and elghty-fve thousand marks
dispatch from Berlin announces that on
the emperOrs return the authorities intend to de-
clare Berlin in state of ST ge under the provisions
Of socialist law.
A Paris special from Rome says the So
eialiSt agitation continues in the provinces. In
Jesea the republicans carrying the red flag, and
parading the streets.
1t is feared at Liverpool that fifteen per
Ss Se b at 10 ncS S r.
river Mersey Tuesday.
Cardinal Nina, by order of the pope, in
struced the nuncios to urge upon the various gov
ernments the duty of REFRESHING socialism, and re
storing the prerogatiyes of the church.
The stock of Rodgers & Orr Bros, heavy
dry goods dealers, Nos 3S5 and 1877 Eighth street.
New York, was damage by fire and water Wednes-
day night. Loss fifty thousand dollars; insured.
Berlin dispatch says the progressist party
has adopted programme which includes trial By
jury for political ofenSeS and the right of paTlia-
mant To fix the of The military pOntingent
and to vote supplies annually.
Commissioners from the various States
interested In the erection of the Lee monument met
at Richmond Virginia, Wednesday night and, after
consultation and discussion IL was decided not TO
award the contract at this time owing to the insult
ficency of funds. The matter has peen Indefinitely
postponed.
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IN MENEOREAM.

POINTER-MRs POINTER, wife of David Point
or, departed this life on Tuesday, November 80
1872, aged 80 years.
She died OF pneumonia her death causing great
sorroG IN the hearts of all who knew her. We can
truly say that one of the best and kndest OF ladies
Is gone. The messenger CT death has closed her
ever SE8tchful eyes and lodged In peace her weary
breast and luled her many cares to rest She loved
the society of the good and true; lived In the hap
piness of her husband. children and friend5-so
pure she was, that in her presence the slanderer
dualed forgetting to send forth his poisoned shaft
Some years ago MRS. POINTER gave her heart to her
Receemer, and from that time He has been to her
1.-THE chief among ten thousand, and the one alto
gethef lovely" In all the relations OF lfe-wtfe,
mother, friend and nelghCor-she endeavored faith
fully to do her duty.
- None knew her but to love her,
None named her but to praise"
She leaves behind husband and four children
bowed down in grief MAY the light which she kept
tri ,lmed and burning for the bTidegrOOms coming"
lead the loved left behind TO that blessed abode
where she now dwells. FRIEND
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NASHVaLLE.
The Indignant P0DuIaee Attempt TO
Wreak Vengeance On the SIur-
derOus saIOOn-Keeper and
HIS Mistress.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE. November 27.-The police
were put on the alert at two O'Clock this morning
By report that mob would appear at the jail and
attempt to force entrance and lynch Langham,
the murderer of Kelster and NJ Andrew it still hay
ing been insisted that he was In that insti-
tuition. Fifteen police detailed, and
remained at the jail. Langham'S grocery was also
guarded for fear that It might be DESTROYED by the
Indignant populace. Showing the unusual atfocity
in the deed was the fact that when the murdereus
blows melted out the backs CT the murdered men
were turned 10 Langham, neither of them making
any untoward demonstrations In fact they were
not expecting the blows that sent them to eternity.
Ere either could take In the situation they were
knocked senseless. Langham was in the habit, I'M
til suppressed by law, OF giving low negro dances at
his house, attended chiefly by negroes They grew
so boistrous and were attended by so much blood
shed that the authorities had to sup
press them. One negro is said to have
been killed there and another almost fatally
stabbed. LaDgham terror TO the nelghbor
hood. Kester's body was taken to Bowling Green,
Kentucky, by his brother, to-day for lnterment
MAndrew Will be buried here tomorrow morning.
Langham and Harriet Samples had their prelimi-
nary trial postponed until Saturday, at which time
they will waive an examination.
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purpose went there the other evening. aud this is
what saw: From gaslight we merged suddenly into
what seemed flood of daylight, which came from
TX small lamps, placed at intervals around large
room in which compositors and others were busy at
work. These lamps were suspended SO as TO be
raised and lowered at will. In compliance with the
wish of OF the gentlemen present, one
OF these lights, selected at Laphazard was
turned out bf means OF a tap, and |. remained
out without he slightest peTceptible inereaSe In
the volume of light In the other lamps. Then
another light at a distance treated in similar
manner and with like result The two were then
relt BY turn or the tap the reverse way and turn
on full power. Then one was slightly lowered
as te give about third OF its full light. as with
ordinary gas. In short, We found there useful ana
agreeable light, which can be moderated and ar
ranged 10 suit all circumstances. This Is the Rapeif
light. electrician. and shall not ate pit to
give technical description of the apparatus em-
pioyed but II 20 possess great simplicity. NJ.
Rapien says he turn ten lights In one circuit;
that his carbons Will burn for ten hours that they
be easily renewed, ana without extnguishing the
llgnts. he further estimates It's comparative cost
with gas less than third. His statements may
be taken for what they are WORTH but judging from
what actually saw In the Tunes Office, should say
the sooner gas shareholders begin to hedge by In
vesting in electric light shares the better"
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Terrible Work.

PORT Gnsoz. & !ss, November 27.-Dr.
Buck sherT OF CiglB1Ius count, having received
Information before daylight this morning that Htr
rlsOn PAGE negro desperate. Tao aSsasstnated the
chancary cuur clerk Of his county two seaTs ago, was
at his house three miles from town. vent cut with
his deputies TO arrest Page. one of the deputies,
Robert Lum. shot and instantly killed from
window. The sheriff on forcing the door, was shot
IN the bowels facs aud arm, and Is In a dying con
dltLn. Thomas HarwOOd. another deputy, was
Knocked into an old cStern and left Tor dead,
though ne has since revived and is not seriously
hurt pose left town Immediately, and charlie
WslIm4n one OF the I1sSG, while riding near Pages
house was shot IN the face, leg, arm and hand. he
is still alive. The assassin escaped though some OF
= LII
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The Vice-RegaI Party.

HALIFAX, n. s., November 27.-The
North street station crowded this morning to
witness the departure of the governor general and
princess. The buildings beautifully decorated,
and great crowds were present an hour before the
time for leaving The vce-Tegal party reached the
station at hafpast ten o'clock, and received by
guard of honor from the Sixty third volunteer rifles.
The marquis and her hghness went once to their
Gar, and remained on the platform till the train
moved of, amid immense cheering, salute being
fired at the same time.
At four o'clock in the afternoon the royal STANDARD
was holsted on the Black Prince, the Duke OF Edin-
burg commanding, when royal salutss were fired by
the citadel and the war steamers BellerophOn and
Rover. The Black Prince Immediately left her
mooring, and steamed slowly out OF the harhor for
Portsmouth England. The wharves croWdes
with people.
TRURO, n. s., November 27.-The vics-regal
party arrived at one O'Clock, and resumed their jour
ney at twenty minutes past one O'Clock. On the ar
rival Of the train his eXcellency was received by
royal salute from the Halifax field battery, which
preceded the royal train for that purpose. large
concourse of people present at the station, and
address was presented by the mayor and corpora
ton, TO which the governor general replied. The
train then moved On the arrival of the train al
Amherst large crowd was present beautiful
arch erected near the station, but the salute
was being fired It fell. No one was hurt but there
were several narrow escapes. An address was read
by Canon Townsend. which ELECTED an appropriate
reply from the marquis.
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An Explosion of Gasoline Injuries Four
EPersOng.

BALTIMORE, November 2I-Au explosion
OF gasoline used IN fOot-ights occurred this even
ing at low varieties tueateT on Thames street Just
before the performance con 1uenced- About twenty
persons were present In tie audience In the
WOmep's dressing room. back Of the stage, were
seven Girl actresses three Of whom Kate Bradley,
Nettie Lewis and Marian D4viS-were severely
burned I'm endaavoTiDg to make their escape, they
bing Obliged 10 cross the burning stage to get out
r. b. Cummings, the pianist, who was In The act
OF lighting the fOOt-ll CHS, very badly burned,
and vas taken to the city hospital.
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Lung Pending Case Decided.

ST. LOUIS, November ga Topeka,
Kansas. special to the GIobeDDtOcrat, says the SUI
preme court OF that state has decided long pend
ing TO test the validity of the organization of
Harper county. in the name of which q large num-
Der of fraudulent bonds we're issued few years
ago and put on the markets of st. Louis and New
York. There we're not twenty persons In the county
at the time OF the organization aud the issuing and
selling OF the bonds the scheme of three or four
persons to enrich themselves. There has been no
election in the county for five years, but the
legislature admitted member from the fraudulent
county, and passed a bill authorizing the issue
of bonds of the organization, although 1t was no
doubt great swinde, and effected solely for dis
f-prN 81 nm
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Eatsnn,n Invention.

Inquiries are made as 10 what is peculiar
On EdsOns ss 1tJic light Invention 70 distinguish IL
above others. The following from an exchange pa
per answers the question: . Sir. EdisonS e!ectric
light Invention employs platinum coil, which is
raised 10 incandesceuce by It's resistance 10 the pas
sage OF a current OF electricity through IT, The idea
has been eXIeFimented on very extensively Tor Inc
last qfrarter or century but the peculiarly OF Mr.
Edl~On's Invention is a device to prevent the wire
fusIng and this Il IS claimed, has been accomplished
by so applying small bar that 1t wilt expand the
instant the wire reaches the fusins point and inter
cept the nOw OF the current Though the wire suii-
clently 10 preveat iuslng ~
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a Government Contractor Arrested.

CINCINNATI, November 81 - John NJ.
Mueller contractor for furnishing stone for the Chi
cago customhOuse, was arrested to-day. charged with
unawfully and feoniously CONSULTING with others to
defTaud the government, Mueller was at first
charged with defraudlng the government out OF some
eight hundred thousand dollars, but the amount was
aiterward reduced to four hundred thousand dol
lars Mueller was held in five thousand dollars bail
10 annear In Chicago. Decemher 1HIh.
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RapIeR,s Electric Light.

A London newspaper correspondent writes:
The state OF expectancy In which the public mind
allows itself 10 be held with reference the sOcaled
divsl6illty OF the electric light by Mr. Edison is
somewhat surprising, seeing that all the time this
Giytsibiity Is fat decoDpt In England, and may be
witnessed and tested any night OF the week at the
Times printing Office Armed with an order for this
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CHICAGO, November 81. - Arrangements
have been completed fort fat stock show at the
exposition. December ID Animals are already en-
tered. and give assurance of large and interesting
exhibition The date is set early. in order to give
the eastern butchers an equal opportunity with the
western to procure the prize stock for the holiday
trade. Canada, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, In
dams, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin are
represented In the entries, which close Saturday.
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Game and Fish.

Those intending TO celebrate thanksgiving
to-day should not fail TO call on S. Clements,
Sc Beale street, and make purchases of fresh
fish, fine oysters, game, dressed poultry and
turkeys. He has everything at his game
depot
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CLnaIEG RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
t1a, ; 7-I53 Memphis cotton, s &c NeIF
Orleans cotton. 1-S.. Nsi0 York cotton,
9 j-1Cr. = Yor, gold 100 Is.
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A Fight Between Soldiers and Can
hfRrH.

ST. LOUIS. N0vambe- pa Laavenworth
snegtal 10 Tie Globe Democrat says "3laioT Brad
head, paymasteT o. the United States army, reports
a hrht be'ween members OF ais escort and some
Gamblers at SpTingeT's rancho, on The Canadian
ryer M the Panhandle OF Texas. some days aso, IN
gyh!eb springer. the keeper OF the rsncnei anu
5ourg man named Leak Bitter, were Killed. ana TWO
sOstIerJ WOundec.'