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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-23
TELEGRAMAS VIA HABANA.

Nueva York, febrero 6.-Roberto Ma
chintosh, traicante en- az1cares de Ha-
lifax, tiene difcultades fnancieras.
Londres febrero, LA peste va ex-
tendiendose en- la parte oriental de Eu
ropa y Sc cree que ha aparecido va en-
Tesalia.
Paris, idem idem.-Gambetta ocup6
aver por primera vez la silla presiden-
cial de la Camara de diputados.
Madrid, febrero 8-Se ha publicado
una 6rden q fin de que SO observe la
cuarentena en- los puertos de la PENN
sula en- contra de Ia peste.
Liverpool, febrero 10.-Se ha frmado
el tratado turco-ruso, fjandose la in
>demnizacion en- 300 millones de rublos
en- papel moneda. Las estipulaciones
de San St6fano quedan modifcadas
como 10 fueron por ell tratado de Berlin
Los marineros en- Liverpool SO han
undo q la nuelga de los trabajadores
de los diques. causando grandes incon-
venientes al trafco y & los buques.
Ell 10 estaba ell orc en- la Habana de
1O6 a 1O6 / p96.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-23

pues 81 tenia que obedecer las ordenes
del Gobierno, 81 podia asegurar que
deseaba volver, y haria cuanto de 6
dependiera para realizar ese proposito
en- ell cual estaba interesada su honra
para deiar concluida la obra de recons.
truccion y a6anzar la prosperidad de-
pals. Que la mejor prueba de que su
amino era volver Sc encontraba en- 81
hecho de dejar aqui su familia, pues 81
no habria de separarse de su mujer y
de sus hiios cuando pudiera llevarlos
consigo. Y concluyo autorizando al
Alcalde para transmitir q todos los ha-
bitantes del pals estas seguridades uni
cas- que 81 pod1a dar como individuo
del ej6rcito, y expresando la confanza
de que durante su corta ausencia todos
continuarian dando a su digno successor
las mismas pruebas de adhesion al Co.
bierno que tanto habian facilitado ell
planteamiento de las nuevas institu-
clones y por 10 que anticipadamente les
daba las gracias, SECURE de que SO rea-
lizarla esta esperanza.
Ell comite liberal ha recibido este
telegrama
Gel general Martinez Campos CONT
n1a en- el mando de esa Isla. Viene q la
Peninsula 1nicamente para conferen-
ciar.-Madrid 2 de febrero 1879.
Presidente Consejo Ministries q Jose
Maria Galvez.-Habana.
Dice La Voz de Cuba:
Ha causado la natural alarma en- Qua
yabal algun case mortal de viruela ALI
ocurido, temiendo todos el desarrollo
de la terrible epidemia, que tantos es-
tragos viene hacienda en Pinar del Rio.
"A consecuencia de una aguda enfer
medad ha bajado al sepulcro ell Excmo.
Sr. D. Rafael de Toca, conde de San
Ignacio, persona respectable y justa-
mente apreciada. Manana las ocho
SO veri6cara el entierro.
Dios haya acogido en- su santo seno
el alma del tinado y de resignation a su
familia y numerosos amigos, para So
portar tan dolorosa perdida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-23
VARIEDADES.
UN PREMIO DE LA LOTERIA.

Hace algunos amos, la marquesa de M -. i.
tuvo la feliz Ocurrencia de cOmprar un billie
te de la loterla de Navidad, dando partici-
pacionen la jugada todos sus criados y de-
pendienteS, que son muchos en- Madrid, dom
de tiene su residencia, y en- varios pueblos
donde posee fincas de importancia. Ell nti-
nero fue eldel segundo premio, y todos ben
dijeron la buena mano de la marquesa al re-
cibir la no despreciable cantidad que cada
cual cOrreSpOndlO.
af1o para ell sorteo de Navidad un billete,
dando parte en- el todos los que comen el
pan de su casa. No ha vuelto d tocar ell pre-
mio grande, pero Ell GfO que uiene serd, dice
la marquesa viendo defraudada su esperanza
Y va no vuelve acordarse de la lOteria has
ia Ell venidero mes de diciembre
Hace dos afIos, ell Is de diciembre, halla-
bame yO en- casa de la marquesa, que ACADIA
ba de recibir el billete que habia mandado
comprar con igual destino que los aflos an
teriores.
Y decia su mayordomo:
-Eusebio, escriba V. hoy todos los de-
pendientes de casa para que sepan que lle-
van parte en- ell ndmero 10 800 Ella loteria de
Navidad, y que entire tedOs Sc distribuira ell
premio que Sc logre, 81 Sc logra.
--Bien, se1lora marquesa. Lo hare como
todOs los amos.
-iYa 10 habra V. dicho en- casa todos?..
81, seflora, pero me ha ocurrido una CO.
sa rara....
d Que O.. Digo, 81 Sc puede saber.
--Si, senora. Esa costurera que, por ha-
ber muerto la que tantos aflos ha servido
v E., Sc ha encargado haco POGO del repaso
de la ropa, me ha dicho que de ninguna ma
nera SO le de parte en- ell billete de la loteria.
-Pero, 1 le ha dicho V. que es un regalo
que 70 hago q todos los que me sirven?
-Si, sefiora, y SO 10 han dicho las donce-
Has la planchadora y ha insistido en- que
preiere dejar la casa y perder ell trabajo
que Sc le de participaciOn en- la jugada
~Es raro, en- efecto, 10 que me cuenta V.
-Pues hay mas, sehora.
-; Mas todavia?
-Si, sefiora. Las muchachas la han to.
mado con ella, Sc han burlado de gu capricho
Y la buena mujel Sc ha afligido de tai suerte
biera sueedido la mayor desgracia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-23

de de sentarse en- ese banco ell actual
Gobierno. Pero por 81 este no Sc rea-
liza, olga algo es5a tarde ell Sr. Eldua-
yen respecto la question azucarera.
Yo estoy SECURE de que s. s. dira que
fu6 un engailo manifesto la rebaja que
SO hizo en- el arancel, que no ha produ-
cido ningun resultado, y que no debe.
mos contentarnos los Diputados de
aquella provincial con bagatelas de esa
naturaleza.
{ Continuard j.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-23
GACETlLLAS.

Los dos mundos. Nos esta visitando
esta apreciable Cr6nica Mspomo-onaersco-
no que ha empezado a publicarse re-
cientemente en- Madrid los jueves y do
mingos, en- ocho grandes paginas de es-
merada impression y papel q proposito.
Son colaboradores de este peri6dico
distinguidos escritores espanoles y anne
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-21
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, April 20.-A special
from Astoria at 4:20 this afternoon, says
the tugs Benham and Columbia have just
returned from the wreck of the Great Re-
public. Captain Carroll, First Officer
Lennon, Second Officer Davis, Pilot Diaz,
boatswaiD, name unknown, and ten other
seamen and walters are still on board the
vessel, endeavoriBg to save the freight and
| baggage, but with very poor success, in
consequence Of the severity of the storm.
At 5:25 the last tug arrived, bringing the
news that at u o'clock the last boat left
the ship with First Officer Lemon. Mr.
Davis, the second officer. the boatswain,
two sailors aud eight walters, ten Of whom
Lennon, Davis, boatswain, and seven others
were drowned by the capsizing of boat
in the surf. Three men cluug to the boat
aud were dritted ashore The ship ID
going to pieces and is breaking up very
fast The maip mast fell during the night
The engines have broken through the
bridge. The ship is now listed seawarC
and the breakers wash completely over
her. Bedding. furniture, etc, is WASHED
! up with the surf of the beach. Captain
Carroll has from the very first maintained
the greatest discipline and order up to th'
very last by inspiring the passengers witt
the confidence of safety and preventing
panic All were landed without loss of life
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-21
De Ia Watyr's QT aenback.

WASHINGTON, April I9.-Representa-
tive De La Matyr FLED a petition to-day
embodyiDg the bill to establish a green
back currency and to relieve the financial
distress Of the country by granting aid to
certain companies incorporated by State
authority for works of internal improve
ment. 1t provides that the Secretary of
the Treasury be required to have pre-
pared notes and obligations of the United
States to the aggregate of $10,o 900, to
be known as 'greenback currency" for
general circulation in amounts and form as
the bill provides, which notes or obliga-
tons shall constitute legal tender for all
debts and receivable fer all United States
government dues. These obligations shall
be issued in notes OF SIS, $40, $40, 500,
$500, 81, 900, $5 5000 and $4,000 each in
such relative proportions as may be found
necessary to meet the requirements Of the
business and wants of the country. The
Secretary of the Treasury is authorized to
loan such greenback currency to corpora
tions, providing they file their bonds pay
able fifty years from date thereof, and
| bearing no interest for FIVE years from said
! date, but at the expiration Of five years
| the bonds shall bear interest at three pei
cent per annum, legal tender money, the
interest to be paid semi-annually. The
following are The corporations mentioned
that shall have the advantage of the loan:
The james River and Kanawaha Cana
Co., $60000.000; the Atlantic and Great
WesternCanalCo., $5O,000,O0O; the Florid;
Coast Canal Co., $4,000, 600; the Fort St
Phillip Canal Co., $l0,000,000; for rail
road to connect the waters of the Missis
sippi with the Pacific blank amount; thr
Rock Island and Heunepin Canal Co,
I$I3.000.000; Oswego Canal Co., $25. 900.
900; Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad
Co., $5,000,O00; and the Niagara Shi
Canal Co., $14,000,000.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-21
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 21.-A decision
was rendered to-day in the United States
Supreme Court, 10 the cases of the Denver
4 Rio Grande Railway Company, agains;
the Canon City & San Juan r, R. Com
pany, involving the conflicting claims Of
the two corporations, to the use and occu-
pancy of the Grand Canon of Arkansas,
for railroad purposes. The DEGREES OF the
Circuit Court are reversed, with directions
to set aside not only the order granting an
Injunction against the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad Company, but the order
dissolYing the injunction granted in its
favor, and dismissing its bill by proper or
ders entered in each suit. The Court be
low will recognize the prior right of thai
Company to use and occupy the GranC
Canon, for the purpose of constructing itE
road therein and will eDioin the Canon City
and San Juan Co, from interfering with tina
Company in such use, occupancy and con-
struction. Justice Harlan, delivered tht
opinion, Chief Justice Waite, dissenting
Justice Strong, delivered an opinion, Jus
tees Bradley, Clifford and Miller, dissent
ing.
The case of W. Fl. Platt. versus tn
Union Pacific r. r. Company, involving
the right of the settlers to preempt land
granted by Congress to the Railroad Go.
under section 3 of the act OF July lst, 1862
was decided in the U. S. Supreme Cour
this afternoon. The act referred to prC
vided that all lands granted to the Com
many. should be liable to preemption,
not sold or otherwise disposed of, with
three years after the completion of tn
entire road on the Sd Of Sept. 1878.
The Secretary of the Interior decide
that the mortgage executed by the Con
pauv upon the lands in 1867, was not
disposal Of the same within the meanin
of that statement. This Court, however
reyerses the decision of the interior dt
partment, and holds that the mortgaR
was such disposal, and that consequent
the tract of land claimed by the complain
AM was not open to preempti0n, when
undertook to preempt 1t, and that he hi
, not an equits BILE title to the decree affirmed
The Secretary of the Treasury will, tn
, afternoon. issue q call for the redemptlc
of S24, 562,3 300, l0:40 bonds.
Secretary Sherman, to-day, gave noti'
E that all bonds included IN the o5th ar
prior calls, will be applied with the intere
TO the maturity of the call in the settlemel
J of loan accounts of the national deposition
: banks. Heretofore the same prlvllel
was allowed in respect to bonds to the .;
and former calls. The notice, to-day, G
! tends the privilege to the S4th and S5th call
amounting to $40.0O0,000. This is dol
! to facilitate the settlement of the four p
cent. loan account, with lthe national baI
{ denositories.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-21
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To-Dav'S Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
AFGHANTSTAN

AFGHANIsTAN.
LAHORE, April 2l.-General Roberts. is
ready to start on a march through the
Shutar lgardian pass, at a moments no.
tIce with two splendid brigades. with which
he will be able to occupy Cabut even un-
assisted by other columns.
INDIA
CALCUTTA, April 2l.-The continued
drought causes much anxiety; there has
been hardly any rain in Bengal since
Christmas.
ENGLAND
LONDON, April 21.-The Times copgrat.
ulates Secretary Sherman, upon his sue
cess in converting the 1910 bonds and
says the conversion of the six per cent
bonds in 1881, is likely to depend more
then, on the present operation, on the
maintenance of the credit of the United
States abroad. The revising trade in the
| United States will then probably render il
| impossible to obtain money at per cent
| Now that the conversion has been carried
as far as it can be for two years, Sherman
should direct the attention of congress anC
the nation to the policy of reducing tht
capita of the debt which has been fo
some time neglected.
Mrs Rousby, the actress, Is dead.
The steamer Gelert with Capt. Kuh
Ilerveier, from Hamburg for New York
was in a collision Sunday with the shil
RoseIla Smith from New York, and ar
rived at Scilly where she was detained un
til this morning when she gave $35 ,00
bonds and proceeded.
The race between Joseph Kempster an
Vim. Spencer from Putney to Mortlak
for one hundred pounds a side, was wo
by Kempster.
@Edward Greiger Tallorshall of Single
ton Il Tallershall, solicitors, have failed
Liabilities 1900 pounds.
FRANCE.
PARIS, 1t is said in ministerial circle
that telegram was dispatched on the l ct
to De BEgnie, r. s. desiring him on I
account to leave Cairo,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-21
ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, April 2l.-No lumber vessels
went out of this port to-day,on account of
the sailors strike.
Judge Moore to-day refused to confirm
the recent sale of the Fidelity bank build
ing with the vaults attached, and Hooley 8
theatre; the reason being that fair price
had not been bid. This decision IS very
satisfactory to the depositors.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-21
TENN ESSEX.

NASHVILLE, April 20.-United States
District Attorney Warder has received a
dispatch from Attorney General Devens,
directing him to accept pleas of guilty.
with suspension of sentence during good
behavior, with payment of costs. from
illicit distillers, aud all persons indicted
for resisting officers of internal revenue Of
the fifth collection district of Tennessee, fol-
acts done prior to this date. There are
about 700 vioIators of the internal reve-
nue. laws in all to appear before the Unit
ed States Circuit Court, which convenes
next Monday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-21
IOWA.

MoNTEzUMA, Ia, April 20, 1S79.-A
special dispatch to the Davenport Gazette
says: a man by che name of Gwan Can
nots, residing 9 miles northeast of this
place, killed his mother about midnight,
last night, by beating her on the head with
stick of cord wood; and when he had
killed her threw her out of the house. on
the wood pile. The murdered woman
was rs years old. Cannots is lodged in
Jail, and it is said that he is insane. He
left the house after killing her and refused
to be taken,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-21
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-21
NEW YORK.

Gilmore's Garden was crowded tonight.
Ten OF the forty pedestrians closed the
contest. Panehet was the winner, having
completed 48lB miles at 1907 D. m. Mer-
rltt retired at 1922 completing 475s miles.
beating the record of Ennis in the interna-
tional match.
Ennis sailed for London to-day to en-
gage in the pedestrian contest with Rowell.
Panchett and Merritt are announced to
follow.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-21

The ARGUS JOB PRINTING Rooms
turn out Cards, Circulars, Note Heads
Bill Heads, Law Briefs, and all othel
kinds of Printing, in the highest style of
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And THE ARGUS Book BINDERY is doing
all kinds Of work in that line, neat, quick
and cheap. The friends of the paper and
the public generally are invited to give our
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-21
Can't Preach Good.

No man can do good job of work
preach good sermon. try lawsuit well,
doctor patient, or write a good article
when he feels miserable and dull, with
sluggish brain aud unsteady nerves, and
none should make the attempt in such a
condition when it can be SO easily and
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See Truths" and Proverbs" other
column.