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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02

por cncllma de todos, legisla con per-
fe ,ecta justicia 10 lnismo para el gran
oe que para ell peque1o, 10 mismo
para ell hio que para ell ignorante,
10 mismo pAra ell pobre que para Ell
opulento, y& que en- la terra todo,
nasta 10 mas sagrado, 10 empeque-
Ileceh v v prosttituyen y rebajan las
tumuituosas pasiones de los hom-
pres : Qaad7e sino al cielo vuelve
81 nolnof ojos cuando auxilio,
justicia y sasion le MEGA 81 mun.
do? Sin anto TENOR do D;os
sin esa esq "a diyina de eterna
recomPenss r destinada al que SUI
fre y llora }, ! vida. en- vano es
que Sc prefer Afundir resignation
en- la desgracf' tcolOansedumbre en- la
exacerbaclon dmenstp pasiones, fe en-
las adverssdadeS ell perseguido
nunca ha de hal gA,nparo nj defan-
sa 81 ei lnocepte nca ha de hacer
resplandecer SUI inc o~;s; 81 Ell obre-
70 la oe amasar todS lavida ell pan
con 81 suuor oe su re tro sin espe-
rama oe un premlo a as afanes 81
ell proletario ha de mf rir de nriva.
clones sin la perspectivG de un con-
suelo despues de este '; lie de ldori-
mas 81 Ell paria ha de Aser etsrna-
mente paria, NADIA mas >n(atural one
sin fre~-~ algguno2,.e-all y 1rlndiendo
quito d la diosa Razon, Sc lance eli
obrero q la international y amenace
d los que Sc sirven de su trabajo co {
sangre y fuego !; ell proletario a l..
revolucion ; ell paria 4 la catastrofe;
y asl abocados todos a tan general
horror, NADIA mas l6gico quereepf,-l com J
legltima) )consecuencia deftan fatales
anteeedentes, nos envuelva manana
iel universal incendio y todo sea es
combros, horror y devastation!
Resuelva, resue}va~ va Ia diosa
b tremenda crisis que con-
10Y a las modernas socieda
Venga el racionalismo q s:.-
nos ilesos de esa conhagracion
oral!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02

volvemos sobrc nuestroS y
60. en ,nII IA torcida senda que hemns /
murendido eoo F.; y 81 de una vez o,o@on. no Az" :
'emo' e ~ ~ user seno maternal de la olvlha
T. a,ea;a es oueden encontrar las extrasia ,'s "a.
lslesla edades descauso para sus ~
tigas y en- los manantlaied a;edo nuriaca-
t'ev de- aus ldelicias Ia ansiada o.poIs;m pu.io
az eion nU9 81 sus brazos amoroslsaaos nzaaos
Gro vo2emos como 3dcs asss5pIras5z1Sn de a f. per-
hi)os p Pisa ,os corsuelos que nos mega NJ,
! ra e. el ontre %r'' los escombros de nuestr' ira
, ra 10ts snts0 rnina ,E moral y social no h ha a
! bra bra esperanza en- la agonla, nj, ,medio no iS de
+ : ma " tabla de salvacion en- meuau s;uan lc
: una aanfrag;o ra proceloso que orlgna;n a;a5- a.
y huracanes de las mooern"' ''
y des' o,6 mocho, pues, que duran
Sc s., osSs Scuarenta dias de pen1tetso11S ,s ae1S
r. cont contemplation, busquemos "a ma5 o,',
~ con,' COM on el regazo de aquel1la ,llnn mao
no sacratlsfla1, Ha ";snn que solo puede dar'
PER no; ne ;nmoSta!, "l Ia divina lglesla ae
1u- Ia Gaar;sto .rmo'er' en- medic de la universal
h,,iaciOn?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02
LA COLONIA DEL CABO.

Nuestros lectores han visto que
los ingleses han sufrido un gran re-
yes en- la colonia africana del Cabo de
Buena Esperanza, y que de Ports
Routh, de Santa Elena y de la In
dia han salido tropas para castigar
d los salyaies one produjeron este
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02


. $' as{.ss 3 ID iS5:9s; 4: 4E:::: Ss
por D. Ane"a Mootezuma, sobre que Sc reSoc y; O.
que de MooS'D oo%o carga de justicia vsraas a. ia;
ons;ones noneim conoedidas q su casa iAD'
Ia aRPssnltando Pou que el interesa00' "' %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02
y, utscENDlEN7E De MOe7EzuaA-

aos Como documento hist3rlo9 o. 'ur,eSI one "a
sio, simo y conio ona descubri6, ilustro,
lcos noble nacion anobleci0 la America,
Psn po Fshuye sl cumpmsntH to eaatoe as Se
aa 3ae sos contrso al adq"irrn r. rs'"oi srsp at
con va no poseo' Irdan publicada Ell i
onti- notable HeH. e@dn;d del 81 de dicien
pen Goce'o oe ;mo on nasado.
nes y bre proA''no r. c1rNnA
s,lh- 1rrNICTER1O DE hAOAA1A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02
.o;no no estA Pompe<
Me parecs que MI u oncnentro de sr@/
:, 80. ,,ora sn,nbeques, pues ~

o,o mi vecino no esta fomPe>
how para sa'nbeques' Pu0"
algo "esot1e'S0S50, "e@,;enS voP pregunt6 Jorge le-
Il Qol9n aiSoa1o y sonriendose. Z rrira.
vantando Ia o"S,0N" =, ,.1oro En- (
81 tai. ,;voca ", amigo, A.a aASo aun. 10 el i67
So equiHo0d nMo dispuesto tooo' "NA 10
pues me n" 90 ,.unabantetd. ;, .,halle- rarnos,
que sea u one darle vuelSas, an ME iante g
No my Tforibio ponendoSsse 10 ed eiudad, tejas
ros, dlo ~ On 81 campo que en- 10 no exis- critic
10 mismo S Se dia que de noene, veriade- encuen
10 mlsmo oo -, n,acer grande '0A vas, pc
: to mas quo drama
l. 70. ,9 = cuenc
70 Il Oual oe 90 pregunta 10 Que
a. y TSuG TnG es /? repitiercnn. n.on;~ o3 sar
81 placer de Yef9s 3sSios. hos, de D. To tgu1
ia Al ascaparse de los .os o0 nalabras, sus o1os
,l;a AZ es estas repugoantIetssh de sus Or rs
zee rlGiH os parecia que ssanimaba sus fac gfs
No. No. pi Sitas ell entuslaS'no I;o
an cones Ms Que dice ", w., eapp, soppresa.
90. nregSurt6 Jorge con con ss Gala, continue
ante 1S ESQ por saorod ono de- conviction; GUAM
81 11saen 'ss centes SO re9ne:n :n,nr ~
pue- 90 lSs o{So m6vil puedded dnns. 1mpo
tros. / que i Se distraerse Gons
este 9ae que ., nero e dispone1 de 10
te esa NV lS,,,orlo al azar, ESQ
ooca cIes aeSa castigarse por lao
70 con oe0 ,Permita v. que
,o.+r;nas son dissolve
osion oeo'Et e1Esto, caballer
oo3o oa;s todas partes' J On
1ue le arazooI1..
20. doss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02
LA PESTE DE LEVANTE.

Fue en- 1916 cuando ocurri6 10
que Sc llama en- la historic la prince
r0 naortandad.
La peste corri6 por todos los paf-
ses entonces conocidos, dejando re-
ducido ell n 1mero de habitantes la
cuarta parte. (Andres Laguna, Nu-
nez, Martinez de Leiva).
En- l347 es invadida la ciudad de
Almeria durante once meses.
AL ano asiguiente, Granada, Va
lencia, Catalui1a, y las demds provin-
de Espana sufren ell cruel azote
\ peste va generalizada.
$ poblaciones quedan yermas,
almente las mar1timas mu-
'rsonas morlan casi repentina-
Mallorca queda despoblada
J de un mes: en- Zaragoza
94s de 800 personas cada
aphar-Khatemar, y Ben
,historiadores de esta iris
feren que empez6 por
a Egipto y paso Italia,
1spana y que de cada
dos mor1an 80.
1850, y ocurre ell sitio
y D. Alfonso puso a la pla-
ltar contra los moros que
~"de la peste a su
ell mismo
eunos de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02

rise ys33i5$ ys3s3j5ss,;;s Ia ssss'fD 3 pff$s pfsnR: Pc
gsoan gssto S,e eae -despreoio por aats .ss Due pa
?de%sn Ss d. BBoniiaoio ;pSa1s ps91H euss uns ma ma
zs.e'oso, as ae o. le dijo, poniend0le 0D"
no sobre 81 hombre: ::.oonda v. Ia gsta
.01tenasrse 0ssaas" con los ho%D5Sls o@asls frase
U9a oa,Gt9aS carl tono 3. ToriDi0 al 1slH psr 9s
,se tan de smale ms decirse, sl plGto eaolaman I
.;;; ,..sss As';;:; |. 3 ssa''
erRss gso 'emS idea of1s va oe RSs
de = haUde asTiol Compare, ,.ra tome que 5ote e'
,s ,,AAtne6ajero de calidaa aa,dpmGndole pnaGS la DO
ne- m'eD!nga N 10 Dshggmando and ese teoho de s'''"0
que Sc y;ss a fus entonces una snpoj sa obje
Y La la1ia a' habia consegulSdo nsgaSo en- al la eaia
m. pues la an'p0a0A0A tabaco que
X~$n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02

tablar su reclam9
1887, presento I
cho : primero, q
triz por mandate
IA otorgada sp
nimo Fernand
ro de 1912. en- |
la Cueva, viuda
tezuma, y los h
Tesifon, d. FIR;
Cristobal y D. ]
S. M. el Ray ]
hecho merc,,d {
Ofdenes milit;
Tesifon y otro
d. Maria, aun
dos de renta /
nalados al may
mas 4 cada un,
memories 1.500
en- indios vac
va Espana, q 2
apartamiento
y demas Raye;
derechos les I
ran correspond
Moctezuma, r.
torio +; por 10
apartaban com
rechos: segand
por ell Subsecr,
Ultramar, que
Real cedula da
II a 5 de JuniI
existe en- ell A
que SO mando
Adado de Mocte.3
H. Jer6nims N
n bilisa Y Nava1
u asRN GAIA
[ srRie,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02

due ell pontl- |
oluta indepen-
instituciOnes y
\ desde los sub
de demolicion
70 a la faz de las
" escano aliza'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02
e y fatal, parto
. leggltimo del d9s, gs
escepticismo! F.! y" I'm
r formar socleoa,
5rigeradas. 81 no Sc
reno arbitro que
/ naralizar 81 ..dialogo,
aus visitantes' y pre-

81 = -. Il
,,r;oso sU,S cuanao lleguS !
.fue ESQ? +ocan a.
a.; cuando m me soy oO'oa1 qa1lo
ia = fmo fna, y peleo slemp''
Ia cresta. oobaron 8
In Ia ocurrencla w.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02

poSn0
to, copia de
por el misra
1892, ampll
sion de l,o
indios waco
dida en- 8
.(D.a Teresa
ma, en- con
: gu familia
5 por D. Ga'
: niga y por-
,s la eobligacio
,s nedias ana
. Real cedul;
r bre de 172
a libres de ld
~ Homes los
ra Moctezuma
"a propiedades
-, ferencia en-
u d de 1891, en-
del del pago ds
les Sarmiento J
da- de D. Je5T
|Condesa d.
,,+..) ti6cacione!s
: ~. :. den superi!e
! ia y neral de slma
Iva ira dos Reale
adre villa q 3 de Nc
tud de las que
mos cedi6 q D. Jero.
'rno' m de Oca sarmIle u
Je.' hiios de D. VI
i trl- ouesa de Tenet
luna, pensions
1000 pesos res
-. 40 4 los servici
MA oenitores, y sci
oobuelo el EmI
lriosl sacrifc6 su pc
que la en- Nueva Esl Gg
Luustr5, Emperador "a
nerlca, tlhcacion q 1GIe de
oe l's rior, en- Ia gu
cuatfo dula dada p'
los q'le en- el Pardo
gniente hacienda ex1' x :
Ia en- la y Moctezuma Ste H0s
oi''o''' viembre de l
D. Jeronim'
MA entendiep9
Ma habia dc Sc
con ella hah
"a sus hernia
octave, cert
"a al Rey secretario
,romovido oue comprt
9ruel, Du- dida en- Ba
10 Sc reco- cuyo origir
icia varnGs a. '1o;s general Dc
lsa J iA" Ell Rey D.
ado, al en- da pension
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02
l0LIfII AERGAI7I DE- PUERTO RICO,

Saba do II de Mario de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-02
REALORDEN.

M1NISTER1O DE HACAHNO O1>'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-17

win without their aid-they can probably
dictate its nomination next year, and thus
virtually control the Presidential election
in case of democratic success. Toward
this end, all the shrewd greenback lead
ers are bending their efforts. But if they
give up that Independent position, and be-
come at once mere tender to the demo
cratic locomotive, they are well aware
that the next National Democratic Con-
vcntion will consult the interests of the
party in New York and New Jersey, and
placate greenback voters with planks in the
platform. The greenback party, in short,
has to decide whether it will vote itself
ont of existence or not, and upon its read
mess to commit hari-kari depend whatey-
err hopes Gen. Ewing still INDUCES.
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nlt,thrOu Locals.

The Juvenile Temple anniversary at Pack
ard Hall, Tuesday evening, passed off very
pleasantly. The children and young people
acquitted themselves finely, considering the
short time they have had for PREPARATION
The General Superintendent of Juvenile
Temples in Maine. Mrs. I. A. Hodgdon of
Watcrville, was present but oN ing to the
lateness of the hour she did not address the
Temple. 4 fair audience was in attendance
1t is now certain that the proposed temper
ancc celebration on the 30th. will come off in
Kings Grove, near this village Arrange
ments are IN progress for large and mpor-
tant gathering. The Maine Central X. r.
will furnish Il cheap rate of fare over its line
from all points. We have not le.rned the
names of those who will speak Committees
have been appointed from the several
temperance organizations here to as
si>t in carrying out the programme.
The niversalists will observe next Sun
day rs thidren's Day. The morning ser
vices will be nj the usual hour. and will con-
siSt of short sermon to the children sing
ing by the Sunday school etc. In the even
ing there will be n Sunday school concert.
The church will be appropriately decorated
Mrs. VI. +. Smith has II juvenile class in
reading and elocution. which meets twice a
week in Academy Hall. Each pupil carries
penny ut each lesson. which i, all the ex-
pcnSc of tuition there is.
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Gardiner Local News.

John plais.cd, one of the oldest native res
idcnts OF Gardiner. died ut his residence on
High street, Tuc day evening. ut i o'clock
He had been feeble in health for some time,
but able to hc out of doors nearly every day
While preparing for bed he was stricken
down and died in II few minutes For many
years Mr.. Pial,tcd was Il prominent business
man in this city, being extensively engaged
in tanning and currying leather, and giving
employment tn large number of men. lie
was a man of active habits. excellent char
actcr, and for more than half century n
prominent mciiber of the Methodist church
He had reached an age that few attain in this
life, being cighty-one years old. Thus one
by one the old citizens pass away. and
others are pressed on in the irresistible
march of time to ripper years and decrcpcd old
age.
Farmers are pressing forward their hay
ing. but find the crops light a compared
with some seasons. The showers OF this
week caught some mapping, and wet good
deal of hay.
Rev. McsSrs. Park and Lindsay will ex-
change work during their respective vara-
tions. For the next three Sabbaths Mr.
Park will he absent. and Mr.. Lindsay will
supply both pulpits, preaching in the fore
noon at the Congregational church, and in
the afternoon at the Methodist, and the three
succeeding Sabbaths Mr.. Park will preach in
the same order.
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General News.

The trial of Cha>tinc Cox for the murder
of Mrs. Hull was commenced in New York
Monday.
Mr.. Ernest Iong.cllow, the artist. and son
of the poet, is ahout to return to America af-
ter three wears absence abroad.
An Indianna judge married last week his
fifth wife, having lost one by death AMI three
by divorce. The cntrrpri>ing woman who
has undertaken to console this much be
reaved man is only Is years old
\ remarkable escape from death was noted
at Niagara Falls the other day. where nine
years-old boy fell over the clif below the
cataract. He struck on patch of brush
wood which lay on the bottom, sixty feet be
low, and by this fortunate chance escaped UNI
injured.
In Ravenna, Italy, when the streets were
full of people celebrating the festival of St
John the Baptist, n maniac snatched up a
knife from butchers stall and fell upon
every one he came across. Before he was
captured he wounded eleven persons, one
MORALLY.
When the Zulus stripped the Prince Impe-
rails body, they would not touch the little
medal of the Madonna which he wore around
his neck, because it is an article of faith in
South Africa that charms taken from a dead
man carry with them the luck of the former
owner.
Leadvillc, Col, furnishes one of the mean
est elopemcnts on record Joseph Love, Il
hotel keeper and mine owner there, took in
James Cummings, the victim of an aggravat-
ed disease and nursed him back TO health
Cummings showed his gratitude by running
of with $1,000 of Loves money, two of hi.
children and his wife. The guilty couple
were overhauled at Piusburg, and Gov. Hoyt
has honorcd the rcquisition for their return
to Leadyille.
The receipts from customs for the last iis-
cal year were six million dollars in excess of
those for the preceding years. There now
remains but fifty million of the new four per
cent. bonds to be issued to subscribers. II
is expected these will be disposed of by the
end of this month
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In the article to which Mr.. Black refers
in the above communication, we made no
charge that he furnished affidavits or cop
les of aflidavits in regard to Mr.. Davis's
record as soldier. We asked the Maine
Standard, first to "give the war record of
Captain (9) r. w. Black, who procured
'the pension for Corporal Davis Second,
to furnish the afiidavits or copies there
''of from which the Standard made up
''the military record of Mr.. Davis as pub
''lished in that paper"
We made no charge against Mr.. Black,
and if he has had nothing to do with the
ISLANDERS against Mr.. Davis, he need not
be in hot haste to deny what he has not
been charged with? We asked the STAN
dard to publish the "affidavits or copies
of aflidavits, on which its article purport-
ing to give the war record of Mr.. Davis
was based. We again ask it to publish
them, also Captain (9) Blacks war rec
ord.
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though he did have time to deduct from the
appropriation of 1856 certain items he CON
sidercd extraordinary.
When Mr.. Dana said that thirtv-one and
half million dollars of our State debt has to
be paid within the next ten years (and this is
only about one-half of the debt of the State"
he must have got the figures given him by the
great Kcnnebec leader slightly mixed. This
was evidently int, n led to read ID millions,
and at these figures is more than Sl0O,o
too large as one half the bonded debt less the
sinking fund is 81, 40S, 452
Further on this financial Doctor SAYS:
''Deducting the annual interest payment
and county criminal cost, the State tax prior
to 1857 amounted annually to Sl20 900 only
in 1873, to which the republicans point with
pride, deducting interest, pensions, sinking
fund and payments toward the debt and other
war expenses, and the State tax was S4ll ,232,
an increase OF 240 per cent"
Why did he not deduct from the State tax
of 1873 the 50, COO for Soldiers Orphans; the
s2l 900 for Normal Schools the S37 900 for
Free High Schools the s. 900 for the Maine
General Hospital; the 81 900 for the Maine
Industrial School for Girls; and the S230. 900
Mill Tax. making in the whole S:'07 600
which can with greater propriety be deducted
from the State tax of 1873 than can the Grim
inal cost item be taken from that Of 1856.
Making this deduction according to his own
figures, we find that part of the State tax of
1873 applied to ordinary State expenses Sl0:t.-
G32 against Sl2O.00o applied to the same pur
pose in 1886. 1t will he borne in mind this
is according to Chairman Dana's mode of tig-
uring and giving him full benefit of payment
of State debt and interest in lSi6 amounting
to Sl75.940. Let us see whether he should
have this credit. State Treasurer Isaac Reed
in his report for the year ending Dee. Fl.
1856 SAYS he sold State bonds amounting with
the premium thereon to SlS3, G6S 70. Mr..
Dana don't seem to think it necessary to say
anything about this transaction: it don't help
his side of the question materially. We will.
however, be fair and give him the benefit OF
Sl0S 900 increase of cash on hand for that
year, leaving SO. 900 in round numbers to be
taken from his credit of Sl1j,9i0 paid on the
State debt and interest, and added to the
Sl20.000 making Sl9j, 900 the amount taken
from the State tax to dcfray the ordinary cx-
pcnscs of the State in 1886 against SOB, G32.
coming out of the tax Of 1873, for thai pur-
pose.
Verify, when the modern democratic states
man gets to rafting around in figures repre-
sentng State finances. wonderful develop
mcnts may be expected.
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Some have refused to use ''put up" medi-
cines. simply because they do not know just
how they are made. Do You refuse to accept
the deductions and conclusions of the As
tronomer simply because you are unacquaint-
ed with his methods of calculation? You do
not refnsc to eat, and yet the exact process
by which the food is assimilated into the
structure of the body is unknown Are Won
always able to translate the latin prescrip-
tionS obtained from your family physician.
and understand the effect of each remedy
named and the chemical change each may
undergo when combined with another? Then
why let such groundless objections debar you
from using remedy that has cured your
neighbor? Take DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery. Thousands bear testimony
that it has speedily and permanently cured
them of coughs, colds, incipient consump-
ton, and almost all forms of scrofueus dis
eases. Chm you dohbt that it is pure, po-
tent, and valuable medicine? Are the par
ties whose names are published false wit
ncsscs? Read Pierce's Memorandum and
Account Book, given away by druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-17
Corporal Davis's RecOrd.-Letter
From X. w. Black.
ArGusrA Ne, July 10Th, 1879.

ArGUsTA Me, July 10th, 1879.
To the Editor Of the Journal:
Referring to your article of yesterday, in
which YOU connect my name with the publ
cation of the war record of Hon. Daniel +.
Davis republican nominee for Governor, I
would merely state that | have furnished no
copy of any record which | may have pertain
ing to his service in connection with his APP
plication for pension, and have persistcntly
refused to exhibit such record to each and
every person wishing to see it, That am
not responsible for any statements which
have been published pertaining to the subject
That have taken no part in this controversy
neither do intend to do so unless driven to
it, or unless requested to do so by Mr.. Davis
in which case | will cheerfully comply.
r. W. BLACK.
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Secretary Sherman and RcSump-
ton.

c,u. chor,,or ,;;.ol p,u,,l;
MONDAY ana look TRIP To inspect inc bela-
ware river and harbor. On the way meet
ing of those on board the steamer wa, called
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VINO introduced secretary sherman MI
Sherman then made some remarks part OF
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-17
Political.

The republicans carried the municipal cleo
ton in Annapolis, Md, Monday, elccting
their Mayor. City Councillor and four out of
six members of the City Council.
Tn" Napa (Cal) Democrat reports a resi-
dent of thar place who has voted the straight
democratic ticket, there or elsewhere. for the
past - years, as saving: "Sct me down for
Perkins this year, and il that makes me Il re-
publican, am a republican" Ana it say
that this democrat speaks the sentiments oG
other members of his party there as well rs
elsewhere in the State