davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-20

AWARD or PNEMICHB.
william yoursius. Superintendent. ncrk-
sh!rcs: First premium. Tnyfor Brf's'' "aSnee-
ioiatl,i Ch,nn. lost barrow, md Under
cilulle hi; sgcstl,l, sumo purity.
liGst lnrl1'w u.tscr year. samo party; sec-
u Icst sow, ! autl under years. First premium,
- i,cst M % SOW nSr year. First and sceont, prom
Iuins IL J. a. C0llntryn,at,, 1soehellc' I'LL
CHESTER wistTE'.
Dcst harrow under year. FirAt. Taylor nrnA.,
wnyncsylllc, ILL.,: seoond, scno'dt & Dhsis. Dyof,
Hest sow, and under ycars. First. Tny'or
llrtis.. WnyntAv:lc. III. .,
i3est SOW urder ! ycer:: First, :. 4. isrnwn :
GRADES AND CROSSES,
{}nrrow, l anil vader . years. Flrst, scheidt 4
Davis, uyGr, 1nd.; second, J. A. countfsm"h.
Tcsl ,n.rrow undor year. First. Henry DavIs.
1Icst aow. | anl Under ycnss. First. Taylor
llroa., Wuyncsviltu, ILL.,; sGcnut'. snine pafty.
l}rst SOW under year. First. ScIeIdt d uavis.
Dsrs, lnd.: aGcotld, sMtllc parties.
SWEEPSTAKES. ..-
I}cst barrow. ! und anaes :ycers- sehcsdt 4
i.rsi UarrUw under year. Horny Davis, Dyer,
iiest sow. md under years. J. A. Country
W list SOW .n,ltior ycas. soboldt s. Davis, Dyer,
IMM.
GRAND swEEpsrAKEs.
Iscst h9rTos s,r eGs In tho show. j. A. conn'
Heaviest lat hox. scncldt s Davis, Dyer, lud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
Ell DRAMA De CAY0.HUES0.

En- ell primero de les corteses arti-
culos que dedicamos en- respuesta al
senior Baldorioty lie Castro, n1mero
102 del BoLETIN. queriendo honrar
la memoria de nuestro amigo don
Gonzalo Castalon "a. e. P. d., diJi-
mos:
"Al POGO tempo de restablecido
Castanon ocurrio su descabellado via
Ije Cayo- Hoeso, en- donde, en- vez
de caballeros, encontrd asssinos. Ell Sc
gundo duelo, que concerto cuchillo,
solos y en- un islote desierto, fue preci-
samente con un laborante procedente
de tel6grafos por agravios que creia
haber recibido en- un articulo nuestro
en que describiamos su no niuy limpia
fuga de Ia estacion, y que Castanon, con
su natural nobleza, hizo suyo ante su
adversario."
De este sencillo parrafo, en- que
consta que no por este seguado lance
que Sc lie propuso cuando va estaba
en- Cayo-Hueso, adonde habfa lido,
como 10 sabe todo ell mundo, en-
busca de un tai Reyes, director del
peri6dico H Republican,, que lie
habfa insultado diciendo que habfa
sido abofeteado Castanon en- Puer-
to-Prlncipe, 10 que era uua calum-
MIA villana de este parrafo deduce
ell senor Baldorioty las siguientes in
juriosas frases, que han repetido en-
diferentes formas varios de sus cori-
faOs:
"Por esta 6poca ocurri6 IN terrible
drama en- que ell senior Perez Morris fu6
porte principal, en- ell orfgan, parte eclip-
sada en- eI tin. Cu6ntanos, en- efecto, con
admirable sangre fria, que un articulo
escrito por q, y que Castsnon con su
natural nobleza hizo sayo, fud la causa
del dueLo que costd la vido d este energico
escr,tor. Segursmente ell Sr. Perez Mo-
ris no supo este doloroso s@ceso hasto des-
pues de consumado Seguramcnte le fue
impossible ocmpar et puesto que su propio
escyfto le seiialoba en- este lance segura-
mente hizo, catando naenos, ertraordina-
rios esfaerzos para inapedtr et vioje de
CastoNon que llama descabellado sin
poderto coaSegui,,. No es de dudar que
aquel fnnestro acontecimiento haya de-.
jado en- 80 daimo tristes y hoados rsc,ser-s
dos, ya por el amigo, va por el defensor
desventurado del escrito que h0bia tyo-
sad0 ~ waa0 K sin snlbargo, | padaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

gro que corrfa, sale de aauella habita-
cion, encu6ntrase con joaquin Botella,
que le hizo fuego, pero tuvo Ia buena
suerte de que no Ie diera ell tiro pu1o
herir al asesiuo con 81 canon del rey6i-
yer, dandole un terrible golpe en- la fren-
to. Viose la saxon 1ne por detras le
asian, pero, rompiendo el gaban, pudo
zafarse de ellos, desamar q uno, y entire
los muohos disparos de que era blanco,
ganar la escalera, penetrar en- su Guar
to, coger otro revolver, y cuando bajaba
va para vengar la muerte de Castaion
8 perecer en- la contisnda, le detuvo Ia
policia.-El motin SO apaciguo, conse.
guido el objeto de los asesinos, y empe-
20 hacer arrsstos la policia. Duran.
TO esta tragica escena, Arias Pinilla
que, como llevamos mentado, estaban
escribiendo los detalles de 10 ocurrido
en- casa de Mr. :. F.. al DIR las voces las
corridss de gentes los muchos tiros
que sonaban, asomaronse al balloon y
vieron numerosos grupos de cubanos
que con gritos de salvaje algeria Sc di.
rigian al hotel.-Comprendieron en- 81
acto el crimen cometido, y acompana.
dos de la poficla, fueron a su habitacior
en- donde encontraron al malogrado
Oaatanon en- ell estertor de la agonia.
Rsconocio las haridas ell doctor PiniIla,
y las encontro mortales.
Un sacerdote cat6lico le administrt
la Extremauncion, espirando nuestro
desgracisdo amigo en- aquel instante.
Castanon debio sufrir mucho en- los
veinte minutes que duro su agonia. Asi
10 dabsn A entender sus ahogados gri-
tos y las fuertes y continuadas convul-
stones nerviosas en- que SO retorcia, NOR
diendo al mismo tempo cuanto encon-
traba.
La indignation que tan inicuo aten.
tado despert6 en- 81 pueblo de Cayo-
Hueso y las demostraciones de simpa-
tia que tributaron al cadaver de la VIC
TINA, son va conocidas del p1blico, res
tlndonos 4 nosotros solamante hacel
constar nuestra etsrns gratitud todo;
y principalmente al Consul Espa1o
Sr. Ainz, y gu apreciable sonora, por
sus bondades para con nuestros ami igos
tejiendo la Ultima por sus propias ma
nos una corona de flores para que fuese
colocada sobre al f6rretro del martil
de Ia patria.
In poblacion entera de Ia Habana hs
presenciado el recibimiento qua Sc hizo
oil cadaver de nuestro Director, la ex
plosion dc sentimiento general y lal
memorables oxequias que Sc le tributa
ron"
ST en vista de esta pagina vergon
zosa de la rebellion cubana, no rec
titica su asercion ell senor Castro, moi
hara variar del todo la buena opinion
que de 81 ten(amos formada, pues
entonces deduciremos que no POI
error sino por m2ldad nos habia ira
tado de achacar crimenes ajenos y
cobardlas iniignas y en- este case
va sabremos de flo q que atenerno'
sobre los levantados hilalgos serti
mientos de que amigos y adversario;
nos habian hablado poniendo por las
nubes al nuevo director de La Gro
MICA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

En- el vapor directo del domingo
lego 4 esta Capital ell nuevo Presi-
dente de la Audiencia del Territorio
limo. Sr. D, Leandro Soler y Espal-
ter, promovido d dicho cargo desde
ell de Magistrate del Tribunal de la
Habana. Acompanan al senor Soler
su distinguida esposa, sus cuatro biz
JOS y su sonora madre politica.
El LINES tom6 possession ei senor
Soler, con las formaIidades de cos
tumbre, del elevado cargo que le
ha con6ado ell Gobierno de s. NJ.
Saludamos desde nuestras column
mas q tan respectable caballero y dis
tinguida familia, no dudando que les
serd grata la vuelta q este pals del
que solo han estado ausentes unoa
pocos amos.
Complete va ell personal del Tri-
bunal Superior de nuestro Terrific
rio, todos cuyos senores Magistrates
son rectos y dignisimos, y ellyo j6-
ven ilustrado Fiscal de s. NJ. ell
limo. Sr. D. Vicente Fernandez ha
sabido crearse una reputation de-
entendido, energico j recto en cor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

Sc han establecido los siguientes
por nuestros correligionarios
SABANA DEL PALMAR.- En- este
pueblo reunidos nuestros correligio.
rios, eligieron ell siguiente Presi.
dente: - D. Jose 7. Perez, Vocales.
D. Pedro Espina, D. Modesto Co.
bian, Secretario.-D. Manuel Loise.
lie.
AGUAs -BUENAs Sc nombr0 es.
te comit6: Presidente Don Jose
Martinez Balasquide, Vocales. ID.
Manuel Navarro. d. Jacinto Blanco
D. Alexandra Villar, - Secretario,
D. Antonio Medin.
HAro- GRANDE.- Presidente D.
UIpiano Vall6s. - Vice-presidente,
D. Francisco Mendez.-Vocales, D.
Manuel Soto D. Abelardo CaJas, D.
Jose Isern y Mas, D. Eleuterio San
Miguel, D. Celestiuo Mendez-Se.
cretarios, D. Jose Patricio Perez,
d. Juan Benet.
JUNCos.-Presidente ID. Agus-
tin Dueno.-Vocales, D. Del6n Sic
IRA, D. Clndido Farina, DR.. D. Jose
Gimenez, D. Antonio Navas.-Se-
cretario, D. Pedro Pascual Perez.
HATILLo.-Presidente ID. Jose
Ignacio Corujo.-Vocales, D. Jose
NJ. Garcia, D. Leonardo Acosta, D.
Jose D. Abreu, D. Francisco Alfonso,
D. Eduarno Jove, D. Manuel Juar-
be, D. Manuel de Leon, d. Domingo
Ruiz, D. Domingo Antonio Rubir
secretario la reunion conservado-
ra de Hatillo pas6 de Glen personas.
HoRMIGUERos. .-Presid idente. .-Excm o.
Sr. d. Jose Antonio Annoni. Voca-
les, D. Narciso Deulofen, D. Dio-
mcio UrJaus, D. Narciso Oiler d i,
Agustin Was. .-Secretario d. FernaH-
do Lines.
QUEBRADILLAs. .-Presidente = D.
Mixlmo Laborda. presiden-
te, D. Florencio de Jes1s.-Voca-
les, D. Eusebio de Latorre y d. Fer
nando Ruiz-Secretario, D. Manuel
Lamela.
DEMONSTRATING ID. Can
dido Cobian.-Vocales, D. Pompe-
yo Oliu, D. Agustin Feliu y D. Bar-
nardo Perez.-Secretario, d. jaime
Mimoso.
YAUco.- Presidente - D. Joa-
quin Baco. - Vice-presidente, d.
Juan Carreras.-Vocales, D. Gui-
llermo Comins, D. Jaime Julia,-Se-
cretario, D. jaime Gerones.
ToA-ALTA.-P A.-Presidente:-D. Jose San
tiago Izquierdo.~~Vocales D. Rafael
Roca, D. Juan Ramirez y D. Luis
Forteza. .--Secretario, d. Jose de
Diego. En- la reunion que eligio d
estos amigos y correliglonarios Sc
acord6 dar TN voto de gracias al di-
rector del BoLETIN por sus servicios
al partido, distinction que agradece-
mos sinceramente 81 bien la .iuzgamos
inmerecida.
GuRAHo.-- presidente - D, lai-
ssssA sssrrr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

me Sala. Vice-presidente, D. Ma
tias Gonzalez. Vocales, D. Juan g.
Oamara y D. Eustaquio Oollazo.
Secretario, D. Rafael Sala.
TRUJILLo- Afro. = Prcsidente:-D.
Ramon Sanchez lopez Vice-presi.
dente, D. Tomas Hernandez. " Voca-
les, D. Antonio A. Hernandez, D.
Monserrate Monge, D. Lorenzo Fer
rer y D. Juan Cruz. --Secretario, D.
Teodosio Pereira.
ANAsCo. -Presidente - d. Jose
Antonio Sein.-V Vice-presidente, D.
Jose Manuel Laurnaga. - Vocales,
D. Jose Ramon Rodriguez, D. An
gel Tomas Mora, D. Martin I. Echa-
lecu, D. Solano Gonzalez.-Suplentes,
D. Felix Velasco, D. Antonio Diez,
D. Fermin lingo, D. Jose Olivencia,
Secretaries, D. Francisco Pagan, D.
Francisco Cepeda.
CAYgY.-Presidente:-D. Melton
Vazquez. = Vocales, D. Fernando
Llera, D. L1cas Diaz, D. Jose Utsets.
D. Jose NJ. Vazquez, D, Francisco
Rucabado. = Secretario. D. Pedro
Fossas.
MISUNDERSTANDING ID. Juan
Billoch, Vocales.-D. Quintin Santa
ma, D. Luiz Zuzuanegui, D. Cristo-
bal Magraner, D. Luiz Oms, D. Juan
ampos.-Secretario, D. Mariana A.
Dominguez.
RIo-GRANOE.-P .-Presidente:-D. An
tonic Zecchini. -Vice-presidente e, D.
Gabriel Montaner. Vocales: D. j.
Antonio Garcia, D. Santos Gimenez,
D. Jose Pimentel, D, Juan Ros. Sc
cretario D. Juan Fej6o Vlllalobos.
ARROYo.-El s del actual reuni-
dos nuestros amigos de Arroyo, re-
sult6 elegido por unanimidad ell sl-
guiente Comite
PresideHte honorario ID. Jose
Antonio Alcaide. .-Presidente, D. Ja-
cobo Gonzalez, Vice-presidente D.
Rafael Gonzalez.-Vocales, D. Se-
bastian Munoz y Rivera, D. Joaquin
Barnes, D. Alfredo Salgado, D. Ber-
nardo Sanchez, D. Sebastian Mas
sanet, D. Francisco Nld4l. Secre-
tarios D. Ramon Llanos Bleza y D.
Francisco Fernandez Porrata.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

Creemos que es deber de la Intsn-
dencia aliviar cuanto permitan la ley
y la eqnida1 las pocas haciendas de
cana que quedar en- pie, pues con-
cluidsS que sean Sc habran agotado
los principales manantiales de rique-
ga i'nponible, y no le sera dable GU
brir las atenciones del presupuesto.
Decimos este porque a Manatl ha
enviado la Intendencia una comision
que ha calculado ell producto de ca
da cuerda de cana en- tres bocoyes y
medic, 8 sean "A quintales, 10 que
dista tanto de Ia verdad practica CO.
mo ell dia de la noche. No hay ha-
cendado que no sepa a costa suya
que 10 mas que produce una cuerda
de cana, calculadas todas, son de %
a 80 quintales. A cada una de las
palmas de todas clases les atribuye
dicha comision $l-25 de utiiidad, 10
que tambien es excessive, SCORE todo
cuando estos arboles estan lelos de
la capital. Todo criador de ganado
sabe que una res en- paste de vega
produce 10 mas sels pesos anuales y
dos escasos donde ell terreno es po-
bre. Pues bien, la comision, contain
do como reses las crias de todas ella.
ses y hasta los bueyes de las hacien-
das, que estan hbres de contribution,
las calcula a diez pesos por cabeza,
aunque pasten en- las alturas. Esto
es sencillamente absurdo, y con tai
sistema de valoracion la provincial
deberla pagar dos mlllones de pesos
de contribution directa en- vez de loa
100000 one satisflce, y sus agri-
cultores deberlan estar na1ando Ell
la abundancia por 10 POGO que hasta
la fecha han pagado A la Inten-
dencia consta, como d nosotros, que
de Glen hacendados, criadores de ga
nado y estancieros ell SO p% estan
arruinados, SIN encontrar quien les
adelante fondos para la exploitation
lie gus fncas y siendo este notorio,
claramente Sc deduce que la comision
investigadora de Manatl Sc ha pro-
puesto hacer aparecer una prosperi-
dad que no existe, y repartir unas
contribuciones insoportables que obi
garfan 4 los propietarios d entregar
sus fncas al Estado.
Els de esperar que ell csntro supe-
rior de Hacienda, que no ignora la
pobreza de nuestros campos, desa-
probara tan exsgeradas como ima-
ginarias valoraciones.
, 1880-06-20

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 19.-The cotton
seed oil mills OF this city closed work TOT tne
season to-day. having consumed all their
aeed. Several hundred hands go out of EN-
pIoy,nent until September. The Company
have converted several thousand tons OF
cotton-seed into oil and cake during the year.
GA1ESA, III, June 19:-Yoshida kiyonaMIl, M
Minister Resident at Washington IRON tp me me
Japanese Government, arrived IN the CITY
% tbs morning and is visiting Gen. Grant.
Special Dispatch TO The Chicago 3rtbn1s. ~, ~
E1G1y. ILL.,, June 19.-John Gail Borden
toIlay % %te,egr:aphed t: orders from New York
that the Condensng Company III this o;lys0e Glty 0e
and Businessmen are much depressed there
BY re closing G the II bs sf9Ty 2d7 d1 Who % VII VII
mi accept eight cents for milk.
n"' <'~9 70 use Wtstern Associated Press.
SpR1sGF1ELp, ILL.,, June 19.-The Journal
;sts If tha CITY met tonight all the papers
2pS d aS.psa 5 pd apPreR1ps poPP So s.
r. ph;jlins. who was for years a prominent
and an honored member OF the profession.
, 1880-06-20
THE DEAD EMrRESS.


LONDON, June 19.-Severa1 additional facts
connected with the last sad chapters In the
story Of the late Empress Of Russia have
been communicated by mail, the Russian
censors not permitting such things TO
travel over the wires. When the En-
press was placed in the coffin she was
arrayed in the Imperial robes with long
mantle, crown, and all her decorations, III
Guiding that Of the Red Cross OF Geneva
which she priced above all. He feet were
shod with white satin shoes, the whole
costume being more fitted for festiva!
than for journey to the land
whence no traveller returns. just
as the METROPOLITAN Of St. Petersburg was
lifting the body into the coffin the Emperor
and Ills five sons, who were standing BY, were
startled by a loud clap Of thunder tn'1
that seemed to shake the palace to its foun,
datjons, The storm ragged necessarily until
the body reached the chapel. 1t then ceased
as If by enchantment. The Emperor, VINO,
as is we'll known, is very superstitious, was
yisibly affected BY what he must have taken
for proof of Divine displeasure. His emo
tion betrayed itself by the low nervous cough
which is we'll known to his friends and cour-
tiers.
, 1880-06-20
SPAIN.
RELIGIOUS ORDER
c~tr1 IN kfA

PARIS, June ia Madrid correspondent
telegraphs as follows: The Spanish Coy
ernment in circular to the Governors OF the
Provinces informs them that King Alfonso
in a Council of the Ministers has
been pleased to order that no re-
ligious community expelled from France
in virtue Of the DEGREES of the Republican
Government shall be permitted to establish
converts, colleges, or houses in any province
near the French frontier; that Is to say
from Biscay across the peninsula to Cata-
lonia, in the. Provinces of Navarro the
Etro Valley, Aragon, and Catalonia, which
were the theatre Of the Carltst rings
In the rest of the Peninsula the Govern
mcnt reserves the right TO examine all tneif
petitions for authorization to reside. Ihls IS
to apply to native as well as to French com, com
munitics, and none shall be tolerated
in the Kingdom before an aue
thorization is granted, The laws OF
Spain since 1886 discstablisied prohibited re-
ligious orders, but the restoration, as the CIR
cuiar observes, has only tolerated convents,
monasteries, and Jesuit colleges after exam
ining their petition. Since the Ferry decree
in France many orders, including Jesults'
have solicited permission to reside III opaln'
, 1880-06-20
ROUMANIA-BUIGARIA.
rr4EYr3 YTTTIE DISPUTE.

LONDON, June IA circular note OF AUS
tria addressed to the Powers, proposes TO
settle the Rouna1lia-Bulgaria boundary as
pute by modifying the report OF the techmcal
Commission, so that, while Arab-Tabta snail
belong to Roumania, the southeastern part
of Silistria, which will dominate the pro
poscd Danube bridge, shall remain BulRa-
rian. ,,t., ,<r,.u..-
s7,nnIc,1ce saws: The Roumania agent at
Spnhia has been instructed to demand from
The Bulgarian Government categoI1cat! a at e. e
XIII amthorizin. the naturalization Of Bulga-
rians 11 5 as Ronmanians in the new Roumanian
territory, In case the explanation is unsatls.
factory, Roumania threatens q rupture OF
diplomatic relations.
, 1880-06-20

1t seems that the loyalty OF the ChampololsIs
the main chance. for all the
subscribers M s'' IN % tha FIND we're promised
:"1.."aa4 81 ~, 4 ~ - ar aa,+ ae 1onp
lntefess @ a. @ ne s rate o. pSl ge"T a. Po;r 5oe
as 1i1 enh,;c,m aI1I WAS orran nsnnates that
tne sums & cQllleetea o';its amoHns ~ ;ntenG to
st;nlcS, III ~ a. ulA' frsnrractionaTv movement in
SIT up al t at1smtlestaS ,,,at rh;s rennTt is
tne pIoglnceJ aoDut huguss, 7,,rnosa the caisse
touay ue.l'eu i.' ssosos dost;n.1 for + ;s MT
nolte Wai ollRllaa uea'ieu ,,,,t +1,nf +ha cn,s
er;rocy ~ h1,bh1a hns haon hnrst
spliaeS ouuplo iiao pecn nu-a. s
THE AMNESTY QUESTION
10 the Western A'soetattd Prsss.
the Senators and Deputies to discuss the
, 1880-06-20
THE RIFLE

LoSo-RASGE SHOOTING AT DoLLYMouNr'
DUBLIN, June 19.-ln the shooting for the
Long-Range Challenge Cup at DoIlymount
to-day seven Americans and ten OF inc
English team competed, the ranges be-
ing 500, &c., and 1000 yards Ten
shots were allowed at each range
With two sighting shots. There was
a drizzling rain and mist, which much
hindered the sighting shots. The rain ceased
after the 9oo-yards range had been shot, put
the sky continued overcast. a light log
came from the sea at the long range, and the
bull's-eye could be only dlmly ooselvea
through the sighting-glass. AS the Amerf-
cans are accustomed to shooting, in good
Iieht It was admitted that to-lay's practice
could not be taken as test OF merit. merit zo+;,aa
after Xix shots, in which he made 10. Brown
retired after his ninth shot, with score
% Following s;oi are the scores at the three
, 1880-06-20
THE WlLMETTE MYSTERY.
Arrest Of william Meyer on suspicion
of Having Murdered His Child

.s+ ~ xpt11sam Never on Suspicion
Ares. VI M...sa~ad x1ix (,ntid.
oil HosAnE "Au Ioo1 su -. 80 s--.aa,,+o7
After several days fuVest1gauons proseculeu
on their own account, Central Station detectives
.eaterdav Mace under arr est William Meyer, the
yea'o1uas pas ,a,, +o,,-d a-ownad a few weeks
father or 1ne ooy Ao"no -.,aso ao.+h
since at Wilme1te, concerning "noso uoaeA
there have been 30 many rumors
a.,a sovora1 suits in the Superior Court
ano oe ,ad 1;ha1 Yesterdav Detectives
for dnmages ana npel. iee,Tea; Ieasa,1rsn ,vent
Shea and Ripley A1nstoln ana Lonaes"u, e', IN "in. in
to Wilmette for the purpose OF following up III,
a.t,o- +iono hv the Inter two officers which had
Feet'eaAoHo y, ~ 80 ..,~a-a1 davu nos+u inst az
been In progress 1or ee'el uase 80 at+wo
the detectives arrived at the oepo1 tney n1el
Of the Meyer children, who, hand IN hana'
49, ,r.;+ino FIR rha return OF their father, who
"e.e WHILE -. ~,+.s -, hrs,neaa DeteotiTes
had been to Inc Guy "n CUISINES. as eh,,s-a,, ~
Arnstein and Londersan tooR these cn'io1eu - 80
hand md closely questioned the eldest. a child
- q ,.aa-s regarding the death Of their little
OF seals, tee0,as - ,.ts@., ~ rho child leading
brother Willie. os pu.e.ns ~ x,]1,s @ hor,a,
questions, they we're told thae Willie ca1ne n"Ae
,oro one nfeht, and that his mother struck him
hnarV " hiow on the back of the head with
liz Hn fell to the floor, and the little girl
says she knows no more because she
was taSen away from the room by
her parents This point was Rrcatt
enlarged upon by Inc oEteclaseat nttI -
, 1880-06-20
CRIMINAL NEWS.


sp>etal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 19.-The second
trial of Samuel Levi, a dry-goods merchant
Of this city, for frauds in bankruptcy, which!
began in the United States District Court
Tuesday morning. resulted tonight in YER
dict of guilty, the jury being out about an
hour. This is another notable case. Levi
bought large bills of Field Letter g. Co. and
Stettaeur Bros, and then tailed, after running
off a large part Of his newly-purchased stock.
He was indicted three years ago for con ceal-
ing goods from his Assignee In
Bankruptcy and for olnitting these goods
from, his inventory. At every term he
succeeded in obtaining continuance until q
year ago, when he was tried and the jury
disagreed. lie has made stubborn tight,
but failed. Field, Letter & Co. have pushed
the prosecution vigorously, being &c
termined to teach many OF his class
lesson, and have at last secured
nesses 1lt were employees Of their house, who who,
Identified the goods sold Levi, which he had
secreted. The prosecution was conducted py
District Attorney Connolly, assisted by ROD
inson. sI Kropp i Shut, and G.. ". Plummer,
Of Chicago, attorney for Field, Letter q Co.
, 1880-06-20
SENATOR FERRY.

SpeeidI D15pdteh 70 TIE Cht1dVv 11"1'.e"
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, June 19.-Senator
Ferry was given splendid reception BY MS
fa1Io wcitizens OF Grand Haven this evening
and Yesterday on his arrival by train. Ih1s
evening there was serenade by the cornet
nand and welcome address by Mayor Hub-
:ba,i bar9 to to which the Senator: made an aole
and feeling response. The large audlenc'ei a'i
ana Was then invited to the parlors where all
were taken BY the hand and assured sssfed oi e4n
hn ase SEVERAL Of lis relatives, and the interview
was very pleasant to all.
, 1880-06-20

TIE "E1aAHo's" STORY.
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PARIS, June 1a.-Until last night the s Gao, Gao,
Ing organs Of the Legitmists 1effaillea amt ny.n ds-
noticing an article in which the foa'o oaerst u.
closed the existence Of a koya1s1 sa1;st sestet
fnnd or caisse noire and hoySltss ,lsa
Committee, They have no" ntet1 ploheh
sIlence, F;qaro's disclosures are 'lea.ea 4s.at -
disdainfully, but it is acknowleaeea ansos .nas :.
fund intended to pay the electoral e&pensts 4asts
Of Royalists does exist Some. callous 1au az
Teearding the CaIsse Noire are LEAKING oo''