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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-19
Las mujeres pOlfticas.

Nuestro apreciable colega La Re
vista Mercanta reprueba energlca-
mente la practica que vienen esta-
bleciendo algunos reformistas de ha.
Ger propaganda polftica por medic
de las mujeres. Dice con mucha
raz6n que eel empleo de las muje-
res en- Ia propaganda de una idea
es despreciable, por la cobardfa que
revela."
Gravisimo es ell NAL que hacen al
bello sexo los que toman d las seno-
ras por Instruments de algo que Sc
sfelacione con la polftica. Elias son
las reiuas del hogar en- tanto que no
salen de el; pero cuando Sc ingieren
en- polftica, abdican su soberanfa do
mestica ; Sc meten en- un terreno
resbaladizo, Sc cream odios, y caen
de su trono. Elisabeth de Borbon,
Ia augusta, la angelical hermana de
Luis XVI, al marchar al cadalso SIN
haber hecho nal d nadie, sin haber
terido participation alguna en- la po-
Utica del rey su hermano, arranca
lagrimas con su immense infortunio
hasta de los mas empedernidos cora
zones. porque todo el mundo saba,
y la historic 10 ha con6rmado, que
no cometio mas delito que amar en-
traiiablemente su hermano, por
scompaiiar al cual habia rechazado
las proposiciones de matrimonio que
le habfan hecho ilustres prfncipes
europeos.
La ejecucion misma de su cunada
Maria Antonieta ha indignado a to-
dos los hombres honrados, incluso al
republican, senior Corchado que GEN.
suro en- una pieza dramatica aquel
acto de la ferocidad revolucionaria.
Aquella reina sin ventura como es-
posa y madre amantfsima, odio la
revolucion que lie arrebat6 trono, fa-
milia y vida pero no fue mujer po-
Utica.
En- cambio, madame ROLAND, ver-
dadero jefe de los glrondinos, aunque
bella & instruida, fue guillotinada en-
medic de las maldiciones de las tres
cuartas parties de los franceses por
que ella habia sido polftica, habfa
inAuidc mucho en- favor de la revo-
luci6n y contribuidc ~hastante q la
caida de la monarqufa y a la suerte
infausta de la famllia real y de tantos
desgraciados como la precedieron y
siguieron en- ell camino del cadalso.
Carlota Corday, 81 adquirio cele-
bridad por Ell asesinato polftico que
cometio en- la persona de Marat, en-
trego su cabeza al verdugo entire la
exacraci6n de la inmensa mayorfa
de sus conciudadanos, porque es no.
rrible Ell homicidio y mas cuando es
polftico y mujer ell asesino.
Luisa Michel, la oradora comu-
nista, ha sido objeto de desprecio de
propios y extraiios desde que al vol
yer de la Caledonia trato de ser ell
Rochefort hembra de la Francia, ha-
ciendo polftica en- GALES y plazas.
NADIA conocemos mas ridiculo que
una mujer polftica. Es como un
hombre teiiendo crochet.
Ademas, en- ningun pals civilizado
se han reconocido derechos polfticos d
la mujer. Nj a1n en- las rep1bicas
mas avanzadas Sc lie ha dado voto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-19
Ell SIR. REGUERA.

AL partir para ell destierro nj
apreciable amigo ell Sr. Rsguers
ha entregado para su publicaci6nt
guiente escrito:
Finis coronat opus, amigo Mori
Manana psrto para el destierro ~
volver& Y. & VERNE por su redacci6n
dos amos cincuenta y nm dias.
dos amos ahi que es NADIA 10 Il
ojol Qui6n tendrG segnridad dc VIM
dos amos? #Ns
En- doe amos pueden ocurrir tantAs
cosas S88aH
Pero es ell case que el Sr. PenafAnda
va quedar satisfscho, por shofa.
Ell, tan liberal Y tan amante de los
derechos individuales, vA tener gus.
to de privarme de Ia libertad de admi-
rar 81 elocuencia y 81 gallardis.
E., que tanto blasona de democrats,
de psrtidario de la libre emission del
pensamiento y de todas esss Earanda-
Jas que los modernos reformadorea re-
piten q cada paso para embaucar & los
tontos, se llenarA de satisf Accion al YER.
me imposibilitado de escribir, imposi.
bilitsdo de desempensr On destino, i'm
posibilitado hssta de pedir una plaGA
en- Ell Asilo de Carload.
70, en- cambio, tendre un motive mas
para no trsnsigir CON el EberGtismo de
esos liberalss de nuevo cuno, que 10.
iendsn la ley dei embudo, siempre que
10 ancho les toque & ellos, y busear6 10
compensation de mi desgracia en- ID
k-on~1stla1 Ia
lQue mi situacion es precaris, que
aun podra serlo mucho mas en- sl dee.
tierro h.. lQu6 importaG
Tan tempk,io-es 10 an On e.
crisol del imfortunio, que nau- Anv
mueve va, NADIA puede causarle ssA.
ci6n, por grande, por terrible que 3
el golpe que reciba. SQa6 signi6ci
amigo milo, rs meses de destierro
que On pocos amos, despues de var d
truida una fortuna On una empreea
dustrial, pierde q So honrsdo padre
su hijo mayor (de 19 amos y conclnys.
do una carrera) su 1nico hermano,
quien idolatraba, y q quien, por 1ltimo
en- doce meses escasos le caen dos hiF
soldados J tiene que sacri6car 50 caa
para redimirlos AI
va comprendera Y. que ante Ia ma
nitud de estas desgracias, Ia pta1rd
dina tiene bien poca importancia,s
Rssidir un POGO mas ALA mas
deiar de conner en- fonda Y reduci
an simple puchero de garbansos
tatas, no es nm gran sacri6cio q
puede hacerse con la frente erguid x
Lo terrible serfa haber pardi
honra, haber perdido Ia dignidad
berse rsbajado hasta ell punto dc
las personas honradas le rechay
uno de 50 lado. IS
Marchar pobre, pero con Ia,
ola tranquila y la buena volu
muehos, lejos de abatir & uno,
de orguilo, y no menos contribu
cualquiera acepte CON resigI
desgracia.
La prueba de que es asi, la
amigo milo, en- que 20 he pref
destierro, CON todas sus consec
al perd6n que Sc me ha brind
condolences.
De hoy mas, el nombre de inco
s~.; ..~3<S. y en.p,e par mi de mucho
merito, J no me > apeo asi sep
el Sr. Pensrands, emplesdo ytc
considera como 10 otro, "mengua
don de las edades, y deshonra q
10 csstellano. !"
Para concluir, dire & v. que,
de ser an penado, he recibido
cartas de amigos del campo, en-
mo lisonieras para mi: hay quis
ofrece su casa, So mesa, 50 BE
rosa ayuda: este vale mas que
aplausos obligados de Ia sociedad
bombos m1tuos, perdonando sl m
de seiiaIar.
Ru6gole. pues, que q los que de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-19
FOLLETIN.
FRAeMEAIOS De UA VlAJE pOR EGIpTO,
POR
.. M. IBO ALFARO.
Ell MODERNo CAIRO.
(ooNrrNuAoI6N }.

CON1laCAClOA
Participamos del pensar de M. Fran
cois-L Levernay, y clio nos impele ell
kriunfo que va adquiriendo la dulzura
de costumbres de esta edad, sobre la
po6tica bsrbarie que nos lego la edad
media la preponderancia que contem-
pianos en- la moral del Evangelio, y los
no interrumpidos placidos triunfos que
en- los paises menos ciVilizados va ad-
quiriendo la doctrina del que nuncs Sc
impuso CON la fuerzs, del que siempre
seduio con su palabra, del que enseno
con So eiemplo, del que, siendo Senor
del dia y de Ia noche, de los astros y de
los espacios, de los cielos y de la TERRA,
naci6 en- un establo y murio en- una
eruz.
III.
El Cairo, capital hoy de Egipto, Sc
Ieyanta cinco leguas del puerto en-
Que, bifurc8ndose ell Milo en- diferentes
brazos, toma el nonbre de Delta, cuyos
principales brazos van dessguar en- ell
Mediterraneo, junto 8 las ciudades de
Alexandria, Rosetta y Damieta; Sc en-.
cnentra s los 30s q Il latitud norte q
los 28o 58' 30'' logitud Este, y tiene al
Oriente la Ultima ramihcaci6n de la cor
diIlera arabiga llamada en- el pals No.
kot0ns. La temperature media del Cal
70 es de I9o Raaumur dificilmente ba-
4 81 term6metrD en- invisrno 7 sobre
isEo, J ~ temperature maxims cuandoI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-19
Boletin Mercantil.

bio, y otras inconveniencias imprope.
rios mas que no es del case relatar. Al
fin, con la presencia del Alcalde pudo
restablecerse el orden.
Solo nos resta afadir que los actores
del esoandalo y algunos espectadores
son muy conocidos squi, deseollando
cierto espiritista que suele exhibirse en-
los papeles publicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-19

Ell 26 de abril hizo explosion eE ell
estrecho de Magallanes el vapor de
guerra ingIes Doterel, pereciendo 8 Of
ciales Y 135 hombres de la dotacion, no
hsbiendose salvado mas que 8 ofciales,
entire ellos ell comandsnte y IA de tripu-
laci6n en- botes psrticulares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-19

Real Dscreto disponiendo que el de
Is de noviembre de 1875 sobre estricto
cumplimiento de los t6rminos judiciales
regira en- Cuba y Puerto Rico desde su
1ublicaci6n Official en- ambas islas.
-Dispone ell Gobierno General que
las alcaldf .s remitan, dsntro de la pri-
mera qnincena de julio, los datos sobre
los trabajos ejacutados en- los caminos
vscinales durante el VICENTE aio econ6-
mico ateni@ndose la formula indica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-19

han rspartido por amos naturales, y que
en- justicia Ia que shora SO distribuye
debe valer hasta 81 de diciembre, y no
hasta fin de este mes, como 80 dice.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-19

Total -. 246, ,5l8-56
Cuya cantidad representa- una bsja
liquids con respecto q Ia que Sc recau-
dc en- igual mes del aio pasado de
45,687-97.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-19
Gacetas del Is Y 18.

Importante comunicscion del Gober.
nador General sobre la manera con que
debe favorecsr el Estado la creaci6n de
factories centrales, y a6rmaci6n de que
al actual Ministerio msrecera ell asunto
igual atsncion que al anterior. A pc.
sar de su mucha extension la reprodu-
ciremos asi que nos sea possible, pues
es documento luminoso en- que de6niti-
yamente Sc proponen al Gobierno las
bases CON que puede favorecer el des-
arrollo de la in lustria sacsrina on Puer-
to-Rico. -Ay
So ha encargado 1itimsmente NJ.
N. Longpr6 del viceconsulado frances
en- Vieques.
EN- mayo 1ltimo recaudo la Real
Q ansanIa oonoo oinno
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-01
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

,,.,n =.
- ttois %, u ccrI w nior,9asc cAScu'cu Wy
Scth .. IhtiPs ann EiSPi r, us wiic' mort
snsors, 70 naiici l. nScrs, ,ioriGng'S' u' ~,
oGtopcr i.tn' a. ~: io'o, aiiu rct"luGi u, w
county Oh hile Farm, III inc Stair nl mime
soli' on thc 'Wcnty,hltnu ia! ol ocipncr, " ~
1913, NJ three o clock III inc AFTERNOON, IN boon
NO. . Oh MorIgagcs, on pug ooo, ny Which
mortgage thcrc was cohNclcd ana grhh'co
the ioiiowlhg aeSSripea chi cslntc situate ~
inc Inc county Oh Blllc Ehr'n hlorrsi,in, to-wlt
me SCUM 'ast Quarter !,al Oh Scciinl SeNcil
Teen 20, anu the North nan lsloi tnc MOTIF
east QtRifter "a! Oh Secuoii iWcnt! G-uI, aiI "
township Oiic iiunurca anu EiSht .ion, norm
ol hhnge Iwchty-hNe C-ol, wcst Oh IN" nIii
prlncipai neridian, continuing TWO n,ii'lf,'
ana forty .iO) acres oi land, according u
Government survey SuiJect however 10 th'
riknt-O1-way OF the Winona ~ ~. ictcr Riii
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-01

named Lake Agassiz. The total
length Of this glacial ''millpond" was
not far from 600 miles, and the width
was in places 200 miles and its depth
300 feet. Its outlet was through
Lake Traverse into the Minnesota
river. The width of the Minnesota
Valley and the extent and height Of
its terraces still bear witness to the
volume of water formerly running
through it. The great wheat region
Of the north Is in the bed occupied
by Lake Agassiz. The enclosure was
drained when the ice barrier to the
north SO far receded that Nelson
river was permitted to resume its
flow into Hudson Bay. Mr.. Warren
Upham, of Minnesota Survey, thus
describes the plan: 1.-The higher land
ut its sides Is first seen in the dis.
lance NJ ii their edges were above the
horizon, with II narrow strip Of sky
below. The surface of the
plain Is seen only for u distance of
three or four miles. Houses and
grain stacks have their tops Wis.
lille first, after which, in approach
ing, they gradually come into full
view, and the highlands, ten to fifteen
miles away, forming the side of the
valley, apparently lie beyond u wide
depression, like distant high coast.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.

President Garfield and family went
to Long Branch last week. Mrs. Garfield will
remain there several weeks II the location
Is found to agree with her. The President
will return to Washington soon.
Leading Democrats who have been
heard from say 1t will be tho policy of the
party next winter to pass 3-per-ccnt. Funding
bill, and not to accept the Window continu-
ance policy.
Auditor French, of the Treasury De-
partment, says that he has yielded no part Of
the Governments claim against the Central
Pacific Company. which lac thinks will Do
promptly paid III full when he has reached the
exact figures.
Judge Cox, in charging the Grand
Jury in the Criminal Court, Of Washington,
ID. c., informed them they would have to pass
upon the men charged with defrauding the
Government, through violation Of postal laws,
and warned them to consider the cases without
bias, but simply from true and just basis.
Charles H. Howard, brother Of Gen.
o. o. Howard. has been appointed Indian In
spector vice J. l.. Mahon. resigned.
William IL Turner, postal clerk, for
several years in charge Of star routes is re-
moved, and George NJ. Sweeney appointed in
his place.
Mr.. Upton, the Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, has started for Europe where he
goes on business connected with the Treasury
Department Before leaving he placed his
resignation in tho hands OF Secretary Window,
to be acted on as might be deemed best BY the
| President and the Secretary.
Gen. Brady, ex-Assistant Postmaster
General, has made application in the Criminal
| Court OF Washington 10 have the charges OF
fraud made against linn ;rci at once. The
court Judge Cox irlI thst b" could not expo
dite matters, ami Bra ~ will have to wait until
September.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-01
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made In the condi-
~ lions Of Il certain mortgage executed by
Griiiiih Griiliths and Ellen Grihths, his wife,
mortgngOrs, to A. l.. Dornbcrg, mortgage,
dated February 9Th, A. ID. 1875, and recorded
in the Office of the Register of Deeds in
and for the county of Blue Earth In the
State of Minnesota, on the 18th day of FcbriI-
airy, A ID. 1876, NJ five o'clock in the after
noon, III book No. b Of mortgages. I'm page 80;
10y which mortgage there was conveyed and
granted the following described real estate
situate In the county Of Blue Earth afore-
suid, to-wit: Lots one and two q and -, ~
block three 90 IN Lewis & Shanburs addition
10 Mankato, according 10 the record d
plat thereof, to secure the payment OF
the sum of Two Hundred dollars, with
interest NJ the rate of IL per cent
per annlm until paid, according "a
the conditions Of 10 prOmssOry note bearing
same date rs said mortgage, made by said
Griffith Grilliths to said A. l.. Dornberg; and
there being due and unpaid upon said not,
ana mortgage AT the date of this notice Tho
sum- Two Hundred and thirty-cighi dollars
WIZ" having been instituted to recover tho
amount of said mortgage debt or any par
thereof; Now. therefore, notice IL hereby
given that 10y virtue and In pursuance of /,
power of sale In said mortgage contained nm,
herewith recorded, and of the statute in s,ici
case made and provided, the above describe,
premises will he sold at public auction, at IN,
front door of the office of the Register o
Deeds In and for said county of Blue Eartl
and ut the city of Mnnkato, therein, ON Satur
day, the 9Th day of July, A. ID. 1881, NJ i
o'clock In the forenoon, to satisfy the amour
of said mortgage debt then due and unpaid
| together with the costs aud expenses of suc
foreclosure proceedings, including twenty
| five dollars attorneys fees as stipulated Il
said mortgage: and the said mortgage will b
| thereby forccl0sc'l.
| Dated May 10Th, 1881.
a. l.. DOHNBEHG, MOrtgagcc.
| lsw1 w. is. TORHEY. Attorney for Mort2hgct
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-01
PROBATE NOTICE.

C,TATE OF MINNESOTA of BhIC
- Earth--ss-ln Probate Court. Special
Term, June eth, 1881.
In the matter of the estate of WilliamP. Glib,
son, deceased.
Whereas, an instrument I'm writing purpoi-
ting 10 be the last will and testament Of Will
lam =. Gibson, deceased, late of said county,
has been delivered to this court.
And whereas. Noah Webster has filed here
with his petition representing among other
things that said william =. Gibson died i'm said
county on the eth day of May, 1881, tcstatc,
and that said petitioners one of the executors
named I'm said last will and testament, and
praying that the said instrument may bc a,l-
mittcd to probate, and that letters testament
airy be issued thereon.
1t II ordered that the proofs of said In
strument and the said petition he heard be-
fore this court ut the probate Office in said
county, on the 9TH day of July, A. ID. 1881,
ut 10 O'clock In the forenoon, when all con-
cerned may appear and contest the probate
of said instrument.
And II IL further ordered. that public notice
of the time and place of said hearing he given
to all persons interested, by publication of
these orders for three weeks successfully pre-
viOus to said day of hearing, I'm the MANKATO
FREE PRESS, u newspaper printed and pub
lished ut MankatO In said county.
By the Court. q. w. MEAD,
5Ow4 Judge of Probate.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-01
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
- Enrth.-ss.-ln Probate Court--Special
Term, June IL, 1881.
In the matter Of tho estate of Nelson w. Dick
crson, deceased.
Letters of administration ON the estate of
said deceased huving been granted unto &. G..
Washburn of said county.
II IL ordered that all claims and demands of
all persons against said estate he presented Ia
this court for examination and hearing AT the
Probate Office, in Mankato, ON the following
days, viz: On Monday the nth day of Sep
tember, and IN Monday the 18th day of De-
cembcr. 1881, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon an
each of said days.
II IL further ordered that six months from
the date hereof he allowed Ia creditors IA
present their claims against said estate, NJ the
expiration of which time all claims not pre-
scented to said court or not proven to its sat
isfactiOn shall bc forever barred, unless for
cause shown, further time In allowed.
Ordered further, that said administrator rs
aforesaid shall cause notice of the time and
place of the hearing and examination of said
claims and demands by publishing II notice
thereof for four weeks successfully in TIL
MANkATO FnEE PREsS, II newspaper printc,
and published at Manknto in SAID county.
by the Court, q. W. MEAD,
5lw4 Judge of Probate.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-01

Detroit Free Press.
A day or two ago, soon after the
hour of noon, an individual who
seemed to he IabOring under cOnsid.
cradle excitement entered u grocery
store on Michigan avenue and asked
for u private word with the prOprie.
tor. When the request had been
granted he explained:
believe myself to be IN injured
husband, and / want to verify my
suspicious by watching Il house on
the other street. This | can best do
from the rear of your store. Have
you any objections to my taking a
seat back there by the open Window
The grocer granted the favor, and
the agitated stranger walked back
and took seat Oh IL box Of goldfish
and began his watch. His presence
had almost been forgotten when he
returned to the front of the store
with hasty step and quivering voice
and said:
"Great heavens! but Ill kill her
Yes, I'll shoot her through the
heart J"
Your wife!"
Yes, my idOlized Mary! I can
no longer doubt her guilt. and Ill be
Il murderer in less than ten min
utesw
The grocer tried to detain him, but
he broke away and rushed around the
corner. Not hearing anything fur.
ther of him for half an hour the
grocer began to investigate, and he
discovered that fourteen rolls of but.
ter, crock of lard, two hams and
other stuff had left the back end of
the store by way of the window at
which the watchful husband was
stationed.
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-iM Oid SktSiIiiMf.

Talk about your mean men," said
old pioneer Skindersyn. at Phil BIC
Governs saloon, San Francisco; the
very tightest, closest far-seeing old
skin.tlint / ever seed, was old Klam-
skater, the mine superintendent who
died up at Gold Hill the other day"
"Was he" encouragingly remarked
IA customer, who was feeding Pills
bulldog with petriiied sandwiches
from the lunch table.
Yes stree; he was jist piZen, he
was; closer than the bark of a tree.
When he was running the Hornet up
ut Virginia he used to skulk around
the levels disguised as mule. tender,
just to pipe off the men who didn't
keep hard at it, 80 rs to dock 'em the
next saturday"
Why the darn cnss!"
But wait. He actually encOur.
aged Il drill-runner to tell a long story
one day while they were waiting for
some machinery TO be repaired, and
afterward locked the man half day,
and all the fellows that heard it four
oieS SpiCSO Aoi oIoppihk W laugh. ITO
charged one man ten cents for Il single
grim"
Great GOSH"
That's nuthin. Jim Briggs, who
was up on the lode when the miser
died, said that about an hour before
klamskatter passed in his checks he
sent for the doctor, and says he, Doc
gives us the straight business. Is
there any show for me :"
Nary show" says the doctor ;
you'll strike bedrock afore night.
Them" said old Klamskatter, -
want some of you fellows to carry
me up to Mount Davidson right of.
If can light out from there it will
save my soul clear mile of trans
portation."
land did they do it," asked a man
who had walked over 10y the stove.
Wal, no." replied the narrator,
simply. 1.-THE boys took him over,
put him on the cage and let him down
to the level Of the Hornet instead.
They said that they guessed he had
made IL little mistake about the direc.
ton, somehow. 10 the best of their
judgment, his soul was going the
other way"