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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28
EL DlSCURSO DEL REY.

Hace Cnos dias, ell cable nos tras
miti6 la noticia de la apeltura de laI
Cortes y la parte del discurso Dc
5. NJ ref-rente las provincias de
Ultramar, de las cuales dUo;
"Prenda segura de los prop6sitos DE-
| Nj Gobierno con respecto a las provin
cias d. Uitramar, es gu inicistiva para
realizar en- elias grandes y fundsmenta
les reformas.
Iuspirandose Nj Gobierno en- ell prir.
cipio de la asimlia clon que iuforms ST
poltica en- Uitramar, Os propOndra so.
luciones qu- coDcjhen todos los intere.
ses armonicen las reiaciones conner.
cia'es de la Peninsula en- nuestras pro
vincias amerlcauas.
Maestro actual Gobernador Gene.
raj, durante la 6poca de su primer
mando EN- ests isla, fue ell primero
en- marifestar al gobierno de enton-
ces la necesidad, que va sentIa, de
medidas econ6micas en- sentido libe-
raj, 8 sea de la perfecta reciproci-
dad nercantil con la Peninsula que
hace amos venimos reclamando para
Puerto Rico. Granjeandose univer-
sal simpatla Ell ell pals y dejando
grata memoria con su alocuci0n de
despedida los puert0riquenos, nues-
tro Gobernador General fu6 elegido
mas tarde diputado a Cortes, por
unauime yotacl0n en- un distrlto de
la isla, y siendo represertante de
Puerto Rico en- ell CoDgreso, volvl6
d iusistir en- las mlsmas ideas que,
como Gobernador General, habl4
lniciado, pronunciando un extenso
discurso, que reprodujimos, en- que
las exponia clara y termlnantemen-
te, y en- que hacla yer los escollos y
ell maIestar general que sin ell con-
curse de elias Sc produclrfan.
Dich0 e!ocuente discurso tue el
programa poIltico que examine ell
Gobieruo para volgerle d conferir eI
mando de la isIa, COZ APPLAUSE de
todos; mando que, en- manera algu-
ma, hubiera aceptado, sin la compile
Ia aprobaci6a del referido progra-
ma econ6mico y la promesa de que
sc cumplirla
Una vez de nuevo entire nosotros,
bien couocidas sou sus palabras en-
ell saludo que dirigi6 d Puerto Rice
ell cual vi6 expresadas en- elias las
mlsmas ieas que expuso anterior
mente como Gobernador y como
Iiputado. Ahora vemos con salts
facci6n que el dlscucso lie la Coro-
ma Sc insp.ra en- las referllas ideas,
Y esta es una base firm sima para
verlas cunpliias en- brege plazo.
Las iisooJeras frases de s. NJ. el
Rey 40 hacen sino responder d la
polllioa saivadora expuesta por nos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28
Ell vlajs del director dal BoIstin. !"
LA IDA A HUMACAO.

Ell apreciable amigo y correligio-
mario nuestro cuyas iniciales al final
aparecen, nos ha remitido la siguien.
te expresiva carta que, no cierta-
mente por las llsoajeras frases que
references al senor Morris contie-
ne, sino por la carlnosa intencIon
que la ha inspirado, iusertamos con
ell mayor placer en- estas columns.
Dice asl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28

lifcan de snticcnstitucions la disposi-
ci6n aconsejsia 4 la corona, porlue el
gobierno 80 arroga facultades que por
ell articulo 80 1e Ia Constitution estsn
solo reserva las a las Cortes, Esto da-
"a juego. e segundo decreto, dictsdo
por al ministro de Fomento, hs si1o
aplaudido por tirios = troyaros, pues
dispone que los municipi08 stiendan 4
ga obligacioues de instruction prim r q,
que Sc pague puntualm9nta Ia be-
nemerita ciase do maestros de escuela.
No sere 81 primero, pero tampoco quie-
n, fuer lie impartial, ser el timo que
ech2 mi POGO de inoianso al 81. Albsre-
Ia, onya manO tuve aver el gustO de
estrechar, haciendome interprete De los
infshces maestros. Lo que fa'ts es qua
So cumpla estrictamrnte ell srtculo pri
nero lie Ia ben@fica disposition.
Sc h2ceu grandes preparstivos para
que dc resutados 81 Oongreso de anne
ricauistss, que SO dlvidira en- cuatrO
secciones Geologic americana; histo-
ria de Ia America pre-coionbiana Q
historic del das3ubrimiento; Arqueo-
log a; Antropologia y etnograf,s. Y
paleogratla y iingu'stlc8; 90 han pre-
sentsto ocho Memorials con arreglo al
programa acordado que Y. conoce.
Siguen los fuegos Gu las provncias,
destruyendo m0ntes Y propiedades en-
los timos dlas, los fdU1reciios por los
crimiEaIes hIu sido los campos de Va
Iencla Y De Granada. D. los presos en-
Extremaiura Toledo, como pIesuutos
antores de los incendios, hay va sesen-
ia convictos y conf.sos. Y va que ten
60 Ia tea eu la puma, dare cuenta de
un horroroso ncendio que hemos pre-
senclado en- NJ Adrid la ultima seman
en e barrio de Arguelles; empez6 a
arder una casa de la calle de Quintana
y destruy6 media manzlna verdad es
que los buenos deseos y los esfuerzos
de nuestros bomberos Sc estrellsn ante
la imposibllidad de trabajar con el Pc
simo servlcio de bomba y titles con
que cuents ell ayuntamiento de la corte
de Espana. Mentira psrece
La S0cledad de navegacion trasstlan-
tica, de Barcelona, SO hace cargo del
servIcio de los vApores correos de Gu
ba de A. Lopez y companls, en- ade-
lauts los buques h,ran esc,la en- el
puerto dc las Palmss, de la Gran Cana
ria, detvniendose ALI cuatro h1ras. No
es extrano que el senor Leon Castillo
favorezca su provincial, que saba
apreclar esa ventHja
Los teatros han organiZado sus com
panias y Sc preparan la campbn4 de
invlerno. En el Real 6guran artistas
De c0rtel'o como las senoras GAligns-
nj, Rs tzk6 y TarreseIIs, = los senores
ArAmburu, Brogi, Roveri, Ustam y
Marohlsco; Sc abtira ei primero de o.
tubre, pIobnbIemente con Gmlermo
TelL En el Esphnol, la CAiron y Ia
Contrerss, Valero, los hermanos CAlvo
= Fernandez; la falta de la Mendoza
Tenorio, tan querida del publico, y de
otros actores de not, superlores d los
que fgoran en ell elenco, ha dado que
hablar y Be pieEsa pedir exp!icaciones
Il la empresa. Aqui hasta los raclonis-
tas quieren va fgurar como primeros
actores. Verdad es que on el teatro
iel mundo sucele 10 plopio: andsn va
pavoneandose por esas GALES diputados
novatos, que piden por 10 menos una
direcclon, en pIemio su candidstu-
"a. Esto es hist6rico Para
ESQ quieren muchos la representation
del pals
L
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28
GACETA DE HOY.

La distribution de fondos para el
mes pr6ximo de octubre asciende
1926 ,920 05.
-Ddrante ell primer trimestre de
este ano produjo al movimleuto de la
correspondence t20,937 SO.
-El 5 del entrante dara principle en-
ell cemanterio de esta ciuiad Ia ex-
humacion ie cai4veres depositsdos en-
nichos del Ayuutamiento cuyo srriendo
haya vencido.
-Darante los dias 2, 8, 4 Sc ex-
pendera la carne de res Is cuartos 8
sean 5 chavos Ia libra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28

Segun nos comunican de Arroyo,
Sc han veri6cado con lucimiento los
examenes en- las escuelas de aquella
Jurisdiction habieado demostra1o los
alumnos IN gran aprovechamiento y
rehejado la asidua laboriosidad de
sus profesores.
Felicitamos q la digua autoridad
local y q los maestros dc Arroyo por
tan buen resultado escolar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28

La Real Orden dlctada a virtud
de una consulta del Excmo. Sr. Co.
bernador General sobre ell modo de
constituir las mesas de los colegios
alIi donde no llegan q cuatro los
electores que saben leer J escribir
habla en- su parte dispositiva de
aquella superior Autoridad para
completar los ayuntamientos que re-
sultaren inccmpletos despues de dos
elecciones consecutivas, va por re-
traimiento de. cuerpo electoral, 6 va
por otras de las causas que ALI Sc
senalan ; pero no exige en- los nom
brados por este procedimiento sub
sidiario ninguna condici6n de las
requeridas en- los concejales electos
por votaci0n.
Oarecen, por consiguiente. de fun
damento todos los concentrates des-
favorables d la respectable persona
de nuestro dignfslmo Gobernador
que ha hecho Ell peri0 lico vecino d
prop6sito de los regidores Il TINA
mente nombrados por SAbana-gran-
de, por mas que, segdn dice, no ha-
yam pertenecldo d aIterlores ayun-
tamientos nj sean electores con arre-
glo q la actual Legislation.
En- este, como en- todo 10 que Sc
re6erc d la administration publica,
obra Ell organo del retormismo in-
transigente con su acost1mbrada
buena fe, guiado por ell punible de-
SEQ de desacreditar a los gobernan-
tes que, sin apartsrse EN- NADIA de la
ley, no prestan oidos sus adulacio-
nes nj d sus falsas protestas nj u sus
declamaciones ihsulsas.
Por 10 visto, va no Sc llama el ilus-
trado y celoso general la Portllla
D. Seguosdo e} deseado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28

La Cr6oica de Ponce ha sufrido
nuevamente dos denuncias una por
injurias inf9ri1as al Tribunal de I'm
prenta en- ell n1nero 544, Y otra
por IN remitido de Utuado que Sc
pubic6 ell 26 de julio proximo pa
sado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28

Ell lune. q las nueve de la mana.
na regres6 a esta ciudad nuestro di-
rector.
La redacci6n del BoLErIN envia
un cordial saludo q los centenares
de amigos que en- Caguas, Gurabo,
Juncos, las Piedras, Humacao y San
Lorenzo con tanta esplendidez OBJ
sequiaron al senOr Perez Morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28

Els inexacto que don Juan Bian-
chi y don Juan Bianchi y Pagan sean
Ia misma persona, puesto que, 81 no
estamoa NAL informados, sl derrota.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28

do candidate autonomista por Alias
co Sc llama don Juan Blanchi y
Braseti.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28

He aqai, seg1n Ia Gaeta, ell n1mero
de votos slcaDEado por los candidates
proviucialss, los eIeotos y los venci-
dos, en- la recisnte iucha electoral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28

r. P. DEL Rio.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
Jefferson w. Rewey.

Because special mention has not
been heretofore made in these col
umps of the denomination OF Hon,
j. w. Rewey for Member of Assem-
bly,, it is not to be assumed that the
TRIBUNE is displeased thereat. On
the contrary it was, in our Judgment,
the most proper thing to be done,
and ought to have been done as a
matter of course. A year ago we
endorsed his nomination with espec-
ial pleasure this year we do so
more emphaticaily. Our confidence
in his integrity and ability to faith
fully represent this district in the
Assembly is strengthened in the
year past. Ne session in many
years was so prolific of opportuni-
ties to make mistakes, and that Mr..
Rewey escaped them all he will not
claim for himself. With his in
creased experience, however, be will
be sure to prove more efficient and
valuable to the district and state
than any untried mau could hope to
do. He is in accord with the peo-
pie on every issue likely to arise,
and can safely be relied upon to do
the right on every occasion. His
election is sure, and his majority
should be 500.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
A CARD.

would announce TO the citizens Of
Mineral Point and Iowa county that |
have again returned from the east
ern markets, (Ncw York and Phila-
delphia,) where / have bought from
importers direct, by far the largest
and best stock ever brought TO Iowa
county. 1t is not too much for me to
say that ] have not spared time nor
money to obtain the best and choicest
goods produced by European and
American manufactures, embracing
the latest productions and novelties,
and have brought to my store at
this time finer selection and a
larger variety than ever before,
which | now offer to the publicsat
the lowest living prices, as ! make
my purchases all for cash, ] am con
fident that | cannot be undersold.
Thanking you for your past liberal
patronage ! respectfully ask'a con
tinuance of the same.
J. DELLER,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
Notice to the M edicaI Profession

We, the undersigned, believing
that regularly organized medical
society embracing all regular physi-
clans within the limits of our respec-
tive places of residence could be
made to contribute very largely to
our professional. as well as social
interests, do hereby append our
names to this call for convention
of physicians as above specified to
be held at the city Of Boscobel on
Wednesday, November 10th, at II
o'clock M.
All regular physicians are cordi-
ally and earnestly invited to be
present at the time and place men
toned to lend their influence and
support in organizing and promot-
ing the proposed work.
H VanDusen, Mineral Point.
w. Eastman,
A. w. Bicktord, Richland Center.
C. II. Cory, Patch Grove.
NJ. NJ. Davis, Baraboo.
A. L. Armstrong, Boscobel.
Clark Gapen, Madison.
II. c. Cutler, Dodgeville.
n. P. Stair, Black Earth.
A. A. Rowey, Middleton.
Charles Eagan, Highland.
J. S. Barry, Praiaie du CHEN.
E. j. Lewis, IrontoD.
g. +. Gay, Muscoda.
J. Geyer, :"
r.. H. Gleason, Mazomanie.
Theo. T. Stair, Mazomanie.
w II. Pinkerton, Arena.
]. +. Downs, Mount Horeb.
Cbas. z. Riley, Prairie du Sac.
j. &. Pelton, Spring Green.
J. +. Stair, 4"
october l0tb, 1881
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

THE following item OF murder
was found in last Saturdays Inter-
Ocean and from the name of the
person killed and the circumstances
attending the murder, we take it to
be the Kelly Davis who was so
prominent in sporting circles in this
county few years ago:
CARBoNDALE, ILL.,, Oct. 14.-After
the fair closed here to-day q murder
was committed, John H. Potts shoot
ing and instantly killing kellar
Davis. Both we're strangers and
both horse. jockeys. The origin of
the trouble was private trotting
race which was being arranged for
Tomorrow, and with which the lair
managers had nothing to do what
ever. After the shooting. Potts
attempted to escape by running.
An officer fred on him and wounded
a Spectator named ,Iordon, but not
seriously. After short chase the
uiurderer was captured, and is now
under arrest. Neither OF the men
were in any way connected with the
fair, and the killing occurred some
time after the exhibition had closed.
Potts is st. Louis man; Davis Is
from Carmi, Ill.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
IsCoNsIN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 60, 1881.

The latest, severest, and by far
the most extensive aud injurious
flood ever known to tho people Of
this upper Mississippi valley is low
devastating the towns, cities, rail
ways, bridges, and mills. 1t began
to be felt here the first week of
October, aud has continued to grow
in volume and severity for the past
two weeks.
In St, Paul, Winona. La Crosse,
Dubuque, Chippawa Fails, Eau
Clair, Hastings, aud many other
points, great damage has been done
to the mills, lumber yards, and many
important industries along the riv-
ers thousands of workmen are thrown
out of work, Great destruction OF
property, and great damage is being
done to al business interests.
Bridges and railroad tracks are
swept away by the raising waters,
and travel and transportation is
seriously obstructed,
la Prairie du Chen, all the mills
have been compelled to shut down
by the high water. Many of the
workmen are without employment
The whole of the Fourth ward i.
submerged. Boats, instead o,
wheeling vehicles, are now the usua
means OF conveyance through all the
streets Water has filed all th,
cellars and easements, and driven the
occupants, Of some dwellings from
! the first floors. In view of tho sit.
uation it presents a serious outlook
Mail aud Express trains on tn,
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chic,
division of the st. Paul Railws'
have been DELAYED over n week b.
high water on the Wisconsin rive,
and no information can be obtaine,
as TO when mails and trains wi
resume their regular arrival ant
departure.
All the hay crop in the Wisconsi
and Mississippi river valleys hav
been damaged. Thousands Of tor
have Ueeu lost entirely, and the ul
land hny is short crop, and niue
of II body injured by che incessan
rains of the past six weeks. 1h
corn crop in the valleys aud 10y
lands is hurt by the wet weather
entire fields have been submorge
and destroyed --Itairie dt Chie
Courier.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

WHEN water sells IN great city
like New York from barrels for fifty
cents per gallon, it is sad commen-
tary upon the mismanagement OF
public affairs. Chicago might take
lesson for the future from the
spectacle. 1t will not be five years,
under present mismanagement, until
Chicago people will have to buy
water from barrels. There is too
much blind temporary work--"will
do for the present economy. What
will suffice fcr 400, 600 people can
be made to accommodate 100000,
but it cannot be done for seven or
eight hundred thousand. The pop
nlation Of Chicago will reach that
number before water works could be
properly erected, even il we move
in the business now.--Ihter- ocean,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
The Only Original TennesSean.
Coming.

Donavin's Original Tennesseaus,
Coiored Concerters, who were organ
lied by their present managers in
1878, under the control and auspices
of the Freedman's Aid Society, and
the same company that so material
ly assisted in building up Central
College of Nashville, Tenn, are to
give one of their novel entertain
ments in the City Hall, Thursday
eve, November Sd.
They ask the people to judge by
their elegant printing ana by the
testimonials, among which we notice
one direct from Nashville, and sign.
ed by the best men Of that city,
whether they are not far superi or to
the many significant 'jubiee-sing-
ing troupes that have preambulated
the State with poor printing and no
testimonials at all, comparatively.
These "Tennessee Jubilee Singers
were all organized within the bonds
of the State, and the GENUINE COM
PANY COMES BEFORE THE PEOPLE OF
OUR CITY FOR POSITIVELY THE FIRST
TIME. They are not "jubilee-sing-
ers," but are thorough, cultivated
musicians, and give varied enter
= p,,a,,t
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
Oct. 18th, 1851

THE longevity of the heated
season just closing proved straining
on the ice supply, and some parties
who had contracted and paid for =
seasons s wants, to be delivered daily,
were badly left in the heat on ac-
coun. of the stock becoming exhaust
ed fully a month ago-in horn.
On viewing the situation Mr.. G..
Gilman stepped to the front and
generously furnished free a goodly
number with ice, which he had to
buy by the car load
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

YOU need a watch, clock, or some
thing in the jewelry line sure, and
you will find it to your interest to
call on c. II. James who has just
received an extensive stock. Here
you can find q choice selection such
as will suit your taste and pocket.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

S. HoCKrSG u Co. has the exclu-
sivo sale Of Rath bones celebrated
cooking and heating stoves, also the
Charter Oak cooking stpye which is
the best stove made. Call and see
before you purchase. Prices as low
as any first class goods.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

A FEW years ago Jerry Rusk was
appointed Il. r. Commissioner by
the Governor of Wisconsin. The
Senate was almost totally Republi
can, and refused to confirm the
nomination on the ground that he
was incapable of filing the office
Darlington Democrat.
Not exactly so, neighbor. Gen.
Rusk was nominated for r. r. Com
missioner by Gov. Smith, without
the Generals knowledge OF consent,
be being at the time in Washington.
No question of his fitness was sug-
gested, but the Senate that year W as
controlled by Republicans of the
Keyes school and the power of the
machine was brought to bear to
defeat his confirmation, with such
vigor that the Governor withdrew
the nomination. Times have chang
ed since then.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
sEucJllcn's Arp;ca Aa.vc.

The best saiye in the world FOR Cuts, SORES,
Bruises, Ulcers, salt Ehcum, Feycr Sores,
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Cornr,
and all kinds Of skin eruuuons. This saiye is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction IN
every ease OF money refunded. Price 70 cents
pei box sold by J b. q {. T. Modett. 5lly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

Mr. Silas f, Hickey, we'll known
farmer and stock buyer, of Spring
Green, Wis, was killed by the ex+
position elevator at Milwaukee, on
Tuesday afternoon. He was at the
top landing, aud while looking over
through the elevator aperature, lost
his balance and fell. He caught on
a cross piece but had his skull
crushed before he or others could
make known his perilous position to
the man running the elevator. Death
ensued instantly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

PROF. S. II. OSBORNE will be in
Mineral Point for the purpose of
giving Instructions in Vocal and
Instrumental music every Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday.
Oct. 18TH 1881 i2ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
Notice.

All persons indebted, either by
note or book account, to J.D.James,
harness dealer, are requested to call
and settle before November lst.
J. ID. JAMES.
Mineral Point, October 9th, lSSl i3tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

ANY voters in Iowa County who
had apprehensions that w. c. Mef-
fert as state Senator might have a
tendency to adopt the Richland
county view of reapportionment,
can fiud no comfort in voting for
his democratic opponent, ] S. R,
McCollum. We have confidence
that Mr.. Meffert will fairly consider
the interests OF the entire district in
the matter Of reapportio onment as
we'll as other matters Mr.. McCol-
lum, being resident of Richland
county it were folly to argue that
he would be more likely to accord
full jnstice to Iowa county than
Mr.. Meffert That Mr.. Meffert is
the equal of his competitor in ability
and all qualities needed to make a
good Senator none will question.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
VOLUME XXXIV
The Local Field.

loaded, and in same type as local news, will be
charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line each
insertion, No business notice published III this
department first issue, COR less than 80 cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

by Milwaukee, ST. Paul, Dubuque,
&c.. making the fair and fare
mighty expensive.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
NUMBER IL.
Business Notices.

,-iS- Notices under this head will be charged
for at the rate of > cents per line each nser-
ton. Nothing estimated less than lines
whom published only once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

Fresh Boneless Goldfish at J. A.
Spratler's.