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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10

ocults en- sus olss, convinimos en- rom.
per la marchs a las dos de la uadru-
gsds.
Cusndo llegamos al hotel nos encon.
trsmos siempre de pie, siel1pre inmo-
vil lunto a Ia puerta del jardin, en eI
mismo lugar J ca la misma poetura en-
que 10 hsblamos dejsdo, al fantssma a
dragoman.
Entramos en casa Y nos recognizes.
Antes lie scostarme consigne en- mi dia-
rio las impresiones del dia, y por yez
pTimera caTgu6 mi revolver.
La manana siguiente sail de la CANA
a Ia una Y media; d las dos menos
cueTto me encontrabs desayunando Ell
una mesa del corredor los faroles del
jardfn estaban apagados file en- 81 mi
vista, descubri eutre los sIbustos una
sombra inmovil. Aquela sombra iu-
movil, aquella sombra que nacia Ell la
oscuridad de la noche, aquells sombra
alta negra era ell siniestro dragoman
confeso que experiments al yerio una
honda y dessgrsdable s0rpres8.
sEta possible que hubiera sobre la
terra un hombre tan pesado como
aqu6t
I Era possible que bubiese un hombre
de tan poca delicadeza? 1 Era posi-
BILE que aquel hombfe hubiese pasado
aIlf Ia noche? iQae guerra aqueI hom-
bre
A las dos en punto salimos Gabriel y
y0 montados en nuestros burros con
III unoaro detras la profunda oscuri-
dad do Ia noche hacia mas mojestuoso
aquel cuadro.
Cuando abandonamos Ia ciudad, CO.
meLzsroz nuestros butr0s 4 Ralopar por
una aucha lengua DO Terra, q derecha 8
de 10 oual SO re6ejaba yago 8
.pgierto 81 fu'gor de las poeas estrellas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10

Nuestro amigo D. Manuel Alcala
del Olmo Ia salido en- ell San Juan"
para Arecibo a fin de estudiar per-
sonalmente las necesidades de su
distrito.
Nosotros lie rogarlamos que, pues
una vez ALI lie quedan tan cerca las
comarcas productoras de cafe de la
Isla las recorriese, a fin de que pu-
diera palpar, digamoslo asi, los gran
des perjuicios que a esta provincial
Sc irrogan con los elevadlsimos de-
rechos de importation que paga es-
te grano vaIioso al ser llevado a la
lnadre patria, de donde con ser ei
mejor de America Sc halla casi des-
terrado, obligandose indirectamente
4 nuestros hermanos a consumir ca
fe ma.o y caro-, cuando tan excelen-
te y barato pudierar tomarlo de
Puerto-R Rico, 81 desaparecieran las
barreras 6scales que Sc interponen
entire nosotros y los mercados nacio-
males.
A Utuado, Lares, AdJuntas, Yau-
co, Sabana- Grande y otros centros
cafeteros, debia visitar ell Sr. Alcala
para que vlera por 81 mlsmo cuanto
blen Sc haria a dichas comarcas 81 ell
gobieruo admitiese sin derechos, 6 con
los mlsmos que pagan los productos
peuinsulares en- estas aduanas, nues-
tro cafe en- la metr6poli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10

A las doce y media de la !noche
del sabado fue gravemente herido en-
la primera Inca de Puerta de Tlerr a
ell moreno Jose del Carmen por tres
individuos, uno de los cuales parece
lie infri6 tres graades punaladas, una
en- ell pecno, otra en- Ia ingle y la
tercera en- un music, f.lleciendo q la
hora y media. Los agresores han
sido detenidos y llevados al deposito
por un guardia de 0. P. Los dete-
nidos Sc llaman Manuel Cabanillas,
Salvador Laborta y Valentln Dlaz.
Ell dia 4 del corriente, segdn Sc
nos escribe de IA Cidra, SO cometi6
ALI IN doble homicide espantoso.
Parece que un tai Vicente Oyola,
veciao de Sabana del Palmar, con
residencia temporal en- Cayey, did
muerte en- ell camino que conduce de
la Cldra a. barrio de la Ceiba, 4 su
suegra llamada Zoila Bonilla, 6 hi
rio gravemente asu ito polltico Fran
cisco Cumba, que fallecio al dia 81
guiente.
Ei Alcalde y secretario de la Ci'
dra hicieron las primeras diligenciai
judiciales, habiendose presentado el
5 ell juzgado competente.
Entendemos que mientras no Sc
hagan ejemplares escarmientos como
en- los Estados- Unidos, la criminal
dad seguira en- aumento aun er esta
TERRA en que estabamos acostum'
brados d yer pasar amos sin IN solo
hecho de esa naturaleza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10

/ Va me encontraba en- las orillas del
Mar R3jo Escenas biblicas So pre-
seut4ron spontaueamente a mi memo.
ria solo me faitaba luz para yer sque-
las aguas, y la luz iba ylnlendo con
lentltud sublime. Plltabanse seduoto.
ras n 81 olelo las ptimeras, nltidas tan.
tas del .ba, y ante m1 vista Iba uaeIon-
do un lnminso piano do oristsi azuI, J
montahas 4 deraehs 1 In.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10
CORREsPONDENCIA ESPECIAL
DEL LETIN NERO ANTIL
Paris. 16 de Julio de 1881
REy1srA PoLIrlCA DE EUROPA.

Paris, 16 de Julio de 1881.
Sin los conHictos q que di6 lugar Ia
question ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Va rsvol-
viendose la question turco-griega, que
psrecia mas difioil porque el reino he
lenico no tomo psrts en- Ia guerra tur-
cO-rusa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10

ALI. "Y trastorno las ruedas de los
carros que eranie vsdos 10 profundo."
Aquel sol que contemplate desde
squellss cumbres aquel sol que me
alumbrabs q mi en- aquel momento,
alnmbro un dia en- aquellos mismos lu-
cares uno de los hechos mas portento-
sos que han registrado los siglos y
aquellas montanas eran las mismas en-
las que, encaramado ell pueblo de Israel
despues de su milagrosa sslvacion, did
gracias q Dios, cantando los varones
con Noises:
"Mi fortaleza y mi alabama es el
Senior; para mi ha sido salud; este
es mi Dios y to glorifcare; el Dios de
mi padre y lie ensalzale.
7 las ancisnss las virgenes, guiadas
on otra de aquellas cumbres por Maria,
la hermana de Noises, respondian al
cantico de los hombres, tocando sus
panderetas oantemos al Senior, por
que gloriossmente hs sido engrsndeci-
do; al caballo y al cabalgsdor derribo
en- el mar.
IQue misterioso SO ostenta aquel
mar Que majestuosas SO ofrecen
aquellas montsnas ... IQa6 grandes
So presentan los recuerdos que aquel
mar y aquellas montanas despiertsn en-
el alma del creyente !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10

han compuesto dos GALES y Sc ha
afrmado un buen trozo del camino
que conduce a Manatf.
No Sc sabe que Sc hayan cartado
aquf canciones inmorales ell que
10 contrario hizo Greer un period
co debi0 haber dado cuenta la au-
toridad para que Sc corrigiera ell abu-
so, 81 es que existi6.
Mientras no sean repuestos los al
caldes federales de 1873, ciertos Pc
riolicos seguiran hacienda crudl
guerra 4 todos (excepto ell de la Iss-
bella } no porque no cumplan blen
con sus deberes, slno porque no son
santos de la devotion reformista.
IA quedado sincerado ell sar-
gento de 0. P. don Ramon Catali
que habia sido torpements calum-
niado por seis individuos del cuerpo
tres de los cuales mandaron retirar
sus 6rmas antes que Sc publicaran
en- un periodico vecino, y luego Sc
retractaron en- la prensa otros 10
hicleron despues, y los restartes aca-
ban de ser, previo expedieute, ces-
pedidos del cuerpo, reservandose ell
agraviado su accion judicial contra
ellos, que ha entablado va.
Lucido ha quedado ell vecino con
su denuncia. 81 como ell pundono-
roso sargento Catala procedieran to.
dos los funcionarios denunciados por
ell indicado papel, no seria tan "fe.
cundo" en- denuncias infuadadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10

Gabriel y 20 montamos en- nuestros
burros, J seguidos por el unioaro, CO.
menEamos sndar haois Suez. Mira
ba 20 4 derecha 6 izquierda con avidez
por que ss que el terreno que pisaba
fue on otro tlempo 10 profando del mar
que on vntud del 1aulatino pero ince-
selte novlmlento gsologioo ha lido que
cendo ssoo.
Al Iiegar cierto punto do Ia plaza,
nos apeamos cogl 6nisims arena. que
llps MI PAtEis, Y muy dc leios sop'
, 1881-03-09

Special UhpaseA 10 The Chteaso Tribune
ST. Paul, Mum, March s.-0or. FlllshuryA u
being beset by d hordg OF politicians IN the fp'
tcrest OF varsous candidates, among whom afe
Uen. Ed8erton, Gordon E. Cole, Mark II. Di'1'
nell. and Gen. pakcr. Tho Executive mind u
wholly occupied, however. In considering o'l's
passed by tho lnto Legislature, and which mus.
bo nctod upon BY midnight. An ASsocIastu
Press dapatch IN tho evening papers sayths tna'
nx-8ccretary Ramsey Ia likely tn sccnre tic up
pulntment IL an error. Whilo ho would actually
bo tho l}rst choice OF ths Governor, Rcograph1sal
considerations prohibit tho possibility u h!s
arpolntmeAt "a 3onutor. s'sslliIan s ,hs
fruIn st. Paul. It is Understood that sas as
new Eonutor will como from the soainostt .t
section Ut the State, a1ltl most likely &he esis+
District Dunnel! !s eo1,inE homo 10 naHU so,s =
fight for tho place, but II tho Eastern s'1,l ~"
W!uiom's Official signature, tho Governor 'nn. ~.
relieve the pressure beforo ho 1rrases ,o " III t.
nOunGlnx his appointment. 0nr.1on =. Lm'on Lglu -
BY fur tho braintcat 1tsan Roued for eho pos@tuu, @
but he Is poor politician. and as salu 10 aunt, mu
niltnHnn2eu tic Governor when hc "as u ct4l11 ~,
Lato tho lust time. and that tho chAt,tes sho tn
lguInst him and In favor OF Oen EdKertotl, ~
Ii il war.l pursnnal friend Of tho ExecaMsrs' .nsr.
EIther CoIuo DunneIl would mako q lnolc su'F
iccnbIe SonatUr than Edxerton.
, 1881-03-09
THE SPRAGUE SCANDAL,
Dopositions Worry. Damaging TO tho Tx
Governor Made by 1tesldehts vi
SVuUtlbacDtk, II. 1.

Doposittons Worry DuMngin. to the Tx
Governor Made by 1tesldehts Of
SsvuMpacott, Il. i.
Special Dtspa,eh to 7he Chicago 7stbuns.
nosToH, March B.-Thu seposltsors Ut five rea-
ld1nts Of Swampscott hive bucn takGn by Goun-
sci for Mrs Spraxsc with regard tu tho Govern.
or's exploits Ut TINT Watering place IN company
with pretty hlon4e. Tholr Testimony Is to tho
effect that In july, 1878. thoru oane u TINT plauo
NEa. Mary u. 4tlluutaon beautiful wull,An Ut ii
summers, tho wIFu pl Cupt. Anderson, then of
tho L,lrk DA,tcl 4. Frestuu. Sho wMs uccom-
panied by II handsome hoy about yeura
old. At tttncs, It Ia alleged, sl,u get
bully Intoxicated, nnd VIVA aeon Oil tho
STRUTS In tAat condition. EArly one
Sunday morning Cos. spruRue arrlypd III
Swan,pscott md registered ut tho Lincoln
liouse. Iie slept until 1buut nuu,l. whun ho
went over tu tho house OF Mrs. Anderson with
whom hU Is niteRnd to have iten quite intimate
III Providence. In thu nftornnon tue 0ovbrnur
aud Ars. Anderson held hlgh carnival At tho
house, 10th. 1t Is alle9al. brtHg 6uastly tntoxt.
hUiHu III bis shirt-slevse! lhroatsninv To shuot
,' "tas ex-Gosori,or @ Of Rhoae Island" TIC
o!oer did not 10 near the tnfursatct( nMn, whu
subsequently beGAuue eultn And retired. SpraK1!u
besls On u protruute4 sprce. 'Iho asfa cauacd
considerable CtltHEnGtlt Ut tut tlule& bllk MA3
never referred to ii tho nuwspapers. Tllo .fnl-
!owinx Wednesday, Mrs, A1!dtssnn WIS cal!ua for
Frovilonco. Aftur De!ny thoru snort pcrlod
1ho heoatno Insane. and Is now, ,con'lned h!
| nluludy IL salA 10 Auvu hcrn causc,!
| ly to0 frequent atcoholio, pntatlons: Her
unnatural AnbIta wera well k1luwn 10 the
whuli out r,ltn9, sbo told tho driver Ut tho cur
riuso TINT the child with her Was futherpd by
Gov. spraguv. Thure aro a. nu,erous nther stnte.
mci!ts KUlslx to shUw TINT theE relations wcso oi
| II Wfutchel description. Several dttrcttres and
| lawyers hnvu beHI III town during tho pa4t wG41
| looking W tho fngtA.
, 1881-03-09
s1-TWELvE PAGES

can be-. md ,whnt, happily for our
ct,,intry, ttoy llsnty nru,-rlaccs sncroti ~ tho
cultivntlnn Of tho viriuos whic. m9kc hpmo ,'t.
nnm ini,Iiy nnpry'aMr wls'ne H., re,e ,,,si,,s VII ~
inms w sry @ FIX s,a on 'eo y na,e
inora's.y, md rellg:,!l =, ,s ,,,n,,,.,,,,u,
wh,cl, ma inst r,,se' ia 1osl mid isa "ws ,,r,
lcfUro mn nv ~ ct,untryn,rt.. NJ "xn!nnet,,r Of
r., H. n,, in hlstnrv. WijI suv mv thns" frw
thtnSi: it If 'ns i,s" fr,n tt,o icuinnir f., ,hu
cid 81 my ,cr.a, NY EARNEST ,les!rs al!d i,urroso
trcnn III ,issc1,nssnns nj ;,,,r s,nc wt,u ilnyo
M, t1 @ t,unctit i "r '''o'''"' '"' '~0'"
AN HONEST. Ill't:IsAI: iATtlorfc' .,1 AND
JGaf ADMINISTRATORS
nf tho General t'pvcrIInrnt. u IN my u'9rkctl @
ny r ' ~ sS ~ ncv nt'l sn1ma,nnm
+" Mh" n vr ,i hsS ss'a ~, ts ,, Trt y cPr
n,,Mi ~ ,.tn,ns"rs ~ In t'rslI,"t' nm f,nnpy
t. Envy m tut ,s wIeno y nw11 ~ ~ af.'s%,1
HI ~ III ~" "r,s arr ,ars rarsscl , stnt
,I i n rmr1Sn .ru En-, n'hn w. t 'a f11i,wc @
'sssshoas " ~ a Xnisipts,!"a i - ;%%sTs,; s a%a
well ~ from tiie Nor!i h,xa " rosrlvs 81 G's"i,s. s"
, ,,it1a,,,,. 'Ms .s ,ns,T y -, ms
s,St,r!,ty w 1T ~ ar,, ,s " I'M @ "1os n M Aamlps
tr'in s or f nnn;,y ut feee' "''a tuo leo-
~" do hi "verrnto liz Importance of govern.
.nxn,. ,nrkG, AZ to tue Value OF th"so housings OF
''".".u. .,.,, .,',,, x,,,, ,,.,,,.r
n,,,t yct ntt eycs ,rc pw turned tn tho urw ADJ
,mn!strutinn width I,as jt,st assntncli ,lio re-
apunsitlcs of tho National uuscrnnent. 10
ly. ct,.,illpncD III Iis ileu md Iii his advisers,
MS I have, | would sny. let us Rlve 1t II Lrarty
G ss sS snrprhi % If Iss9 G ~ Tg G @ %st
Ht's aSs y,f ~ s%s II %s rss!sa a s"i " a'y y?f Se
, 1881-03-09


Special D|s1Mfeh 10 The Chicago Tribune,
MONTREAL, Ma,rh e.-EKhty-fou families,
representing 4OO pursuns, loft Montreal ~ per-
manent residents Ut tho United Staies, over tho
Delaware h Hudson, Southeastern. and Central
Vermont Railways, during tho mouth Of Fsh-
ruary.
Tue police say thero is no truth III tho report
that American loctnrs aro importing dead Cana-
d!ans Into Now York ~ dsscct!nR subjects.
Special phpateA to 1As CAtsa7o Tribune.
TORONTO, March 8.-Saruh DprMhatdt has boon
ouvagea by tho Grand Onora- House tor TWO
performances OIL SATURDAY, March II,
8ptetai DHpateh IL Ihs Chle.lso IfthtHs@
OTTAWA. 3iarch k-QuItG u GunsAuon hns been
created In tue Village 0t It0ehektotytitu through
tho conduct Of Il French clctk. Every urrAlxp-
Ment bud been n!auu fur his union with siisHHo
bctlu, anu tho bf!dnl pArty had nssutnbfed ut tho
ehureh, WHOM in.tl from tho young man. stat
lux that ho had chai9uA hls tnin3 nsla gone to
ClleaRu, fell liku u hs,lnbthell III cntnp.
The proprietor Of the Gfanl uniua Hotel had
q Well.exUrutcu cut Ut his Autcl printed u! thu
back OF curtls OF admission to tho ilouae Ut c0i
mons gallery. Theso hYyfnS becn distributed
a,lunR pusscuXetH On tho ttuins, tho tnnttpc WIS
reported to tho s1eakar; and now the etraeaut-
at.Aru.s has stau OF messengers Employed y,
MI tllatiug tho c4rals. Tle matter will probably
be- brought up in the House. ...
Tho question IL being quietly discussed In tha
corrlduts WhatheE O humber OF Parliament thu
, 1881-03-09

slRms hln,autf "A fator nf British Lnw,,, ,,.,
hHrtg 10 tho Irish land Lu,unr ii,s rcaii II ~.
ur not Tho party under rui,.nrn,InT nt,.t'l'
to lMse hail stroI!s. Femlnn RymtIs - ''.':'ll !!
yearh n4" n'tt,anx i!t,.'Ing ut tiu ti, NJ, T. t."
wcnrlnE Tho firItsli uniform, III s,r S', ~, usr
some q the '11esnfcra OF t'nrllamcnt ,mno H aru
4 totltian hAs been presented to iarli,,,, i1,
tMrIn. rrny!nR that toy tG nssIstsri ty ~ ~ f,-
tn tho Nnrt'scst Territory ,hotr t.rnf' n.i
cnt:un upnn tho rnltcy OF stp t;uv"rt~n""nn,,,
IL G,,titO To tHtlHtln. 'h''sraIlts
Sir i.gslnhrtl Fll1ey has given ftotIcr ~ , ,.,-
luion 'lnrnrtnK tho Gxrmllenny III ne'n
tho manufacture Of l1crt-rDnt A,,pur IN t,"We
ny exDtnEtllig II from tho payment n ns,a, n.,ua,
uuties Tor eight yeata frfni tho lat Of July III
, 1881-03-09
4 PORTRAIT .

,llkESHNIGD ~ UttNflEtsII+
WAstIrSHr,S, u. e., March a-'l'hfs ,port,-
Ing Miss Frances Il. Willard. on hchalf OF
fifty !nt|les who subscribed to .tcfray tho cost
uf Il memorial oil portrait Of Mrs. Hayes, In
honor OF her determined sInl>h for temper
nnce, III fcllcltnus speech, presented It To
President Garfield, who received Il for the
Nntlo,, In few well.chosen words lsotl,
sprakers latlded Mrs. Hayes highly. Amomg
iIluse present besides the President and Mrs.
Gast1et,l and Miss Willard and the delegation
uf latlips accompanying her were tho Rev.
Dr. l.nl1nliall, Senators Ferry, Blair. Hun
som, Deck, Conger, md Loyan, Representa-
tlvcs Disbee, Robinson Of New York, Altlrlct
nf Illl!tois, Willis, Drelner. Fance, briggs,
lAy, md ndex-laeprcscntatiyes White and Sapp.
The eust room was well filed.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD
most cordially received tho picture. paying
beautiful tribute to Its subject. whom. '.c
said, should ever he "nt homo Z" In tho White
House. lie paid graceful and tit;Iltg CON-
pliutent to tho ntltlrcss Of Miss Willard, aud
Expressed his hearty approximation Of their
work and their prayers fur ,.I.tl kinl Mlsusions
to his mother, wife. md children. The com-
pany were then presented to the PreslttGnt
ind his wife. Miss Ransom, on behalf Of
the ladies, 6es0hK!lt 4 meeting with PrGsl,
dent GArtcsl's nlutllor. Which, was accorded,
md SHE WIS snun Nsslnret Into tho Dlut
IloUnl, and received sInctre eyiaclicr OF tic
loving regard nld esteem Of tho visiting
iultlGs.
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
President Garfield spoko as follows: .
lnvu observed tho significance which yntl
have given TO this portrait from tho standpoint
y9a 0fsup @ v IL Sr" sgsss,nn ws wnp t9
yun have sAIll concerning tho evils OF Iutctn.
porance ineuts my most hrarly concurrence.
, 1881-03-09
SENATORIAL.

Gus for tito nomination Of II uuI,rl s,nt.s s
tor met Mt ESQ n TIL, and on ,no,'on Of y.n'a. sr''a.
.', M"S tno caucus proceouca 10 t"ke tho twenty
ninth fornal Hallot' With tho following rpsu
,I.,"n ~ ,1sn,,,n,n sns ~ '''10' u; Williams :,
r,h;r,Iath f,nlt1,- -f,',n,...,
r,!rn,, ~. ,y.,,,.,,,r -. r, "': keyra ~;
'nSoh. ~: hil!l"mH, u: ltaae'to',. :; bingham,
Thjrty-I1rst bHttot-uMtnernu, III: E,,v,s ~. :.
Dixon, II; Williams. :: ltuzrtfn, i. ni'..,tal; u;
r,acrnt,,I tm,int- -f.,ror1'., ".sh"n,l !.
,,,rn., ~ yv.',,.,nn ,1n'' IL; ktye.3,;
pxa Ii % Wiliaas & iIassi,a q; 4 !ny,. !Kpys, y
i'hlr1y-taurh I,ail,t- Ksyes'' K' +; !
't'hirty.ifth inllI't-CAnicrs,,. Id; Krycs %.
Dixnn. IL: Williams, i; tlazelton. !; lltashs;S
Thlrty.slxth hsntIot-CnInrrnn. n: Ke3cs." =:
Tn!rty-seysntl! h,ot-cn!ncrs,,, ii: % XVII. !.
hadd;s: y A''s'
i.,.eI,,s T,iirohliI, i. S''''' ''''S''''n'ss;
ixI,s Tnriy;'St Il: Wjaas ofiimsro,' 4: iIsR[; Ksyss
Furttoth iullot-Cuinor,,l, 30; Kryr4' a: H.
Dlxnn, II; Williams, :: 'luzullun, y; iiuwhnIInu'
| Forfy-Reeonh htot-C.ltncron, m: kryra az.
Dixou. ~; Wiinn,s. 4; IEnzcitoi,. !; Hinsuan
l; Quarlcs, II: fiuwuaaI, !; Senator lh,rrnws. Il
Forty.thlr1 lnnllnt-Camero!l, ii; K"yes, II;
Dlxon. 10: Williams, i; ilnzeltun. i: ItInKlan,.
l; Qunrics, 10; lown!nn. l; L. s;,llll"rsrll /.
rorty fourth r. bnlol,aoCa1neron, rs; Keyss. II;
!; Qulrlcs, 10. s"''
Oi, motion ut Senator Price, tho cn,eug nj.
journrd tinlll lalr-pass 10 to-,norrow 1nnruns.
When tho rsrty- fourth ballot wns unI,.uusl
with Senator Qunrlcs III votes, Il sort Of Il n1nI"
solzed both tho Cameron nnu untl-Cu,npr,%,
mon, aud u mutton by tho Independents IL mi.
The nnti-CanArrUn men cnlIldG't ttdcrstat,d ' t.
| nnh thoy were nFraIi tllo yt,lltig md nUunus
, 1881-03-09

HALIFAX, N. g., March 8.-Tho CunRrl steamer
Alpha, which arrived hero this morning fro,n
lntnntoa va bermuda, has nnohorsd III quaran-
tine, having amati-pox on board.
QuEurc, Mnrch S.-searlet-fever and >lIphthe-
ria nro rigging to III alarming extont at st. Henri
d. Lews. Several families huyo lost all their
children
NEW York, March San 0ttnwa, Can:, special
hubby VllLuye. Over 1:N potiplo hilyo boon
striokon down With tho maAdy, twenty OF whom
9ucCuulbtd.
, 1881-03-09
4 BROKEN RAIL,

M1Lronp. Ind. March S.-A baltimore s: Ohio
through frc1yht-trln WIS thrown from tho
track three l1es west of hore this morning by
n broken rail-. Tho cnyino and ten cnrs nro pIlcd
up togcthpr. WillIa,n D1nk. tho fireman, wns
buddy scalIed, a11l William iIlaukmoro, II bsnko-
tnan, WIS bn,i!y scratched mp. The rest OF tho
crew escnpcd injury. Tr,ns uru MI ielnycd by
tho wreck: n1d uluy have to l,o run rtn tho Gin
einnnt!, Wabash 4 Michigan Hnllwny to lI0sllctl.
tlioncc to Sutith iscnrl by tho Lnko Shore. anu
FROM tl.ere over tho tlrula TrInik to tho cai-
nection of tho Baltimore l. Ohio Isailwny.
, 1881-03-09

nation will be sent to tho Senate in n day or
two. Mr.. Edward Mcpherson denies t!,athe
is san applicant for tie Flrst-Asststant Post
mastcr.Gcnernlsnip. Thu na1lles l,lw.. .l,rolnt-
,lcnt for tito place are Postmaster Chauncey
]. Fistry. OF st. Louis, md United States
Marshal Russell, Of Norii, Cnroltnn. 1t Inns
been acfinftly decided to appoint Mr.. VIII.
iar, f. Chandler Sollcttor.tlcncrnl uf the DE.
lnrtment Of Justice. Ills nalrc Will liz Acnt
to the Senate t,efOrg tho SPECIAL session Is
0yrr. Although Judge Fyncr Is t0le relieved
rs First-Assistant 1saat1nustcr.Gencr,ll,t he IL
To bc given Il better placr, rnmor snys,
nbronl. Geu. John 4. bingham, III Ohin,
will not be disturbed us Minister to Japan.
Third Assistant pnstmastcr.Generat Hazcn
will probably be retained.
nES. LOGAN
viii mnko determined effort to secure tho
removal Ut mmissiouer.of-pcnsion Bent
Icy. sfr. Archibald Campbell, OF West Vir-
elnin, will be given m important foreign
mission If he desires to 20 abroad. Congycss'
l,ni, Calkins was recommended for n Cab-
net position by tho fn.liaua delegation. be-
causo Geil. Garfield sREtl liz wnnied volun-
tcer soldier tn tho Cabinet. Tho only officer
Of tho nruy III tho cabinet Is Secretary
Lincoln. who, for Il period, was NJ,
ten. Grants siaG. Ey-Attornos-Gu,era
Dovcns will bB given n place abroad, 80 say
Ills friends. According 10 tile talk Of Sayles
j. Dpweli's friends, he IS to bu Assistant
p0stmaster-GcneraI. lii case
FRED DOUGLAS
Is lIsplnc0t MS District Nturst,na, he Is 10 bo
provided for ~ Minister tu Brazil. 1t Is said.
y T. 99a y ,,fs Sanatf n tor tie oatdS P!strlst
t'n1 ,fn,t,eY H. Dbelrne Ia SuOEEt Of III rt,1i-
ncction With the District starshnlsl,lp. Alat.
richards Is also said tU bc ntl apple nit For
ts p"s Ststes 1asias!p m ns M ayc 1f ts te
petltors for tho place. but Or. Lorlng, OF
AIassacEnsetts. n gentle1nnn.farlncr, WHO
makes addresses ct all the agricultural fairs.
Dr. FELTON,. III addit!on To being 2. preacher
and 4 physician, ~, e sayy himself, r farmer
by profession md practicc.. l[e has repre-
scented the nRriculturists 0t the country Ill
tho Wars md Means CoM,nittce, anI has, p. q,
lNoutllpiccu Of the fnr1,lprs. lie Is bnckel
BY his independent colleNgNes from
Georgia. and by nauy ,nenburs un bntl sides
Of the House, md feels qlite en'fllent of
/ Ills personal frfenH. Dr., Lnrtng Is quietly
| dent. -. ....
nlMost % as IS mnci, @ sonEht as IS i 'f tfe oilice Of
| Commissioner Of Agriculture. Louisiana
presents ole ur two candidates for tho ollce,
Kentucky Inns a couple, Tennessee two nt
!e9st sa oIe ons; and 1ndtan o. @e wt!1
iilan W. Gordon. 4lt n ,nestlng oi
tho indiana Congressional delegation to-slny
It was aEteetl to ask for AT: G9rdos on, np o
tn tntuuAt Tint tile Hon, j. e., New hu M.
, 1881-03-09
CANDIDATES.


8ptetat Dtspateh tc 1hs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March Seen. Jud-
son Kilpatrick, OF New Jersey, 1t Is satd, de-
sires bureau appointment in one Of tho
Departments. Despite Tho rpmor that there
will be no chanRo among the District Com.
mIssIoners, Congressman from Ohio, aud
another frnn Rhode Island, have already
notified; President Garilcl4 OF; what they
deem TIC 1lleftlciency Of somo Of the present
incunbents- Tho departure Of Attorney
General NtacVuagti for Philadelphia, who
will not return until Thursday, las tempor-
arily paralyzclt the activity Of scores Of mp
p!icants for United States Attor-
neys' positions III a'l sections OF the
country. i. Z. Wilson. Esq, who WIS Chlef
Clerk of the Treasury Department
under Secretary Bristow, Is all applicant for
the position Of United States Attorney for
Kentucky. lie Is backed by Justice Harlan,
Of the Supreme Court, but runor Inns 1t that
other applicant.
TIE INDIANA NErunL1cAN CONGRESSIONAL
DELEGATION
met ut 10 o'clock to-day, and unanimously
agreed to make tho following recommends
tlons for tho appointments hereinafter
named: j. q. New to ba Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury; Jonnthan ". Gordon to I'LL
tile vaca,lcy III the Court Of Claims
sm, ns,,..,'. us1 ~ ~ 1,ntonts A. rns,,nna .,l
w ..a 10 ~ ,, ~ ,at ran",.ai
,iiuc ,,.., -. u'o e"'p'e anu .'.ts -. se,
w p,''e' tnoao m''' n', - ~ srGps.,n
"a ~ n'sYo H.'sne ~. :, n.otso - ts,,a. ~
- n1'o ~ ~ 70 WV pe. ~, 1,'1,'., -" ~
ue n"teau % :.. sa,,.. n.a .as ho,s'. a,"ss
1kn "nen itssiusas n". r,.or "nn 3e HE
oo1eo toae"th 1or l1s nutost"p'; Iulo1 n,cN,
'nnt' " Das ton' totu ,'4t4 ~ aon'
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