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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-27

to alg1 profeta del cielo. Eta es ID
gran pirdmide de Esipto; soplo divine
encarnado para el hombre On una rocs
labradal
Piazzi Smyt, astr6nomo real de Es
cocis, dios el Abste Moign6, 90 hijo de-
celebre almirante Smyt. qua Sc hiso c6
lebre con 50 celestial ciclo; hombrs de
immense sabsr, de convicciones profan'
dss, de costumbres severas, eminente.
mente religiosn, jsmas 80 ha rendido nj
d la vanidad humana nj q la fAlsa
ciencia.
Pues bien; este sabio escoc6s, que
siguiendo con seguro paso Ia dsbil hue.
liza que on ell campo de las lucubracio-
mes dej6 TAylor, ha desenredsdo el nu.
do de seoretos que contenia la gran pi-
ramide, aunque no ha llegAdo al fn,
y aunqua no ha dominado hAsta hoy el
asunto, lega la posteridad descubri.
mientos que admira Ia inteligencia hu-
mana On sus custro obras tituiadas
Herenoia que nos ha dejaao la gran pird-
-Wta y trabyos de la gran pird
HkkCLSS uCttuk ItCt HOUbUFC tFtGtCCk >
-Proyeceida honsotogrdfca y plano dc Ia
gran pirdmi.ie.
Las principales tesis, que sients y
desarrolla On estas cuatro obras con
oonocimientos matematicos = astron6.
micos de un orden muy elevado, = que
despues resume en- IN compendio titn.
lado; La granclc pyramide Tharaoaiqa.
de nom hamanitaire de fat, ses wervcillss,
Scs mysteres ct ses enseigaements, aon las
sigulentes F8 A 6.
A." La gran piramide no tiene NADIA de
egipcio. esta construida sobre una idea
particular y preconcebids, es la mas
perfecta y oil prototype do todas, 90 eI
pillar que SO agsrra el primer cslab6n
de 10 cadens dc la Historic de Egipto
J de toda Ia terra; el cuadrado do "a
base ss igaal { Ia superaois Do upa 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-27

NuEvA-Y YoRK. julio Is de 1881.
Sr. Director del BoLETfN MSaOlNTn.
Muy Sr. mio

hay gsntes que sAben sacar partiio
de todo y estas mas qae niaguaas otras.
Exagsraron Ia herida del presidente pa.
ra oicatrizsr la que este habia alberto
en- el Coraz6n del partido republican,.
Mr.. Blaine hiso qns los msiicos pinta.
sen Gar6sld espirando para despertar
Ia lastlma primero. y las simpatias dss-
puss, de toio el pals. La guerra que
Oonkling y Arthur le haclan ces6 al
verle caer hsrido; ell pals On masa, que
odia el asesinato, , mucho mas GA 10
persona del jefe della naci6n, SO olvid6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-27
ADMINISTRATION.

Los Sres. Agentes que tengan en-
su poder recibos y fondos de La Nus
TRACTION Gallega y Asturjana Sc cirvi,
ran remitirlos a Ia mayor breveia1,
pues ell primero del entrante cesar5
esta Administrator en- la Agencia
de aquel periodico, tenieLdo que
rendir cuentas y entregar los fondos
Pasado aque.. dia la nueva Agen'
cia no Sc hace cargo de recibos de.
vueltos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-27
LA 0RAN PIRAMIDE.

Cuarenta siglos hace que en- el De
sierto de S ,hara SO Ieyauts malestuosa
la gran pirami ie, sin que las ganeraoio-
nes que en- tantos cIentos de amos han
desarroliado su exist1noia sObrs In tie
IRA, hayan poiido Al sosps -har slqlisra
Ia sunliane mlsi6n de eso ooiosai monu-
mento.
Qle tolas las piramides de Egipto
obedecioron Ga su construction an
mismo plan y uo mismo ho, ha sido
una doctrine nj diacutlda nj dudada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-27

sus caras inclinadas, 50 base ca an cua.
drado perfecto, igualdad de lss cIatro
lados de su base, igualda de los cuAtro
angulos de 50 base, inclinaci6u igual dc
sus custro earss, Ipor que ha sido 70.
vsstida de piedra oalckrea dura y no do
granite? La gran piramide comprsn-
de la rectifcsci6a del cfrculo, ga al-
tura es una parte alicuota de ID dis.
taucia del sol & 10 TERRA, los ndme.
ros piramidales son a, 8, S, 7,-sxtre.
mada sabidurls de su constructor
las medidas de la gran pirGmide SON
todss mosAicas, ninguns sgipcia, da
ON su base el n1mero de, dias del aiio. Il
diez millonesima parte del eie polar de-
Ia terra, 10 pulgads piramidal GO Ia cin-
GO miilonesima parte del eje polar de
10 TERRA, el perlmetro de Ia gran pirA-
mide expresa On pulgadas piramidaIes al
n1msro de dias del an, J la porci6n de
orbitss que la terra recorre en- I'M dia,
su orientacion es perfecta, ocupa ei cen.
tro del sector, que constituye el delta
del Milo, su meridiano ha debido ser el
primer meridiano del mundo; represen-
ia el peso do Ia TERRA, relacl0n mista.
ROSA on las dimensiones de la camaJa
del rey, peso especifco absolute de Ii
gran piramids y peso do la TERRA, 10 rs.
tronomia de 10 gran pirAmida bien di.
ferente do Ia astronomis de los egipcios.
el sho 2170. fscha de Ia funtaCi6n
de In gran piramide, es el pnnto de
paitidA dc Is CronoloGia biblica, re.
laciones intimas de 10 gran pirAni-
de con 81 hombre ' con Ia hissoria
do Ia humanidad. injusticia del progre.
so meierno al tratar de Ia gran pirami-
de, Ia gran piramide y 10 civlilzacion
moderna, la gran piramida y los i ii.
mos tiempos del mundo, Ia gran plrA.
mide y sl aa dol mnndo.
Il Dnsclna,.A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-27
Ill.

Ocupemonos va exclusivamente dc
las pirsmides de Gizeh, entire las cuales
Sc euents la pirsmide IIamada sntigua-
mente Cheops, por suponerse haber ser
vido de tumba al rey Cheops, cuya OPT
nion ests hoy enteramente desechada :
nj esa pirsmide hs seryido de tumba q
rey alguno, nj SO ha construido con tai
objeto nj es monumento de conception
egipcis nj puede confundirse con las
demAs plramldes por su distinta mas
elevada misl6u nj entire los modernos
orientalistas Sc la designa con el nom
brs dc pirdmide Cl.eops, sino con el de
gran pirdmide : q ella solo, 4 ella solo
ne dirigen hoy las lucubraciones de
los sabies, y sobre ella ha dado sorprsn-
dente luz eI astronomo de Escocia Mr..
PiaEzi Smyth, quien POGO a POGO va
arrancando los seeretos que oculta en-
sus profandss, quiz&s en- sus inspiradas
paginss ese hbro colossal de piedra.
Estas tests seran ell objeto del pr6xi-
mo articulo como final del pr6sents
ocupemonos dc la description material
& histoFica de dieha piramide.
La gran pirdmtde e. la primera su-
bisndo del Cairo 4 10 colins Giseh si.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-27

FRAGMEhT0S De UR VIAJe P0R EGlpTO,
POR
D. M. IBO ALFARO.
LAS IRAMIDES.
{ ooNTTNUACI6Nl. }.

QuizSs 81 ser tan prolijcs en- cieltos Ia.
tos cronol6gicos, hayamos molestsdo Ia
atencion de algunos lectores pero cree.
mos squellos interesantes y no hemos
podido resistir el deseo de trasmitirlos
al p1blico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-27

levantar las dennis piramides; pero al
copiar aquells, nj la conocieron, nj la
oomprendieron; ellos la tomaron por un
monumento muerto y es IN monumen-
to vivo, un monumento dormido en- el
tempo, que no h4bia de despertar para
segunda mitad del sigo XIX.
La gran pirdmtde 90 mas perfocta en-
su construction que todas las demas pi-
rAmides; todas las dennis piramides son
COOS vaclos del orgullo humane, son gi-
gantescas tumbss de reyes poderosos
sobre la TERRA; la gran piramide no es
la gran tumba que envuelve una mo-
mia, es I'm colossal ibro, que encierra
gran ciencia, no SO Ia expression del or
gullo humane, es el eco de la inspira.
oi6n divina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-27

FL c6Iebre ing6s Sir Johu TAy'or, va
difonto, es el primero que despu6s de
muchos amos do estudio sobre la gran
pirami le, rAsga las sombrss que envol.
Wan ese monumento, y elevando 81 ORR
gen purhcando su nsturaleza, casi
casi espiritualizando su flo, presenta d
la gran pirdmite como IN ibro de ma.
tematioas y de astronomia en- el que
generaeiones y generaoiones no han sa-
bido leer, como IN anagrAms sublime o,
que sigos y siglos no han sabido des-
ciirar.
Dsspues de- Taylor hs sparecido en-
el palenque de las investigaciones el
gran sstronomo Mr.. Piazzy Smyt, Y ena-
morsdo este sabio de aqnel monumento
qu- durante ouatro mil ans SO ha con-
slisraio solo como el motion de oisdras
mas grandes del mundo, ha veniio q
d9mostrar con reAexiones hlst6rioas,
con pruebas mate maticas, que aquellas
piedras son paginas preciosas dc una
cianois que, no exlstiendo entonoes en-.
tre los hombres, ssnia que veair msdian.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-27
DIARIO- -REVISTA
DE. LA PEN SU 4. \

MADRID y julio s lie 1881.
JUNO 29. -Empiezo mi revists tij5n-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-19
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

rTl.sR KARNs CITY AND PARKER RAILROAD
raip. leave Butler tor 81 Joe, Nillerstown
ksns City, pciroIia, Parker, etc, at 1.Z7 q m
And as and 7.25 q N.
Trains arrive nj Butler from the above named
,oints at Z. u 4 M. ana 2.l5, and 7.i5 !, IN
Tt.s 215 train coHreris "ith train oo tue "es'
Pepu road .rrOug'. to Pi'tsourgn.
sHRxASeo AND ALLEGHENY EAiLRoAD
rraju. leave Hfliard's Viii, Butler county,
,,r aarrievi.le, Gf-eDvi''c. etc, II '-o' a. "'
.na 3.25 y. IN.
Tr,,rss,r,v. IL .si,iiaiG's Mis- CT i:io A. NJ,
md 555P N.
u.cls 10 aud rom Peiroi!a. Mar,inssurg
r,irvirw. MoJoc and Troutmsn. connect at Hill
,.,d viii, nil .rsirs on the & A road
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
rain. ,,.,, Eu,,ef s,nter or Pittsburg'; Tine
Market II SOC 4. m, Gotr through !" ahe-
ys,rny. ~. sing az g0i 8. y. Vhir tram con-
,ts n; Ft-,.art Win FrereoTt Acco,anoda-
ti,n which arrives a. Allegheny at $40 A. M,
,,i:r...d thu
E,,-.ss a. 7.i -. .. curuecting a, Butter
in,c,i..p xiihnut el.ar.e uf cars, y; e.2b WIN
Exp srs west, arriving In Allegheny al s.oo
a m ard Ex..res east arriving al blaiFsviile
at 10 IS a. u. railroad time.
Mail at 226 y. n . con,ectins at 5ufie: juno
tioD without charge OF Cara. with Express wss'
srriyinp in Allegheny at sol o. IN. ana Ex-
p-ea> east arriving AT "iair-vii'e int'fseet,cn
AZ 55s =, vi rs,lf,.s.! iiGi.. which connects WIN
rl,:I.... pbis gy..r ;. .-,-,. whan an ii'r-
III, !; =. II. tain ,nine..ie .. bt~ifs.,ije
:, ~ !. "a with W.! ra>t, "''d lhr s'o
= :, ram q. /; 5p ,vj;ir me ~ -'sia.'eirhis FIX
s.4--- ts.1i. -
Tra,rs arrive at rutivI nn " e-I renn Il X ~
!. ~ - n, s. enc 7.ni y =" Butler ti,nt The
=, and s.5S trains ."raect nah 'ra'ns on
he rutler & Parker X. X.
Main Line.
f,r,u,b rra;,- leave Pittsburgh 10. IN, k", =
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:. urrlvin. IL Ps.ilaispi,is st $40 aud 7.2e
p "a md 500, 10 and s.40 a. ~: st Baltimore
s:,ou, the S,mr tine. nj New York tire. heure
,.i.r. and at Washington oboni one ana siaii
Ef,.tr~ irtPr
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NOVEMBER.

3. Sixty robbers, who plundered the
! Brazilian town OF Jaunarla year be-
fore, arc surprised by soldiers and kill
ed.
1 By the breaking of the hoisting
apparatus in a Belgian mine sixteen
miners are killed.
5. \ typhoon passes over Japan
which demolishes 1000 residences in
Toxic and browns 100 fishermen. News
received OF the loss Of the eannett and
II number of whalers in the Artic sea
by being crushed by the ice. Thirty
Kurdish maiauders IN Persia are cruci-
fei by their leaders for disobediencc
Of orders
8. The propeller Zealand goes down
on lake Ontario with all on board, SIX
teen persons.
9 About twenty persons drowned by
the loss # the steamer Thomas Kings
/ ford, oD Lake Ontano.
II. Seven men burned to death in a
! petroleum. blaze near Bradford, Pa
-. Forty-Seven n.iners killed by
coflmine explosion in Nova Scotia.
l6. The NIInnes ta State Insane isy-
lum at So. Peter burned, and a large
num5sr cf the inmates lost their lives.
10. The kurds sack Persian village
and put 200 people to the sword.
Is. Twenty sailors aud seven passen-
gers lose their lives by the wreck of the
coaster OilSa off Wales. Twelve men
suffocatel in a coal mine in Belgium.
%. The British steamer Mildred
founders in mid-ocean with crew of
| twenty eight.
24. BY collision between the French
steamer Oncle Joseph and the Italian
steamship Ortigia the former sunk and
232 persons 90 down.
%. The Pcrsians ornament the walls
Of the prison at Tabreez with the heads
of 800 Kurdr taken in battle.
rs. Propeller Simcoe goes DOWN with
all on board in Georgian bay, Lake
Huron
2S. Lieut.-Goy. Robinson, of Color
ado is killed by iners near Leadville.
DECEMBER.
|. The Electoral Colleges meet in the
various State capitals and cast the
electoral votes for President and Vice
President.
8. Flogging abolished IN the British
navy.
TO. One hundred miners are killed
by fire damp explosion in " elsh col
liery.
l. A shipwreck, off Nova Scotia,
canses the death of crew of twenty
two persons.
y. Jay Gould's conservatory at Irv-
ington, on the Hudson, is destroyed by
fire; loss, $l50,000-
Is. About twenty boys lose their
lives by the burning ola wallpaper fac
tory at Buffalo.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-19
Communicated.
NOTES FR1E The SCHOOL,

Allegheny township has eight schools
taught by Miss II. ". Johnston, Miss NJ.
/ 4. Elliott, J r Carlahan, J 9. Trainor.
John Jamison Richard Kelly, II. /. Stew
AIT and Miss Bella NcAlahon and five
1 hundred and seven pupils enrolled. The
northern end ol this township IS the scene
Of the latest oil developments in this
county rs numerous Jerricks and the VIII
/ iagcS of Byron Centre and HIgGansville
attest. The district formerly accommo-
dated with one school now requires two,
one having one hundred and five ana the
other ninety three pupils.
l.. ;he school taught by Ir. Trainor. an
organ the property of the teacher, mauip-
uat,d by one OF tbe pupils diseoursod
some excellent music. The voices Of the
Whole school led by the teacher assisted
j.. this exercise. | also noticed the Lii
brary { Universal Krno ledge" piled up
on tie desk Direct ;S. Edward Morgan
acc ulaaiyd NE TO t'Hcs scho1l'. J. c.
Hisl add lea % four. and Capt IT, Kohl
mevol. to one. D. c. 5. Kerr. a former
teacher hut nor a physician, was present
in No f.
Ncuaneo towns lip has six schools and
two hundred and ski; 1ive pupils enroll
si Che tc. chers aie J c. Stoops, VIM.
its ftAfN Hl A.sIlAi tftFs.Al. 4sNfo4N
In. L.innie c ,e and Z j Miller. The
school taught by Miss Nurrin was not in
session, she lcug called away by the
death Of an uncle. New out-buildings
have been Drovi tai ~ ~! the houses cl-
cept one this year. i sew achuo. in the
village of Farmingtou is contemplated
next year Directors Hugh Forquer ac-
compauied me TO three Of the schools and
John McKain TO two. The location of
the school houses in both these townships
is fair, with perhaps one exception
Some of the locations are very tinc. No.
3 in Nenaueo township, is situated in the
heart Of a dense forest aud at least half
a mile from any public road Driving
around two sides of this forest to find an
opening we at last tried what seemed to
be a bride path, but were soon compelled
to tie up the horse and proceed on foot.
The snow was unbroken and by the time
we had traversed quarter of mile, il
seemed long enough for two. No sign
of a habitati0n in any direction. and Mr..
F. thinking we were lost, started off on
an ther course agreeing to shout when he
found the school house. Another quar-
ter Of a mile in the direction first start
ed piunTing through the SHOW nearly
knee deep. and the outlines Of the build
ing. visible through the trees, turned
and shouted loud and long. but only echo
answered Passing on to the school
| requested the boys to go out and
yell at the top of their voices, as
there was director lost in the woods.
They obeycd with alacrity, and soon the
lost man was seen coming over the hill,
he having struck path and was Just cog
itating which end of it to follow when the
shouts OF the boys determined him. Talk
about planting groves around the school
houses! Il the greve around this one WAS
divided it would more than supply all the
houses in the county. The adventure re-
CURED considerable exertion, but was en-
ioyable. Very respectfully,
ID. F. MCKEE, Co. Sup't.
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-19
50,OGO.OOO POPULATION.
An Increase of Eleven and a Half Millions
in Ten Years.
WASHINGTON, Decembe

WASHINGTON, December 3I.
The Superintendent of Census makes
th1 following approximate statement of
the population of the States and Terrific
ries. 1t is believed to be very near the
final figures, which are expected co be
announced next week:
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-19
Stock Speculation and Investment

Operations on Margin or by Privileges. Spe-
cial business in Mining Stocks. Full particulars
on application. JAMES BROWN. Dealer in
stocks aud Bonds, Ga d Ct Broadway New York.
mar 11-ym.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-19
Union Wooden Mill.
Blu Tier, PA.
III. FUII,EEsTAy- pron,r

Manufacturer OF BLANKETS, FLANNELs, YARNS,
&c. Also custom work done to order, such as
cnrding Rolls, makin Blankets, Flannels. Knit
ting and Weaving Yarns, &c, ut very low
prices. Wool worked the shares il de-
sired. my7-1y
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-19
AdminIstratrix.s Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I, Kate R. Rowe.
have taken out letters Of administration on the
estate of Lewis Rowe. late of Karns City, Butler
county, Pa. decd, all r ersons having claims or
demands against the estate Of said decedent are
KATE r. ROWE,
Adm'x Of Lewis Rowe, decd, Kittanning, Pa.
decS-6t
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-19

~ Advertise in the CITIZEN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-19

Toral 49,. 80, 1873 IS 5-s,S71 l,59l,1Ss 1913
The following is aD approximate state
ment Of the population of cities and
towns having thirty thousand inhabitants
and upwards:
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-19
Time Of Holding Conrt--

The several Courts Of the county OF Bntier
commence on the first Monday Of March, June.
September and December. and continue Two
weeks, or 80 long as necessary 10 DISPOSE oi .ne H
hnsiness. No causes are put down for trial or
traverse jurors summoned for the first week OF
the several terms.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-19
FOR SALE

A Fine Single Sleigh, made in the
latest style, swell bed. Also fine two
horse sleigh can be bought cheap.
Terms easy. Inquire at Citizen office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-05
k.Sheriff Eyerhart, of GraysOn, Sued
for False lmprisonment-..Indict-
ments for Gaming.
A Railroad Suit ON the Tapis at Austin.
Bids for Sufficient Sand 10
Build the Capitol.
Galveston Elevator Burned-.Delegates
TO the Baptist Convention
Leaving for Home
Excitement in Palestine Over Removal
Of international Conductors.
Governor Roberts Cannot Attend the
Yorktown Celebration.
And Other Interesting State News.
Austin.

Austin.
Special to the Herald
AUSTIN October 4.-Maior Cave is here
and it is whispered that he is about to SUE
the Texas & Pacific railway to cancel the
patents ON the Mexican and FL Paso reser
vation issued by Keychler.
Grand Master McLeary has appealed tc
the masons OF Texas in behalf of the Michi
gan sufferers, Mr. b. A. Botts, Of Houston
will receive and forward all contributions
to the grand master Of Michigan.
Owing TO the important du
ties before the capitol board this
month, and the counting of the late election
returns the governor will probably be com,
PEELED TO forego his proposed attendance al
the Yorktown centennial celebration.
Since July lst $1,000 occupation tax has
been collected i'll Travis county.
Returns are in from all but seventeen
counties.
The governor says he is satisfied that bids
will be made for sufficient quantity OF
land to build the capitol.
The city council have granted the right.
of-way through the streets asked for by the
Houston Il Texas Central,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-05
CHICAGO.
Rev. Everett Has Something More 10 Say
A Thief Arrested Who In Turn Has the De.
tective Arrested-G Grant. Interviewed.

'SN"'e HftNeesu-S -Sftait. .hhterNicwed.
Special to the Herald
CHICAGO, October 4,--At Cincinnati yes
terday Rev, Isaac Everett, who preached
the funeral sermon at Cleveland preached
to his congregation on the death of prcsi.
dent Garfield, answering the question rails
ed by certain church goers as to why Gar
field gave no dying declaration Of his faith.
The pastor eloquently said far better than
any death bed testimony wa hiss
grand. life. He needed no mediator 10 in.
tercede with God for him direct, and
thought that too much stress was generally
laid on dying declarations by which red.
handed murderers are quick 10 seek saliva.
tion.
Samuel Smith came here recently with
eight thousand dollars Of another !
money which he obtained in
Denver Smith was arrested by
$rivate detectives, who released him after
bleeding him 70 the tuno Of seven hundred
and iifty dollars. Then the private detect.
i've from Denver took Smith on and made
nm disgarge four hundred. Smith
now turned the tables, and had
the Denver detective arrested fox larceny.
Grant has been interviewed in New York
anu suys nc expects 10 go TO Mexico by rail
within two years, This project is assuming
definite shape. He has nothing TO say about
Arthur's coming cabinet and policy.
special from Chattanooga states that
Col Love, president of the Huntsville, Ala
bama, Cotton Seed Oil Company, was shot
and instantly Killed by brother of a younl
lady to whom Love had been paying i'm
proper attentions.
The Williams brothers, the bold tlespera
does, are said to have thrown Calhoun and
Pike counties in panic stricken state.
Flight county commissioners, accused OF
disgraceful behavior on recent trip tc
Cleveland to attend the presidents funeral
have come. ont in card denying the
charges. They are accused Of fappropriatinp
the money for their expenses The amount
ofwhich together with their indscent or "a
at cleyelandinrnish food for public gos