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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21
An Inheritapcs of Fame,

Several sons of famous fathers are
living on their parentage in London.
AU the Year Ar0a1sd Is still conducted
by Charles Dickens" This magazine
was the dead Dickens personal proper
ty, md was left to the present Charles
Dickens with the proviso that the name
should be placed at the head of ite
pages. Douglas Jerrold was the editor
of tloyd's Weekly Nes0s, and when he
died the proprietors continued the fani'
ly name by putting in the line Edited
by Blanchard Jerrold" The editing is
said to consist in the drawing of a sal
ary. Fun is nominally edited by Tom
Hood, son of Thomas Hood, the ia
NOUS humorist ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21
Measurements Of the Great Lakes.

The following measurements of the
great lakes have been taken by govern
ment surveyors: The greatest length
Of Lake Superior is 3S5 miles; its great
est breadth is 100 miles; mean depth,
688 feet; elevation, 827 feet; area, 3d.
900 square miles. The greatest length
of Lake Michigan is 800 miles; its great
est breadth, los miles; mean depth.
600 feet; elevation, sos feet; area, 49,
900 square miles. The greatest length
of Lake Huron is 800 miles; its great
est breadth is so miles; mean depth.
600 feet; elevation, 274 feet; area.
10000 square miles. The greatest
length of Lake Erie is 250 miles; its
greatest breadth is 80 miles; its mean
depth is "a feet; elevation, 261 feet;
area, 5000 square miles. The great
est length of Lake Ontario is 180 miles;
It's greatest breadth 65 miles; its mean
depth is 500 feet; elevation, 26l feet
area, 5000 square miles.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21
He Never Sacrificed PRINCIPLES for Polio

He Never Sacrificed Principles for Policy.
Gus De Smith was sitting in res
taurant, with a large bottle of cham
pagne before him, when his landlord
happened to come in and see him.
''That's pretty how-do-you-doP'' ex-
claimed the exasperated creditor. Here
you are drinking wine, and in spite Of
all l can do can't get you to pay me
what you owe"
You alone are to blame for this e2-
travagance on my part" replied Gus,
pouring out glass, which he did not
offer to his creditor.
Il am to blame for your drinking
champagner' exclaimed the astonished
creditor.
Certainly you are. You bother me
SO much by running after me every day
with that little bill of yours, that l have
to drink champagne to make me bold
enough to stand you Off But for the
wine I should have paid you long ago"
Il should think you would find 1t
cheaper to pay me than to pay so much
for wine"
sit would be cheaper, great deal
cheaper, but never sacrifice principle
for policy. 1t is against my principles
to use money to pay debts with. .'-Ie1'
as Sutiaqs.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21

Champagne was discovered by
monk named Don Perignon, away back
in 1898, who bit upon the idea OF mar
rying the product of one vineyard to an
other, a process still followed in the
making of the wine. The monk also
introduced the use of the cork as bottle
stodpers instead of bits of flax dipped iR
oil. a. bad bean the custom. !
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21

II you are roasting so hard that your
to get cooled off. don't go and give Is
cents for glass of lemonade. just at
tempt to light o cigar with your last
match. Then breeze will start up."-
Puck. - ~S ~"
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NOTARY PUBLIC, Mantua. o. Con
IN veyanoing, Collections and Pension Busi
ness promptly attended to on the most reason
able terms, Bl2-u.
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w w. WHITE. M, D.,

phvsfcfan and Surgeon, OFFICE. East end of
P6eoix BLOCK up stairs, Ravenna, Resi-
dence. on Pratt Street, west side, mr. house
sonth Of Main. uO-ems
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Business Cards.
MISS L. G, JACKSON
A. N. EAI

NEILLINERY GOODS Of oil kinds. Oper,
Nl Block, Ravenna, o.
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p r CONANT,
J. Ell. DUSSELL

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Ravenna, o.
Hardware store. U9-u
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!. Ill. PHELPS

A TrORNEY AND COUNsELLOR AT
IN LAW, Frazers Building. West Main st.,
6avenna. Ohio.
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j. II. DU6OELL,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Counsel In
IA English and German. Onice over Bel
sing 4 Armstrong's Drug Store. Main street.
RAvenna, Ohio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-05

diendo & todos en- intsr6s el relstivo al
informs sobre el proyecto de installation
de I'm banco de emission y descuento en-
esta IsIa, presentsdo por D. Lsoncio
Bloch y Heiman y remitido por el Go
bierno Supreme en- consnlta de estss
autoridades, con IN luminosisimo, ex
tense y conoienzudo informe del Oonss-
jo de Estado, que, presclndlendo con
notables inter6s de conveniencias per-
sonaIe determinadas, tienle 1nicamen-
to en- su dictamen ell noble fin de bus
Car el mayor bien para esta isla. Pero
este es asuato largo, y bien merece ca.
p1tulo apArte, toda vez que requiere
ademas dstenida ref sxion y estudi
Ahora falta que las comisiones, a
quienes So ha confiadc la mayor parte
de los asuntos de que hemos hscho
menci6n, trabajen con ell cello que tiene
derecho espsrar la Isla de sus repre-
sentantes. Ora cosa fusra malograr
la esperanto de los comitentes, y de-
fraudar los dessos de todos aqu ,llos que
quisiersn var ese amor del pals, que
tanto sc decanta por alganos, pero que
tan NAL Sc practica por los mismos,
traducido on hechos palpablss, y no
en- vanas declam aciones arrancadas q Ia
passion po!itica desde las columaas del
peri6dico, 6 desds la tribuns en- e
club,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-05
Ell ECCIO e s

Debemos recordar 4 los correli.
giouarios y amigos del distrito de
Oaguas que ell pr0ximo domingo,
siete de los corrientes, tendra lugar
la election del diputAdo q Oortes, Sc.
g1n Ia convocaroria del Gobierno,
durando la votAci6a des1e las ocho
ds la mailaua hast las cuatro de la
tarde. Ea ella no aecesita el elec.
tor presentar su ce lula electoral. ST.
no so.amente anunciar su nombre al
Presi ieute de Ia Mesa. 81 nombre
lei candidate Sc llevara escrito 8
inpreso en una papeleta doblada,
de papel preoisamente blanco, y no
olvideu los Iuterventores que, antes
de disolverse la mesa electoral de
cada secci6a,. deben desigaar uno
que concurra { la junta de escruti.
MO general.
Hoy mas que nunca deben mos.
trar nuestros amigos y correligioua-
rios del expresado distrito el gran
espiritu que les anima, cuando Sc
trata del honor de nuestra causa, en-
la prosecution de los sanos priuci-
pios que creemos nosotros han de
labrar, h.sta donde es possible, la
felicidad de est1 qlsri Ia porci6a de
Ia patra espanola, march sndo uni
dos y compActos d las urnas, para
Alcanzar e! triu fo de Ia fuarza ire
sistib,e del dereoh1 y del predoml
MO de esa idea qua serena y pacii
cAments va adq,liriendn oada dia
nuevos adeptos.
NADIA de volunta1ss indolentes,
mucha fe, inquebrantable esperanza,
iuseparablc uai6a para defender ua
candidate digno y acceptable dentro
de las fundamentAles bases de nues-
tro cre1o.
En- cumplimiento de nuestros sa-
gr4dos 6les politicos, cuya realiza.
ci6n tan elevado interes representa-,
moviios per ell noble deseo del bien
general y del particular de cada
pueblo, asl 10 aconsejamos a nues'
tros cArfsi limos amigos y correligio'
1arios, dici5ldoles Goa Moutesquieu;
Tuestro objeto sea el bien, vues.
tro me lilo ell orden, vuestro canine
la ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-05

yerdad que es dnica 8 invariable, y
que repele toda mistifcaci6n y toda
aiiagaza burda y grosera. La auto-
snomfa que pidieron hip6oritamente
los primeros solapados enemigos en-
Cuba antes de que estallase ell linceu-
dio de Yara Ia autonom(a que pre-
dlc5 ell sefior Portuondo por los cam.
pos de Cuba soliviantando los ami
mos y encendiendo amortiguados
odios; la autonomfa que han defendi-
do H zriwyo y todos sus demas CO.
Trades incltando a la Sedici6n la au.
tonomla de que nos hablan los con.
tradictorios acuerdos de la ju,sta mag.
nG de la Habana I; la autonomla exc
crada desde ell Parlamento espail ol
por un ministro de la Corona por
todos apIaudido; la autonomla que
desean los tribunos que tienen
sus reales sentados en- Madrid; Ia au'
tonomta declarada illegal por los
tribunales .ucha contra la uuidad de
la Patria y, permltase 8 no su discu'
si6n en- la excitada prensa, es aten'
tatoria 4 los derechos mas caros de
Ia Patria, al esplritu de las leyes, y
como tai debe ser aborrecida y aua-
tenatisAda por todo buen espahol
que tenga sangre de tai Ell las venas'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-05
DEL JURAMENTO
EN- LAS AsAMBLEAs LEaIsLATrvAs.

De la Correspondence de Paris, per
tenecienta al II do m Arzo, reprodu.
clmos los siguientes intsrssautes para
fos:
A prop6sito del juramento On las
asambleas legislativas, encontramos en-
IN docamento patlamsntario los siguien.
tes pormenores
En- Austria los Representatives. del
pals no prsstan juramsnto alguno, limi-
tandoss promoter 6delidad y obedien.
cla al emperador, la observancia de las
leyes constitucionales y el exacto cum.
plimiento de So mandate.
Los miembros de las asambleas de
Hungrfa y Oroacia, nj iuran nj prone
ten.
En- B6lgica los representatives. pres.
tan este juramento =" Juro observar Ia
Constitution.
Ri Dinamarca go formula asf "Ju.
70 = prometo mantsner aqui Ia Consti.
tuci6n : Qle Dios y su Santo EvanRe.
lio me asistSn.
En- Ftancia no 90 iura nj 90 prone.
to.
En- Alemsnis, los miembros del Rel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-05
La verdad desnuda'

Mientras el senior Ministro de Ul-
tramar condenaba de nuevo la auto.
nomla q la faz de la Patria y del
mundo entero, en- la sesi6u del 20 de
Mario, orgaulzdbase en- la Habaua la
gran j1nta magma que los corlteos
del autonomisuo pregonaron a tim
bal batiente.
Decfa Ell selor Leon y Castillo. re.
plicaudo al senador cubano Sr. Giiell
y Rent6 que, so pretexto de apoyar
la proposition relativa d la univer,
sidad de la Habana, Sc habfa des.
pachado a su gusto expicando la au.
tonomla
"El Gobierno, que quiere Ia asimi.
lacion, pretende que aquellas provin-
cias est6n gobernadas en- 10 possible por
un regimen analogo al de la Peninsula;
10 que no estamos dispuestos q consen-
tir es que al hablar de autonomla so d.
RIA cierto g6nero de at4ques a la inte-
gridad del teritorio, nj que bajo formas
mas menos veladas 80 trste de crear
un organismo intermedlo entire Espaiia
y Cuba para ad ar Iazos qua nosotros
hemos apretado con sangre espanola
vertlda torrentes en- ios campos de
bataiia Nay bien, muy blen }. La
question es sencilla: el Goblerno 40 es-
ta dlspuesto, Iespecto Cuba, a CON,
sentir ALI lnstitucioues que 30 inter-
pongan entire aquellas pruvlnctas Y la
MctropolL All Sr. GU,il y r NE
ST. ciertas cosas pudlerAn ens4YAcsa,
merecerlan algunos autonomistas 4ue So
hIclera el ensayo de Ia autonumla que
sostienen. NJ pueden vlvir en- paz, seiio
res senadorss, los partldos poiltlcos Oh
Oubs, tai 90 Ell odio que SO profesan, nj
aun enviando sus diputados Madrid;
/ que sucederia el dis que SO encontra-
sen los unos frente los otros On Ia o..
mara insularP
Ms de una session seria preludio de
una verdadera batalla en- las Gales de
IL Ha5Ana.
A la vez, puede decirse que a la
vez, pub!icaba Eg Iris1nfo, 6rgano de
los autonomIstas, y Ell que mas cruda
guerra hs hecho al patriotlco parti-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-05
Ell ES TRIBILL.O.

Parece que en- Colon, Cuba, Sc
han lanzado gritos subversivos, Ast
10 dice Ia prensa cubana. Un peri6'
dico de Ia localiiad ha siio mas ex.
plfcito que otros, y asegura 10 81
guiente
"Conste que hay testigos ; conste
que, 81 no estamos NAL informados, On
el psrte go hacs referencia de slgunos
indivi lnos que habia en- el grupo, y SO
les cita poY sus nombres propios = ersn
D. J .s6 D. Francisco Villa y D. Adolf
f. G. N w, ya que el AloAlde da barrio
40 on 10 .etener al cuIpsbls nj av3ri-
guar qui6n fu6 el que di6 el grito de
=" Vv1 la blndera cubarG q al que
no 1e guste asi que avise. 1 Por que.
pregdntamos, no SO ha procedido va a
10 que corresponde? para que quie-
re el alcalde INFERNO el parte ? ISora
para darle carpetaSo
Un 6rgaao liberal de- la Aatilla
hermlna Sc ha dejado caer diciendo
que este b. sl1o obrA de beodos.
Ei estribillo de siempre. Cada vez
que 10 oimos formular. no po1emos
menos que convenir en- una cosa y
es, que 81 ua dia Sc hlciese un seve.
70 escArmiento en- cabeZA de esos
eorios para los cuales tan NAL conse-
jero es ell ron, de SECURE, de seguro
que no Sc repetirlan tan frecueute-
mente estas funciones. Y mas aun
nos a6rmamos en- esta creencia al
consllerar la clrcunstancia de que
uo hay por aqul alborotAdor subver-
sivo quien no Sc discu.pe con ell re-
curso de IA borrachera, ri beodo es-
caudaloso que no chile. 81 lie da la
twrca por chlI,ar, en contra de las
lnstituciones y de la Patrla, y a f..
vor de insensatos y criminales deli.
rios que 40 han de realizarse nunca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-05
GAcETA 0E HOY.


Eo los dias "A y25 del corriente ten
dram lugar respectlvamente las eleocio.
nes On la Antills hernana de an Sana-
dor por las sociedades econ6micas de
amigos del pals. de aqusLa sAntilla y
Paeeto-Rlco, y de otro por 81 arzobis-
pado de Santiago de O0ba.
Rsparto del cupo general de la pro.
vincia entire los districts municipales de
Ia misma para el aiio de 1898, forma.
do en- virtud de 10 prevenido en- ell Re.
glamento para la imposition, admins.
TRACTION = cobtanza de Ia contribution
territorial.
Nombrado marinero del resguardo
Juan de la Oruz y Perez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-05
Sesiones provinciales.

Por Au ha terminado el segando pc.
rfodo do sesiones provlnclales, periodic
clertamente largo y laborioso, aunque
NO tAnto como sqoel Otro de Ia c@iebre
discussion de sctas, que nos ha dado 80.
brados motivos, abundante msteria,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-05

Oonslderando que es notoriamen.
to indudable que con ese regimen au.
tonomico, por las funciones legislativat
y de goblerno con que 30 qulere inves'
tir Ia Diputacion insuiar y los Con.
sejeros responsables, Sc Gspir0 d 1u crea
ci6n de IN cuerpo hgislativo q de una aW.
torsdad gubernativa responsible ante est
caterpo, separados irdependientes en- est
crden lie funcio,aes de los ca1erpos colegisld
dores de III Naci6n q Ministries del Beg
cuyo cuerpu y autorldad, 81 blen IL
afeota dlrecta nj indlrectamente Ia in
tegrldaa dc ia patria, dada Ia accl6n J
at:lOuclones dei GJblerno do Ia Metro
poil, Af,cra d Ia uulda1 nAclonaI, pues
Co que slendo uno de los attributes
eseacla,es del po1er p1bllco Ia potos
ta1 ieglslatlva, y resl1ionIo estA Sl
.as Colt,s con el R,y, y sleudo uno .
G0bloruo, So quistu Ia division de $50,
podsfe, tegisIund, g 9obcrnando en- ~n0
pagte de "a Naci6n una Dip~Mct6n ins4
IAr con cons jeros responsabLrs, y sn otrs
ei Senado y Oongteso lie los Dipatsdo,
y los Ministries del Rey.
Oonsiderando que la defensa de ta
regimen autonomico para esta 1sla, POI
Ia exposlclon y terminus en- que Sc hace
= entire otros, por ios que transCribi6 el
Fiscal do Imprenta i IL a. de sus CON.
viuslones, y conforme asi mismo d 10
consignado on las precedvAtes Oonside.
raclUnss lDf.lnge .. caso A. del artfcuio
16 de Ia Ley, atacamdo directanaeste Ia
aneload nacionaI" 80.
7 basta de precedentes ante la
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-06

There is something very pitiful, says
the Charleston News, in the wretched
ending of the life of Alonzo J.. Ransier,
ex-Lieutenant-Governo of South Carolina
and ex-Congressman. A mulatto me.
chanic Of respectable character, he went
into politics in Charleston at the begin.
ming of the Reconstruction period, and
was elected a delegate to the Constitu.
tional Convention. This led to his nom.
nation and election as q member of the
Legislature from Charleston County, and
in 1870 he was nominated for Lieuten.
ant-Governor by the Republican Con.
v~ention and was counted in with the
other Republican candidates. Two years
later he was elected to Congress from
the Charleston District, and served unit
the expiration Of his term on March 4,
1875. This was the end OF his political
career. The Republicans had no further
use for him, and he had not the influence
that would have enabled him to be
serviceable to the Democracy. What
help he obtained, in keeping body and
soul together, came from the Democrats.
The last employment he had was as q
laborer on the streets. The fate OF
Ransier will be the fate of every colored
man who allows himself to be made the
instrument OF the Republican gang.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-06

CoNsTANrINoPLE, Sept. 5.-Lord Duff
fern yesterday informed the Sultan that
he had been authorized to assent to the
landing Of 1000 or 5000 Turkish troops at
Port Said. 1t is understood that Dervich
Pacha will command the expedition, and
that Baker Pasha valentine Baker,
formerly a Colonel in the British cavalry,
will be his chief of staff.
DUBLIN, Sept. 5.-The Lord Lieutenant,
in reply to the memorial from the dis
missed policemen, says he has directed q
careful inquiry to be held into the recent
conduct and previous character of the
memorialists. He will personally review
the result of the inquiry, and promises
that those will be reinstated who appear
deserving. The answer has given great
satisfaction. 1t is officially denied that
the men have returned to duty in conse-
quence OF any tacit understanding. On
the contrary, they were informed on
Saturday that they would be dismissed il
they did not return to duty.
PARIS. Sept. 5.-M. Dechard, editor OF
the Petit Corporal, who killed NJ. Demosses,
editor of the Combat, in a duel on Sunday,
was himself dangerously wounded on the
head and in the armpit, and received three
cuts on the hands. NJ. Dechard will be
prosecuted, but Will certainly pe acquitteu'
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. Sat the con
clusion of the army maneuvers at Islora a
bridge constructed by the military across
a ravine fell directly after Emperor Alex
ander and the Empress had passed over it.
The Minister of War was slightly injured.
MADRID, Sept. 5.-An official dispatch
from Manila states that 447 natives and
one European died of cholera there yes
ter1ay.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-06
JOHNNY ANB MRS. SKEA.
They Live In n Cottage, But are Not
Yet Dead Broke.

San Jose Herald.
Johnny Skea has almost dropped out OF
mind since he parted with the SIS, 600, 600
that he made on the Comstock and squan-
dered in various places, and the world
had almost forgotten him when the San
Francisco newspapers a few months ago
published with glowing headlines the fact
that he had been arrested as a COMMON
drunkard. and dwelt on the fictitious be-.
lief that he was reveling in poverty and
rags. Since that digging up Of his wonder
full career nothing has been said of him,
and few know where he is. The other
day a San Jose gentleman who was rusti-
eating on Pine Ridge, in the mountain
east OF the Eighteen mile House, took a
tramp, and when six miles from camp
came to a beautiful little valley nesting
in the mountains. The locality is known
as Soda Springs, and it is the haunt of
a few who know the Whereabouts and
beauty of the place.
The scenery is wild and grand, with an
endless succession Of boulders and preci.
pices frowning down upon that snug little
valley beneath. In this little valley, in a
sea Of green grass and wild flowers, several
rude cottages nestle, aud in one of these
are the person and family of Johnny Skea.
Appearances do not indicate that they are
in the full enjoyment of abject poverty,
On the other hand, Mrs. Skea's comely
person is adorned with some handsome
diamonds, two of them being as large as
the end of a coal-heaver's finger, to say
nothing of a comfortable assortment Of
comely clothes. Nor does starvation stare
them in the face, judging by the well.
stocked larder that is always at the dis.
posal of the hungry wayfarer. Of course,
it is generally known that he settled S100,.
600 on her before the crash came; and this,
together with some $50, 900 in sundry
trinkets, is sufficient to keep the wolf
from the door a short while longer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-06
rENNEss..E FACTIONS.

There is a faction fight among the Re-
publicans in two districts of Tennessee,
and there is a probability of the election
of Democrats in both. In the Second
District there is a bitter fight between
Congressman Houk and Mr.. Rule, and
the prospects are that there will be two
Republican candidates in the field, which
will let a Democrat slip in, notwith-
standing the fact that there is a large
Republican majority in the district. In
the First District the discussions among
the Republicans will doubtless be the
cause of defeating Mr.. Pettibone, who
will surely be renominated. Unless
something can be done in the way of a
compromise, the Democrats will gain two
Congressman from Tennessee at the APP
preaching election,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-06
E,S ZEE,

The nomination of NJ. NJ. Estee for
Governor by the Republicans of Califor.
mia is understood to be a concession to
the W~orkingnen's party, and a rebuke
to the attitude of Eastern Republicans
on the Chinese question. The nomina-
ton is one of availability solely. Col.
Estee was a member of the late Consti-
t~utional Convention of California, and
was the advanced advocate of the radi-
cal features of that radical instrument,
He was the author of the article in that
Constitution for the eradication of the
Chinese evil through the local force of
police regulations. He is a popular and
able man, but is hardly in accord with
his Eastern brethren on the Chinese
question, the anti-monopoly questions or
the question of regulating railroads and
corporations.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-06
OVER H WATER.

Arrest of 70 Native s~py-Arrest of
(OnsuI PauiO-EiscOsery of RamI.
ficatiOns for - COnsPiracy-Ex-
torting Evidence from Prisoners
by TOriure-ChOier = at Manila.
Especial TO rHE sEsrINEL.i
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 5.-Great uneasiness
is felt in consequence Of the arrest Of a ma
tive spy, carrying a letter addressed to
Antoine Psulo, the Greek Consul or agent
at Seieant, who is staying here. Paulo
has been arrested.
tits rumored that the police have disoov-
cred ~ramifoations Of a conspiracy. in
which several Greeks are implicated, the
object being to massacre the Europeans in
Alexandria in the event of the British
troops being seriously engaged at Ramleh.
The Egyptian court-martial continues to
extort evidence or confessions from pris-
oners by torture. Three thousand rifles
and 5000 b~ludgeons were discovered on
Monday in a mosque. The finding OF
these weapons causes uneasiness.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-06
a JEWISH "

The Hebrews of Denver are at present
entertaining n of the most remarka-
BILE men OF their race in the United
States and one of the most honored and
scholarly Rabbits in Amerioa--Rev. DR..
r. H. Someshcien of st. Louis. He
stands in the first ranks Of the scholars
of America. and his reputation is sec.
ond to no clergyman of whatever demon.
nation
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-06
REMARKABLE REDUCTION.

The public debt was pulled down
more than SIG, 900, 900 in August. The
cost of the great rebellion will at this
rate be wiped but before it's scars disap-
pear. The two great Republics-France
and the United States-are the only two
nations Of the earth that can accomplish
such a financial feat.