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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-27
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mortuoria que aver reclblmos, ha falle-
lcido en- esta Capital don Jose Llom-
part y Wives.
Deseanosle la bienandauza eterna.
aLa Waci6n Espafioia w. Ha
reaparecido este perl6 iico que dirlge J
redacta don Jose j. Rib6.
De todo coraz6u 10 celebramos.
Escandalo.-Pr Promoviose ano-
che uno en- la ealle de la Fortaleza d
consecuencia de uuos palos.
Felizmente la cosa no revlstlo gra-
vedad, que sepamos.
Sociedad mercantil. - Sc ha
constituiio uua en- Mayaguez balo la
raz6n de Sancho Sard y Go. la cual Sc
le.licara d toda clase de negocios, espe-
cialmente al de venta, por mayor me-
nor. de mercancias.
One prospere.
Cultos.-El domingo -, a. las
i de la malaua, tendra lngar EN- Ia
Capila Franciscana nna misa solemne
en honor de Sa"ta Elena Predlcara
el p. Barrot.
Mes de Mayo.-En la parroquia
del serafico p San Francisco de ASS
tendra lugar con toda solemnfdad esta
fiesta que los religiosos feles ofrecen d
a Excelsa Madre del Amor Herlnoso.
Sociedad An6nima de CrSdito
Mertantil.-Segtn el anuncio que Va
IN otra parte, sc coavoca nnevamente
4 Junta General que tendra luglr ei
IL del pr6ximo mes de mayo, as II
del dia.
iValientes. -Parece que p0r al
gunos puebos hay qIien e>ta hacieu
do, cana lie las pr6ximas eleceiones
mnnlcipales. una iali sla propa 5andn
contra me tro Partido.
iRecarso d reptiles.
La mejor prueba de los buenos
resultados obtenidos en- las afecciones
reum&tica+, dolores de cabeza, catarros
V iaquecas con el uSo del acrcdita 10
Akcoholado GateH, es el aumcnto no.
table que hay cada dia Ell los pedidos
que Sc hacen su inventor, el citado
FarmacGntico Gatell, en- la villa de
Coamo, Puerto, Rico.
Cada botella leva ia firma de sn i'll
ventor, para evitar i,il>ificacioues.
Nendese EN- casi tolas las Boticas dc
la Isla.
Destruction terrible de vidas.-
Millones de ratones, gatos, chinches y |
cucarachas pie-den la vida topando con
ell Rough on Rats.
Extracto de algunos pcri6di-
'os; "El Est6 naso es el origen de la
sangre Y de todas las facnltales del
cuerpo; las pildoras de Bristol son la |
gran medicina para limpiar el est6ma-
90 y regularizar los intestinos
:" La ZarzaparriIla de Bristol cnra
radicalmente desde ia mas ligera des-
composition de la sangre, hasta la mas
inveterada enfermedad venerea. "
"No hay case de dyspepsia que re-
sista la poderosa acoi6l de las Pildo-
ras de Bristol. Puede decirse one for |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-27
;Valientes. .-Parece que p0r al

gunos puebloS hay quien esta hacien-
do, q cana de las pr6ximas elec'iones
mnnlcipaes. una iali saa propa5 5anda
contra nne tro Partido.
iRecars0 d. reptiles!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-27

mortaoria que aver recibimos, ha falIe-
edo en- esta Capital don Jose Llom-
part y Wives.
Desearnosle la bienandauza eterna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-27
Sociedad An6nima de Credito

MertantiI.-Segdn el anunclo Qne va
IN otra parte, sc coavoca nnevaneiite
a Junta General que tendra lngar e.
ii del pr6ximo mes de mayo, d as II
del dia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-27
G, TINAUD & GO. Cru, 4s.

Tienen un gran surtdo de relojes, Y prenderia de
oTo con brilantes piedrss finas de 10 moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantixan los objetos ven
den precios m5deos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-27

Escandalo.- Promoviose ano-
che uno en- la calle de la Fortaleza q
consecuencia de uuos palos.
Felizmente la cosa no revlstio gra-
vedad, que sepamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-27
Mes de Mayo.-En la parroquia

del serafico P San Francisco de ASS
tendra lugar con toda solemnidad esta
fiesta que los religiosos fieles ofrecen d
a Excelsa Madre del Amor Hermoso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
NEWS FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL. Feb. 7.-Further difficulties be-
tween the partners Of 4. NJ Foster Co. lately failed,
have arisen. and 1t is likely the firm viii 30 into
liquidation.
1t is stated hero that $50 bodies arc stolen from
ncishboring griveyarls each winter brought to tnis
city, and one-half the to the United States
for medical colleges there.
A boat with the stern marked Utopia. Glasgow"
has been found at Mevagissey. The funnel OF the
Gamer Utopia had no band consequently, the steamer
with red hand around her funnel. reported having
fOundered of Cape Cornwall, ca not be the Utopia.
J. II. Billet married daughter OF the late A VI. De =
Isle, child Of which he was appointed tdtor. He
claims tnat Drlsle left "usuruct" Of h7 properly TO
daughter during her life, and to her children after her
death and that Mrs Dcisle eVc"urx OF the estate,
took inveuO Ory rem cred unt ~ ii.
lie compel her To do bOh, and holds the estate TO
be worth 100000.
OTTAWA Feb. THE customs agent at Grcetua aud
Niche Manitoba, have been ordered by the Government
allow gram pass to Duluth by the Canadian
Pacific Railway. The for this order s at present
unknown.
DURHAM. Ont. Feb IN. C. Gurney accountant OF
the Bank II CummeTc. here. has ahSconded. HIS ac-
counts short from 10000 u S12,OOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
he discussion related to tho state of Prince BismarcKs
DISASTERS To SHIPPING.

LONDON, Feb IA heavy gale prevails
along the coasts to-day. Several casualties, involving
loss of le reported French barkentne is ashore
Swansea 1t is feared her crew have been lost.
The German ship Charlotte, Captain Gutsmuth. from
Antwerp. January "a, for New-York. with a cargo of
petroleum barrels and iron, has been wrecked on
Sronsay, one OF the Orkney Islands, The crew were
saved tThe foregoing is the vessel enormously re-
ported by Lloyds yesterday the bark Caroline from
Bremen for EewYOrkl
The British bark Argo before repOrted ashore at Bay
cotton Ireland has fallen and Ia nearly bottom up
ward. Her cargo is strewn along the shore.
The British chip Brambletye. Csntan Pckard. at
Hull from San Francisco encountered hurricane on the
passage, during which she lost four OF her crew.
The American ship Antelope. Captsn Peabody, from
Calcutta, November 49, for NewYors, has passed ST..
Helena, badly damaged. without calling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
FRENCH POLITICS STILL UNSETTLED.

PARIS. Feb. 7.-Sweepng changes in the Minis
try. making virtually a new Cabinet. are expected
10 be gazetted on Sunday next 1t is even SAID that
General Thibaudin. Min ster of War; will he the
only member Of the present Ministry remaining.
NJ LeQrand, former Minister of Marine, is men
toned for the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs.
NJ Deves and General Thibaudin attended the
sitting to-day OF the senate Commi tee on the Ex-
pulsion BILL and spoke in support If tho measure.
After their departure the committee drafted a re-
p,rt denandirg the rejection of the bill
The feeling of uneasiness continues here. and
business is stagnant. The public is yearning for a
strong Government.
The report of NJ. AllOn, reporter Of the commit
tee, is brief II asks for the rejection Of the BILL
without debating its IN livldual clauses.
LONDON. Feb. 7.--The Exchange Telegraph Com
pany's Paris dispatch says " NJ. FaliiGres, Pres
ident of the Council to-day expressed his nten ion
t. resign. ST. Jules Ferry yesterday recommended
President Gr6vy 70 expel the Orleans Princes Oy a
decree President Gr6vy hesitates 10 take such a
course but il will probably be adopted If Ministry
is formed under VI. Ferry"
Berlin, Feb. 7.-RefrTTing TO the discussion IN
France in regard the conduct at Metz o. General
Thbaudin, Minister of War, the hre,z ZeituBg says
" The Government is right IN deem ng 10 a ma ter
for the French peO H. and the army TO consider
whether they are willing to accept as the highest
representative of the army General who has
broken his word of honor"
G, many continues excited over the elevation
of General 1hibaudin 10 the Ministry.
Ihe Post saws the Incl lent may possibly prove
source of fresh caamites for France and Germany
and misfortune TO other countries likewise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
THE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
TIE NEW CODE or ETHICS -REPOEIs FROM COM
MITES.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 rHE rRIBrSE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRlBrSE.l
ALBANY, Feb. THE Medical Society of the
state Oi New York continued its annual meeting to-day
at Aer cultural Hail Much to evcryone's surrrse tho
attack on the code OF ethics, whoa, thought
last night, hal been effectively replied gain re-
ncwed. DR. II. d. Dldama eyracusc, said: " Behey
ing that so-callcd code OF ethics opposed
the opinions Of the majority Of tie medical profession
throughout the world expressed IN the action OF
county state and National assoc atlnns and In Discus
sions In medical Journals and believing also that this
-oca led codc by removing who restraints en-
courages a spirit Of lawlessueys and sauct ons frand
that II Is hurtful, ouly 20 the profession.
but TO the public, that its adoption
a thrill OF JOY through the heart Of every
quack land and pain to the w,est and best
of our associates the regular profession aud by con-
certed action Of the friends of honesty and good ordc
/ offer the following amendment to the by laws;
Eesolrcd That all action taken ~ the annual meet
ing 1882 I'm regard to changing code ethics he
repealed, leaving the code To stand as IL before
such action was taken.
Dr. We, Instantly moved that the resolution should he
tabled DrD H. StJohn RoosL the leader OF the support
er- of the new code denounced the resolution. He then
declared that Dr. Ddamas remarks were an insult TO
the society and violation OF all rules OF honor. A
heated debate followed. Finally, the assurance OF
Dr. Didama tuHt he did not intend 10 present his
marks preamble 10 the resolution, opposition was
Withdraw aud the resolution was received AID tabled
unul ueIt year
Or. stu gs presented report from the Committee
Legislation O.umeuding he drnf OF "A bul fr pre-
scHtaun to the Legislature regulating practice ana
throwing additional safeguards about thc practic" or
medicine The ort, after debate, adopted.
Dr. Hutchinson reported that IN { Judgment OF the
Committee the Presidents Address legislative enact
the regulation of the medical profession
not be desired; secondly that there se med no
better meth0d OF eleyatlng the standard Of
medical education than by dlscnuraging the
study Of medicine by ill-educ ted students;
thi dy that they did not cOnsicc tat examinations by
a state Board OF Examiners could be- made 80 tree from
political inueuco to DO worthy OF recommendation
to the society
A letter read from Chancellor PiersOn, OF the
Board III Regents, reeuye 20 ne appointment or
Board Of Examiners ana suggesting he appointment OF
committee b. with tue Board or Regents on the
subrct Dr- y. .. VauderpOrl. OF New-lorA, l.. NJ |
Moore OF Rochester, aud A. JacObi, OF New York, were
appointed sucn committee
T,is evening tho cio. met In the Assembly Cham |
the New Capitol when Presiden Harvey Sewet de
Iyer his ANIMAL addr ss. was careful review OF
the Progress medical know euge during the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Wednesday, Feb :. asa.
The returns OF the elections for members Of the Colon
al Parliament Victoria foreshadow the defeat OF the
Government.
A block Of warehouses H0rfolkst Manchester, has
been burned the loss IL heavy.
The Gar. in his manifesto, giving notice Of hia ap-
proaching coronation. says: 1--WE determined In our
heart not TO perform this sacred rite until the feelings
excited by crime 10 which the benefactOr Of the pcO
pie fell a victim had tine 10 calm"
The Times says The assembling Of the Conference
here on the Danuban question del yed consequence
OF the arrival OF the powers Of some Of the dele
gates,"
Replying deputatioD, Lord Derby Secretary forthe
Colonies said that England had idea OF ann King
assuming 20 protcctOrate over the Hebrldes. lie
hoped Eng and France would agree 10 respect the
indepf ndonce Of the ISands
W. Walker & Co., ship-builders OF No. ! Railway
Place Fenchurch-st L. C., have failed Their liabilities
amount 20 10000.
A dlspa ch from Berlin says: " The treaty Of com
rnerce with Mexico grants Germany noteworthy cd
VaJtages."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
THE REAPPORTlONMENT SCHEME.
LEY rELKGRApH 10 LIE TRIBuNEl

ALBANY, Feb. THE Assembly Congress
sionll Apportlonment Committee Onight resolved to
report bill, to be printed aud recommltted TO the COM
mttee for possible notifications. The oil as repJrted
Will be similar to that printed IN THE TRIBUNE tort
night ago Tue only ciunges those made necessary
by not dividing the County Of Stedben into two parts
SUCH an angry protest made against tnis plau by
the Democrats oi SeuOen that abandoned In its
present form the bill gerrymanders the Congressional
Ola ricts A IDLY did nat printed In The TRIBUNE
The 80 Of It's authors nas en- to carve nineteen
Democratic dis riots oIt OF the thirly -four.
Mr. Howe, OF New York, valnly protested tonight
against division or tdat city INTO niue districts In
Of which Democratic parry Will have 5000 una
orty. He said that the 10000 Republicans Of Now
York entitled 10 some representation IN Congress-
iIe then off rel plan for Republican district but IL
was rejected by the COMMITTEES.
MI dcEiroy said that he had drawn the plan for the
NewYOrk districts with the intention Of giving inc
Democratic party the advantage In ALL and he ala not
care disguise the faet Mr. McCarrrn. of BrookBn'
upheld Mr. MoElroy Ia thus bVd confession, saying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE Emperor WIIIlam Is
especially rratfed the acceptance by the Prince OF
Wales OF the Coloneoy OF Bluchers Hussars He an
bounced the appointment in Autograph letter 70 the
Prince. depu1atcn OF the regiment requested per-
MISSION to tender personally the Prince OF Walls an
expression OF tber Of the honr conferred upon
the regiment and the hope that Prince will attend
the sprng or tie autumn parade and present the reg-
ment 10 the Emperor.
The Prussian provinces Of sa1ony and Hesse-Nsssau
have been desi suaied for great mill ary
under the personal direction the Ell peror vi IAN
Five weeks Will also be devoted operations at
GiaudenZ.
Emperor William held a conference Tuesday
with Count yon Hatzfeldt, Foreign lmp r
tanee Is atach"h 70 the interview IL ID reported tnat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
TIE CoRLY CASE NEARING THE END.

FREEHOLD, n. j., Feb. THE Corey extOr-
ton case resumed this mOrnng.w with Dr. d. Mclean
Fornan on the stand He testified tnlt in his opinion.
judging from the condition OF the patients testified 10
by The attending physicians. the disease Of Mrs Levi
very mild and Mrs. Andrews medium. lie
thought that they could have been moved the PavIl-
ion on August 10 last with safety. lie also thought
that from the circumstance Of OF these people
having the disease among them elves, and else ~
tie 100 guests having IT, they dd not get u from he
Infected atmosphere ot the place Tn ttfrucr then
fttted It's Inc prosecution also st"d a 1880
m. Tie summing up begun by District 4 t.r.cy
Hnghi, Woo VIII bc iullaw,d IN Or.,r Mr.
Nredcuuurtl and Ex-Governor Bedle Tor the defcl,c
nuu cN-AttnrIry General Gchris Tor the prosecution
IAe sumAIng up Will prOLa " occupy tAree days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
THE BROOKLYN POST OFFICE ROBBED.
THE SUM OF 49, 800 STOLEN FROM ASSISTANT POST
MASTER MOTIONS DESK.

THE SUM OF $1,000 STOLEN FROM ASSISTANT POST
MASTER MOTIONS DESK.
A robbery by which So, 800 was stolen from tho
Brooklyn Post Office occurred yesterday under
peculiar circumstances. At noon Assist
ant Postmaster Charles B. Morton went
into his private Office the second
floor of the Westinghouse. side Of the Post Office
building, No. $40 Westinghouse, for the purpose
of making up his cash account. He had counted
out $4,000 in piles upon his desk, and had entered
the amount upon his deposit slip, when he was
calledntO the Money Order Department to attend to
a matter Of business He went, leaving the money
on mis- desk as 1t was. In the room at the time was
William II. De Bevoise the chief clerk of the office
While Mr. Morton was absent a stranger came In
and made an inquiry In regard 10 a missing letter.
He was answered by Mr.. De BevOise who. how
ever did not leave the room, did he notice that
the man was near Mr.. MortOn's desk. Having made
his inquiry the man went away.
The Assistant Postmaster was out Of the room for
about fifteen minutes, and immediately
On his return he nItlced that that the th9
Mr. DE BevOlse If he had sent any of the money 10
the bank or had done anything with IT and was
answered in the negative. Mr. Morton then pro,
ceeied to count tho money which was le II. aud
found that 1t only amounted TO 500 instead
Of $4,000. No one was IN the room with Mr.. De
BevOlse except the stranger lie was casually
seen by the clerks IN the Registered Letter DEPART
ment 10 60 up the st1irs and INTO the private Oi g.
As soon as tine loss WAS known Postmaster Moleer
started an investigation. IIe consulted with Police
Captain Campbell of the Wa hington Street Police,
who took charge OF the matter. inquiries were con-
ductd WITH the utmost secrecy AID no general
alarm WAS sent out. he matter did not become
al all public until il was brought 10 the notice of
the police of tins city, and even then
the BROOKLYN police officials denied
ali knowledge of tho matter 1t was learned, how
ever that a CLERK of the Post OGicr visited Police
aud looked over the RO-ueS Gallery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE cRANDARMY IN VERMONT

THE GRAND ARMY IN VERMONT .
RosToN tep. 7.-TIe Nrr mont dep n nent or the
GRAND army begin its annual encampmeut tomorrow.
WORK ASSUMED IN FOUNDRY
MuTyIIr n j., Feb. 7.-R. d. Wood & Sons
has resumed operations ter prolonged idleness
Oy dunes Of the trade IL Will give employ ment TO
about 6OU hands
THE REV. DIR. MERGERS LARGE ESTATE.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Fec. THE es ate o. he late
nov Dr Mercer OF Newport which after his death
estimated 10000 is now oud 10 amount To OO0
UuO lie taxed for $4,000. Great surprise Is
manifested at the reVealoD
PROPOSED SALE OF NAVY YARD
PHIL DELPHIA. Feb. Tine Naval COMM ssiOn
appointed upon the proposed sale league Island
y w Yafd b. Ma eience to-day with ittee Of
cir gens and esentdves of the maritime and commercial
nt.rcs commission expressed OF
ing from tnOse present before making report.
TIE DISPUTED CITY CONTROLLEksHIP.
PHILADELPHIA, Frb. 7.-lu view Oi thr lmpor ance
the dispute the succession TO eNCOnoer
PattlsOn udOw Finetter and Yekes, befOr whom
tho question Ia pending ordered tie argument upon ho
Attorney petition quo walranO 10 procee,
counue the question whether cOunels
had right to Ill tho The judges reservoir tne
decision.
A RAILROAD COMPANY INCoRPoRATED
ALBANY F,b. 7.-The III tie Falls DOgryliIe anu
Pisec0 Lake Railroad Company capital Sl20OV Wa inoV .
ratel to-day. The rOad Is u rnJ from Little ne
Dodge, lie and Drvereaux through Futon and aison
Counties 10 Lake Piseoo distance VI thirty SIX Wi"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
AFFAIRS or THE PICIFIC BANK.

BOsTON, Feb. 7.-Ihe TrdUelIer says: "The
intimation from good that proposition
looking a compromise be.ween the stockholders and
the directors OF the Pacific Bank Is under consider
alton. Tie proposition Is that third party, In the IN
OF che drecors is TO purchase the asseis OF the
figure that will Insure better returns, boIh to
the creditors and the stOckbo ers than possibly be
realized IL proracted litigation Is entered upOD, The
directors WOul1, Of cDur furnish the difference o. eT
above acual market value OF the assets out OF
tner owt pockets. II Ia positively asserted, however
tbat such proposition has been suDmitled 10 Tue
Executive Committee OF the sOckholders ana that the
mhinrliX OF tncIn Onpnaed aneh actIOnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
RETAINING THE TITLE OF BISHOP.

TOURYAY, Feb. TN the action brought
against Bishop Du Rousseaux. Of this do
cese, by Mgr. Dumont-who was deposcd from
the BshOpric by the Pope in 1879, but still asserts
that he s Bshop-o the papers and securities
representing severa million francs which had been
distracted from the Episcopal Palace. and were
taken to America by Canon Bernard, the
C;vil Tribunal has decided that It Is unable
to prevent Mgr DumOnt from assuming
the title OF Bishop, and has appointed
trustee proceed America to the prouerty
reservng all rights TO Mgr. DumOnt in ca"e Bishop Du
ROusseaux continues his opposition 10 Mgr. Dumonts
regaining possession of the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
THE PHIPPs EXTRADITION CAsE.

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. 7.-Argument in tho
Ph'pps extridton begun IN the Court - AP-
peals to-day The prisoner not in court Council for
the prisoner conended that the dispositions which
the cxraditou issued informal and
Illegal further, that the not OF forgery,
but Of simple misdemeauOr In the lower
court the judge bad refused to hear evidence
10 combat the statement OF District At
torney Graham, of Philadelphia, that the
offence forgery accOrdng 20 umon law well
the statute OF the state. Counsel for the prisoner
that TINS having been Improperly refused. Pmpps
entitled to d missa. Argument for the Crown Will
be heard tOmorIOM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
CRIMES md CASUALTIES-BY IELEGRAPH


CRUSHED TO DEATH BY FALLING ROCK.
WIrKEoBARrE Penn, teb. - ter Ir,erson
tons OF rock IN AIdyslc ooicry.
a CouNTEHFhITER CoNvICTED
TRTNrOS, y. J., Feb John Henderson, whO
vas placed tra in Inc United states yesieday
pas-iug counterfeit was convicted day. sentence
VIII DC pronounced next week
AHRAIGNED FOR wIFE.MURDER.
Boston. teb at = inton, Mass to-day, James
at Berlin, was committed 10 await the action Of the rand
HELD FOR sHo orING nIs sTEPMornER
CoNcoRD \. H.. b: =, hnrles W. Or way
was he'd odsy ior IN ~ th9 &c end degree for
A MARSHAL SHOT AND KILLED.
ATLANTA. & Feb IA dIspatch to The Consti-
fu,on says; william Duley marshal Of Hartwe Ca was
shot and killed last night while standing IA Henry Aliens
store by a shot nred n0m outside
KILLED BY A BOILER EXPLOSION
EAsT9N renn rSD h .;.ad Hasy Gnoa1S GS@r t be-
Geek gioicd hls aern9on' killing barney holenthal
ELLCTloN FRAUDS IN MASSACHUSETTS
FAII RIVER Mnss. Feb. 7.-Cnlrgrs made of
frauds ,s IN % aao4 S q aad s % c vote S & s'2% %a
Ia own out John Marvel Rep would be elected by
D''''''' FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
NFw-BHUNswIcK. n. j.. Feb. IA fast passenger
ETc1c ~ crotainE DAY oerani our OF the cas dem1
shis the engine and seriously Jurns the fireman No
TWO BOYS A. MAIL~RoBBERs.
BosToN, Feb. J. Albert Bal I,ig and g mer Ander-
last niSt To- roine tho mai On January 20 the mailbag
vas and several packaf,r ~ eit~rs
conta ning email a cunts OF mouey eItac ed Plans had
been M TO tho operation last night but tho robbers
arrested.
SELLING HER BABY FOR SHAWL
con. mel that the u ,iian XVI the TT a. Ell bears
ID The body o he M ser Il selma orsol l.
Max the leader Of band owned the {" arH h n,
gave death fUr red n t"l
FATAL EXPLOSION OF A 81 lsl;
KINGsTON, X, Feb. T. Jam lduey age
forty aboror mines Of tho Newark Linn and Cement
Company. ed peoted eN lson OF q Diast
to-day. lbe from holes heard dd Kidney
ed ffum shelter but preached the place
thiid Pics ensied. killing hm
STRIKERS UNDER ARREST.
AILFNrOwN. Penn, Fec. 7.-,'e sb0emakcrS
strike continues and eighteen union brought
he Of them peTsnadrd 10 rriurn
the others are working In IeuEs faeioIy some
10 by stTiking shOemakeia ana hoOted
wo have been h-id trial rsaenng non
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