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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
1noculacion de la fiebre amari-

1NUCuIuCEUH US III aCUI = 0EHAaI
LA. = Comunican de Panama, dice
EI Pa6eIion fsp2H0l, qne ha sa-
lido para Nueva-Y el doctor Gai-
rerd, cuyo nombre Sc ha hecho CO.
nocilo pr sus experimeutos para la
prevention de la febre amarillo por
medic de la inoculaci6l pr6via. Ell
doctor Girerd tiene tauta fe en- su me-
todo protidctico, que Sc ha inoculado
a 81 mismo con el virus que, segha 6I,
impide 4 los inoculados ell ser poste-
riormeute atacados por la febre anna
ril la.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
Haile.-Damos gracias a los

.ehores Enpresarios por la invita-
:i6a con que, para e. bale de mascar IS
lue Sc verificara ell domingo en- el tsa-
tro, se han servido favorecernos.
Sabemos que ese baiIe quedara may
lucido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29

Cuyo remate tendra cfecto el dia 10 de Sc
tiembre proxiruo las de la tarde eu elloca' de
a Sociedad Anouima de ,ledito Mercantil; All
virtendose que no se admltiran po tulas que
no cubran ell total importe del just-prC clio.
Dado en- :. j. de Pto- kico a W iute dos de
gosto de mil ochocientos ochenta cuatro.-
Francisco Bast6n.-El Escribano, Jose Mira
>anjuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ser aue MI.a

Autonomia Colonial" desiste de enta-
blar recurso de casaci6n, Sc resigna
4 cumplir la condena de 80 ndmeros
de suspension que por ell tribunal de
Imprenta Sc lie impuso hace POGO.
Lealmente 10 sentimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
RODIGUEz, MORENO g. co.

Com=rci antcs en- todos los aiticulos del ramo de
qulncalla. Surtido general de pi-i~s.
Agentes generates dc Ia fabrca de baules de esta
capital, cuya exstencia de 300 nido8 de 4, reaiza
4 81 10,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
PEDRO REuS & CO. Cru. II.
FABRTCANTEs DE sOMBREROs

tabhINAN IE9 De SUN bhbhUo
la dltma noda con el roayor esmero, confces
eiouan sombttros a. aodas classes formas para ra
oalieCos, eeroias, nlaos nina, ssi como tejas
boaetes para Clerigos.
Gran oompetenaia los que propeden del extra
sge,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
GACETILLAS.

Que sc restableZca.-Vuelve a
enc1atrarse eutermo el ENcmo. Sr, ln-
tendeute de Hacienda Esta vez sulre
la invasion de la epidemia reinaute.
Dtseamas slnceramente Sc restablez-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
Ell CORRE0 De LA MODA.
Edici6n especial para sastres.)

Peri6dico de modas para caba.
lleros, en- el que colaboran los me.
jores sastres de Madrid Y tiene
corresponsales en- Paris y Lon
dres. Publica revistas de modas,
estudios de corte y cuantas mott.
cias pueden interesar a los que Sc
dedican al dificil arte de la Sas.
treria.
Da IL nnmeros al af1o v mag.
nifcos .fgurines-panoramas iiu.
minadoS, con cada ndmero un pa.
tr6n co-tado tamano natural Y
una plantilla con dlbujos al deci-
mo de la escala y ademas dos
grandes ,aminas iluminadas al
ano de As por 64 centimetros.
5 pesos espanoles al aiio,
en- la Imprenta del BoLETrN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
CORTAPLUMAS

Finos y entre6nos al detalIe v
al por mayor en- la Imprenta del
BoLETIN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
Sc VENDE.

La casa MIN. calle de S. Justo, de
moderna construction, espaciosas ha-
bitaciones en- los altos, almacenes en- los
bajos, cerca de la Marina y con precio-
sas vistas al puerto.
Ell que la interese pnede avistarse
con los Sres. S. Melon 4 Co, San Jnsto
IL, encargados de su venta.
Pnerto-ltico, IS de Agosto de 1884,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
RecOrtes.

E c6lera, en- cierta OCCASION, prone
ti6 al jef4 de un Estado atacar d dos
mil personas.
Despu4s de terminada la peste, los
muertos subieroE al ndmero de cinco
mil.
HIS faltado q tn palabra, dijo el
jefe del Estado; me prometiste atacar
4 dos mil personas, y han muerto cinco
mil.
He camplido nj promesa, replic6
Ia peste; he matad0 so}amente d do
mil; las otras tres mil han muerto de
miedo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
Dos palabras.-Aouien, que ten

DOS GXuleny que ten~
"a la mas ligera nocl6n de la vida so
cial no conoce estas dos palabras;
Aqua Florida?
iQuien, en- America, Europa, Asia,
Il 0ceapia, que haya ooupado una me
diana posici6n en- la vida, no ha asPi-
RADIO con delicia ell delicado aroma de
este riqaisimo perfume?
Y siu embargo, ell Aqua Florida de
Murray y Lanman es siempre nueva;
los amos pasan, pero no asi la necesilai
de 81 uso, que es cada vez mayor, ii el
placer que produce, que es cada vez
mas intense, nj la dulzara de So aroma,
que ss inextiuguible. dPor qu6?-Por-
qae esta deliciosa Aqua floral Sc dis
tingue de todos los demas perfumes
conocidos hasta hoy por ser el extracto
pure lie leg flores primaverales cogidas
en- toda su | zaufa, por no entrar en- sa
composition ninguna sastancia quimi
ca que pueda irritar los nervios 8 afec-
tar Ia salud, por ser en- grado saperlati-
70 reffescaute, higi6nica y calmante; y
dual J especiaImente, por la utliidad
yariedad de sus apilc8cioues en- 81 Pa
IdasIo, el Tocador y el Bado, que haceo
lie ella hasta cieFto punto uua necesldad
Ie Ia vida
Trough on Rats. N1uerte a los
ratonesl--Al fin Sc ha encontrado 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
ilUDADE ECHEVARRIA& CO

tmportadores de mercanCias especislidad eE
1amisas Maliorquinas-
yeatss al por mayor, San Justc aaa, .,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-29
Sobre el campo de batalla a Sc

S0bre eI campo de DataIIa Sc
hace la amputac6n de una pierna a pn
bizarre captain. Ell asistente, conmo-
vido, deja correr sus lagrimas.
-Imb6cil--le dice su amo-en vez
de estar alegre, lloras cCmo una mVer-
zuela.
-Senor, lpor que me he de alegrar
de vuestra desgracia?
-Por4ue de hoy en- a1elante ten
dras una bota y una espuela menos que
impiar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-04

&arinl t5nte in 6ieiem Nugenblid
Gutar's Stilnme beriiber. &arin,
febre Inn = o6er Su biF ein &ino bes
So6es! 9iebft 9u ni6t inn Often ben
fablen S9ein unb tpie es iiber 6en 60z
BEN bunfelt2
ltnmiltiirlib folsten bic augen 6es
Mdb9ens Der altgebeuteten Gi9tung
unb einen Momert itodten bic &u6erz
f9ldge. Sic fab bic Molfen in gDin>
oeseile Deraufsieben unb bic S6ben fi6
in einen grauen S9leier biillen. Nber
nur einen f1r3en, flii6tigen Moment
geba6te iie 6er @efabr, tpeI6e ibr auf
Der beimtiidif6en See brobte, ,penrt
bas @etpitter lie iiberrai9te. un6 ni6t
einen Nugenblid fam ibr Der @eoanfe
an cine 11mfebr. Sn ibren 9tugem
blibte Der uebermutb = ni9ts, ni9ts
tuiirbe iie au Nrel &oiersberg 3uriidbrin=
gen. gtun muBte fie, mas lie tpollte-
nod Wifings6 gu Der Sante : llnb feiz
mem Meni6en follte es gelinsen, iie sr1
bem berbaBten 8un6e gu 5tpingen.
(Gortfesrhs fOTst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-04
Water ,tno gpll,t.

Bon elmer 8erIammlung, pel9e ei-
nige bunbert Nnbdnger bes prinse1
Napoleon am 2. bs. in ber Salle &iooIi
abbielten, tpirb in Der StraBb. poit
tpie folgt beri6tet: Ser ebemalige Miz
nifer Waurice Mi6arb er0ffnete bic
SiBung NIT einigen Worten iiber bic in
Der imperialiffilhen partei berrf6enbe
Spaltung uno iiberlieB bann bas @ort
ieinem Geiinnungs @enoFen pascal,
tpel6er MN ausfiibrli6 bic @ei6i6te
bes S)abers stpif6en 8ater unb Gobn
barlegte. gs berjtebt fi6 bon ielbf,
oab prin5 8ictor f6le6t babel pegfam.
Ser Ne6ner f9ilberte i'm als einen per=
itodten 9eu6ler unb ebrsei3igen 2ig=
ner, oer ii9 ttiemals oarum fiimmert,
6as gegebene Wort, mag er es ieinem
8ater ober PAUL be Gaifagnac berpfdn=
bet ba6en, 5u balten. Ser Nater f0n=
ne oaber nidt unlbin, bic 0ffentli@e
Wteinung als 2i1ter anaurufen. Sier
brad ffiirmii6er 8eifall aus unb es er=
t0nten bic 9ufe: vgtieber nit 8ictor
Nie6er nit benz ausgebaltenen esungen |!
SIT oas ein gengel!" Pl0bli1 aber
f6rie eiHantueienber: pgs lebe 8ictor!"
st tuurbe ausge3iibt unb angebrillt
uno enbli6 bon einigen Gaal=gommii=
idren binausbef6rbert-. 9lus benz
8eri6te paseals iiber Die politilden
9agenifreide bes prin3en @ictor tpdbe
renb feines Nufentbaltes auf Moncalieri
geben mir nur cine 9leuBerllng tuieber,
nel9e Der liebebolle Sobn 3u paul be
@aRagnac iiber feinen 8ater geiban bas
ben fol-: Ser gaapoleonii6e abler bat
ni9ts gemein nit bem geirdBigen@eier. /"
5erner erfabren mir aus ber QlnfIage,
bob ber iunge ginidbrig Jreipillige,
als 9riu3 gfapoleon tuegen ieines Ma.
nifeites in llnteriudungsbaft generts
men tpurbe, su einen 8etannten iagte /;
n@s gsf6iebt ibm3idon re6t!" Na6=
BEN Batter unb SSbn i9einbar berID bnt
! bon Meneaiieri suri!dgetommen tuaren,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-04

berfebrte prin5 8ietor na6 tpie bor nit
ben uGraubdrten" bes 8onapartismus
uno ma9te ii9 iiber fie gegen ben Nater
tpeibli6 luitig, tpas i'm aber ni1t bin=
oerte, ibre 8ermittlung fir bic 10000
Grcs. anSunebmen. Man tpeiB f9on,
baB er felbit Der 2egenbe bon. eitem
8ermd6tniB Der Grau Nabam=Moet
gingang gu oerf6affen fu9te. 9lls
bonn aber Mubau.Moet 1ie sunifte
ma6te, iagte prins 9fapoleon gu feinem
@obne: r9u berldBt mein Saus uno
pirf erit ipieoer ltteine G6melIe betres
ten, tpenn brl mir fagen tpillf, tpober
bas 8elb riibrt." Gin paar Sage fpd=
tdr fam ber iunge Mann ttab oer
&ue b'gntin uttb erfldrte, es lei linn
unm6sli6, bic Wabrbeit su entbaaen,
aber Der Mbg. Solibois tperbe es fiir ibn
tbun. Wie Solibois ii6 lit Der Nngele=
genbeit berbielt, 1T unbefannt. pascal
that bann aud nod Der 8eriammlung
Der Tictorianer llnter Dem @orfibe
@aliagnacs @rmdbnung, tpel6e cine
Mboronung an ben iugenoli9en
prdtenbenten entfan6te un6 BON
bieiem giinitig empfangen tpurbe.
r9tn ienem Sage, iagte er, ytpar Der
moralif6e 8atermorb bollsogen." Gie
Sagesor6nung, bic bon allet Nntpeien=
ben, nit Musnabme eines einsigen, ge=
nebmigt uurbe, fellte telf, DAB Yrin3
@ictor feline pfIi6ten, Sic finbli6en,
tpie bic politif6en, berfannt bat, un6
briidt ben prin3en Napoleon als Dem
9aupte Der 9fapoleonif6en DpnaItie
Die uneri6iitterliGe 9ingebung ber
Werfammlung aus. @s tpiro berli1ert,
prina gtapoleon geoenfe feinen Sobn
unter guratel ffellen gu lafien, tpeiI 6ie=
fer ii6 iiber bic Serfunft ieiner gris
itenamittel nidt austpeiien f6nne.
Ser 2egitimiff s. @ornelp benedict
Die 8onapartiifen INN ben Gamilien=
itreit, pel6er stpar BON Der eiten @eite
beoauerli9 fei, aber 6er Sadie Ser yta=
poleonioen beHer biene aIs bas G6meiz
gen. llnb bann ri6tet ct an BEN Graz
fen BON paris, obne ibn gu ttennen, i'm
rMatin" felgen6e 9traftporte: ySeSa,
leieer, 10 1T Die Menf9beit beI9affen.
Waan muB ibre Nufmerfiamteit erstuin=
gen. Sic berseibt ales, fie pergiBt
nur ni9t gntbaltung. 8om @tan6=
puntt Der popularitdt lit es beKer, iei=
mem Sunbe ben S9mana abaui6nei6en,
tpie @lcibiaoes, ooer ieirem @ater unz
angenebme 9inse gu faser, tpie prins
Wtctor, als in Der Stille unb Cutter
nung tugenobaftisIi6 ieinen 2oDl gu
pFan5en. Senn in Sranfrei1 muB Elm
&6nig fi9 lebenbig, riibrig, unermibz
lid seigen. gd6ts lit in bielem f96nen
Sanbe i9limmer, als to6t au iein ober
es gu f6einen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-04

Ser einaise nod aetibe Snbaber
bes gifernen 9reuses bon 1913 auBer
Dem beutf6en 2aiier, bet Meaior b. 5.
2o6an, Gompagaie6ef in, Snbaliben=
baule, beging ant IA. Suli ieinen 81.
@eburtstag. Ser alte ruitige 6err
tpeilt in 3reu3na6 gum 8eiu6 bel ieiz
t1er Sphter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-04
9ie @ablrefprm in Gnglamb

Sas 9aus BET Serbs bat BON feinem
eonffitutionellen &e9te Bis auf's duBers
fe 8ebrau9 gema6t; es bat bic Wabl=
reformbia Franchise Billy, Elm Sc
feB, 6as ppn bem unterbaufe in britt
ter 2efung angenommem tporben, enb=
giltig abgelebnt. 9amit 1T freili9 bic
Wablreform, tpenn aud fir biele Seiz
fion beieitigt, ni6t aus Ser Welt ge=
f6afft. Wielmebr gebenft Die .&egies
gung bas Parlament i'm Serbfte tpieber
5ll einer Seflion sufammenauberufen,
in tpel9er leoiglid bic Wablreform sur
geratbung geitellt tperoen iou. Grs
fdbrt bieielbe bann bas glei1e G1ifz
ial mie iebt, 6ann erf ipirb bic &egiez
rutig sur Mufl0iang bes ltnterbauies
f9reiten. @erabe biele Nuf16iung 1T
es, tuel6e bic Peers bon @roBbritauni=
en- bur6 lift abIebnenoes 0otum berz
bei5ufiibren beatpedten, in ber6offnung,
6aB bel ben Heutpablen bic liberale Neas
iorit1t gefprengt meroen unb Die Sories
tuie6er atts 9fuber fomrien f6nnten.
Die Me6nung tpiirbe feline 10 iible unb
ausfdtslDie iein, tpenn 6ie Mablen
ieBt bonoogen tniirben, in einem 3eit=
punft, In tueI1em bas 2amb, nod unter
oen @inbrud ber, ili9t absuleugnenbeu
Mberfolge 6er Glabitone'i1en politit
III 6er egDptii9en Grnge unb Der toenig
populdren 9adsiebigfeit ffebt, tuelde
6er premier in 6iefer Nngelegenbeit
Iranfreid gegeniiber betpielen bat.
Wenn fi6 aud in Der leBen 3eit ein ge=
tDiiler umi6mung in Der 6ffentli9en
Meinung gu @uniten ber Megierltngss
politif DollSogem bat, 70 lit bod fein
3weifel, 6aB aud iebt bic .egDptil9en
Mngelegenbeiteit, 10 lange lie nod ihrer
grleoigung barren, fit bic gonierbati=
ben Elm tpertbbolles Qlgitationsmittel Bel
ben Wablen bilben tpirben, beTen ges
f9idte Musnubung lei9t bic &eiben Ser
2iberalen f6md6en, bic ber Snries ber=
ltdrfen f6nttte.
Mber ben @efalen, iebt f9on oas
l1nterbaus aubul6ien itno Neupablen
an5uorbnen, tpirb @laoitone ben Gonz
ferbatipen ui9t tbun. Ct tpirb i'm
@egentbeil ben 2or6s bic 8ef6uerli9=
felt elmer 9erbitieifon auferlege1.
@elingt es @Iabfone Bis babin, ben
@onferpatiben bas Mtittel, tpel9es BIZ
egpptif9em stngelegenbeiten linen bic:
ten, 5ll enttpinben o6er bod m6gli9f
uniddbli6 5u MAIDEN, bann 6iirfte E,
bon ben Neupablen ni9ts 3u befiir6:
ten huben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-04
Sic @efMimte INN

9ie @ei6i9te BON glaine's
f6wdbii6er Mbfunft, Die ebenio wie Der
bor bier Sabren gelieferte Na9tpeis bon
8arfielo's barlnbeiiiI9er Mfammung,
natiirli6 nur Elm @9era 1T, llnb biersu=
lanbe aud nod BON feineut Mfeni6en
fit ettpas anberes gebalten tpor6en 1T,
tuirb nun in beuti6ldnbif6en 3eitun-
gen NIT bet grobten grnitbaftisteit aIs
ein Wa9lmanOber aufgetii6, bur6
tpelbes bic b6fen Blaine Mdnner bic
Stimmen Der beutf9 anerifanif6en
8iirger fiir ibren &anbibaten au fangen
beabfi6tigen. 9aB in DeutI 6lanb
aub bic gr0Bte Dummbeit iiber Mmerifa
bereittDillig @lauben finbet, 1T cine alte
@ef9i9te; baB man aber briiben ioqar
bic biefgen Seuti6en fir 6umm genua
bdlt, auf bergleiben berein3ufallen =
bas m09ten mir uns benn bod ern1fli9
berbeten baben. (ginc. @olfsbl.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-04
g1as Elm aRifiiifippi pilot iaat:

Capt. 8. MS. Briggs, tpel6es in Stem
Orlepns un6 an bem MifIiifippi tpobl=
befannt 1T fast. sd leibe an ODspes
pfc, felt fiinf eSSabren, uno an unterz
bro6euer &nbe bon beftigen S9mer5en
in ben @il1getpeioen unb 9fieren. Sd
berfu6te ie6e, fir 6iefe &ranfbeiten eins
pfoblene Mebisin, obne grfolg. 3ulebt
gebrau9te i6 cine Slaf6e 8rDpn's
Sron 8itters tpel9e in meinem Sale
bollfommenen grfolg batte." gs fu=
rirt alle 2eber>, Nierenz unb malariide
Granfbeiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-04

9ie Griiblinssipeisen grnte in
Dafota iuir6 auf $4,000, 900 Buibel
nno bic in Minneiota auf $4,000, 900
guibel gef9dbt, pdbreno in Nebrasfa
Die Winterpeisen=@rnte auf breiBis Big
bier5ig gufbel per Ncre un6 bic Griib=
lingsweiaenernte auf 5tpan3ig bis fiinfz
unbawanaig Buibel per Ncre berallz
f6lagt miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-04

= 2usern. 9ie prin5eiiin 9olso=
rlfa, bic Wittipe bes ermorbeten &aiIers
Ileranber II. ron &uBlano, feierte ben
@eburtstag ibrer iiingifen So9ter; es
1T bies bas erfe Mtal, baB Die Same
ieit oer grmorbumg bes @saren cine
Jeitli6feit peranitaltet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-27
POLITICAL PICKINCS,
i"e RAIDS Tap a Bari and Omen Tho
Picnic in New York.
The Dear LabOring Man Being smesrei
Over With Consideration,
Proceedings Of the Different Cor,sr,
'ons Throughout the Country.
ARKANSAS DEMocp.,.s

LITTLE Rock, June ee.-Tbs Dam =.
t th,s state convention reassemblea
soms,, .norning. Pending the tbirty-
lou, ballot the name Of Mr.. Fietchsr
was " withdrawn and ex-Atry.tien 3
+. hughes was declared the nom;n p.
till 8 o'clock. hecess
80. anis afternoon the Democratic state
, ,,,a completed the ticket Nv
,ne nomination Of Il. r. Moore secrs ~
Isry OF state; A. w. Files, auditor. w
m ~; woodruff, Jr., treasurer: Wood n
thompson, superintendent of nnhl;c
instruction; ID. w. Carroll, chaneellor.
:; W; Galloway, chancery clerk: Paui
WI Goops, land commissioner; Dan
w. Jones, attorney general. and nd.
Journed till tonight. "' "o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-27
The Two Ways Of Getting There.

The Colorado Lire Sock Record says
the three hundred thousand cattle tnat
have come marching up from Texas
this wear will be the last that VIII ira
verse the great trail for many years 10
come ri il estimated that at least
>, per cent. of all the bovin.s lhat hsve
left the Lone Star state the piessn.
wear have come BY rail ana ~ nas
been demonstrated that IL j. cheapea
TO ride than to walk, Ihe lnIe e
months Journey has been reaucea "
less than dozen days. The young
Rroadhorn that had been rounuea UP
in the Panhandle OF Texas on q MOD,
dav morning was cropping the grass OF
CcIorado on the Saturday following;
With the completion OF the Denver anu
Naw Orleans road the journey rom
Fort Worth will be reduced TO three
davs Rnt whether completed or not
the cattle in the future VIII trave. ny
raj, Said Mr.. Litileheld, genie,
man who ia the past ten years na s
ariven vast herds out OF Texas INTO
trail. This year will be my las'' The
lie future / will ship ny lai1 Ind;an
ANNOYANCE of crossing the a he
reservation and getting lhrougn Nth
settled IN portions OF the Country MAN MAN
""r cattle il enough to drive Mna
crazy A couple Of years ago Wan tinu
canning through the Indian nsu vv
tpnsa cursed aborgines surronndsa 10y
I'D hsrT and demanded a large nullpei ~ o.
h Nv men resisted them eio 'o Of
awhile, but on the repre E, emu Of the
S tue r that lie would see ne paaa ~ y
H tha uoyernment, ! allowed .'em 1,a :, =
a as away lew Thousand ~. g us,.sp.
wo ont h ., never paid me; ] shall ,h De
but but too happy to take to tine 'A'' =
future,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-27

aoie IN this country. The WORKING
viasses especially demand that they
snail continue to have an opportunitv
70 earn such wages as will enable than
10 iive as American citizens should
I'VE. With such candidates and snch
principles as are set forth ia our Mat
FORM success Is assured. Victory will
DE ours In November as surely as the
sun Will bless us with its light.
Inc state Republican committed
elected j. Warren chairman. II n
Vernon secretary, and !. II. Eapleson
treasurer; also b. Blakeman and Ray
VIM. b. Derrick, colored. as presi-
Henuai electors at large, and Chas.
Jas, w. Harper, Jr., resigned.
The executive committee will he
announced this evening. Adjourned.
Az 3;l5 the chair again called the
committee to order. Secretary Fes-
sehuen read communication from the
noung Mems Republican club of New
YORK city suggesting that the cluL
would be able To contribute to the cleo
Ton OF the Republican candidates In
November. The communication was
referred to the executive committee.
Senator Cafe reported In be-
hail OF the subcommittee
70 select headquarters in
New York, and that e42 Fifth avenue
could he secured. The report was ac-
cepted and the subcommittee were in
strncted to complete the arrangements.
The committee adjourned subject to
the call of the chairman.
The executive committee met In the
same room and was in session two
hours with closed doors.
Senator Chaffee was made perma-
nent chairman of the executive COM
mittee and Col. Hooker permanent
secretary. The committee delegated It's
full power TO subcommittee
to act during recess, consisting of
Messrs. Chattee, Elkins and Hobart.
IL is understood these three gentlemen
will supplement- the work of the chair.
man on active organizing of the work
ing force.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-27


9 OF !, !, ih :. speech and by no other nsr.,,,
=, ana that When speeches are resoi peason
Lnelr authors for correction ther Gu 81, o Y
ne returned to the reporter az ~. sinai
IN which they were t]clivara , she mouse
one week and II not 80 returned tbnn
snaii be printed In the Corsrss., .ney
a,ecord from the notes Of the renau,ns
me Dill then passed, e ''p'r'er'
Mr.. Mcmillan from tba oo,,,..
on commerce reported the river smS
harbor bill, with the request thet !, anu ha
printed and 1rec0mmitted ~ thn y pe
mittee. Agreed TO. " '"e COM
Inc senate then took I'm the iii :,
lo.ltlI the unearned land grant of the
Atlantic d Pacific Railroad com non rne
anu the senate went into execntiy.
session and soon adjourned '''se
~ ALT. Lewis favored the forfs;t,ra
ane wore on the passage Of the bill re
suited: Yeas, "a; nays, l2l. i ~
beiore the announcement NJ ,ho
vote Ar. Lewis, who had voted in th he
aiIlrmative, changed his vote IN the
negative and moved rpconsld ara
ton. ee'ls'oera-
MIR. Ellis moved to table that motion
and pending this Mir. Lewis moveS ~
adjourn. Lost. 's" "
Messrs. Lewis and White Of Ken
lucky resorted to filibusterinp tactics
and finally secured an Adjournment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-27
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Hrill Sergeant at Fort Concho Drop,
Dead.
A Child in Cooke County Burned to
Death With Kerosene,
Express Agent at Georgetown Snakes
a Sneak" with Company Money.

BURNED TO DEATH WITH X KEROSENE.
Special 10 the Gazette.
GAINEsvILLE, June 26,--News of a
sad accident which occurred at Era.
In this county, reached here to-day.
Ida, the thirteen-year- old daughter of
j. w. Allison. in attempting to light
fire with coal oil, had her clothes
caught by the flames, Herself and
two small sisters were the only persons
present. While her clothing was be-
ing rapidly consumed by the flames,
she ran TO barn near by and before
assistance came she WAS so badly
burned as to become unconscious.
Portions of her body were burned to a
perfect crisp, and she expired in two
hours.
One of the little sisters, while at
tempting to eXtinguish the flames, were
also badly burned.
The house ana all of Its contents was
totally destroyed.
Henry Caldwell, wanted in Wichita
Falls for theft, was captured here to-
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-27
FLORIDA DEMOCRATS.

PENSACOLA, June 28.-The Demo.
t ,,,;s state convention reassembled
ME- MIS- morning to ballot for governor.
mr. barhes withdrew his name. The
1 pana1l %, ballot resulted: Perry, i55;
Filtn-Perry, l6S; Pasco. 100.
S,xtn.-Perry, liz; Pasco, ia.
Mr.; fasco appeared in the conven-
tioh by permission aud moved the
nomination of Mr.. Perry by acclama.
ton, which was carried.
nominations for lieutenant-goy.
ernor; Donly of Duval and M
~. Mapry oil Sumpter, Before the bal
iop was announced Donly was with
drawn and Mabry was nominated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-27
THE PENSION BILL.

Is AGREEMENT REACHED.
|aIyGToN, June 26.-The con.
! On the pension bill has reached
Enent upon the points of diff.
|bstween the two houses. The
kition for the pay and allow
III pension agents is made
Agents for the pay
PENSIONS are to receive only
dollars and a half for each
! vouchers prepared and
by any agent in en-
1000 per aunum. The act Of
Eaing to claim agents and at
Mn pension cases is repealed,
EhOwever, that the rights ofpar-
RiOt abridged or affected as to
|sin pending cases. Elaborate
as are made for the proteclion
asnts against eXtortionate or
kfees by claim agents.