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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-24
Il PEpLICAM0S.

Slgue cn SUI rre.s E. r,o@
luia autonomo izloiards~ta ttt.
NaNagjiez.
Tiene el empeno desrhah2do de
ser una nota desafoada en- e) con
cierto de ia pren~a puerto!lIue1t,
Y por Do, que 10 IN de consogHir,
Mas dicho sc c~ta nt2 NJ le onri-
Iiaremos la gloria.
Por supuesto, que eS ehoranto,
tdemas del prurIto lnltIl Y puerl
lue abriga La .4utononta Cofo-
NAL de mortiticarnos con sus in
successes, la mania que ha atacado
Al colega de qucrer que Ia politlca
lie este pals sc arre31e Segin s,l>
,utoios, Y caiga un partido Y So
torme otro, V todo, en- fin, mar
che por la senda que han ideado,
en- un rapto sin duda dc sobresa-
iientc inspiration, los descompna-
les talentos de La Au/onomm Co
f0niai.
81 an6malo es Y dado a contra
oroducentes resultados el meter>e
en- casa alena para arregIarla, te-
niendo desordcnada la propia. no
o e< menos el 2apeI que e>ta
,lesempenando La .1Htohom a Co
ioniai, ansiosa de arreglar nues.
tros asuntos politicos Y preocnpa
In de elIos cuando tan NAL andan
los suvoS.
Todavia no sabcmos a cien~ia
cierta que pito ha venldo a toear
cn eI e>tadio de Ia pren-a I'M pc
ri6dico que lIeva en- 81 Y en- sn
inodo de ser una atroz contradic
non, el perlotlieo qaa qn'>n de
rIarar-c 4 Ia vy autonomo e II
uuicrdi,ta en- To- momcnto>, Orerl
amente, en- 4nc Ia Izqaierda DI-
uastica reehazlbt la autonomia
de las Antlas,
IA We, pucs, eI coiega como
b4stante tiene que enderezar en-
IL ca para que pueIa enderezar
Ia del pr6Ilmo.
Ia cuanto a las eSperanzas deS~
lartoraS que abrig q colega
hdria no,otros Y la ia nueStro
3artido, cayo fin ve cercano, va|ien
lose de antiparra> de desmesura
10 aumento. h mos de deeirja que
'esucedera 10 mi~mo que 4 aqnclIo~
hebreos que e>tan ann aguardan-
10 Ia yenida del Mesias. Espere,
cues, sentado, V a>l no Sc canSara
3nto. Qaien tieue que desapare
,er, porque es ley imnutable que
desaparezca, es todo aquello que
nace sio fundamento, a azal Y sin
,rraigo en- la opinion pibllca
Las aIharacas Y la repetici6n cuo
tidjana de cantaletas que va toIo
i mnndo ha olyidado no son ciee
aentos suh .ientes para sostener
.on solidez una pubiicacion perio
iira. Ahora applique el cnento
La .4utonomia a qulen crea opor-
ftno apli 'arlo.
No nos hacen eteclo a}guno
tiertas salidas de tono de La 4u-
toqomia Coioniat, de si mex 3erta
candida, E>ttmos curtidos en-
muy largos y pelisrosos combates,
no nos importan ciertas ncbes
lie verano, nubes de aparato y
NADIA mas.
Viva persuadido de clio eli CO
Iega d. Mayaguoz.
\ reSpecto Il que nue,tro pc
r.5dico ha creado cierta razl de
ge,tes este es sobradamen-
te intantil.
De noaotros podemos Iecir qoe
no hay periodieo en- ell mun4o
capaz de cercenarnoS nm atomo
lie nuestra concioncia al de nues
tro patriotismo,
\ aqni hacemos punto final
porque hay cosas que...." peor
g. meneallaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-24
GACETA DE HOY.

Sc ordena sean provistas por oposi-
ci6n las escuelas siguieutes: De nifios
y de la cIase, las de Vega-baja, Areci-
DO y Caguas.
De "a cIase, las de Ponce, Caguas y
Carolina.
De ninas, de 2.' clase. Las de Jnana-
Diaz, Salinas y Caguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-24
POr los Voluntarios.

Llemos sido testigos presencia-
'es del siguicnte suceso.
Terminada la retreta de antea-
noche, obserramos que un indivi-
duo, vestido con 81 unitorme do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-24
SUELTOS.

III CIam2r del Pas nos quiere
aehar plrte de Ia culpa De su d'ti-
ma dennneia.
ESQ e5 Va una mania rancia en-
al coI"ga.
NADIA. Para clrar esa mania
no vemos mas que dos remedies:
E@peIm pacientemcnte a que
liable el Fiscal dc lnorenta STEM
ne que Sc nos ocurra Il llr a
,ualquier e>crito del capriyho o
:olcga, . que Ia Redaeclon dc I'll
Clam0r del PAS sonata i una
rarosa .ulrentena las CORES
Dondencia' de CrSar DE Bazdn.
E,tamo5 en- tempo de epIdemia,
Y ell microbio que desarrollan las
eartas en- question es IN microbio
endemoniado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-24

Ell Ciam0r del PAS no solo ha
querldo haeernos en- parte res
ponsables de su rlltilno denuncia
,ino lue IN llamado i ell BoLErIN
term6metro de- denunciaS.
En- cambio las correspondence
de Cfsar de Basrn Sc parecen
perfectamente d los para-rayos.
Porque Ia verdaI es que Sc
piItan sola5 para atraer los rayos
de las Flscalias de lmprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-24

brolie y tergiverse como mejor lie con
venya nnestros articnlos, qae nj asi ha
i. destruirlos, nj la propaganda Dc
nuastras doctrinas cesara M momente
DE- recorrer los horizontes de la liber-
tad y del dereeho."
Embrollos, doctrinas, propa-
gandas, libertad, derecho, hori.
zonte'
lQue est6mago e5 capaz de d'
gerir este, como no sea IN est6
mage antonomista?
L ST.. Director de La Grill
1qci0n Sc encuentra entermo, Sc
gun nos cuenta FL Pueblo dt
Ponce.
Alver>arios politicos, pero ante
todo companeros en- la prensa de
Se1or Eelazquez, deseamo> su ma
oronto restabIecimlento de la do
lenela que lie atlge.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-24
Y ahora vaya en- serio.

Lo mlsmo que La Ncci5n Is
pa1oia, rechaz amos no ,otros tam,
blen Ia barda especle de que, Sc
gun Ell Ctamor del Pais, hemo,
,ldo cau,a de Ia denuncia de este
colega.
La sencillisima gacetiIla que no
mereci6 a nosotros la carta dt
Bazan, escrita e impresa esta
Puede verla quien quiera para
poner 4 Ell Ciamor del Pals en- G
lugar que lie corresponds.
Por 10 dema5, las FlscalIas dc
Imprenta no han menester que Sc
les marquen las denuncias, nj nos,
otros acostlmbramos sudar Ca,
lenturas ajenas.
Qlien las sula es III C!amor
dei Pais, segln puede verse por
aIgunos sueItos harto inoportuno>
lue publlca hoy, y que requieren
como dnjea condensation:
Y a V. cqn6 lie importa?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-24
QuG deta,le tan triste, tan trf

Qu6 deta'le tan triSte, tan tra-
glco!
ID e FL Puebi0:
Del Hsrah de Nuc7a York, fecha
8 de Agosto. traducitnos ell siguiente
telegrama:
Lonlres, Agosto 9.-Se ha encon-
tra.lo en- la bahia de Vizcaya IN GALL
nero sobre ell 1ne habia dos cadaveres
Sc snpone que pertenecen q naufragos
iel Larham 8 GVdn, vapores que cho-
caron Y Sc sumarsieron hltlmamente q
algnna iisNucla de la Corufia.' '
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-24

(LA QUESTION CLTRAM4RINA)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-24

La "Reyista de Aguadilla "
echa 4 un peri6dico liberal-refor-
nista de la isla una puita que
bien puede fgurar entire las pu-
las canonazos.
Esta vlsto que esos caballeros,
en- atufandose, de 10 que menos
se acuerdan es de la fraternidad
que un dia y otro predican,
Es muy facil predicar con la
boca.
dPero con ell ejemplo2
ESQ va es harlna de otro costal,
y especialmente entire ciertos po-
liticos.
Leemos:
Digs cuanto quiern el RoLRTIN. EN-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-24

De un co!ega de la ciudad del
Oe5te:
Crucifctdo. = Heno5 dido decir
que un personaje Unconditional de esta
ciadad, uuo de los pocos que qaedaban
sin ell malero ha sldo agraciado por ell
gobierno can)vista con una Cruz.
aQaien habri sido ell CIrineo?"
lY este que serd? preguntamos
nosotros al autor de las preceden-
ties lineas.
Envidia Q carload?
Deseariamos saberlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-24

colerlcos al lado de las hermanas de Ia
Carload. No ha habido una de las que
Sc llaman ciudadanas republicans que
haya hecho otro tanto.
El Presidente de la Repdblica esta
en- Mont-sous Vaudrey aprovechando
sus vacaciones y recibiendo los obse-
qnios de los que van q visitarle. Ten
dra, q pesar suyo, que volver pronto d
Paris con motive de la reunion del
Congreso, pero como este durara POGO,
volvera d So pueblo natal donde va es
duefo de propiedades que antes perte-
necieron d la nobleza que tenfa sus do
minios seforiales en- las montafias del
Jura.
Continda ell afan por erigir estatuas,
copiando EN- este 10 que sucedi6 en- los
tiempos de la decadencia de la Grecia.
Sc prodigan Ell marmol y el bronco
destinados la estatuaria.
Despu6s de la estatua erigida d la
memoria de la muer que escribi6 no.
velas baio el pseud6nimo de George
Sand ha tocado ell turno la estatua
de Diderot. Singular parece la idea de
dar ejemplos d una nacion erigiendo
una estatua un novelista er6tico Y
otra a un fanfarr6n de ateismo aunque
fuese interesante como literato.
Diderot, que siempre fl6 hombre de
letras, apasionado por su oficio, fOe cri-
ticado por Voltaire que lie llamd pan.
t6flo porqne tenia mas amor que in
ter9s.
El Diderot hubiese querido criticar
4 Voltaire podria haber dicho q este
que fue avido de dinero: que, en- su
|juventud, Sc ocupd de misiones secre-
tas de caracter equivoco, que hizo el
papel de garitero, que Sc asoci6 con
los proveedores que hieieron safrir
hambges 4 los soldados franc 4ses '
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04
FOURTH EDITION,
rn. RIrk 20 DO ERECTED.

Despite the opposition of the residents
living In the vicinity Of Eleventh ana
NJ adison streets, near where the new
skating riuk Is TO be erected, which In
fast suLsiding, preparations are being
made for having the new building put
ma. and Il 80 bids for the erect on OF the
same were opened yesterday by w. w.
Beardsley the proprietor. The contract.
however, will not be awarded for few
days II Is proposed by the proprietor
to run this new place Of amusement III
such n manner that no one Will have
cause 10 complain Of its being . nui.
sapce. but on the other hand IL will be
n pleasant resort for young ladies and
young gentle men to spend pleasant
evening.
In order TO prevent the attendance OF
persons OF bad character or those calcu-
Iated to create . disturb ance, special
officers VIII b. stationed inside the
building. The floor IL 10 be If three
layers the first OF ordinary flooring
the next . double thickess OF felt, and
then y surface Of polished maple
which will deaden all sound as tn,
merry skaters glide over the floor. The
skates to be used will have the axle,
su- pended from rubber cushions, " hiel
will prevent all noise from being hear
from them. A number OF male att
female Instructors will he employed
during the progress OF the rink, An,
prizes Of gold watches. rte, will b'
offered to sucoessful contestants In sI
hibitions of fancy skating, a mattel
having already been made between
two well known sporting men of thi
city. soon after the rink opens on Janu
Inrv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04
scheme 10 beat Logan.

sHELBYvILLE, ILL.,. Dec. 3.-TheTe il
q rumor current hsre OF Democratic
scheme 10 control the Lezitiatufe And
elect q United State Senator through
the agency OF Waller q. Headen, the
Republican Repret4ntatives-elec fron
this district. Report has II that the man
whom they are scheminR o elect 10
Congressman Samuel w. Moulton, of the
Seventeenth District. a resi6 ent of this
city.
Mr. Moulton has for ears taken deep
interest In Headen. He assisted the
young man 70 obtain an education, and
when Hsadeu graduated from q law
school, benefactor took him into part
nership In his practice. When HeAden
was engaged ia his recent contest for
mem Der Of the Legislature, Mouiton
rendered him material aid and has con
sequently placed the Reprsssn tative
elect under many and lasting obliga.
tons. 1t IL row eaid that the local
Democratic leaders propose to push
Congressman Moulton for United States
Senator, and have Headen pay off his
debt of gratitude by forsaking the
party which elected him, breaking the
tie in the Legislature and electing his
henefactor 10 the seat now occupied by
General Logan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04
Doings OF Com mittees.

Representative Collins, Of Massachu.
setts, who has charge ofthe Bankruptcy
bill, reported from the House Judiciary
Committee at the last session, says an
attempt TO suspend the rules for it's
consideration will be made early in
January.
AT meeting of the House Committee
on Public Buildings on Wednesday, It
WAS determined TO secure the passage OF
bills which have been reported TO the
House prov iding for the erection OF
public buildings in various cities
throughout the country at AS early
date as possible.
1t is said that the Naval Committee
of the House, a. its first meeting, will
prpbably pass resolution providing
fof the assignment Of special day by
the House on which the bills favorabiy
reported by the Committee at the last
session of Congress may be considered,
The bills that were reported were oil
minor importance " II is the opinion
of number of mem bers that no action
will be taken by the Committee on
recent recon mendations of officers OF
the Navy department tor appropri
atoms for new vessels for the navy. They
also ,hiDk that the COMMUNICATION
viii not be favorahly considered by th'
House Com Il! ~ - --.,p. .yeiatlohs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04

The Electors for President and Vice
President met on Wednesday at the
capitals of their respective States, and
cast their ballots, IN accordance with
the law.
/. TIE Electoral College Of Penney lvAnia
organ lied " it'll James Dobson, of Phila-
delphia, rs chairman. Mr.. Dobson, on
assuming the chair, referred to the fact
that this was the frst time that Penn
sylvania did not cast her vote for tho
President elected.
The New Jersey electors united In
recommending A Attorney General Stock
ton to President elect Cleveland Is the
proper representative Of New jersey for
o Cabinet position, in case Governor
Cleveland should decide 10 select .
memb Of his Cabinet from that State.
The Electors Of Arkansas unanimous
ly adopted a memorial To the President'
elect, urging Senator Garland for At
torney General.
TIL ballots cast by the North Caro-
linA College were Of elk, and will be
made into the American flag.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04
|alRD fDi]lDx,
The Inlinois Contess.


CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-The Federal grand
jury to-day visited tho office Of the
County Clerk and personally examin-
ed the vault from which, IL IL charged.
the envelope containing the ballots cast
in the Second Precinct of the Eighteenth
Ward was abstracted and 200 forged
tickets put in the place of like num-
Der cast ut the polls. Judge Blodgett
also issued an order for the production
Of the ballots second time before the
grand jury.
The Daily News will cay tomorrow
that during the examinatiOn Of the al
legged forged ballots by the United
States grand Jury to day, Fallis, who
engraved q fac-simile OF the head of the
Republican ticket, and Wright, Of
Hanscom & Co., who sot up and print
cd the body Of the ticket, we're called
in and shown the tickets that were sup.
posed to be fraudulent; that Falls
identified the head ~ that engraved by
him by certain acc dental slips of the
eugrav ing too and that Wright iden.
titled the y hole ticket ~ that printed
by him on tho night of November q, or
seven teen days sitter election.
At this time the original ballots were
in the custody Of County Clerk Ryan.
Wright testified before the grand jury
that the bogus ballots were delivered
on the evening Of November 81 TO j..
G. Mackin, secretary of the Democratic
County Com mittee.
The Iroquois Club, which is the lead.
ing Democratic organization of Chi
cago, has adopted resolutions admitting
that an attempt has been made to com
init gross frauds in the interest OF the
Democratic party, demanding that no
effort be spared to bring the guilty
persons 70 justice, irrespective of tbeif
party affiliations aud all political con
siderations, and pledging the support OF
the club to the authorities.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04

A Rebecca degree lodge " III be insti-
tuhd ct Odd Fellows Hall next
evening.
A concert IL announced 10 take plscs
In the Opera House on the evening OF
January 2iat, under the auspices OF the
Caleslonian Club.
Jacob Pussy, formerly Of this city,
but now . resident Of Centreville, Md,
IL now ON . flying visit to his former
home. t
The Chiefs of the Great Council Of
Delaware, Imp. o. X. NJ, paid an Off
cial visit TO Mattahoon Tribe, last even.
ing.
A boy named Knott Was arrested
yesterday for stealing . ride on street
cal, but AFTER being In the cells for about
an hour he was discharged.
The steamer samuel NJ. FELTON, now
makes one trip daily, leaving Whining
ton at 7.30 o. N. and Philadelphia u
p. IN. .5et
The regular exam nations held 1t the
close of the fall term Of Rugby Acade
my are now going on. The wintSf tern
OF the academy will begin on Monday
next. >
Levi Garrett, an OK Councilm m. who
removed TO Chester County. Pa, SOM
time ago tor the purpose Of engaging II
store keeping, will shortly return y
Wilmington, and resume his old bust
ness, that OF butchering.
The Rev. Messrs. Laury, Of Wye
m ing. and Levan, OF Ridgely, Md.
were in this city yesterday, with
view Of establishing . mission In con
nection with the Reformed Church q
the United States, OF which they ~
lconn0cted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04
The Crime Record.

David Anderson ard Lee " igRenton,
having a Misunderstanding" met on
he highway near mount Sterling,
kentucky, On Wednesday IN rniDg, To
settle 1t. They fought with shot guns
and were both mcrta.ly wounded.
AT Camilla, Georgia, on Tuesday.
unknown assass.Hs entered Stephen
Godwin's house and murdered him
with an axe while he lay IN bed. They
also XII He'd, in their beds, MIS-. Melinda
Gregory and Der son.
l. V. Simpson and DR.. Calhoun
LlwTence shot and mortally wounded
each other in Mechar icsvill,, Texas, on
Tuesday e, enir c, in a quaIrel growing
out Of the settlement o. a small debt.
The post ICE at Chares, Texas, was
robbed by Mexicans on the night Of he
Ath ult., and the newly appointed
postmaster, whose name IL given a.
Caesar Bazaar, was killed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04
Prof. Crabbc.. TroubIes.

Wednesday morning Professor Jas.
II. Crabte, was taken before Esquire
O'Neill on "a charge of his wife for hav.
ing some two years ago, ihreaten' d her
life by shooting her with a pistol. MIR.
Crabbe was defended by Walter
Bacon, Esq. After very lively hear.
i, = b, .oio tie Justice, ia which very
violent temper was displayed by prose
cutting w.tne1s; the 'quire Dismissed the
case, there being 10 proof whatever Of
threats Of violence being made.
A lively episode ensued when the
care was over by Mrs. CraLbe making a
violent tongue attack upon her hus.
band. which attracted n large crowd.
Mrs. Crabbe followed her husband To his
room where he teaches writing lessons,
and continued her violent attack until
be was compelled to go out and away
from the vicinity unit. the excitement
ca lined.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04

Mr.. NJ. Il. Curtis. (SAml of Posen }
has determined that next season he will
not under any circumstances play at
matinees. neither on Wednesdays, Sat
urdays OF holidays. Mr.. Curtis is SO
strong an attraction that he can afford
60 adopt this rule.
Mr.. Aug, Pitou, manager OF the new
musical comedy Of to Egypt" has
eliminated the slight faults that were
noticeable in the work, and has added IN
lieu thereof 80 many brightthings, thai
it now goes splendid'y. The scenery
and novel effects are of such character
that it requires special car TO carry
them. " Of to Egypt" is at III,
Globe Theatre, Boston, this week, and
will be at Allbaugh's new Opera Hous,
Washington, ID c., next week.
Mr. W. j. Seaman, who played 1
very profitable engagement in Balti
mere last week, is At the Walnut Stree
Theatre, Philadelphia, this week, ate
which he will take u trip through New
England and Pennsylvania, until De
cember 22nd, when he opens at Roches
tsr, n. V, for one week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04

The National Standard, published at
Salem, N, j. publishes the following
warning against travelling fraud, and
as he is likely to visit Wilmington on
his rounds. it would be we'll for the
citizens, especially members of the
X. of r., to be on the lookout tor him
Lodges of the Order Of knights OF
Pythias everywhere are warned against
donating relief money to a stranger
answering to the name of =. b. Wal
ACE of Fayetteville, Pa. His plea IL he
has been travelling over the country
about three or four weeks looking fol
work and not being abls to find any
has run out of funds and wants relief
1t has been learned that he Is fraud
having left his wife and children. ant
living at the expense of the Lodges b.
has been making victims OF.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04
A Large Funeral.

The funeral Of John NJ. Curley took
place this morning from the late resi-
dence Of his parents, No. SO West
Fourth street, and was one Of the larg
EFT funerals that has been seen here
for long time, The coriege being fully
five squares long. The remains were
encased IN a handsome black covered
casket, heavily mounted with silver.
Tho floral tributes were elaborate and
very fine, the principa! emblems, being
the gates sjar, a broken column, an
anchor, etc. The pail. bearers were
William Hubert, Dr., Thomas McGar.
riiy, Peter Ginder, r. y. Messick, John
j. Dougherty and John Conway. The
remains were taken to 81. Paul's
Catholic church, where High Mass was
celebrated In the presence Of a large
congregation.
The choirs of St Peters, st. Paul's,
St. Patrick's and st. Marys churches
rendered some excellent music during
the celebration Of High Mass. The in.
terment took place at the new cathe.
dral cemete ~, and large cortege fol.
lowed the remains to the grave.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04
Political,

The total vote Of ll .,e svt|
President. every STATE e,s ynV,i
being ficial. give. , Us :. ID
o5S Blaine, 4l,S44,, ss' G,s = Cd
plurality lIr' over Blain az IL, !, 70 81
Change made by the s, S,I lnI
vada will be very s.i y ancsek I
field s plurality over 81 z T..sss,is|
land nd ls4, $50 plurality :. NJ, .iBliI|
1913, O2l majority o'1, obau$ji,A
ed 1921 votes, d. ''
Lock wood :. from the
Of Arizona a. give aose Dss.' o''l' 4
H Head, democrat SsSs y9, 1
.ed NJ Mayor a, Of oamS ~ ~
c CHI on Tuesday "
ty. -, Reed, paniy|
e majority, and local .oo6pi iaPTit :.
by A. aod the cit city ss lss'SIsS = ;. i
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04
Train Acc10ento.

A fast freight train on theNew Jersey
Central Railroad broke loose in three
places while ascending heavy grade
1T Nor tn Branch early on Wednesday
morning. The consequence was col.
lision, in which Il loaded freight and
coal cars we're wrecked and Is thrown
over an embark ment. The engineer
and firemen were injured, one severely
The barn and outbuildinRs of Alfred
Pine, at Guelph, Ontario, were burned
ON Wednesday, with 81 head Of cattle
and horses.
A five-story biick building In Federal
street, Boston, occupied by Fish q
Coleman, agents OF the Boston Firs
Brick Company, and the Boston Terrs
Gotta Company. was burned out or
VIZ nesdsy night. The loss 10 estima
ted at $40, 900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-04
A Penn ion for General, Grant.

Says a Washington special OF Mon
day The recommendation of Prssi.
dent Arthur in his mt ssags that Gen.
eral Grant he pensioued IL generally
con ented on this evening, not ouly
because 1t IL unparalleled, but because
II looks like a step towards civil pen.
sion list. 1t is well UNDERWOOD that
Mr.. Arthur did not make the sugges.
tion voluntarily, but only after being
urged TO do 40 by the immediate friends
OF General Grant. II Is looked upon as
though the ex- Pres id,rt himself had
CONF k1ockioz at the doors Of Congress,
begging for an annuity, and his triends
here are alinostas deeply cbagrined az
though they had witnessed that humi.
Hating spectacle.