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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06
.E\CON[NION NIlOR.

EiioS los masones) seran muy
buenos, m1y caritativos y muy
tolerantes; eilos, 81, dnicamente
ellos practicaran la virtud Y ejer'
citarar todo genero de actos tilan'
tr6picos, de re@peto a las leyes y
de consideration al pr6jimo; ellos
finalmente, invocaran Ia transi
gencia con todas las opiniones y
con todos los sfStemas, por ma
que una gran modeStia sirva STEM
pre- de escudo contra la vanidad
Pero el hecho - que EN- medic
del gran Secret0 mdS5nicO Sc re.
gela casi siempre la verdad des.
nuda, V luego sc We que todo csc
de Faternidad, flanhopia, res
pcto, conSideraci6n, transigenciC
u m0deStia no son mas que paia
bras vanas y sin sentido, 0 con NJ
sentido completamente opuesto
EIl0s no Sc conforman con e
dogma de los santos de 10, sa
bios, nj con las excomuni0nes de
Para de la lglesia; pero pre-
tentc en- erigirSe en- tribunal ina pr
liable lie doctrlna inftiblc, Ian
Zan erc0A,u3ffOne5 inuniSitoria es
nj mas nimeaoYque 81 ,tue>en 10
inicos depositarIos de toda cien
cia Y de toda luz, contra todo {
que no les siga, . con elios NJ
este, nj reconozca la infalibilIda,
de su error.
Cuadro vivo de todo, e.jempl'
muy elocuente de 10 mismo, no
ofrece hoy ell siguiente notabl
documento que ACADIA de yer Ii
luz publica en- Mayagjiez; es UNI
protesta del Prior de la logia Con
ella ion contra FL .Naiete, publ
caci6n mas6nica de dicho punto
es una especie de e.tcOmuni6n me-
y0r, que merece ser conocida pa
ra que todos abran los ojos
aprendan. Lean todos, y, descar
tando 10 qpe en el expresado do
cumento es refutable, como con
ttario a la razon y a la hi,toria
contemplem las .manifestaci0nes d
armonia que Sc 'ob5erya entire 10
nermanOS masOnes.
Dice asi el documento:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06
AL POBLIC0.

La casa BoIetin
MercantiI, con todas
sus pertenencias de I'm
prenta, Litografia, Ii
breria y Encuaderna-
Ci0n, ha sido traslada-
da, en- la mis1na calle
de la Fortaleza, d la
eSquina de la Callo de
San Jose, sitio que Ocu-
paba la antigua "a
ragozana, donde con-
tinda funCiOnandO y
Ofrece SuS SerViCiOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06
POR 81 MISMGS.

EI case es el siguiente. Un
eri6divo de cierta localidad lie |.
lsIa schq fresco, segun Sc dicv vul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06
JI\Tl PROVINCIAL DE- SOCORRON
PARA ANDALUCIA.

Por la Tesoreria de dicha Jun
ia provincial, que radica en- la muy
respectable casa de los Senores
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, Sc nos
ha remitido con atento oticio Ia
siguiente nota de los donativo7
hechos hasta ell dia de aver con
aquel objeto, nota que insertamos
con verdadera satisfaction, cum
pliendo ademas la mission que sc
nos ha encargado.
H6la aqui autentlca;
RECAUDACION para laS eictim1S
dc los terrem0tos de Andalucto.
Pesos Cts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06

Recibido del Sr. Habili-
tado de Marina por un
dia de haber de todo el
personal de la Armada. 233 65
Idem por ell mismo con-
cepto del Cuerpo de
Ingenieros Militares 90 50
Idem id. id. del Cuerpo
de Admon. Militar. -, 5G SO
Idem id. id. del Cuerpo
de e. NJ. de Plaza. -. 81 20
Idem id. i'll. del Cuerpo
de E. NJ M...... So 20
Idem id. id. de los seno-
res Jefes Y Ofciales en-
active servicio. 1890. 50 IS
Idem id. id. del Cuerpo
Juridico Militar- IL -
Idem i'll. id. de la Secci0n
Ga, Gobernaci6n .. - 76
Idem id. id. de los seno-
res Jefes Y Ofciales Ell
situaci0n de reempIazo 80 so
Idem id. del Battalion de
Artileria. .... 1913 Is
Idem id. del Battalion de
InfanteEla de Cadiz.. 800 II
Idem i'd de la Academia
de Infanteria. .. & 20
Id. de la Junta de obras
de Puerto ...."... IL 45
Ii. del Sr. Alcalde NUM-
cipal de Quebradillas. 81 %
1,542 %
Puerto Rico, Ii de Febrero de
1885. - I'll Tesorero de la Junta
Provincial, Jose Maria Arsudga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06
10 Ne Sll GERHil.

Respecto de Las ocurrencias
que han teuido lugar On san Ger.
man. con motive de las dltimas
eleccIOnes. nos exeusa dc mas
sveriguaciones la siguisnte carta
Iue rccibimos DE aquella locali-
lad. En- cuanto 4 los puntos lie
derecho que se relacionan con
aquellas. hemos e-cVItO va 10 su.
ticien,e, coutesiando a los caTgos
iormu.ado. por el periOdico auto.
nomista ~ DsJey. No preten.
lcra este co'ega impouerse en-
a opinion. Cuando menos htbrA
ie reConorer ca lo- dema, Ia i'm.
psrcialidad con IA que parece que
el esta renido.
He aqli Ia carts:
ST.. Director del BoLEIiS ME cASffL.
Sac German. FebreFo L. he lesb.
May schlf MO. Rasgo q Y. - dig.
ne ordeusr - iuserte en el peri6lico
lne tar acsTtslan snte iirige 10 sd-
jnaia malifestaci6 protests, por 10
gns leqgeiafa altameute agradecido n
mas ateato = seguro servidor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06
En- nuestro numero anterior hi
cimos alusi6n al dltimo de FL
Deber.
Xamos ahora a concretar.

cltDOS dIuSlOu al uItlmO uS III
Deber.
Vamos ahora a concretar.
Sc trata de un editorial que
bien podriamos titular Taridcio
neS, pero rariaci0neS fWi0SaS,. so,
bre et miSnao tema. Esto es, el
tema de las recientes elecciones
provinciales de San German.
Por de contado, que va saben
nuestros lectores a que Sc reducen
los escarceos de Ell Deber acetca
de este asunto. No hace muchos
dias que deshicimos, como Sc des.
hace un copo de nieve, todos los
tremebundos cargos que formula
E! Deber, airado y desconcertado
con ell desenlace, para el POGO
agradab.e, del palenque electoral.
\ como los cargos que hace hoy
son los mismos que hizo aver,
este nos releva de entrar en- dis
cusiones, que no deseamos, con ell
impresionable colega.
a buen SECURE, por otra parte,
que no Sc lamentaria nj descOm-
pondria tanto Ell Deber 81 hubie-
sen los autonomistas ganado la
batalla. Entonces todo hubiera
sido legalidad. Ahora sucede 10
contrario. Todo ha sido coacci6n,
atropello, abuse, ilegalidad, VIC
lencia, e&ceso, etc, etc. y sale
4 relucir tambien el eStribillo obi
gado de los desmanes, de la in
transigencia adversaria, de la co
yunda del tirano, de la inlusticia
dc la pervctsion, dc la arbitrarie-
ad, de la tormenta, del aqulldn,
del rayo, de los r6probos, de la Ii
oertad, la igul dad Y Ia fraterni
/ 4 siufonL- anna &astada y con
Ia cusl pretende III Debsr, indada-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06

para obsCqHicr con HH obfeto
'fs ayte al EFcmO ~. u.
Safoa'ior ffbacsfc con mott.
60 rel Tratado con los Esta.
dos Jnifos fe d,aerica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06
CASTELAR, | Ell TRiTlDO.

CASTELAR,, gloria de nuestra tri,
buna, el que en- dias aciagos para
ESpana supo proc!amar que todo
10 posponia a su ferviente patrio-
ti,mo, la dado tambitn su opinion
acerca del Tratado convenido en-
ire los EStados-Unidos y Espana.
FL eminente tribune no solo es
orador Y fi65oto de prlmera nota.
Es tambi6n un gran economista
Y conoce como el Que mas 10 que
convene a los intereses m4teria
les de L pana y sus AntilIas, ago
oiadas hoy por protunda crisis
tinanciera. -Asi 10 denuestra en-
las llneas que mas abHo veran
nuestros lectoreS, pue5 las repro
ducimos, a la vez que por4ue 10
merecen por su procedencia Y su
importaucia, porque e8 nueotro
deseo Sc retleje en- eotas columnaS
una completa historic del Tratado
de Comercio Foster Albacete.
Uno de los hermosos conceptos
que 1esplaudecen en- 10 que copia
mos de Castelar, coincide con una
idea luminosa emitida por ell senior
Leon Y Castillo en- memorable
ocasi6n. Castelar,, como aquel,
quiere que Espa1a sea tambien
una potencia americana. Titulos
en- verdad lie sobran para clio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06

Prometi6 el senor Castelar, es-
cribir al Herald sn opinion acerca
del Tratado, y, siempre galante,
Sc la eXpreso en- una carta.
De esta carta hace una traduc-
ci5n fel un colega espanol de
Nuega- York
He aqui 10 principal de la mis-
ma que recomendamos d la aten-
ci6n del lector;
80" Soy partidario enthusiastic del ira
rado. o. iiuo en- su favor por ell bien
de los Estados- UuidCs, de ese pueblo
con el cual como republican, que soy,
simpatizo cordiaImente. Estoy en- fa-
vor del trata 10, porque aus clansalas
preparau ell camlnO q mejores relacio-
ues comerciales, favOreciendo asi una
po.itica comerclal nueva y progresiva
con la naci6n que descubri6 ell Nnevo
MQndo, y que por ese descubrimiento
tiene derech0 q ejercer Slempre aW una
WfaeAcja poder0,a.
Lo apruebo por ell bien de Espafla,
paes he de admitir que Cuba por su
posici6n geogratica eSta llamada d
mantener mas estrechas relacioues CO.
merclales con los Estados-U -Unidos que
con todo otro pueblo. Espaha sera
no solo una potencia europea en- ell ca
mino del llbre-cambio, sino tambien,
en- virtud de sus posesioues de su
historic, una yerdadera naci6n ameri-
cana. Creo que los Estad0s Unidos
estimaran mas nun a Espafa, & medi-
Ia one &c aumenteu sus relaciones en-
ei A0eyo MCndo. y Espa6a conservarA
cou mayor satisfaction sne rioas pose
stones ultramarjnas. que serdn insepa-
oles de la madre patrio, de acuerQo con
u Iibertad poIltica y economical con
,ue ~e corresponde Il las nacesidadgs
mpuestas por su distanela de nuestro
sns.g'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06
tSoIQUrMOS Ell ABSCRpO.

Para que viesen la luz phblica en- el
peri6dico mas6nico que con ell nonbre
de Ia Logia Sc publica en- esta culta
Ciudad de MayagGez, trace los senci-
Hos renglones impres6s d continuation
pero circunstancias nacidas de la dis
paridad de injustos pareceres, de infnn-
dados temores, de innecesarias y vlcio-
sas contemplaciones, dieron lOg 'r a que
Sc me negase uu derecho que natural
mente me corresponds, y que nadie Ell
Justicia pudo negarme,~sl sln concnlcar el
principio mas6nco y las leyes que 10
sostienen, sin atacar sus bases y negar
Su causa, sin declararse, tai vez, en- ln-
consciente enemigo de su propia convic-
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06

Puerto Rico, Ii de Febrero de
1885. - El Tesorero de la Junta
Provincial, Jose Maria Arsudga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06
Eliseo Defl0.

Mayagiiez, Enero % de lss5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06
SENALEMOS Ell ERROR.

Vista la insistencia del hermano Di
rector y Administrator del peri6 lico
que con el ncmbre de III NaIiete Sc
pubica decena!mente en- esta Ciudad,
titulandose detensor de los intereses de
la Orden, en- desyirtuar las teudeucias
de la Masoneria con temerarlos, impru
denies asert0s & inconvenientes repro
ducclo1es, contrarias Ell t0do al esprit
tn de paz, d la noble indole Y a las al
tas virtndes que la sostienen, la dan
vida esplen lor, constituyendo la YER
dadera cAusa y ell verdadero prlncipio
de tan Sublime V moralizadora asoola-
zion: Considerando one 81 la Ma>oue-
ria propende d extirpar el vicio y a evi-
tar los abusos, no es ,oponiendo el vicio
al vicio, el ataque al ataqne, la vioIen-
cia d la violencia, Ell abuse al abuse; 10
cercenando la ibertad individual, ui
la llbertad de conciencia, nj la libertad
del pensamiento; no amenazando d
ningdn individuo nj d colectividad
alguna, ne porque prof4se Y sostenga
una idea caslquiera que libre natu-
ralmente tiene derecho d rrof-sar y
soStener, sin mas limitaci6n que ell
Iespeto cue exige ell propio derecho que
tambi6n asiste a los demas.. Conside-
rando que con la propaganda que viene
hacienda ell expresado peri6dico, tltu-
landoSe defensor de los intereses ma
s6nioos, desprestigia y ridiculiza la
Institution, daudo lugar que Sc pne
da Greer por Gqu6llos que no la conocen
8 que ahn no han podido penetrarse de
Su profunda tilosoffa, que ell progreso
para los masones pnerto-rlqneflos con-
siste hnica y exclusivamente en- atacar
al clero aqui omitimos dos lineas
cuyo contenido debemos negar mien-
tras no sc nos demuestre Sn certe-
"a Considerable que dicho Director
y Administrator, siendo miembro nu-
merario de ma de las Logias de la .ju-
risdicci6n, y por consiguiente, como tai,
tiene ell imprescindible deber de cum
plir con 10 que determine ell articulo 20
de la Constitution de la Gran L6gia
Unida de Colon Isla de Cuba, que
dice asf. -" Son deberes de todo Ma
son; Condacirse moral y decorosamen-
tie dentro y fuera de la L6gia; observar
las leyes mas6nlcas generates y traba-
Jar en- pro de Ia Iustituci6n;" y tenien-
do en- cuenta que la Masoneria todo es
paz y concordia, que su verdadera pro-
paganda Sc etettha de una manera lem
ia y suave, pefo segura, al compass de
Ia pr&ctica de todas las virtudes, lle-
gando al coraz6n de las sociedades en-
vnelta en- la reciprocal consideration de
los humanos, q fin de no enconar las
pasiones y para no dar lugar d esos
trastornadores sacudimientos sociales,
cuyas deplora5les consecuencias nos Sc
1ala ell brillante Y seguro dedo de Ia
Nerdad en- los anales de 10 historic
misma, indicandonos, squi, la depor
taci6n y ell destierro5 alli ell bauqui
To del aonsado junto al tormento, e
caldaiso 3 h la guillotinal mas ALA
un torreute de sangra donde bebe 10
euvidia para hNlmar sn insaciable sec
y In maldad sc bata, creyendo layar sn-
osCnras manchas; y corta distancia
un sinnttmero de bogueras, las que
5iryeu de conbustble miJlares de vie
timas, con las,cnaes miaoro 10 lntensv
de su proplo ffio HI iniQuidad y . ina
en tRuto sacis ST dsseo de daatfaeei6n,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06

Enviamos nuestro APPLAUSE a 10.
estudiantes puertoriqueNos EN- GU
yos peehos eco tan carinoso hau
producido las desgracias dc la
aaigidss proviDciss sudalusas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-30

Louisville, Ky, June PA special
to the Times from Frankfort says:
"Goy. Knott has ordered Maj. j. W.
Mckee and three companies of state
troops to hold themselves IN readiness
to proceed at once to Morehead
Rowan county, the scene of the
neutrality-suspicious. feud.' A special
to the same paper from Mt. Sterling
says the coroner of Rowan county,
while en- route to hold an inquest on
the body ofthe man killed in the fight
yesterday, was fired on, out whether
or not he received injuries in not
known The troops will probably
reach Morehead tomorrow, and will
be held subject TO the orders of the
county judge.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-30

Toledo, o., June 90 Up TO noon to-
day, % men and women have been
placed under arrest for completely in
riot in the Polish settlement yester-
day. Several of these are slightly
wounded, bearing cuts, bruises, or
broken fingers. The parties implicated
in yesterdays murder are doubtless
alrendy in custody, although not yet
identified. Other arrests will follow
until all suspected persons have been
secured. No further disturbances have
taken place.
The pastor of the Polish church pub
lished a statement, in which he attIi-
butes the difficulty to bitter hostility,
long entertained towards him and his
works by the vicious aud criminal ele-
ment of his parish, whose acts have
been severely denounced by him. A
portion Of his people supported and
defended him most zealously and hi
determination to relinquish his charg,
announcement OF which was mad,
yesterday, precipitated conflict be
tween the factions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-30

manentlyto ourselves, but will strictly
discuss the question, will IL pay?
III II Is made clear to be a paving
institution rs to cash besides its other
features of value, believe the citizens
Oh waco VIII not fail TO secure IL at
any cost.
|. II will give us favorable adver-
usemcnt. The eyes of all Texas and
the south have been directed to this
movement during the two years of It's
progress, and prompt response from
waco VIII maintain her reputation
Tor progressive energy, aud form for
her powerful magnet ss a homo for
the good people of the section
mentioned, both as an educational
center and as a spirited, plucky little
city. just think what powerful
factor, favorable advertisement formed
IN building up Chicago, Milwaukee,
Jacksonville, etc; or In Texas, think
OF what 1t has done ior Fort Worth,
Denison, Colorado City, etc. Then
why not expect corresponding benc-
fit to Waco.
2. II will redeem a promise.
When tho general association was
In session Mt Sulphur Springs we re-
ceived telegram from the citizens
committee that the amount required
was secured, upon the faith of which
II was published from "Dan 10 Beer
sheba' through the press, In public
speeches, etc. Hundreds of men to-
day who are better friends 10 some
other city are ready TO say, II knew
,hat waco would not come up with
her Szo,ooV, u they have only shadow
vi provocation."
INQUIRIES from every section Of the
sth.o are. coming TO me; "Will Waco
meet her oolgation." All my replies
nave peen IN the affirmative, as that
WIS my matured conviction, so that
quiet IL secured until the effort Is
hiaue;
,, q Wheh the long talked of center
ouiiuing Is completed and necessary
repairs are made, i've hundred stu
tents annually, willbe a low average.
szoV each 10 be expended while here
Is low estimate from which II will
o o1 seen . .ia, $4,000 Will be expcnd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-30
The Dynnm,,er,s Dvn,m,,c..

New York, June 2s.-The trial of
Mrs. Yseult Dudley, the English wo-
man, for assault in shooting j. ODon-
ovan Rosa in February last, was be-
gun here to-day. The courtroom
was crowded TO its utmost capacity,
but at least one-fifth of those present
were detectives or peace officers.
Rosa and his lieutenant, Patrick
Joyce, were both in attendance, and
the greater part of the day was ocon-
pied In obtaining jury.
O'Donovan Rosa was the first wit
ness called by the prosecution, and
being asked his name, he said, "Jere-
miah O'Donavan Rosa"
"That is not his NAME" called out
Mrs. Dudley. "Where did he get the
Rosa from"
The next question was: "What is
yonr business" "Dynamiter,n
shouted Mrs. Dudley, and then Rosa
said Journalist" The case is still on
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-30
DANGER AHEAD!
Cheyenne Indians Evidently
Mean Business and are
Well Armed.
No Adequate Force to Oppose
Them NJ They go on the War
path at Once.
The Red Imps of the Devil Re-
gin the ButChery by Murder
ing Transfers.
A slick swindler sktps Out
From, Omaha with a Cool
800, 900.
ENRAGED REDSKINS.
The Trouble by no Means over win
the Cheyenucs.

The Trouble by no Means over win
the CheyeBnes.
Wichitaw Kas., June 29.-The dis
patches of Sunday morning and the
assurances of the departments at
Washington to the contrary notwith-
standing, excitement is at fever heat
at Reno and Darlington, in the terri
tory, and the Cheyennes are very
threatening. The special dispatches
to the Eagle of last Saturday, were
read TO some pretended friendly
Indians on Sunday, and their
grunts of disapproval were
long and loud. The Eagle is in re-
ceipt of two more specials to-day, in
which it's asserted that the Indians
will make desperate resistance if
asked TO surrender their arms which
could only have been successfully
done under Presidents Arthur order
Between the agency and the fort few
Indians are to be seen about the post,
their warriors all being gath
cred at a point twelve miles distant
OH the North Fork. A
friendly Araphahoc brings in the
news that three white freighters were
murdered neart he Cantonment by
Cheyenne Indians.
Scouts are following the trail in all
directions.
Fort Reno is under double row of
sentinels and no Indian Is allowed in
side.
The Cantoument, which is sixty
miles up the river, is perfectly help
less IL an attack was made.
There was, when the last
Eagles special was sent, nine COM
panics of troops at Reno and one in
Oklahoma, which had been ordered
out, but before these troops could
make any move, two companies more
would have to be sent to the Canto-
ment and two left at the agency, which
would leave SIX companies for the
post and for the field.
The Indians are all superbly
mounted and armed to the teeth with
the best arms, and have a full supply
of ammunition.
One dispatch says that there is but
one way to prevent bloodshed, and
that is TO disarm the Cheyennes.
As to the movements of the large
body of Indians in camp on the North
Fork, little is known, as neither the
agency people or the soldiers have
felt it would be safe to find out by
reconoitering, with so few troops at
| hand.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-30
CHOLERA COMING.
The Scourge Crossing spain. 23i7
New Cases, 1883 Deaths. Two
lbaYs, HepOTl.

Madrid, June 29-Saturday's re-
turns from the cholera-infected dis
tricts are as follows: Murcia, city, 80
new cases, % deaths; province, 1875
new cases, 76 deaths.
Castillon, citV, 6 new cases and 9
deaths; pr, ace, 1853 new cases, 81
deaths.
> Valencia, city, 81 new cases, As
deaths; province, 6l4 new cases, SO6
deaths.
Alicante, li3 new cases, Al deaths.
Saragosa, IL new cases and :
deaths.
Aranjuez, SO new cases and 9 deaths
SUNDAYS OFFICIAL REPORT
The official cholera reports for Sun
day are: Castelon De In Plana, new
cases 6, deaths o; province, new easel
li3, deaths "A.
Valencia, city, new cases rs, DEATH
IS; Valencia, province, new cases 800
deaths 239.
Alicante, city, new cases /, deaths 2
Alicante, province, new cases l5s
deaths 81.
Saragosa, province, new cases 29
deaths ..
Toledo, city, new cases 6, deaths
Toledo, province, new cases 80, death
rs
Arranjuez, new cases 40; deaths II
Glen Pazuelos, new cases IL, death
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Madrid, New cases 8, deaths l.
General Galwise, director of tn,
Toledo military academy, died Of
Sunday of ch0lera.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-30

Omaha, Neb., June. 29.-L. S.
Smith, who aspired to be known as
the merchant prince of'the prairies,
paid his bill at local hotel yesterday
checked his trunk for variously re.
ported points and left for parts un-
known. taking, it is said, 100000 in
cash with him.
Smith came here eight months ago
from Chicago aud he had $4,000
which he invested in the dry goods
business of which he was, apparent
ly, wholly ignorant. He at once be-
gan running excursions into the city
from distant points, purchasing the
complete advertising space of daily
papers and performing other like
feats. His prices reduced other mer-
chants TO a point where they were
forced to go slow. lie carpeted the
streets for pedestrians and gave open
air concerts for the poor. Some time
ago it IL was thought he could not
90 much farther without help and his
creditors placed men here to watch
matters. These men had decided to
close his place tomorrow. But at Il
late hour last night Smith transferred
his stock to Cole Il Co, new firm
from the east, the consideration being
$4,000 down and $4,000 in three
weeks. Smith said little about his
business and took his manager with
him when he left.