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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13

S. Z. Sc ha servido nombrar
Secretario Ge Ia Junta Consultiva
de Obras Phb.icas, Il propuesta
de Ia misma, con la qualification
de 200 pesos anuales, d nuestro
amigo el Ayudante l.: ID. Antonio
Alfonso Hcrrero.
Reciba nuestros piacemes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13

dnria pasen 4 cobrar sstos, cuan
to antes.
Cumplido nuestro deber, solo
deseamos que Sc presto la debida
atencion al aviso, y que Sc realize
el interesante objeto que 10 mott
va.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13
JAvIER De zEQUEIRA.
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
AGgiClA GENERAL DE- AYUIIANIgyTOS
uNrCA FUNDADA
con aprobaci6n del Gobierno General.

Esd en- correxpoadencia con las de Ia Peninsula.
Comsiones. Dep6sitos Fianzas.
Gesti6n De toda clase de asuntos econ6mico-ad-
ministrativos y contenciosos.
Recursos Observation-Disclosures de agra.
vios ante las 0ficinas de Hacienda.
Quejas por contribuciones.
Privilegios de invenci6n. de riego desecacion.
Compensaciones con Ia Hacienda por desfalcos Y
contrbuciones
Composiciones con Ia misma por possession de
terrenos,
Franquicas hscendados industriales para in
production de materiales dedcados la gricultura
! la Industria.
Direction telegrahcs: Zeqpeird,
Sc hsbla frances ingles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13

dado gastador, ocasionaadose graves
lesiones.
/ Ign6rase la verdadera cansa de ese
lamentabe suceso."
Es sensible ell acciiente.
Homicide. VemoS en- "El Pue
bio de Ponce que en- aqnela playa Sc
IA cometi1o un homicide en- la perso-
ia de m islefo (canario).
Naia Sc dice de los movies causas
del crimen referido.
"El."-Con este titulo parece
que eu breve Sc publicara en- ests Capi-
tai un semauario satfrico edornado Coz
carlcatnras : eserito por personals ilus-
tradas y de buen humor.
Lo celebramos mncho.
iQle venga cuanto antcs ell semaua
rio en- proyecto,
CalzadO.-Andr6s BOrdOy tiene
constantemente, Ell su acredialo De-
posit> de la calle lie San Francisco,
udmero 81. nu extenso variado sur.
lido de calzado de todas clases, que
venle precios Iimitadisimos.
"La Legitimidad No acabaria-
mos, 81 nos pusi6ssmos a enumerer la>
selectas Y excepcionales cualidades de
los cigarriIlos pro Iocto de aqnslla repu,
taii,llna fabrlca hahanera.
Son infinitas. Eocarecemcs la adj
qnisici6n de taa tXqnisitos cigarriIlos.
ConSelo & las nladres. Ell lara
be Clamonte, de Ia -c1>ta Winslow, de-
Oera nsarse siempr- cuando los ninos
padecen d. Ia ,Ieuli,;i6n. Proporcioua
alivio Immediate nj pequeho paciente; ;
produce III ~n"ho tranquilo y natarai,
aliviando 'olo dol r, !, amanece el au-
CELTIC risu ~ y feliz. f. nuy agra
liable al paladar. Aiivia al pequenne-
10, abanda las cncias, calma todo do.
Inr, regnlarizu los intestinos, y es el
urjor remedlo conocido para la diarrea
ocasionada por la dentici6n d otra
causa.
La mujer que pOSee un pelo abun
dantr, nndo-o y relucient,, puede enor
gnliecerse de tener uno de los mas
ricos atractivos femeniles con que la
pro liga Nataraleza dota las veces
d sns craturas mas privilegiadas mas
10 cencia, Que no es otra cosa sinO Ia
r-velaci6n de Ia natnraleza, ha sido
anu mas geueroaa, pnes con ell dcscu-
brimiento del T6nico Oriental para ell
cabello, las menos f4vorecidas pueden
I'd iuirir este natural encanto con la
Al llcaci6n al lua del precioso coslne-
tlc0.
No lna+ canas nj calvicie. No mas
caspa III erupclones, pues el T6n;co
OIentas no s6io cansa ell creci,niento
lei pelo y 10 conserya, pcrfuma y her
N sea, sino que tambi6n evlta la cal
vicie y extirpa la caspa. 20
No mueren en- casa.-Ptdase el
"Rough on Rats" d los boticarios; des-
TERRA los ratones, chinches, cncara-
chas, moscas, hormigas,y y los insecto-
de todaJ clases.
Piedra Plasticn.- LA mas bara-
ia Picdra Plastica de Portland es In
que venden Armas y Jimenez, Cruz
l3, Pucrto-llico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13

Nombramiento de que sc da
cuenta en- otra parte de este MI
numero.
Declarado cesante, a solicitud
suya, el JEFF, de Estaci6n de Te-
legrafos ID. Luis Brunei.
Nombramlento que tambien Sc
vera en- otra parte de este numero.
Telegrama y aclaraci6n que asi
mismo Sc reproducen en- otro 81
ito de este nlimero.
r. O. concediendo ell ingreso
en- la Orden Civil de Ben fcencia,
con cruz de 80 clase, al moreno
Hilario Amador, por un acto de
humanidad y abnegaci6n que lle-
v6 a cabo en- esta Capital el ano
1884 salvando la vida a dos per-
sonas.
Ley de Enjuiciamiento Civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13

Como complemento y aclaraci6n d la
6rden de este Gohierno de Z del actual,
inserts en- la Gacet1 Ofciai correspon-
iiente o. dia de aver, ell Excmo. Sr.
Gobernador Genera! ha tenido bien
disponer 10 siguiente:
10 Sc consiieraran limpias todas
las procedeucias de las provincias de
Galicia y Santander que hayan salido
desde el "a de Octubre tltimo.
30 Sucias las correspondientes a
Ia costa del Mediterraneo, Cadiz y
Bilbao.
Y 80 Sospechosas todas las del
resto de la Peninsula hasta veinte dias
despu6s del dia "a citado.
All mismo no sc admit:ran a libre
platica ninguna procedencia limpia, sin
previa fumigaci6n verificads por los
Medicos de Sauidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13
FRANCISCO M. TURULL.
AGENTE GENERAL De NEGOCIOS
sI.-SAN JOSE.-SI

Compra y vende billetes del Tesoro
premiados y sin premiar, cupones y
residuos. Acciones de Ia Sociedad
Anonima de Credito Mercantil y resi-
duos.
Coloca dinero en- primera hipoteca
sobre fucas Ell esta Capital. Compra
y venta de casas.
Comprs y venta de monedas de orc
y plata de todas clases.
San Juan P. R., IL Agosto de 1885.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13
Remitido de Mayaguez.

Llamamosla la atencion del Excmo
Sr. Regente de la Audiencia So
bre 10 siguiente, que Sc nos co
munica desde Mayagdez, y con-
tiene insinuaciones muy funda-
das en- raz6n, principalmente, en-
10 que Sc re6ere al senior Herman
dez, cuya modestia no queremos
offender. A medida que la impor
tancia de los pueblos Sc desarro'
LA, debe ser tambien la organi
zaci6n de los servicios. Desde
hace tempo, la culta poblaci6n
del Yagiiez ha obtenido la cate
gorfa de Ciudad, mientras que su
Iuzgado continda con la categorfa
anterior. He aqui ell remitido:
Noviembre, 9 de 1885.
Sr. Director del BoLsTN MgRcASTrL.
Puerto Rico.
Muy se6or mio: estimare 4 V. Sc
sirYs dar cabida en- las columnas de SO
spreciable peri6dico & las signientes
lineas:
B. s. MSS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13
RODRIGUEZ, MORENO& co.

Comerciantes en- todos los articuloe del ramo de
quincalla Surtido general de pieles.
Ag ntes generates de Ia fabrics de banles de esta
Capital cuya existencia de 500 ndos realixara de 1,
4 $3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13
ikMUEl DE- MERCllCIIS
De AHUM ADA Y co
FortaleZa mum. 40.

Realizan q precios limits iiSimo>:
Ciayos lie t0nelero ndmeros y It
lInacales de 40 docenaa p!atos.
| lem loza sn'tija.
Hero galvauizado.
Papel es,racii!e, bianco.
VENTAS AL FOR MAYOR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13
GACETILLAS.

Opera italiana.-Debe estar lle-
gando 8 habra !legado va q la Habana,
procedente de Mejico, una numerosa y
selecta compahis de Opera italiana que
cuenta con magnifco repertoire.
Sera probable que, terminados sus
compromises en- aquella ciudad, pienss
la troupe en- venir Puerto Rico, 81
arregla un buen abono.
Veremos.
AgradecidOS. S.-Lo estamoS al Sr.
Pbro. don Santos de Robles, opositor d
la Canongia Lectoral de esta Santa
lglesia Cathedral, por habernos envisdo
impresss en- elegantes hojas sus letras
Testimoniales y la proposition que ha
de dilucidar y defender en- Ell acto de
las oposiciones.
Repetimos que agradecemos la aten-
ci6n.
Nal tiempo.-Una terrible tur
bonada cay6 anteayer sobre ests Capt.
tai.
Llovi6 mucho, y cuatro 8 cinco exha-
lsciones electricas seguidas de fuer-
tes trnenOs infundieron Ia alarma en-
ell vecindario, causando varios desper-
fectos en- la ciudad. Por fortuna, que
sepamos, no ocurrieron desgracias per-
sonales.
Del NAL ell menos.
D. Z. p.-Ha fallsCido en- Cabo-
rojo don Santos Colberg.
Descanse en- ell Cielo.
Academic. --Leenos en- un colega
de esta Capitals
"Por una ventana del cuaftel de IN
fantsria de Maysgaez Ne asFoi6 IN sol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13
UF VECINO

In mes hace que tenemos al frente
de este Juzgado de l.. Instancia al
dignisimo fnncionsrio, doctor don Jose
Conrado Hernandez, J sentiriamos de
todas yeras que 81 permanencis no fae-
"a por largo tempo entire nosotros.
Anos hacia que este Juzgsdo venis
siendo de ascenso, cuando principles
del 1868 SO le declare de ingreso;
tempo serfa va de qae se le devoIviera
50 antigua categorfA, atendida La i'm
portancia de esta cindad y su partido,
sabsan6ndose de ese modo Ia equivoca-
ci6n en- que entonces, en nuestro sen
Cir, se inc0rriers. lCuanto se ganarta
con esta medidAl
81 nuestra humildisima vox pudiera
hscerse OR en- las altRa rsgiones gqber-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13
Ell TELEGRAPH
DE S. M ELON Sc co.
SAN 5usxo n.

SAM Jwsxo n.
En- este acreditado ESTABLISHMENTS
ACADIA de recibirse IN varisdoy bonito
surtido de mercancias de todas classes
y procedencias, que NADIA deja que de-
scar, y que Sc proponen sus dnefos rea-
liar precios muy limitsdos.
Ademas ha recibido tambien los 81.
guientes articuIos:
Arroz Hamburgu9s superior.
Velas de compensation completas snr-
tidas.
Cerveza superior marca .tAguila Do
rada," en- csjas de 4 docenas botellas
y Z docenas mediss botellas.
Jabon azul ingles legitimo marca
"Medley" de SO fb. caia.
Hero galvanizado acanalado de 8
bafios.
Id. id. liso de 8 id.
Tornillos y clavos ID.
Canales y cambreras de id.
Clavos de paleta.
Todo superior I'd precios muy coz
venientes.
San Juan de Pro.-Rico, Noviembre
IL de 1853. lS6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13
IMPORTANTE.

De la Gaceta de hoy copiamos
10 siguiente:
Ell Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ultra
mar, en- telegrama de del actnal, dice
ii Excuo. Sr. Gobernador General 10
me slgne:
"Desde "a Octabre salen proceden-
cias Ssntauder con patentes limpias,
pues tiltimo case c6lera ocurri6 10 del
mismo mes; pueden, pues, ser admiti-
dos d ibre platica barcos salidos des-
pues de aquella fecha."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13

anos pianos dtimamente rbo cosepefsncia az
los ceebres fabcanes GORS KALLMANN de STENWEG ae
mae cnas crnsadas nadores gran con
clavllero de heros de eacero
Magnhcos pianos de FL FRANKIE del fabrcante fran
REGGI GASSO & co. - -s g n
ORaANos ARMoNuMs CApGA,
cos 'nstrnmentos tambien pec he e.
brcante ALEXANDRA III ~ -
Accessories Dc tods caes ndca mpress novedad entire
Has 81 "Boccaccio Il Mascotta" @
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13
N. ROMAN & co. Cru. 80
LA DULCE ALBANIA.

stab'ecimiento de Ferreteria Qnincaila al por
mayor dstall Surtido complete de 10 concer-
niente al rsmo, e7pecial pinsurss, aceites y
barnices
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13

Nombramiento que tambien Sc
vera en- otra parte de este numero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13

No perder la
sion d la
GANGA: acudid
pronto q Ia
AGENClA MUSICAL
y Centre Artistico
DE RAMON SARRiERA,
Calle del Sol 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13
GUIA LOCAL..

SAN JUhTC II
Casa de giros cor1isicaes AgeE,e de Ia Com
p.aia general TrasatlAe:ica Ffancesa, dc Ia de
Marques de Campo, De Companias de segn
roe sat; incshdo, lie loa sres, Gail Co d. Paris
general para Il .slA De pnerto-RIco de IA Ban
Qut Irasat!En'i1oe de l'ar,s
r!RNF hpEMAS CASA IN AGUADyLLA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13

Ley de Enjuiciamiento Civil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13

Con yel ldadero asombro leem },
10 siguiente en- Ell Deber de San
German, correspondence al s del
que curSa:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-13
No mueren en- casa.-Ptdase e]

1NO IuUCESKI CKI Cttt5tS' Z AUdSC ca
: "Rough on Rats" los boticarios; des-
TERRA los ratoues, chinches, cncara-
chas, moscas, hormigas, y los insecto-
de toda5 classes.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-30
LeRate Robs Up Again

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Jan. 28.-Mr. Jas.
F. Legste has submitted the following state
ment for publication: Mr.. CIarkson and
Mr.. kerens should have one more confer
ence and agree upon the "in-sincere facts
to be stated by them, They both state that
had letter from Gov. st. John which
they saw, but their statements are SO widely
different that the lie is too plain. Kerens
says: "Yes, Legste handed Clarkson let
ter, and my recollection is that he said This
is from St. john wont be positive, but l
know that the understanding was that it was
from ST. John. Clarkson read it aloud,
and all of us listened to what we
supposed was what St. John had to say.
did not examine it and don't know ST. Johns
writing, SO could not identify it. 1t was
guarded letter reposing perfect confidence
in Legate and telling him where St. John
would be- Clarkson says: Legate sup
pressed the fact as to his receiving letters
from ST. John that he read TO me and
kerens. Thus be says indirectly that no did
not see any such letter and Kerens says be
did not. What Stuff! They both write
themselves down as asses by their own state
ments. If Mr.. Clarkson or Mr.. kerens say
that ever read or ever showed them letter
or ever read letter to them, that WAS, or
that purported to be from st. John.
they tell an unvarnished lie, that
is all; or if Mr.. Clarkson says that have
ever said in writing or orally that sought
money for the Republican committee Of Kan
sas he states that which he knows is false. l
took no stock in Kerens and told him moth
ing, for the story that he secretly gave
away" his associates in the Star Route mat
ter, because he could not get all he de-
manded, was too recent TO permit me to have
any confidence in him. The statement
have made stands unimpeached and unim-
peachable. have no doubt that Mr.. Clark
son will soon acknowledge it and do honor
to the man who he now seeks 10 destroy; but
il Clarkson and kerens have conspired for
vengeance they may take their ill. I shall
take no further notice of them.
[Signed] JAS. r. LEGATH.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-30
TEXT BOOKS.

1t is evident, only too evident, that
the publishing house agent is abroad
in the land. and that he is towering
uncomfortable near the inner con-
sciences of the peoples representatives
in Topeka. There are jobs and jobs,
and for every job a distinctive and
separate bill has been or will be intro
duced touching text books for our
public schools. The agents will sweat
and talk over the hardships of the
poor. the necessity of uniformity.
which shall be fixed by some board that
they can buy or manipulate, and the
disastrous effects of a complexity OF
kinds in text books. We tell the law
makers Of Kansas that there is no
possible way of fixing up law look
ing TO a uniformity of text books
without at the same time fixing up
stupeduous job which will enrich a
few publishers and their go-beiweens.
There seems to be times when
everything must be controlled by law,
through commissioners or officers, in-
stead of having everything open TO
free and untrammeled competition, in
which the people are only assured of
protection. Some people want to reg
ulate everything by law, railroads,
school books aud what not. The next
thing will be an attempt 10 fix the
prices of newspapers and advertising
space, the days wages of the mechan-
ic, the salary of the preacher and
teacher, the price of provisions and so
on. The only true regulator of these
and many such is competition. the law
OF supply and demand. All attempts
10 regulate such things in the long
run are paid dearly for, not only by
the people bur the interests controlled.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-30
Kansas Legislature.
SENATE.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 28.-In the senate
among the bills introduced were bills rela-
ting TO cities Of the second-class; to author
ize county high schools; to amend the COM
mon school laws; to condemn for schools in
cities, and an act amendatory Of section II,
chapter 81, laws Of 1868, an act regulating
the jurisdiction and procedure before JUS
tioes OF the peace in civil cases. The
following bills passed TO third reading: An
act TO prevent fire insurance companies from
establishing rates on property and rating
boards and provide punishment therefor; an
act to amend section 30, chapter 81, article
2, of the compiled laws of 1879, being an
act regulating crimes and punishmepts; an
act to regulate the practice of dentistry and
punish violators thereof; An act to authorize
proceedings in the district courts against
gsrnishees; and an act to prevent the carry
ing of concealed deadly weapsns and pro-
vide punishment therefor. Adjourned till
10 q. m. Tomorrow.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-30
indian Territory Notes.

Special 70 ths EA0IR.
CH1YKSxE AoKscY, l. T., Jan. 26,-Last
night II an Indian dance Sam Buskirk wa
shot through the right leg just below the
knee joint The bone, through which the
ball passed, was badly shattered, and ampu-
tation will probably be necessary. Buskirh
was taken to the hospital where he is receiv-
ing the proper attention from Agency Ply
stefan DeBra. The cause of the shooting il
not known as the wounded man tells the
press reporter that he was shot from behind
while in the act Of leaving the Indian lodge.
However. no one bearing clear reputation
attends these degrading dives, and this will
be 3 good lesson for others to keep remote
from them.
The COW camp Of Halsell Bros, near here
was destroyed by fire in the night Loss,
over $1,000. The bedding, clothing. etc,
belonging to the boys all went up in smoke.
The boys went (undressed) ten miles to .
neighboring camp for protection from the
cold. 1t was .cold day" for the boys in
that camp.
Company q, 10th infantry, under com
mand Of Capt HARDWOOD, left here for Okla
homa this morning. Other companies from
Forts Supply, Elliott and Griffin are alst
under marching orders to the field.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-30
Weather Notes.

sr Joy.v,,,x " Il, 9sa heavv
n 1T a..
snow storm mas prevailed all Gay WIN tne
mercury at zero and below. A foot Of snow
has fallen. Trains DELAYED.
C,,,o.o T., % II. ...hs, b.. .y,;n
oh'oAoo' Jan, Nc "eae. -. S. -.
turned very cold. Inc tnermometef IN TINS
citythis morning registered.l5 below zero; at
Rurj;notor Iowa the mercury stood 2s be-
Lou. m, h,o,s rsnor,s D. below. Winnipey
% below. 81 P.nl % below. The move,
,nent of train. from ali directions has been
h; hind. and md nearly ali are renorted behind
.;r,,s
R.,r,vopr Nd Ian. 2s-A blizzard
b.-a 800 The storr, w.. besvv on Chez
aresto Rsy No srr;vsls ~ vessels this n.
farnoor
e. = no r.,.,;.
or JOHNS ~. F., 'nn n,.-ln" apX'.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-30
cLARKsoN COMES BACK AT LE-
GATE.

Mr.. ! 5. Clarkson SAYS: : This is a
contradiction of the two statemrni 5
that L.gaie has made TO the ST. Loui,
Republican, and is nearer the truth.
IL denies his own and st. Johns state
ments that they had no conference on
the m-tter. 1t confe-ses virtually the
collusion and the amount ST. John
asked. IL shows st. John was
willing to be hired TO leave
Ohio, and hired not TO go TO New
York. L"gate never said word TO
me about money being sent 10 the
Republican committee in Kansas, nor
do believe he did TO any one else, for
have never heard of il till now. | do
not know who he means by his friend
la Ohio. unless it is Senator Plumb, as
it was the latter who gave him the
letter of introduction 10 me. Ii will
be seen the letter con'radicts ST. John
ia nearly every instance. especially in
ST. Johns denial- that he had had no
conference with Legate; that he had
had no sore throat, that he did not
change any of his appointments in
Ohio: he never thought of leav-
ing ohio, or of not going
TO New York, and be never
thought of such thing as changing
his course 10 suit or serve the Repub-
licans. Indeed the letter of Leeate is a
virtual confession Of the truth of the
statement have made, except that he
SURPRISES facts as to his receiving the
letter from St. john that he read 10
me and kerens and that he seeks TO
make il appear the money was 10 go
to Kansas Republicans, and that the
National Republican committee had
consented 10 send $4,000 to
that certain state, when il
had not enough money to use
in the doubtful states. 1t shows
Lega,e was acting in cpllusion with
1T. John: hat he did get him out OF
Ohio, and, indeed it proves practically
all that has been charged and that ST.
John understood 1t Ill. The only ma
terial difference made by Lega is IN
his strained and insincere statement
that the money was being sought for
the party's benefit instead of ST. Johns
personal ben, fit. Kansas Republicans
would have been the last TO accept
money that the national committee
needed So much in its doubtful states.
In another week hope aud believe
Legate will take another long step
forward and tell the rest of the facts,
and give 10 the public the letters of
ST. John 10 confirm il all. 1t will be
seen he no longer contends his printed
letters are forgeri-s, bur admits them
aud tries to explain them. The letter
he wrote me, after returning 10 Kan
sas, was not marked confidential, Ms
he SAYS. and did not allow il TO be
printed until after was compelled 10
do ii by statements that he made in
the interviews in the ST. Louis Rcpub-
lican.
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FRAUDS.

Commonwealth: Kansas is pes'ered
with brood of so-called cooperative
insurance companies which are a fraud
ON the people. Most of them have
their headquarters in Topeka, sending
out circulars all over the state, aud
money is sent to them in large quanti-
ties. AS rule ii is getting something
for nothing. No matter by what high
sounding name they are called, it is MS
rule safe TO put them all down a
fraudulent concerns. The present
legislature ought not to adjourn witt :
out passing law that will drive them
from the state and put their origina-
tors in Jail, or else give security for
the prompt payment of losses when
they occur.
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a oANo OF MuRpERERs.


S melody wants I" shut that
blatherskite O'Donovan Rosa of and
that somebody should possess full
power TO act. He is pesiiferous
idiot whose methods, II copied by the
disgruntled cranks in this country,
would lead 10 something like the hell
ish deeds enacted in London. Shut
him of. and shut of not only all who
advocate such inhuman measures as he
does, but those who take it upon
themselves to defy the powers or
dained by the people under the con-
siitution. Freedom does not mean a
liberty to defy law. Under govern
ment like ours if the minority are to
be taught 10 resort TO the methods OF
Rosa aud his murderous gang then
there will be an end of all freedom, OF
all liberty, ofall government.