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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05

tirIos q ambos, no como Martin Lutero
qne arroj6 una b5tella de tinta q IN de
monio, sino con nn frasco de Pildoral
del DR.. Bloom, y no arrojandoles ell fras
CO, sino tomaudo su conteuido, por cnyt
medic Sc restablece la salud, renovhndC
la sangre entonando los nervios
Nueva vida Y energia Sc obtieuen con 81
uso.
Calzado. o.-Andr6s Bordoy tiene
constantemente, en- So Bcredifado De-
posito de la calle de San Francisco,
ndmero 81, un extenso y yariado sur
lido de calzado de todas clases, que
veude d precios limitadisimos.
Conseio q las madres. Ell jara-
be Clamonte, de la sefoga Winslow, de-
ber& usarse siempre cnando los nifos
padecep de la denticion. Proporciona
aliyio Immediate al peqneno paciente;
produce un suero tranquilo y natural,
aliviando TODD dolor, y amanece ell an
CELTIC risueho y feliz. Es muy agra
daole al paladar Alivia al pequehue-
10, sblanda las encias, calma todo do
lor, regulariza los intestinos, y Ss ell
meior remedio conocido para la diarres
ocasionada por la dentici6n Il otra
causa.
Nihil desperandum. = Cordoba
(Rep. Arg.), IA de Enero de 1873.
Sres. Lanman y Kemp, New York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05

miti6 comprar harato, este ano, siendc
Ia cosecha mayor, tendran mejor oca-
sion, y con mas motive no teniendc
lss mieles mas mercado que este. Los
precios es indudabie que segniian en-
parte ell curse que sigan los del azd-
car, pero d juzgar por Ia campa1a pa
saia, puede suceder que no sea asf en-
faarza de la zafrs, : qae Sc estacionen,
ST no bajan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
e n L @ E. i.

Ell dia 81 del iltimo mes de
Enero contrajo matrjmonio en- el
pueblo de Hatillo ell distinguido
medico de Lares Don Francisco
Blanes y Massanet, con la simpa-
tica senorita dona Elisa Curbelo.
Les deseamos todo genero de
felicidades, y que en- su hogar
nunca llegue a eclipsarse la luna
de miel, que siempre acompafia
los recien casados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
Todo Sc debe 4 la laudable ini-

Todo Sc debe 4 la laudable ini-
ciativa y Z los mobiles sentimien-
tos del Excmo. Sr. Gobernadol
General don Luis Daban. digna
mente secundado por ell celoso
Sr. Jefe del Presidio don Lui
Duran y los activos empleados ]
sus 6rdenes.
Reciban nuestros mas sinceros
placemes, y convengamos una veg
mas en- que hoy, aqui como en- los
demas paises que marchan con ell
siglo, ell sistema penitenciario no
es sistema de terror y de tormen
to y de ignOminia, 81 de enmien
da = de redencion.
tQuG lauro tan sublime para la
humanidad!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05

El De5er de San German Sc
retira del estadio de la prensa.
Al periodismo liberal reforms.
ia enyia Ia expression de gu re
cuerdo afectuoso; a la prensa al
versaria su adi6s.
Lo menos que podia enviarie
dentro de los limites de la defe-
rencia.
Y dice Ell Deber:
Volvemos q las serenas re,
giones de la vida privada -"
Alli sc esta con mas tranquil
dad.
Adi6s, nos dice Ell Deber.
Y nosotros le contestamos
adi6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
ACADEMIA MILITAR
DE LA IsLA DE PUERTO-R RICO.

Debiendo procederse 4 la venta. en-
publica subasta de varios libros de tex-
to, pertenecientes q la extinguida Aca-
demia de infanteria; los cuales no tie
men aplicaci6n en- este establecimiento
de instruction, por no ser aquellos los
designados por la superioridad para
cursar las asignaturas comprendidas
en- ell plan de estudios VICENTE, Sc con-
voca por ell presente 4 una licitaci6n
one tendr& lugar en- la Direction de
esta Academia, establecida en- Ell Guar
tel de Santo Domingo de esta Capital,
a las tres y media de la tarde del dia
IN que Sc cumpla Ell plazo de ounce dias
contar desde Ell en- que Sc pnbliqne es-
te anuncio por primera vez en- la Gace-
ia Official, 8 al siguiente 81 aquel fuere
festive.
Los licitadores que deseen hacer pro-
posiciones, las presentarAn dentro de ID
media hors antes de la sefialada para 81
acto, en- dicho local y ante Ia Junta Eco
monica de Ia Academia, que va estar&
reunida; pasada la indicada media hora
no Sc admitiran mas proposiciones, nj
Sc retirar8n las presentadas; debiendo
sugetarse para su formation al pliego
de condolences que Sc hallar& de mani
fiesto en- dicha Oticina, desde ell dia de ID
publication, por primera veg de este
anuncio al anterior en- que Sc cumpla sl
plazo senalado.
Los libros que Sc ofrecen 4 la referida
licitaci6n son los que 4 continuation Sc
expresan:
Al Algebras, por Felih.
% Geometrias, por idem.
| 70 Trigonometrias, por idem.
"a Dictionaries frances espafiol es-
psno. frances, por Qaintana.
10 Gramaticas francesas, por Benot.
81 Geometrias descrptivss, por Gil
menez Bay.
| 4S Fisicas , quimicas, por Rico y
Santistebsn.
! IL Ejemplares lecciones francesas de
literature y de moral, por Tramarrfa.
80 Tratados sobre armas portatiles,
por Barrios.
Z Reglamentos de eontabilidad de
1867.
Ejemplares Nociones de Artilleria.
lpor Latorre.
s5 Geografias Hist6rico militares,
lpor Arteche.
| Puertu-Rico, ~ Ii Euefo de lSs6.--
| El Captain q Jefs, R0ssndo Cifrsdo.
W. B. El uomandante Director, Iss.
ldrQ Cafiigl, ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
LIBROS De COMERCIO.

Sc han recibido ingleses y nor.
te-americanos de calidad supe-
rior de 800 a 1000 folios y Sc
venden q precios barati.imos en-
q Imprenta del RoLEyyN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
SOCIEDAD AN0NIMA,

Aver aprob6 la Junta Ge-
neral, en- totalidad, ell dictamen
de Ia comision censora. Tam
bien Sc discuti6 y aprobo, en-
detalle, gran parte del mismo.
Hoy continda sus tareas la jun.
Ia.
Daremos cuenta minuciosa de
todo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05

| Bfdciab
| ComserUGs.
Pastel de higado d
| ganso trufado.
| Salchichas francesaI
trufadas.
| Pasteles de pichonel
| trufados.
| Pies de cerdo trufa
| dos.
| Embuchado de me
nudo de cerdo trufado
| Petits- Pois inos 9.
natural
| Petits-Pois extraf.
nos al natural.
| Habichuelas tiernai
deRgrsnadas al natural
huso de los petits-pois.
Habichuelas tiernat
para ensalada.
Conservas espanolat
Id ternera en- tomato,
en- salsa verde, eetofa.
da etc.
Sardinas espsholas
ne aceite, medias latas
de id. en- tomato en-
cuartos idem.
Caramel con extrac-
to de tomato.
Pimientos morrones
al natural.
Salsa de tomates en-
botsllas.
Mantequills frsncesa
superior.
Mantequilla danesa
lsta colorado.
Frutss en- So jugo en-
latas y medias.
Encurtidos ingleses
frasoOs y medios.
Moriadel la en- latas
Enedias y C cuartos.
Frntss en- su jugo
en- frascos, francesss
Frutas en- alrnibaS
Mallorquinas.
Licores, AgnGrdientes
y Vinos.
Brandy SHREDDER su-
perior.
Brandy Hennesey /
Estrella.
Celebrates vinos de
Marquee & Co.
Vino Moscatel supe
Nor marca @.
Vino Jerez Venerable
superior.
Id Jerez amontillado
Id. id. Palido.
Id. Pedro Jimenez.
Manzanilla fna oIo-
rosa.
Valdepehas de mesa
superior.
Vino frances St. Ju-
Fen.
Id. frances Chateau
Margaux.
Id. i'd. Medoc alam-
brado.
Id. Vermouth Mar
TIM Sola superior.
Id. id. Eli Cora de IL
Id. id. id. de 2.a
Id. Vermouth Mo-
tando fino.
Id. i'd. ordinario.
Id. superior de Opor-I
to.
Id. id. de MADEIRA.
Amargo de Angos |
tura.
Id. Pilsener, botellas,
Ginebra en- frascos,
riete medaIlas.
VINO 0e mesa San Vi
cente en- garrafones.
Id. id Alella Pla-
denorens, i'd. /
Id. id. valdepehas, i'd.
Anisete fine y SUPER
fine de Rambeau. |
Anfs Escarchado. l
Licores surtidos de
diversas clases. /
80 Z, n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05

PrOvisiOnes d;vsrsas.
Arroz GIace y Jsp6n
Garbanzos selectob.
3 HsbichueIas bIancas.
Id. colofadas.
2 Chioharos 8 Ruimn
ties.
ANtcar central de I =
Azdcar mascabado.
Papas y cebolIas.
! Queso Patagr&s.
Id. de bola.
Id. MalIorquin.
Jamones americanos.
Aceite, latas de unay
'medis arroba.
| Manteca, latas de s
..Ilibrss.
| Pastas de tideos y
surtidas.
I Gslletitas fnas por
'libras.
Bolas de azdcar.
:, Aceitunas negras y
Iverdes, garrafones.
4 Sal en- frascos.
: Encurtidos ingleses.
I Doble anis en- EarEx-
foncitos.
| Aceite frances Pu-
get, botellas I litro.
Idem PIaguioI, idem
Iidem.
Id. de Morton, Lacca
idem.
vinagre dc IVA su-
lperior.
Id. hno en- boteilas
| 0arns de familis en-
lSalmuera, por Ebrss.
Petr6lso " Lux Dia-
Ilmante," de Marines &
IL. 5 galones.
\ Idem idem Radian
to, Iatas de s gaIones
Fosforos de cerilIas.
IVelas .completas 4 IA
ilcompletas de 4, 6ye
Ron para quenkr.
Galleta soda por H.
bras v en- caias.
Mantequilla asturia-
ma de Gij6n Iatas de /
libra.
Chorizos ASSURANCES
Campo de Faraon.n ?
Aceitunas fnas MsnkA-
nilla en- frasco.
Peladillas 8 almen-
ldras cubiertas.
! Frutas cristalizadas.
Ohtamhree en- 81 tluta.
! Aceitunas Reinas y
IGordales en- barriles.
Pastillas degcma por
Ilibras.
BOmbones Parisien-
ses llamados nAlberti-
fnes," "Torsades," /" ale.
lgumes, 7" +" Dragees. /"
7Amandss, "Fondant,
|"Panaoli, y aCiearrst-
tes," detallados por IL
bras.
Champagne en- botes
Has.
Id. en- medias idem.
|Galletitas Huntley q
Palmers, surtidas Iatas
I libra
Aceite de OIivas Cai
talan muy superior, IL
tas de I q.
Ron vieio Aponte,
premisdo en- IL Exposi-
ci6n de Amsterdam y
Feria de Ponce.
Alcoholado GatelI, q
] botellas.
Nueces, avellanas ,
almendrss sin cAscara.
Vino superior de Le-
canda en- botellas.
Harina de maiH y
arroz en- paquetes de
+" Industria Puertorri-
qusia."
Iaym CrueIls.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
GANGA.

Sc vende IN PIANO vertical, d.
POGO uso y en- buen estado,
Sc garantiza. La persona que desc:
comprarlo, puede dirigirse D. A,
D. Martin, Gtinador y compositor de
pianos y 6rgsnos San Sebastian, IS.
Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
sODRINOS De EzQUIAGA.

FORTALEzA II. -~uaaa de giaOa ccmiAl0nea
Aeentss ds los vsporea oosrsos IL MspAhAY Cempa
| TIa Atlas as les kaiades~ upiaea,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
F. GARCIA DEL REAL, So, =,
JOSE PROvASI. rort4ls.. IS.
GRAN SASTRERlA lTALIANA.

Sc construyen traiea de todas clases, la 0lti-
ma moda, para caballcros G4neros inglaseH, fran
cesea, espanolea alefnanea ii guato del mas exi-
gente snrtido conutante. Elagancia y baratura,
Gran nhmero Dc parroquianca de N epelsdad slas
RARtp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
.SEvERO BAST0N. san j glaR'i' a.

Impottsdor Dc msreanclas por mayor Conf
si0nista
Gira sobrs tsdas las eapisales pnsblcs dc ks
psha pos todas osstidsdss A corsos dias vista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05

Circular del Gobi3rno General
relativa a las untas earceIarias.
Otra sobre Juntas locales de
Sanidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
RODRIGUEZ: ,:MORENO&CO.

Comerciantes en- todos los articulos del ramo de
quincallA. Surtido general de pieles.
Agentes generates de Ia fabrica de baules de esta
Capital cuya existencia de 500 ndos realixarA de &
yts-S0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
.MuLLENHOEE & KORBER

Casa de gison comisiones Dan Avances sobrs
frutos etc. Gifsn corta vista aobrs Londress
Paris y NuavA-York.
.-CAMB1AN DIEERO.
Aseguran contra incsndios riesgos maritimoa.
Representa-. Las Companies Norte-9ermanica,
Lancashere, British Freing, en- cSsos de ave
riaA iod Aseguradores de Hamburgo, Paris, Bur
deos. Nueva-York Philadelphia,
Agentss de Ia compania Hamburguesa-atnerican
de vapcres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
AL P0BLIC0.

El establecimiento e. BORINQUENO Il :
tuado en- la calle de San Francisco q. 40.
tieneel gusto de ofrecer, preCios muy
m6dicos, los efectos que continuation g
relacionan, no dudando scr favorecido
por todos, anticipa sus mas espresiyas
gracias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
ALERTA.

En- FL DeJer de Kingston lee
mos 10 siguiente;
"EL MAYOR GRAL. A. MACEO
Hace pocos dias que sc hallaba entire
uosotros este benemkrito soldado de Ia
hbertad, disfrutando de las csricias J
atenciones de sn aprscisble familia. Fe-
licitamos c0rdiaImente al valiente com
patriota, solo sentimos que 81 perma-
nencia aquf sea corts, pues begun he
mos dido decir, sigue pronto para Cen.
tro, America. Que tenga I'm teliz visje
yea realizados sns fervientes deseoi
es 10 menos que podemos dsaearle.
YOFICIALES CUBANOS
Es Ii hltima quiucena han do
h0spitalaria Kingston vaEsoi
ofciaiss que, en- buaea Dc tFa'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-05
JUAN MATEUS. Pl's, 10 Principal Il.

EstabIecimiento Ell RIOS DE ORC
Couatsnte snrtdo de efectos para e Eiercito, Ar
mada Volnntarios. Divisas para empleados de.
Harienda ! eegrafos. Confecciona gorras de todas
formAa classes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20
states Politics.

MINNEAPoLIs, Aug. 19.-The Dem
ocratic congressional committee of the
18th district met at the West hotel
this afternoon and decided to hold a
convention here September 18th. The
congressional vote was taken as basis
for apportionment. Apportionment
will be as follows: Anoka, 8; Ramsey,
2s; Chicago, 2; Sherburne, 2; Henne-
pin, 33; Washington, s; Isanti, /;
Wright, Z; Kanabec, /; Pine, 2; total,
81. Necessary to choice, "A.
LINCOLN, Aug. 19.-The state pro.
hibition convention met here to-day
with over 400 delegates, representing
forty-five counties. After the adop-
tion of lengthy platform, which
touches every phase Of the liquor
question, beside setting forth the
views of the party on labor, pensions,
Sunday observance and other ques-
tions, ticket was put In the field,
headed by H. w. Hardy, Of Lancaster
county, for governor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20
The End Draws Nigh.

CHICAGO, Aug. l9.-Mr. Grinnell
thus closed his speech: II would not
ask the Jury to take the life Of Oscar
Nebe. Proof was not tsufficient to con.
vict Nebe, but some OF them, spies,
Fisher, Fielden, Parsons and Schwab,
ought to have the extreme penalty ad-
ministered." The anarchists were
deathly pale. Mr.. Grinnell went on
with tremendous earnestness; pointing
his hand ut the prisoners he said:
Personally have not word to say
against those men, but the law de-
mands they be punished. They have
violated law, and you gentlemen OF
the Jury stand between the living and
the dead. Do your duty! Do not dis
agree.n Mr.. Grinnell's voice was
broken as he said: Gentlemen, this
is no pleasant task for me, but II IL my
duty. Do yours. II the defendants
conspired against the law by force
and threw the bomb, then the defend
ants who were In the conspiracy were
guilty Of murder; II there was an
anarchistic conspiracy and the de
PENDANTS were In IL, they were guilty
of murder; IL any Of the defendants
conspired to excite, by advice. the
people to riot and murder, such de.
PENDANTS are guilty, II such murder
was done In pursuance Of the said con-
splracy. The jurors are judges OF
the law and fact. but should not go
against the court without a full con-
sideration. The jury might find any
or all the defendants guilty, or not
guilty. and could fix the penalty for
all. Unless the evidence showed that
the person who threw the bomb was
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20
Alaskan Exploration.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l9.-The
steamer st. Paul, which arrived yes
terday from Alaska, brought down q
private letter from member of the
Lieutenant Stoney expedition, sent
out by the United States government
to explore the Putnam river, discover.
ed by Stony In 1883. The letter is
dated from Fort Cosmos, Putnam
river, and was written last Christmas
The writer reports that Stoney had
discovered river to the north which
the natives say empties into the Arc
tic ocean near Point Barrow. The
river Is supposed to be the same as
the one at the mouth of which Lieut..
Ray established his headquarters dur
ing his observation expedition. Along
the banks of this river were Indians
who had never seen a white man.
Stoney afterward explored the Noatka
river to it's head waters and found 1t
longer than the Putnam. He intend
ed to start last January on a series of
explorations east and north.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20
Railroad Matters.

ST. PAUL, Aug. l9.-The annual
meeting of the st. Paul, Minneapolis
q Manitoba road occurred here to-day
and the following directors were
chosen: James ]. Hill, st. Paul; Geo.
Stephen, Montreal; Donald A. Smith,
Montreal; John S. Kennedy, Samuel
Thorne. ID. Willis james and S. d..
inflow, New York.
BUTTE, Aug. l9.-Engineers survey
ing the route through the range for
the Butte extension of the Montana
Central have found practicable route
five miles from this city.
ST. PAUL, Aug. l9.-Advices from
Fairmount this morning, state that
the situation IL quiet there and that
the Minneapolis 4 Pacific are In pos.
session of the ground with force OF
deputy sheriffs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. l9.-Cattle receipts.
IL 800; shipments. 1900; market low RI;
shipping steers, $50 to 800 pounds,
S3. 90@ Is; stockers and feeders,
81. 200 8. 40; cows and bulls, 81. 500 3. %;
bulk, $500 2.60; through Texas cat
tie steady; cows, 81 25@279; steers,
s.. 65@ 3. 60; bulls, Sl.75; western rang
ers. slow; lO@ l5c lower; natives and
half-breeds, S3.25@+25; cows, 81 SOC
800; wintered Texans. 5000 ESQ.
Sheep. receipts, 5000; shipments,
500; market steady; natives, S2.OOS
400; western, Sa.50@S.50; Texans,
81. 75G g. 90; lambs, S3.75@4.75.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. l9.-The wheat
market was weak; cash, 77lc: Septem-
Der, 7s!; October, S0sc. Corn, dull;
No. 2 4ls.
DULUTH, Aug. 19.-Receipts Ewere
10000 bushels; shipments, $1,000.
The market opened lie higher with
September at Sic; October, SIT, closing
September, slsc; October, s2sc.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. l9.-No. ! hard
was active aud higher; cash 77fc;
September, 77sc; October, 79c; new 10
lower. No. I northern, cash 742c;
September, 743c; October, 754; new &c
below old. No. northern, cash, Tic;
September, 7lic; October, 7lac; new
&c under old.
CHICAGO. Aug. l9.-The trading In
wheat was active to-day, the market
closing, August, 7ssc; September.
70 5-16c; October. 81 5-l6c; No. 2 spring,
7sc; No. 2 red, 7ssc. Corn. cash,
422fG43c,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20

acting under the advice and procure
m mt Of the defendants or some oi
them, all the defendants were To be
acquitted; such advice might not be
special as TO time, but general
Al o O'Clock the court adjourned till
tomorrow morning without verdict
having been found.
At 10 o'clock il is learned that the
jury has returned to the hotel. 1t is
believed to indicate that verdict has
been found, as otherwise, the jury
had been instructed by the court not
TO leave their room in the criminal
court building. From a bailiff il is
learned that the jurymen were ready
10 return TO their hotel at
o'clock. II is conjectured that with
the possible exception of Neebe, the
prisoners will fare alike. the jury not
having taken the requisite time to dis
cuss their cases separately.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20
GUILTY OR WHAT.
The Jury in the Chicago Anarch- :
ist trial Agreed on
Verdict,
Which Owing to the Late Hour
Had not Been Made
Public.
Rev. G. w. Pepper Greeted
With an Ovation by the
Irish Convention.
Irish National League.

CHICAGO, Aug. l9.-In .he after
over provision in the new constitu-
tion virtually boycotting all articles of
English manufacture. 1t was finally
left In the constitution by large ma
jority, the decision being received
with a wild hurrah. Rev. G. w.
Pepper, Methodist clergyman, then
addressed the convention and said
that after trying every method Par
nell should send the message Come
and help u.s.. then said the reverend
speaker: II swear by the throne of
God there will be at least one vacant
pulpit in the United States" Cheer
ing at this point was terrific. The re-
port OF the committee of finance show
ed that $500, 2S3 had been collected in
the last two years. Reaching the elec-
tion of president, John Fitzgerald, of
Nebraska, and Hugh McCaffrey, Of
Philadelphia. were nominated. Ig-
natius Donnelly urged the election of
Fitzgerald; the election resulted, Fitz-
gerald, 903; McCaffrey, pa. Father
O'Reilly was unanimously reelected
treasurer; General Martin, of Balti-
more, was elected vice president. At
ll:O o'clock, p. M, the convention is
still in session.
During the evening session, FIN
nerty being called upon for speech,
said IL was policy to follow in the lead
of Parnell and Davitt, as far as they
went, but II at last the English nation
said Ireland could not obtain the right
to govern themselves, 1t was then
truth. and policy, and manhood to be
ready when the opportunity came to
put themselves behind implements OF
force and win their rights and their
freedom. Finnerty was cheered to
the echo. Davitt at once took the
platform and said he could not allow
the speech of Mr.. Finnerty to pass
without a word. those who were first
opposed to moral force were always
the first to come forward with
speeches. (Finnerty here advanced
excitedly and claimed he should not
be insulted.l Davitt replied calmly
that he had not insulted Mr.. Finnerty
but he would ask Mr.. Finnerty IL they
In Ireland had not with a movement
resting solely on moral force. raised
the Irish race to dignity II had never
attained before. Finnerty rose and
replied 1t had, when the convention
emphatically sienified its wish that
Finnerty should sit down, which he
did. Redmond, another of the Irish
delegates, also protested against Fin
nerty's utterances.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20
Mac .shoots his Mouth or"

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. l9.-J. ]. Mac
Laughlin, travelling passenger agent
of the Albert Lea route, writes from
Montana: Cattle are not fat, but in
good fix, and If the market holds up
10 present prices, growers will cut
close. Admitting the outlook is bad,
cattle men do not feel ii 50 distress
ingly bad that they will ship all mar
ketable beef on q much lower market.
They can better afford to take chances
and in most any event will live
through it,"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20
The Lumber Outlook.

ST. PAUL, Aug. ia convention
of lumber men was held in the cham
ber of commerce this afternoon. The
committee selected at IA previous meet
ing, met this forenoon and prepared a
report to be submitted the conven-
tion. A proposition to advance the
price of lumber from 81 to 50 thous-
and was considered. 1t is estimated
that 800, ,G00, 900 feet OF logs have been
destroyed this year by forest fires and
that there Is shortage Of 100000, 900
feet of logs,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20
Gen. Logan's Ronte.

MINNEAPOLIs, Aug. 19.-B. F. Faus-
tine, of the Northern Pacific, received
this afternoon telegram from Port
land stating that Gen. Logan will ar
rive in Portland Monday and be in
Minneapolis a week later. He has
changed his mind about the Southern
Pacific and will travel over the North.
ern Pacific,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20

New YORK, Aug. 19.-Money on call
loaned from 4@9 per cent, closing ut
3@4 per cent. Prime mercantilepaper
4G5 per cent. Sterling exchange,
weak and unsettled actuvl rates S4. .sla
for sixty day bills and S4s3i for
demand.
CHICAGO Aug. l9.-The lightness of
money in New York is beginning to
be felt here and all money is hard to
get at 5G6 per cent. on time and 6@7
per cent. for demand.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20

government was justified in making
such demand and took occasion to
make a long ,eech, "dissecting," as
he called II, "Gladstone'sn policy.
Referring to Ireland, Salisbury said
the government would take every
step to maintain social order and pro-
tect individual rights, but il was nee
essary to have time for inquiry before
entering into details.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-20
Minnesota Horse Thieves.

HOWARD LAKE, Mimi, Aug. l9.-
Two two-horse teams were stolen last
night, one from LOUIS Rain. of Mid
dleville, farmer, and one from Sam
Blower; also a new wagon from Peter
Hendrickson, near neighbor. Great
efforts are being made 10 capture the
thieves.