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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-07-27

Considering the elements of safety and pemanency Society
Affords before benefits of
life insurance SO little the insured.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-15
DISPOSITION De 8. Z.

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.aa y aaesisjas ssgsa l1l alsssaa aae.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-15
la CESAN.ll DEL SR. MAYA.

Hl - dias que CORE por ahi el ru
NOR de que estA declarsdo cesaute 9
rresidente de Sala de 10 Andisneis, Sr
Mays.
Ei CIaHOr se slarms, cusndo tod,
el muDdo hA dido 10 neiicia Elm 10 mu
tarse, Por md. que los Am lgop de aQue
10 delen De seDtiflo, come e. 6gleo ,
nstural. I'll DoLsTis, Neutral en- el asno
70, J, fespetAndo 10 dsciEon del G.,-
birr0o, case de ser tai como D. snonci.
40 se hAbls he:ho eco del famor, po,
conmderAciones qns son faciles de com
Vrspder J & les ensIes jsmGs f.ltsnos
Psro FL CanOr, que 90 perl6dieo d.
rompe y ras9a, aoords de frrnte 10 no.
tieis, J txc.sns: No pEede ser. !So
pnede seil vsmos, eoIsgs, v. 10 h
ha psnSAdoi pnsds ser ESQ. , nseho
mIs.
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Msrst, dice qas 10 cosreeca6a spll.
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qnisFa, poesto qas 10 s<ntsnela no ..
obrs de un hombfs, sino 10 de an Tn.
bossL Esto Hgaifias, agaa al Ga
NOR, qos todOs zoe Stss. MAgis.s.ao.
qus hrmAn dicha seetsncls dsh,st.n
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pee oil antonouist..
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81 eoleg.i Es maehs pesspieacss q
nushs MALTA, .. qoiEAs, mach. ia.
csnsia tAnto sSpoass, , ego t4sas 81
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dseiT 10 ooneisnsls 3 qaiss % ssoam,
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sspti
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'sn'nss 20 sas 10 sssss - Isses1. 4.
yEts.
~ gIamsv ~ Efsoesls mssAs Ess
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-15
ARTILLERIA.

Sevilla, Asturias y Toledo han
iado prineipalmente los materiales
que figuran en- esta instalaci0u,
parece, nj Yer aquellos eanones tan
brlllantes, tan b,en trabajados, que
% observa cierta lucha, alguna
noole emulaciou, entre Sevilla y
Astarias, 60 decir, 10 lucha del
bronco comprimhio COZ el acero
La fabrication 10 pucde ser mas
esmerada; pero el acero. que no
60 inferior al bronco, y que resulta
mueao mas barato, tisne que ven
cor ea esta pornAda conpc,encis.
Expone Ia MacstranEa de Sev,-
lla un caro- dc parqnc para una
carga mAxima DO 5000 kllog-. La
fIndlcioa dc II misnA ciudad ua
obos dc bsoaee eompFimido de 81
ecat- j 6,iO0 m-sros DC alcanev, !,
ua eAnoe, Gsnb,sa DO broace, dc
IL Goats. 10 . kllom. de alcanec, )
utros e.h lass nAs p~qaehos, tosio>
slssanA del Ootoael PiAsencla.
hxuFa iZuAlmn0ie otFo cAh0a
del msmo material, del Coroael
Vefdcs, DO IS ocnss, y lie 10 AleAa,
&C de :. aoo mcaes.
La fAstscA 10 rfaelA, Ia IN l. Ina
psssAase lie Ia Sseaaa. eIpoae el
e4h8a dc esssta De Is csnta. de OE
deaea, Goa ga EneassIs eompleso y
psoy ycc&lAss el eAnoa de seeFo lie
sosomalos esaa eli eagvAs. y maea.
tFaa dU .eesus daFos foaAAlpA EtI
ano p~AAsio Aa Psuiaetdo es1a Ia
hstss fe eahoass ts lltcsea aea sls.
s@aAas J sAlles~s Ssa saa sosE~spoa-
AassAass asoaasls. } gsay e0sileA
Ia tAbaNsA as asaAa Dc uytesio
pav@a@ - l4AAaea easaAAaaea eon hA
ye@va@ asehaseM a&e - agle~sa y
Ssssss@ AA@@ssSAaesa. tsxo@sssaAA. sAsa.
aaaAA da asA AaAs~aAs AARsex y
1asAAa> lssego ,ke sAalossAausea IL
gAEsss essss<A 5s n@ssisA sAasxxu4 Qshs
sasaass@ss asa asaassaa de aA tAast
sS@4aa As ssA&ssssss. eAAsasAsA nae
sAssssas , ess~s 81 -
k.as 9#a @Ss - asasa lsNs@t8 - 48s
RsNa2saa esaa ~ as1&a saxlsea "a
sssss @*s@a@aA.1 30 sa<Asses u eA.
'ss Assss hsssss& ssassS A@aa. sA~sas
1sassAs gss~sax ssssas ! saM2su
,ssss# - asss Asss 81 FasN4@a@ haas i -
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lss@ sa @N@2~ ssss - sssA
Iaas sasseA . ta&sss@a - ssss ~ /
asNA& 81 ~ . Aas ss~@@s sssA1sa
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-15
RECxPRocIDADES.

Al taaas ast Pas. 3 de II "a.
esaai. gas dset. 80 "a sefexhgsoaa.
Hsas Masasgwa. 4 ds sea b. mAfes,
sss aaaasnaes aesotSsss, de tode
s@ssss sAsas Fassado asesaa's pse
ssaxs ssea.
s'sso ssms 81 sslega aaels 90
AAs sasAs - AsallaaA1, EeT wa
sss q - sExA sl uspss exssaole
~ sa asakss, VI pAssasaa Qas es.a
sss ss4aS IL $50 ~ tssmss de sus
sospss ~ PFsssaasaa stssao - IN
gsass ass % pr. pa u ssasFe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-15
Rsvista do Ia Peninsula.
Msdnd, Janlo - ds ass

NATtasaeaes aassEe sl ~ sa#@n g.
as 10 sAaesssaa isa s@s1s } AA4
s@kFao sssees@aaemsas, Am & 4 ass 80
sss gas s,lsilg6 > esxssss . sssssa
daE "a kssas sAE, sssap - s.iseas
Ass sssAaes sAss hssgeHEss Il q
As s8spss gessllss So j. atssws ssss
eslsaeesa 4 . e9 h*a sAs ahsAAp -
que sisAsAsaas sss easss.as~.s saxss
ssess lss F~ssstSas i Aasssass
% CsAspaas 10 sxiGstAae e. lsas =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-15

lss garantiAs que necesita 10 justici"
~ lac garanti4s del poder ptbico so
;ial duico en- su esencis, Iya que no en-
sus formas?
ConcInye el colegA diciendo que cree
hsber demostrsdo que no hay analozi
entire 10 sentencia y Ia cesauti.; guerra
decir conexi6n; entonces lpara que la
sfirm6f Y viene ( indicar que le psre
ce mucho efscto Ia esantia para tan po.
ca causa. En- tsrminos generates esta
equivocado sunque al caso pueda no
ser applicable. Uus sentencia puede dar
lugar mucho mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-15
Madrid.

Madrid.
Noticia Cuba tabaco Puerto Ri
co, salido treinta JUNO pagark
veintiOcho pesos Glen kilos.
Medida altamente iDjusta, anti
naciOnal.
Tabaco rama Cuba aqui libre de-
rechos, desde Setiembre ochenti-
cinco Real orden veinte Julio igual
aiio.
PATS consternado.
Rehusan sembrar.
Production nuIa.
Ruina pals inevi able.
Urgentisimo exijan Ministerio
Immediate suppression derecho.
Pendientes resoluci6n siembras.
Oarta cOrreO.
Oomuniquen seguido cable.
Gratitud pals alcancen justicia
solicitada.
Mas, Sold, FariNa, Sala, Mdndes.
Ell BoLETIN MERcANTIL une su
vcz q la de los tirmantes, y ruegs
\. Gobierno salve del modo gu.
% lusto los intereses de una i'm
portante region de esta Pro vincis,
con ellos, los de ia provincio
misma.
La gravedad del NAL reve'ala
tambien el es2iritu de la siguien
te carta, que Sc ha recibido de
Cuba:
"Mucho he bentido que no hayau
Vdes. tenido un hOmbre en- Mairid
que hayA defendido los intereses
he esa 1s's, y el pan de los pobres
de 6sta-Un hombre que con de.
tos preciosos y ciertos hnbiera he
cho patente 10 absurdo iDjustO
de esa ley que pone derech"s q
una producci6 u de una provincial
hermana. Ley que SO ha ssnciona-
do tan solo oyendo la opinion de
hombres que Green YER en- todo TN
obstaculo para llevar & cabo sus
amblciODes desmentidas, hOmbres
que siempre han visto gu el tabacu
de Puerto Rico un enemigo cons.
tante. SIempre han creld0 que ei
de Cuba perdia ell prestiglO y que
DOE la presencia del dc esa ne al.
canzaba el de Cuba preciO bueno.
Por el contrario, 20 siempre he
creido que el de Puerto-RicO vino
la Cuba 4 llenar una Decesidad, q
darle de fumar al pobre una cosa
regular, pues bien es sabldo que
el malO do aqui es detestable. La
cosecha del ~ 50 ha vendldo, Y W
vende q preclos tabulOsOs, sin que
al colOcarlo On esa altura pensaI an
que el de Pto- Rico les hacia com.
petencia, y despues de todO, / nO
repiten todos los dias y en- tOdos
los tonos que el de Puerto. Rico, 81
internal I Slendo asf ia que temel
un enemlgO que por sus cOndiclO'
mes no puede combatirlosi Men.
tira parece que el GoblernO, Sill
consular los intereses de ambas
islas y sin tener en- cuenta Ia de-
desperation que 80 apOdelar$ d.
este numerOso pueblo que 10 de-
dicsA trafalgar ese tabaco, bay q de-
cretadO una ley tan pOcO prsvIsora
UreO que. todavi:s 6s tempo para
1ilevar a'Sabo una gesti6u enJre TO-
dos Vdes., cerca uel Gobierno, pa
ra de ese mOdO YER 81 10 consigue
Ia 1evocacl6n Dc esa ley 8 mtjorar.
Ia Gu tudo 10 possible Oh ammonia
con los lntereses de todos. Que
gestlOnen de sQui NO ~ espereu
Vdes. V. sabe muy blen que
cl mayor n1mero dc almacenisla .,
aQul, ~ sou del de esta y los con'
vIeue que NO venga Puerto Rlco,
para ue csc mOdO COlOcar sus rc-
chazOs preclOs elevados. Los que
Sc Ocupan del dc ess, Oh su mS, OF
parte se dedlcan al ue Cuba, y POI
IA misma raz0u NO se moveran.
COncluyo aseguraudole que veIla
con gusto que Vd-s. hIciesen Al
20 en pro de nuestros intereses."
RespetuOsamente volvemos q
elevar nuestra sdpIicA al Gu
oiefno, y recomendamos q nu.s
tros coset hvros que no desmayeD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-15

90 dirigido d nuestros repre5en
tantes ell siguiente telegrama, que
revela toda la gravedad del ma :
SAM, Peray, demas Diputados
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-15

Los ofciales extranjeros que vi.
sitaron la Exposition, cuando SO
encontraban las escuadras surtas
en- ei puerto, Sc han detenido bas-
tante en- esta installation, especial
mente delante de los caiiOnes Pla.
sencia, Verdes y Sotomayor, que
tan merecida fama han conquistado
en- toda Europa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-15

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snpsssstass Vgae sw lNr@# aaay ts#t
gsHsss Esaswas 900 qBssaa@ das slk2s.
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ss'sssssssaess laass esat@saH sss@ - e.
sssaaaasa ee ss9@AsKA8o IA ssAs -
sa@ast2aa U.&&Sk.a ssa sss seAsass4
s.tssgassates as 9taeaes s~ss.is., ses~
as&sasss ss u egssasgaeA@. yssss. -
szsasss ssal es asssMsss - s&sss eNa
49, sase8s 1ssa8e 10 s@A@aa aa&s a t1p
Is Esaas sAs@hk. - bas saafasa@ea
90 sasesssas 80 ga@sg~sa. . g-e~As
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lf a@ses 81 - e@ sss - - ss@s@
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4 s@sssa ~ o.. Ns A.A8 as
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02
THE GOLDEN COAST.
Budget Of News from the
Bay City.
PHIL SHERIDAN MINE LAW SUIT.
Arrival of the Arabic From the
Orient-TwO Cases of Small
pOx Aboard.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
SAN Francisco, August The Sec
retary of the Treasury has written let
ter supporting the action of Quarantine
Officer McAllister, of this port, in the
case of Minnie Schultz, the leper child
brought here from Honolulu on the
steamer Australia, and to whom Nc
Allister refused landing in his official
capacity as United States Commissioner
Of immigration. State Commissioner of
immigration Thornley, contested with
him the point as to who was
the proper guardian of the child, and
was sustained by the United States
courts. Thornly secured the child's re-
lease upon a writ of habeas corpus. re-
turnable before Judge Readen, of the
cided in favor of McAllister's
claim, the child had disappeared.
The Secretary of the Treasury condemns
the action of the United States Courts
and blames the officers of the vessel for
allowing the child to escape. For better
enforcement OF the Act in the future the
Secretary has prescribed that bond
must be given by the owners of vessels
transporting passengers from foreign
ports to San Francisco, approved by the
Collector of Ports and forwarded to
Washington. If any transportation COM
panies refuse to give bonds, in no case
are immigrants allowed to land until ex-
animation is made and immigrants
found to be fit persons to land.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02
FROM FAR CATHAY.
Cholera at Changchaw.-Volc
A Action In Japan.

SAN Francisco, August 1.-Advices
from Hong Kong aud Yokohama per the
Arabic arrived to-day and Japan papers
state telegram from Wakamatsa, Japan,
dated July Is, said that the Volcano of
Mount Jwabashi suddenly burst into
activity, and in short time fifty-six
houses in Jwasemara were destroyed. A
telegram received on the 10th said the
eruption still continued with great de-
struction and loss of life. About
four hundred persons and thirty
houses in the village called Birawere,
were buried under sand and ashes thrown
out by the volcano. Among those bur-
led were some fifteen visitors at the hot
springs in the neighborhood.
The excitement in Corea, caused by
kidnappers, has greatly Gained down.
A band of pirates in the province of
Haippong, China, which has held its
fastness since 1888, in an engagement in
June lost nineteen killed and consider
able number of wounded.
Cholera in Annoy seems for the time
to be held in check, but at Changchow
it is reported three thousand deaths have
occurred in the past sixty days.
There being two cases of small pox on
board the Arabic, she was ordered into
quarantine for two weeks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02
THE JUrE COMBINE.
How the Trust Has C0rnered the
Market and Advanced Prices.

How the Trust Has COrnered the
Market and Advanced Prices.
ST. LOUIS, August lit now seems
that the jute combine has secured
enough control Of the output Of the bag
ging manufactured, to control the market.
1t is claimed that Warren, Jones & Gratz
are at the head of the deal and they
decline to deny or affirm the statement.
Several of the largest Eastern
mills are in the combine, the most
prominent being L. Waterbury & Go.
and .Nevins & Co., of Boston. The
mills shut down are those at st. Louis,
Peru, Ind. the Crescent Jute Company,
New Orleans; w. @. Tapp & Co., Louis
vile; the Hart Bagging Company, Brook.
lyn, and some small mills in Illinois and
Indiana. The Ludlow Bagging Com.
pany, of Boston, is the only concern OF
any magnitude running independently.
and its output is but 6,000, 900 yards.
nearly all Of which has already been
placed at about seven cents. The price
fixed by the combine is IL cents, or an
additional clear profit of AZ cents per
ward,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02
Coast Cuttings.

H. w. Platt, well-known real estate
dealer and pioneer resident of San Jose,
fell from a stepladder at his residence
and broke his neck, dying instantly.
T. N. Vallins, of Pinkertons's Detective
Agency. has left Portland with James
Porter, arrested a few days ago charged
with several forgeries committed on the
National Bank of Chicago, aggregating
1000.
The Oregon Democratic State Central
Committee has appointed an Executive
Committee to take charge of the cam
paign. They express themselves as con-
fident of reducing the majority given
Hermann (Republican) for Congress at
the last election.
A threshing machine boiler burst at
Vallejo and threw the fireman, John
Gore, distance two hundred and fifty
feet, the man being blown forty feet high
in the air. He fell on soft soil and was
badly bruised and had several ribs
broken. 1t is believed he cannot re.
cover.
At a meeting of the City Council the
Finance Committee and City Attorney OF
San Diego were instructed to prepare a
call for an election to vote upon the is
sue of bonds for the amount of two mil
lion dollars, with which to purchase the
water works now owned and operated by
the San Diego and Coronado Water Com
pany.
SHIP MsPECToR's REPORT.
The following is taken from the annua
report Of Supervising Inspector Lubbock
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02

which is about to be forwarded to Wash
ington: In San Francisco during the
past year two hundred and twenty-five
vessels have been inspected; twenty-six
have been built and seven have gone out
of service. In Portlrnd one hundred and
forty vessels have been inspected ;
eighteen built and four gone out Of service.
AT Seattle ia vessels have been in
specten, twelve built and one gone out
of service. Out of 772 boilers inspected, !,
twenty-six were found defective and
thirty-nine were condemned. OF officers
licensed, thirty-fotr were masters, 60l
master pilots, 262 mates, twenty eight
first-class, and 184 second-class pilots.
The cost of the service was $12, ,8O2 for
salaries, $1763 for mileage, and $3.50 for
incidentals.
EEETING OF CREDITORS.
At meeting of the of J. M. Spafford &
Co. the suspended fruit Gamers, it was
resolved 10 ask the company to give the
California creditors, bills of all the assets
in consideration of receiving release from
all claims. This action is taken in view
of the fact that if the assignment of M.
F. Brewer and j. H. Spafford is per-
fected the eastern firms with whom
Spaford & Co. have contracted to supply
20, 900 cases of canned goods, will put in
large claims for damages. Among the
heaviest creditors are Goldstone & Col
vim, of San Buenaventura.
SwINDLER WANTED.
Search is being made in this part of
,he State for one Captain A. J. May, a
'etired pilot, who it is alleged has swim
lied over one hundred persons since last
September out of sums ranging from SIS
% $50, which he procured under the pre-
ense Of acting as proxy for them in the
natter of pre-empting land for them in
santa Ba bara and San Luis Obispo
'ounties. Of which he claimed to have a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02
THE ENIIN BEY.
Conflicting RumOrs From Him In
the Heart OF Africa,

Conflicting RumOrs From Aim I'm
the Heart OF Africa.
LONDON, August IA dispatch from
Zanzibar says: Two native messengers
captured from the earlier expedition by
the tribes of the Uganda district border
ing on the Albert Nyanza, and who es-
capped from their captors about the be-
ginning of April, have Just arrived here.
They report that Emin Bey
was in a situation Of great difficulty.
Provisions were scarce and difficult to
procure, and his troops we're discouraged.
On April 4, the Emin received summons
from the Mahdi, dated at Khartoom, to
surrender and to disband his troops.
The Mahdi threatened to make an at
tack if the Emin refused. The Emin al
SO received letter purporting to be from
Lupton, Bey urging him to surrender as
the only means to avert mas
sacre Of of the Europeans at
Khartoom, and Wadelai. The Emin's
outposts confirmed the reports of the
Mahdi's advance, stating that scouts on
armed vessels had appeared at the con-
fuence Of the Nile and Sobat. The Emin
considered the Lupton letter forgery,
but decided to advance himself with the
bulk of his troops by the left bank
of the Nile and endeavor to surprise
the Mahdi compensating for his lack Of
provisions by the rapidity of his attack.
He was much harassed by the non
arrival of Stanley. Vague reports filtered
from tribe to tribe. It was reported that
Stanley was denuded of men and sup.
plies and hemmed in between the Ma
boda country and the Albert Nyanza
Other reports were to the effect that Stan
ley, after conflicts with the Matongora
and Mini tribes had been compelled t.
direct his course in an unknown direct
ion. Deserters from Jippo Tbs caravan
testify to his willingness to assist Maio
Bartellot, but they say that owing to th'
rumors regarding Stanley's fate, he hat
the greatest difficulty in obtaining mel
willing to penetrate into the interior
J There had been fighting between tn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-02
Eastern Echoes.

J. J. Goodwin, Treasurer of Rawlins
county, Kansas, has disappeared, and
his accounts are $12 900 short.
James o. Johnson a lifelong friend Of
Henry Clay and executor under his will,
died ct Lexington, KY, Wednesday,
aged S3.
Mrs. Cleveland and party left Marion.
Mass, at 80 Wednesday evening on 8
special train for Fall River, en- route 10
Washington.
A Cincinnati Southern freight train
was derailed on 150-foot embankment
at Somerset, KY. The conductor and
two tramps were killed.
General Manager D. B. Robinson, Of
the Colorado Midland road has resigned,
it is understood, to take position with
some Eastern company.
At Cannon, small town in Grayson
county, Texas, Rev. G. Harrison, a
Methodist minister, killed his son-in-law
Ben Pervin, and then killed himself.
Family trouble.
Nearly the whole business portion oi
Suffolk, Va, was destroyed by fire, which
started in Webb's oils warehouse, We'd
nesday. The loss aggregated $4OO, 600
with light insurance.
At Laporte, Ind, Willie Ellsworth
the 18 year old son of DIR. Ellsworth, pr
old resident, was shot in the bowels and
killed by Oliver White, another youth o.
the same age during quarrel.
DR.. D. O'Rielly, who has resumed at
tendance on General Sheridan, after ar
absence of three weeks, issued Wednes
day evening very encouraging bulletin
in which he said he noticed most mark
ed Improvement in all the General
functions.
Governor Hill, of New York, has ap
proved the bill passed by the Legislature
at q recent special session, abolishin!
machine labor and State manufacturing
in all the penal institutions Of the State
The Attorney General has decided tina
the bill applies to all penitentiaries ant
refornatories, a. we'll a. State prisons.
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Opening Of MELBOURNE Exposition.

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MELBOURNE, August 1.-Governor
Lock opened the Centenary Exhibition
to-day amid great pomp and display.
Salutes were fred from the
batteries and procession marched
through the streets, headed by
the naval brigade, the rifles, artillery,
and militia, followed by the fire brigades
and trade associations. Seven thousand
people assembled within the Exhibition
building to witness the ceremonies. The
Avenue Of Nations, 1850 yards long, was
lined with troops and seamen from the
Imperial fleet, guarding the grand hall.
The Governor entered the north door
of the hall and was received by the Pres
ident and Executive Committee of the
Exhibition, and =. was conducted to
dais, before which the members
of the Australian Ministry, Supreme Court
and other officers of the Government
were grouped. The Governor then de-
clared the exhibition opened. The Ma
tional hymn was sung by chorus of 800
voices, accom- panied by an orchestra of
100 players. This was followed by the
National hymns of America. France,
Germany and Australia.
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MADE PUBLIC.
Northern Pacific Agreement with
Manitoba.

NOTtmefn racine Agreement WITH
Manitoba.
WINNIPEG, Man, August 1.-The
terms of the agreement between the
Northern Pacific and the Manitoba Gov
ernment were made public to-day. The
Northern Pacific agrees to build this year
an extension to Portage, and next
year to continue the line to Brandon.
No arrangements have been made
as to branch lines and extensions.
The agreement provides for the main
tentenance of maximum rates from the
Province to Duluth, on wheat and cer-
tain other classes of freight. This rate is
considerably lower than the Canadian
Pacific rate from Winnipeg to Port Ar
thur. The agreement also distinctly
stipulates that the Northern Pacific shall
not enter into any pooling arrangements
with the Canadian Pacific.