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The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-09-06
MONTANA NEWS.

Butte has Shakespearean club.
Park street, Butte, is to be changed tc
Market.
Castle will have tri-weekly mail and
wants lookup.
The profit of the Drum Lummon fol-
July was $;32, 900.
Fl. H. Clark has been appointed post
master at East Helena.
East Helena won't have any Chinese
around. Good for East Helena.
A miner in the Anaconda mine at Butte
had his scalp torn off last Friday
Last week in Butte J. A. Hasley and
Miss cora O'Neill eloped and were
married.
James Constant, miner in the Gagnon
mine in Butte, was killed by falling
rock last week.
George H. Wright, proprietor of the
Livingston Enterprise, will soon build a
handsome new of1ice
Butte is at last to have hotel. It
will be three stories high. Alderman
McDermott is building it.
Forty seven civil and eight criminal
cases are on the docket for trial at the
coming term OF the district court at
Boulder, jefferson county.
Often great many ask how nlnch high
or Mount Helena is than the city. and no
one seems to be able to answer the ques-
ton. Col. DeLacy says the peak of the
mountain is ], ,15O feet above the doorsill
Of the Brown block on Warren Street.
Helena is 4.12O feet above sea level. which
makes the mountain 5,27;) feet above sea
level. These distances were taken by
He!mick & Rector.-independent.
Hose Company No. 4 of the Helena fire
department hes been organized with a
membership of twelve. The officers are:
Geo. w. Gibbs, foreman; Thomas Scott,
assistant foreman; Stephen Wallen, Sec
ond assistant foreman. The company
has brand new outfit, including reel
and $50 feet of hose. There will be a
house secured for them at the earliest
convenience and the seventh ward can
feel sure of protection from now on.-In-
dependent.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY DOINGS.

DEER LODGE COUNTY DOINGS.
| Bricklayers are scarce in Anaconda at
Sc per day.
The Anaconda Presbyterian Church
will be completed by November L.
Eveline Aldrich, the infant daughter of
John and MaryAldrich, died August 25th,
at Anaconda.
Capt. and Mrs. J. 81. Mills of Deer
Lodge left for Columbus, Ohio, for a
three weeks trip.
The spire of the Catholic church is being
completed in the tower, and as fast as it
is done, it is elevated from the tower by
rope and pulley.-Review.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coleman returned
this week, accompanied by Mrs. E. Nc
Donel, after weeks visit at Anaconda
and Philipsburg.-New Northwest.
The "old man" of the New Northwest
says he expects to be away by next issue
thousandth issue of the New Northwest
He has been with it pretty continuously for
999 weeks, .and believeing in the luck of
odd numbers, will take lay-of for three
weeks.
A short time since it was stated in this
paper that the Anaconda company con-
templated the construction of tunnel
700 feet long for the purpose of conveying
tho smoke from the upper works to the
top of the mountain and prevent it from
coming over town. The plans for this
tunnel are now cof. plate,s and the build
ing will be commenced as soon as bid
for the contract is accepted. This will
be IL very short time.-Reyiew.
Commander III. A. Smurr, Geo. 81.
thomas Post No. 4, G.. A. r., expects to
attend the Grand Army National En-
campment Columbus-his old home. We
believe he was also one of the original
seven members of the Knights of Pythias
of the United States, and that order will
hold worlds encampment at olumbus
the week succeeding the G. A. r. All the
Comrades of his Post wish their popular
Commander very pleasant trlp.-New
Northwest.
The New Northwest has the following
in regard to the killing of JamesMcGurren
at Gold Creek: Thursday morning at 8
o'clock James McGurren, Pat Toner, VIM.
Haney and the section boss named Muir
ray were in the saloon building owned by
McGurren at Gold Creek Station. Philip
Allen, of Pioneer, rode up and called Nc
Gurren out. McGurren said "Come in.
come in" Allen replied, Come out; I
want to speak to YOU" McGurren then
went out to where Allen was, few feet
from the door. Allen then accused Nc
Gurren Of having branded one of his
calves. McGurren said, II did not" AL
len answered, "You did" McGurren
again replied, "Well, I did not"
and turned to 60 into the saloon, when
Allen fired at him with rife McGurren
fell, was carried into the saloon by the
above mentioned men and shortly after
died. In the meantime Allen had mount
ed his horse and rode away toward the
river. Keenan,. who arrived soon after,
examined the body and found bullet
hole in the breast, and as those present
said McGurren was shot in the back the
ball passed clear through him. Justice
Dan Berry and Constable Thos. Carr, of
Drummond, were telegraphed for and
soon arrived. Sheriff Coleman was also
telegraphed for and was met en- route. A
vigorous pursuit was instituted at once
but Allen has not been captured.
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The troubles over the disputed Section
II in tue railroad extension right-of-way
do not appear to be much nearer Set
tlement now than they were before.
Last Tuesday J.,K. Pardee was arrested
the cnarge of having the day before
exploded giant powder cartridges at the
railroad graders, thereby greatly endan-
daning their lives. Pardee was taken to
Deer Lodge, Wednesday, where he was
tried and acquitted of the charge.
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DUNKLEBERG DISTRICT.

DR.. Mitchell will ship two carloads of
ore from the Little Joe mine, and one
from the Forest Rose, next week.
A. B. Copp, working on the Cody
prospect, has good indications for pay
ing property with little moro develop
ment.
Critics and Rowan have finished their
contract Of sinking on the Hatta. The
shaft is ow GoHn 23G feet and the mine
is looking better than ever before.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.
A COLLATION. Of Dispatches and Other
News Items, Of Interest to Our
Readers, Including All the PrIn-
cipal Events Of the Week.

H. G. Burlington has sold the Macor
(Mo) Republican to A. w. Brock.
Several houses and a dozen head o
horses were burned at Elkton, Nd, Fri
day.
Gen. Boulanger will contest the sena-
torial seat for the department of Haute-
vienne.
Edward Sails, long caterer to the
Prince of Wales, died at Newport, r. L.
Friday.
w. G. Thomas, a builder at Wichita
Kas., was swindled out of 5000 by
sharpers.
New Zealand will pay $4,000 yearly
toward the Australian United States
mail service.
Clinton, small town near Terra
Haute, Ind, was almost wiped out by
fire last week.
The threatened passenger rate war be-
tween Eastern trunk lines is said to have
been averted.
At Chattanooga, Tenn, the Cleveland
woolen mills, valued at $4,000, were de-
stroyed by fire.
LaHarpe, ILL.,, is ag1tated over the mys-
ferrous disappearance Of Joseph A Dodd,
and old citizen.
Nothing has been developed in the
$4,000 package robbery at the New
York postotfce.
Louis Cohen, dry goods merchant at
Nogales, Ariz., was murdered and robbed
Thursday night.
The ezarine, the czarowitch and Grand
Duchess Xenia, of st. Petersburg, have
started for Gmunden.
A. P. Asher, a lumberman we'll known
throughout Missouri, was killed by the
cars near Knobel, Ark
The shah of Persia intends to reach
Baku on September 20 and thence to
make tour of Europe.
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LITTLE B1ACKFOor DISTRICT.

LITTLE BLACKFOOT DISTRICT.
The Hi den Treasure mine is making
good showing. Twenty-Five mon are
now at work taking out rich ore.
The Telegraph is also making a good
showing. Eight men are vigorously at
work, and the prospects for a good mine
in the near future are very encouraging.
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NONPAKEIL

John 81. Huffman, one of the owners
of the Nonpareil mine, in Boulder gulch,
returning from there Monday, bringing
with him some fine specimens of ore
from that claim. They are down 40
feet in the shaft, and have good body
of rich ore, and from present Indications
there is not much danger Of digging the
bottom out.
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A telephone dispatch to The MAIL
from New Chicago announces that Mrs.
N. F. Sherman, of that place, and Robt
G. Harris, of Deer Lodge, were married
by Judge Berry, of Drummond. The
couple have gone to Boston on a we'd
ding trip, to return to Deer Lodge in
about month, where they will reside.
The following telegram received in
Philipsburg by II. L. Rodgers explains
the chatacter of the company to appear
here tomorrow night: Salisbury's
Trobadours showed in Missoula last
night. Best company that has struck
Montana. Will show in Philipsburg
Friday night. You cannot recommend
this company, too highly to your peo-
pie" The telegram is signed by Walter
F. Gushing, editor of the Item.
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Some rich specimens of ore from the
Dora Thorne are on exhibition at A.
Meyers barber shop, Granite.
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PEARL.

Work Is developing the Pearl more
satisfactorily every day. The vein is
holding out strong. They are now down
at the 200-foot level ind the prospect is
all that could be wished for. Ore in the
tunnel header is high grade.
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Capt. J. W. Plummer, formerly super
intendent of the Granite company, wen
to Deer Lodge this morning.
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WANTED,

WANTED.
Girl to do housework. Wages, s25 pe,
month. No washing. J. w. DAWSON.
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Personals and Mining Notes-Granite
Pearl NOnparell - Little Black
foot District - OunkleberS Dis
trfct.

PERSONALS AND MINING NOTES.
J. Critics, well-known in mining circles
at New Chicago, spent Tuesday in the
Burg.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA MONTANA. AUGUST 81. 1883


HELENA, MONTANA, AUGUST 81, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, an
that said proof will be made before the probate
judge of Deer Lodge county, at Deer Lodge,
Montana, on October 20, 1883, viz: Gilbert l..
Alwater, who made homestead application, No.
2,oH'. fer the SIS. eli, e!a, eli, Sec. -, Tp.7
north, H. II west.
He name, the following witnesses to prove hi,
cont ttnuoas residence upon, and cultivation o.,
said land, viz: David NJ. Durfee, Daniel Mo-
gan, William c. Bradshaw and George Han
mond. all of Philipsburg Montana.
s. W. LANGHORSE, Register.
First Publication, September s. 1888 3,
FOR SALE
A one-story, tive-room frame house
with cellar. Lot 12O feet front by 100
feet deep. Located near Kroger's brew
cry, just above James Hansen's house,
and formerly occupied by George n.
Belcher. J. W. CARPENTER, Agent,
Kroger's Brewery saloon. IT.
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GRANITE.

The output for the week ending Sep
tember 5, was 81 bars of bullion, con-
tanning 81 ,653.02 ounces silver and 1926
ounces gold.
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j. c. King, secretary of the Pearl min.
ing company, went to Butte this morn.
ing, where he will meet some eastern
parties with whom he expects to make a
big mining deal.
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J. E. Price, one of our mining men,
went to Butte last Saturday, to be gone
several days. on mining business.
DR.. Mitchell, of Deer Lodge, interested
extensively in mining enterprises in
Flint Creek and Dunkleberg districts,
spent day at the Burg this week.
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H. G. Burlington has sold the Macon
! (Mo.) Republican to A. W. Brock.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-02
BANOs De COAMO.

Oojos, tullidOs, renmaticos, escr6fu-
losos. disrepsicos, herEeticos, debiles
y tisicos en- cuAlquier grade, quien
quiera que seals, robres ricos, satios
s ignorantes, que padeEcais alguns en-
fdrmedad del cuerpo y hasts del alma,
ys sabeis donde esta la piscina; en- los
conocidos y acreditadi,imos Banos de
Coamo A lsjusta fAmA de que gozan
esas term IS, hay que sgregar hoy 10,
notsb!es mejoras introdncidas en- sus
Instalaciones, donde Sc oftsce 4 los bA.
nistss tods clase de comodidades con
M esmerado serviclo , numerosAs ,
ventiladas hAbitaciones en- oil Hotel res.
taurado.
Olent., adema,, el hoy arrendataric
de squellos Banos, que ha sabido els
var ell estsb ecimiento 1 una g,ar
allure, con busnos cochss para trAslA
dsr passjeros dssde CsguAs, GusyamI
8 Ponce.
LN 9poca estA 20 encima. Hay graz
pedido de hsbitaciones. Aviso 4 lo
dolientes y neeesitadOs. 30
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-02

Por providencis de este dis dict.d.
en- los autos ejscutivos que sieue el
Procurador don Toma, 0sbslisro. en-
representation de 10 Sociedsd AnSni.
ma de Creiito MercantiI, contra doa
AleJandro Viader como Administrators
depositario de los buenes de don Fran
cisco , don Poncio Bus6, en- cobro ds
pesos, SO ha dispuesto que 81 remats de-
las 80 scciones del B.nco, anunciado
en- 10 Gaesta, ndmero 81 de 2S del 90.
tuai, para los 8 dfas dsspu9s de publ.
cado aquel edicto, ss llevara 1 efecto en-
este Juzgsdo el dis 8 del pr6ximo ,nsa
de Mayo, { Las 10 de Il mafana, con lac
condicionss exprssadas en- dicho edieto.
ID que Sc h,ce sabsr sl ptblico para
10 aclaraci6n consiguientc.
DAdo en- Puerto Rico, { so de Abfil
de 1888 -Enrique DIS de Guijarro. -
81 Escribano, Jose NJ SaDjuan.
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ExeQuias. por oil alma do Ia muy
digna sehora de MuhoE Espartcro
"a. e. p, d., celebrAtonse aver en- In
Iglesia parroquial de RIo.pledrAs
solemDes exeqnIas, cnyos cautos
acompsho una buena orquesta, ha-
blenuo asistido al pladoso aeto nu.
merosa y escogida concnrrencia de
aquelia localldad y esta Capital.
Bale. - Eotase gran amin aci6n
entire el scxo bello y el fuerte.
con motive del bale do contianEa,
que tcndrA efccto el 10 en- los Gle
gantes kalones del Casino EspA.
fol.
NADIA; Que 10 coneurrencla sl
mismo serA muy numcfosa J die.
tlnguidA.
Sin ger Pscfe,as, 10 pssdssimoA
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Don Enriqns Dlas de GuVarYo,
Jaes de Ia Instancia del distrito
do Catedral de esta Ciudad.
Por providencia de este diA dictada
en- los autos ejeeutivos que sigue el
Prccnrador d. Tomis CabAllero en- re-
presentaciop de 10 Sociedsd An6nima
de CIeiito Mercantil, contra den Ale.
Iandro ViAder, como Administrator
Depositario de los bienes de don Fran
cisco y don Poncio Bai6, sobrs pago
de 81. 500 { intereses, 90 sacsn ( publ.
CO rubAsta en- quiebrs, 90 scciones del
Banco, LII nero 1920 al S77a, inscritas
4 nombre de don Francisco J don Pom.
clio Bas6, que se encuentran de mani
hssto en- 10 Sociedad ejecutante y han
sido tasadas en- 500 cada acci6n. Di-
chos bienss han aldo embsfgados CO.
mo de 10 pfopiedad del dendor on On
esiAetsr sxpresado, J BE venden para
paSaf 4 10 Sociedad An6nima de Gre.
ditto Msicsntil, 10 cantidad antss ex.
presada y las eostAs, dehiendo celebiar.
% ga rsmate los : dias de 10 publ.
eaei6n de cate edieto en- 10 Gaessa of.
cial, 4 las 10 de 10 mahana en este jos.
gado. Lo qne % haes sAbs, Al Idbi.
co rara eonocimientO de los que gaie.
ran iutesesarse en- 10 subasta, advirten-
dose qne no 90 admitirA Postara Que
no enbra les dos tereerse parties del
iastiprecio. J que los leitadOrss para
ssflo tsndrAn que eoDsignar pfevismen
to sn oil Jasgado una cantidad ignal al
l0p 8 del imporse de 10 tassei6n; I'd.
ylItisndoss igoalments que en- la &C.
tnA lidad, hs veneido 81 vigeGmo divi-
depdo dc diehss aceiones que asciepd.
4 t3 seis mil sete,ientas doce diex mi
lassmas Tor acei5n, enyo heneHcio qne.
darA en- favor del remasists.
Dado sn San Juan De l'nsFto- Ric,, |
1 10 De Ahrii De iss&--Eariane Dtsl
Dc Guiiar0 III Essiibano. Jost Nj
eaniuaa.
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EUCALYPTUS GL0BULUS,

Los Sres Fonslledas Hermsnos, de
10 Jurisdiction de Toa-bAja, possen
varios ejemplares de este interesante
arbusto, 4 prop6sito para ser trasplan.
tados, J que detallarkn ! precios con.
vencionales.
El que los iuterese puede entsnder.
sc con dichos Srss., 8 en- ssta Capital,
con D. jose Maria Sanjuan. ~
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UI0MlVDs-1VI Ia A1Ou1u1A uo
lesta Capital SO convoca a los indi-
viduos que constituyen los gremios
respectivos, con motive de estar
pr6xima la formation de las Matrf-
culas Industrial Y dc Oomercio.
Los aludidos gremios deberan
concurrir a la Sala Oonsistorial
por el orden Y en- los dlas y horas
que en- ell correspondence aviso
dado al publico Sc relacionan.
Bien venido, - Hsmos recibid0
en- esta Imprenta la grata vista de
nuestro distinguido amigo y CORE
lligionario de Guayama don Vicen'
to. Fernandez.
Bien venido, y que todo sea para
81 satisfacciones durante su estan-
cia entire nosotros.
Presuntos criminales.-En ju-|
risdicci6n de Ponce, seg1n leimOs,
fu6 aprehendido hace POGO un suje-
to, sobre quien recafan sOspechas
graves con relaci6n al horroroso y
sangriento delito de Aguas Buenas.
An1nciase ahora que ha sido dete-
nido otro en- la Oidra, por id6nti-
cas- sospechas de complioidad en- ell
mismo crimen.
La justicia brillara
DeSgracia. - EStabSn el Do
mingo friendo grasas en- Oatano
varios sujetos. La cacerola 6 sar-
ten descansaba sobre tres muy
viejas Y oxidadas bombas de arti-
llerfa, una de las cuales, que SO |
conservaba cargada, 10 que 4 ma
die Sc le habfa ocurrido pensar, Sc
inf1am6 en- aquel momento con el
exceso de calor, saliendo de ella
una explosion que produjo graves
quemaduras a tres de los presentes
en- la indicada operaci6n.
Lamentamos este triste suceso,
que viene q corroborar una vez mas
cuan expuestas y peligrosas son
.ciertas imprevisiones.
Vacante. -Vemos en- Ia 'Gaceta'
que SO halls vacante, en- la Alcal- |
dia de San Sebastian, una plaza de |
Escribiente temporero, dotada con
25 pesos mensuales.
A los aspirantes.
Biblioteca PdbliCa Municipal
Ell seRor don Juan Mateus ' Gu |
ti6rrez, dueilo del tan antique GUAM
to acreditado estsblecimiento de
efectos militares, denominado Gel
Ros de Oro," Plaza de Alfonso XII,
ha remitido la BibliOteca dos in
taresantes libros en- folio, que son
-" Las Plantas que curan Y las Plan.
tas que matan," Nociones de BotA-
MICA aplicadas a la Hygiene dom6s-
tica, por ell doctor Bengade; vi
Los Precursores del Arte Y de la
Industria; Revelaciones de la Ma
turaleza por j. G.. Wood: cuyos
dos librOs contienen multitud de
laminas grabadas en- acero, Y han
sido encuadernados expresamente
para ell regalo.
Merece aplausos el sehor Mateus
por la importaucia y oportunidad
del donativo. Sc los tributamos.
Cigarrillos "La Corona. Son
incOmparables; su aroma exqui-
sito; su elaboration sin rival.
Que fumador de gusto no los sa-
borea y admira
Ageutes, Sres. Sues. de O. G.
Saenz y Ga.
Es un hecho. .-Assgurado por
los mas sabios de Ia profession medics
que Ell metodo mas conveniente para
sdministrar el sceite de higado de ba.
cslo es en- forms de emulsion. La Emul-
sion de Scott, debido q ID uui6a del
sceite con los hipofosfItos, produce re-
snltados mucho mas rApidos y ssguros
one Ell aceite solo. Ademas, es de sa-
bory y olor muy sgradsbles y de ~fxcil
digestion, por 10 que aconsejamos 4 los
que tengan que tomar sl repugnante
aceite de higado de bacalao, tomeu es.
ia sabrosa Emulsion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-02

zaci6n de los mismos entire otro
lproductos, ell que resulte de la Ii
quidaci6n de los cr6ditos en- favo
del Estado. hasta 30 de Julio d.
1882.
Berlin 17.-Orey6se. aver por |;
manana que el Emperador Fede
rico habfa muerto, hallandose TO
deado de toda sn familia, = que 9
Principe de Bismarck habfa citadt
precipitadamente & Mr.. BerdmanI
q que preparase 4 su madre, la EN-
peratriz viuda, para recibir tan in
fausta nC
La bronI 4itis sobreviuo ell do
mingo, y el tenor de la pulmonfa
fu6 debido q la alta fiebre que ex-
perimentaba, y no a la bronquitis,
que no podia producer 6sta.
Eminentes especialistas fueron
citados para una consulta aver POI
la tarde.
81 Emperador Sc sent6 algdn
tempo en- una silla de brazos, des-
de Ia cual dirigi6 su vista por una
ventana al exterior del Palacio.
El p1blico en- general no Sc ha-
bia apercibido del grave estado del
Emperador hasta ell dfa de aver.
Los peri6dicos tuvieron agentes
toda la noche en- ell Palacio de
Oharlotemburg, que telegrafaban
q menudo a aus redacciones.
Pas6 la noche regular, durmien-
do q ratios.
No hay NADIA que indique que
haya empeorado su estado.
Los m6dicos, q quienes frecuen-
temente consultaban los hUos del
ilustre enfermo, permauecieron en-
ell palacio toda la noche.
FL National Zeitung dice que no
Sc trata de un case de simple in
flamaci6n bronquial, sino de la ex-
tension de la enfermedad, que
abraza desde los tubos bronquiales
a los pulmones.
Esta nueva complication Sc cree
que tiene por causa la imperfecta
colocaci6n de la nueva canula res
piratoria, la cual detuvo la secre-
ci6n de la laringe en- vez de facili-
tar la salida q traves dc la misma
cAnula; y asi la secretion ha pasado
s los tubos bronquiales, producien-
do la inflammation en- todos los sem
tidos, afectando dichos 6rgsnos.
Paris, lila election del gene
raj Boulanger por el departamen-
to del Nord ba producido gran dis
gusto en- toda Ia Francia.
Los peri6dicos de todos los colo
res comentan este hecho de diferen-
to modo, segdn sus opiniones poll
ticas.
81 general ha escrito una carta
asus electores del Nord, diciendoles:
SOS habeis undo a mi para pedir
la disoluci6n de la Oamara, la re-
vision constitutional y la election
de una Asamblea constituyente,
ante la cual todas las ambiciones
queden destruidas; y que Sc de al
pueblo ell lugar preferente que de-
be ocupar en- la Repdblica, 10 cual
Sc le ha prometido siempre siste-
maticamente. Asf, con vuestra
ayuda, trabajaremos para que la
Ranhhlica sea respetada 6 indes-
tructible.
Paris, I'm. Paul Deroul6de
ha sido electo Presidente honorario
de la Liga nacional patri6tica.
Madrid, lila Oonferencia in
sobre Marruecos, Sc
efectuara en- esta Oorte ell dia 1c
de Mayo pr6ximo.
Berlin, 17.-El estado del Empe-
rador q media noche de aver era
critico.
Toda la familia Sc hallaba alre-
dedor de su lecho.
Ha tirmado Ia orden delegando
en- el Kromprinz sus tunciones rea.
les 6 imperiales.
En ell ndmero de hoy, por la ma
hana, de la Gaceta de Ia Alemanid
del Norts, Sc dice que ell estado del
Emperador no ha mejorado; que
continda la fiebre, y que la enfer-
medal no es local, como 10 habia
sido hasta aqui.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-02
GUlA LOCAL.
sues De C. G. SAENz q c.

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-05-02
JOSE T. SILVA.

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