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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-04-19
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News.
CONGRESS.


THE Senate was not in session on the 9TH.
THE House met in continuation Of Wednes-
days session and resumed filibustering on the
Direct Tax bill until recess was taken until
Monday morning.
IN the Senate on the 9Th the joint resolu-
ton passed accepting the invitation TO partici
pate in the international exhibition at Brussels
and appropriating $4,000 therefor. The Mill
tary Academy bill was reported and placed on
the calendar. The bill passed changing the
terms of United States Courts in the
Hannibal, Mo, district. The bill to
authorize the sale to aliens Of certain
mineral lands taken up and finally
went over, and the Dakota bill came up as the
regular order and after some debate went over.
The bill contemplates the admission OF South
Dakota and the formation of North Dakota into
Territory. 80 The House again met in continu-
alton of Wednesdays session, and AFTER contin-
uing the deadlock on the Direct Tax bill until a
late hour took a recess until II AS Tuesday.
PETITIONS were presented in the Senate
or the 10th. After minor business the Senate
proceeded to consider the bill to authorize the
sale of certain mineral lands to Aliens which
was finally passed by 81 yeas to 81 nays. The
Dakota bill was then taken up and debate con-
tfnued until adjournment. The House met in
continuation OF Wednesdays session. The
conference report on the Memphis Bridge bill
was presented and agreed to, when the fight
on the Direct Tax bill was resumed and filibust-
ering kept up until a late hour the following
morning with no prospect of recess or ad-
In the Senate on the 18th the bill to
equalize the grades of officers of the marine
corps was reported and placed on the calendar.
After brief executive session the Senate took
up the motion to refer the Presidents message
and was addressed by Senator Morrill, The
Dakota bill was then taken up and
discussed at some length. The House bill
- purchase the swords of the late General
Shields at a cost of not to exceed $4,000 passed,
also the bill to erect monument to General
Warren who fell at Bunker Hill, also the Mill
tary Academy bill, besides several other bills of
no6eneral interest. The House continued the
de@dlock on the Direct Tax bill and finally a re-
cess was taken until II AS Thursday.
IN the Senate on the 18th the bill to in
crease the pay of army chaplains was indef-
nitely postponed. After minor business Mr.
Coke addressed the Senate upon the subject OF
the Presidents message, at the con-
clusion of which the Dakota bill
came up as the regular order, which
debated until adjournment The
House met in continuation of the session of
Wednesday, April 4. and after some preliminary
sparring vote to adjourn was finally carried by
14S to 1877. and the great nine days deadlock
was broken, the fillibusters having accom-
plished their purpose. The Direct Tax bill there
fore goes 10 December 6.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-04-19

JOHN A. LOGAN, JR, charged with wound
ing an Italian IN the quarries near Newcas-
tie Pa, was examined and discharged re-
Gently. he having fired in obedience to or
ders of the sheriff.
IxspEcroe BYRNEs, of New York, warns
the police authorities OF the country tha0
George White alias Miles and Bliss, has
been released from the Vermont State
prison, where he has served nearly four
teen wears for the famous robbery or the
First National Bank OF Barre, VT, July.
1879. White is one of the most expert
cracksmen IN the country.
IN the Senate at Albany, N. Y, on the
18th, Mr.. Fassett, Republican, charged Gov
eruor Hill with corruption IN a ''deaI' with
the Aqueduct Commission.
A BRICK wall in course OF construction at
$40 West Seventy fourth street, New York,
which was about nine feet high, fell re-
Gently and crushed to death Patrick Cannon
and John Comfy, who were laying the
water pipes.
RECORDER SMYTH, Of New York, has
rendered his decision in the Gould Usage
matter. He refused to submit the COM
plant of the Kansas Pacific bondholders to
the grand jury.
Six inches of snow fell at Bellows Falls,
VT, on the 18th and seriously damaged
telegraph and telephone wires. Trees and
shru bbery also suffered extensively.
ENSIGN RYAN, of the navy, and j. u.
Meade, young society man, have been ar
rested at Pittsburgh, Pa, charged with
the abduction of Rosa Parsons, aged seven
teen. whom they had taken to house of
Ill fame in New York
A RESOLUTION providing for the submits
sion to the people of a prohibition amend
ment has been adopted in the New York
Assembly, the Repu blicans voting for and
the Democrats against it.
AT the photographic Office in the Mari
time Exchange, New York, report was
received that large quantities of ice off
Newfoundland coast was rapidly drifting
into the steamer routes. Steamers that ar
rived on the 18th reported great trouble
with drift Ice and having passed many ice
bergs.
In the New York Assembly Mr.. Aims
worth's Municipal Female Suffrage bill was
defeated by vote Of yeas, so; nays, 90.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-04-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

CONGRESSMAN MILLS, ylelOlng TO the au-
vice of his physicians and the wishes Of
his friends, has left Washington for Fort
ress Monroe and Old Point Comfort, where
he VIII sojourn for while to rest and re-
cuperate. His physicians expect him to re
turn to Washington a well man within a
week or ten days.
A SPECIAL to the Baltimore San from
Washington says Pope Leo has sent let
ter of the most cordial character to Presi-
dent Cleveland, thanking him for the pres
ent Of a copy Of the Constitution of the
United States, sent by Mr.. Cleveland 10
the Pontiff on the occasion of the latter's
sacerdotal jubilee last January.
The Comptroller of the Currency has de-
clared a fifteen per cent dividend in favor
of the defunct First National Bank of st.
Louis.
A BILL FORGETTING all lands opposite rail-
road lines not completed within the time
specified by law has been agreed to by the
House Committee on Pacific Railroads.
AN agreement has been signed by the
Moorish Minister of Foreign Affairs and
Mr.. Lewis, the American Consul, referring
the dispute between the United States and
Morocco to arbitration.
The President has nominated ex-Con-
gresham Henry B. Lowering. OF Massa-
chusetts, as United States Marshal for that
district.
Hon. j. D. G. ATKINS, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, has announced to his friends
his purpose to resign his present position
at an early date so that he may be free to
enter the canvass this fall for the Senator
ship from Tennessee. to succeed Mr.. Harris.
THE Comptroller of the Currency has de-
clared first and final dividend of 100 per
cent. and interest in full payable on and
after the 10th inst, in favor of the credit
ors of the Metropolitan National Bank, of
Cincinnati, the claims proved amounting
to 1877, $40. This bank failed February 6.
1887.
THE President has appointed Frederick
r. Couldert, of New York; Franklin Nc
Weigh, of Illinois; Alexander &. Haskell.
of South Carolina; NJ. A. Hanna of Ohio,
and James Savage, of Nebraska as di-
rectors of the Uuion Pacific Railway Com
pany.
THE Mexican Minister at Washington
has been instructed by President DIaz to
negotiate treaty of friendship, commerce
and navigation with China and another
with Japan, through the Chinese and jap
anese Ministers residing at Washington.
THE Interstate Commerce Commission
during the month of March made extended
investigation of the matter of undertaking
and as a result announces that it concurs
with the various boards of trades and com
mercial bodies which have requested the
amendment of the law by imposing a small
penalty upon shippers who, by false billing
or other devices, obtain less than the regu-
lar rates.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-04-19

lev Falls. was chosen alternate.
a CONVENTION has been called to meet
at Abilene, Tuesday, April "a, to consider
the question of removing the capital from
Topeka. The call is issued under the au-
thority of the general committee heretofore
appointed for this purpose, and at the re-
quest of large number of well known cit
1zens throughout the central and western
part OF the State,'' and signed by J. N.
Hodge, chairman.
SENATOR PLUMB's bill to pension William
Davis, of Burlington, d. r Hoagland, Of
Olathe G. w. Denote, of Emporia, Max
well Carwell of Paola, Kan, and w. n.
Clure, of Esrom, Mo-. has passed the
Senate.
The cattlemen's convention of the Cher
okee Strip Livestock Association Gloss ed
one of the most enthusiastic meetings held
for several years at Caldwell the other cay.
The old board OF directors were elected in
full, with exception of one member resign
ing.
MANY trees were planted on Arbor Day.
THE committee of the Grant Monument
Association met at Fort Leavenworth the
other day to inspect the designs offered for
a monument, and to award the bid for the
same. Nine designs and bids were offered,
and the contract was awarded to Hodges &
McCarty, OF St Louis, Lerado Taft, of Chi
cago, to be the sculptor. The modument is
to be sixteen feet eight inches high, and is
to be built of bronze and granite. 1t is to
be completed by May 30, 1889, and its cost
not to exceed 81, 200.
THE the new mayor and council of Oska-
loosa-all women-promptly took the oath
of Office and declared for law and order and
public improvements.
The President has nominated John
Schuyler, OF Hays City, TO be receiver Of
public money at Wakeeny.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11
uales relumbran en- las coleccio.

tuales relumbran en- las coleccio.
nes de este peri6dico, y que tanto
como elias perduraran al traves
del tempo; u. Jose Garcia Saez,
volvemos q decir, ha rendido su
1ltimo aliento en- la Capital de la
repdblica fraucesa, victima de ra.
pida y cruel enfermedad.
Tan sensible fallecimiento ha
causado dolorosa impression en-
nuestro amino, pues, ademas de
que ell sefior Garcia Saez valia y
merecia mucho de nuestro afecto,
la perdida que con su muerte ex.
perimentamos es grande, y por
todo extreme lamentable.
Descanse el alma del sefior
Garcia Saez, ausente va de este
mundo de miserias, al lado del
Supreme Hacedor.
Reciban sus deudos la EXPIRE.
sion de nuestro p9same.
El BoLET1N MERcANrIL copser.
vara siempre grato recuerdo del
senior Garcia Saez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11
CAMBIO De DESTINOS,

La Gaceta de hoy (segdn veran
nuestros lectores por ell extracto
de la misma en- este ndmero) pu.
blica ell Real Decreto disponiendo
ell cambio de destinos entire don
Jose M. Saborido, Presidente de
Sala de la Audiencia de Puerto
Principe, y ell Sr. D. Vicente
Fernandez Vazquez, que sirve
igual cargo en- la de esta provin-
cia.
Lsmentamos muy de veras,
aunque respetuosamsnte acata.
mos la voluntad soberana, la dis.
posicion por que se priva q la bue.
ma administration de justicia de
esta isia de los valiosos & impor-
tantes servicios del Sr. Fernan
dez Vazquez, dignisimo functions.
rio que, q una probidad y rectitud
acrisoladas, reune una inteligen-
cia clarisima, un cello noto rio y
un patriotismo inextinguible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11
E-TA EscnITO.

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11
FL CANAL De NICARAGUA.

Leemos en- La Estrella de Pa.
ndmd:
"Ha llegado al lugar de su des-
tipo la primera expedition de inge-
ni.ros, la cual fue cordialmente
recibida, ofreci6ndosele toda clase
dt facilidades en- nombre del go
bi mo, por autorizados represen-
tar tes suyOs.
Respecto q la construction del
por tantas yeces proyectado Canal
de Nlcaragua, empresa one parece
esencialmente atractiva al pueblo
Americana, ell ingeniero Menocal
ha dictaminado que ell Canal es ha-
cedero, que costara menos de 8 65
millones, que solamente requiere
.reinta = nueve millas de canal en-
toda la distancia de ciento setenta,
eristeatss do oo6dno d ocSano, y que,
aunque SO necesite veneer dificul-
tades de ingenieria, ninguna de
elias es absolutamente formidable .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11
! COMO 81 LLAMA RSTO 2

En- un periodico autonomista
de esta isla Sc ha publicado, fe.
chada ell 5 de Enero en- Ponce, una
carta del senior Cepeda, en- la cusl
Sc leen los Jugosos parrafos que
siguen:
"Ayer ha comenzado a colocar-
use una serie de billetes para Ia
venta por acciones de un ejem-
"plar encuadernado de la Rerista
"de Puerto Rico, que SO hace con
"objeto de reunir fondos con que
"volver q publican el peri6dico po-
"litico titulado La JurentMd Libs-
raj, dirigido y redactado por los
senores Braschi Y Abad."
Cada billete rdle cuatro rsales.
Prescindo de 10 incorrecto del
procedimiento.
Niego que pueda revivir La Ju.
rsntud Liberal con los fondCs Que
SO solicitan, aun suponiendo que
los explotadores del prestigio de
mi maltratsdo peri6dico lograsen
venderlo en- 100 8 200 pesos.
Aseguro que el senior Braschi no
ha sido consultado en- este saso v
que no ha pensado, nj pieusa, sc.
g1n mi dice, sacar nuevamente 4
luz su extinguido peri6dico.
Y no discuto, en- I'm, eeta nueva
maaera do satisfacer vicios acaso 6
exigencias del est6mago.
Me importa solamente rogar q
mis- amigos que no 80 dejen sor.
prender creyendo que algiu bene-
ticlo pneden reportar ! La Rerista
8 a La J1reRtad, que no ha dc re.
nacer, y d los que hayan incurrido
en- ESQ error, en Guayanilla Y Yau.
co, que pidsn el reintegro de unos
billetes queno de ben ser sorteados,
por cuanto no responder & un IN
,egitimo.'
Esso 81 que es el colmo dc Ia
lngrahtud para con La Rerista,
que fae.
lValerse de su prestigio, como
dice ell senor Cepeda, para resoc;
tar La Jureatni LITERAL
Fl Dreegorio Au,onomo, CT no
.odos saben, euando La Re sta
estAoa en- sus grandes a. sros,
m0reeio Las iras y lAa inpreeaeio.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11
ClRTl De N. LESSEPS.

He aquf la que, con fecha Is de
Noviembre 1ltimo, dirigi6 el Conde
de Lesseps a Nj. Rouvier, entonces
Presidente del Consejo de Ministries
frances:
"SeHOr Prs,ideats dol Consyo de
Ministries:
"El Canal Maritime de Panama,
tai como 10 habia acordado ell Con-
greso International de 1879, debe-
ria costar 1900 millones de fran-
cos = ser ejecutado en- IL amos, pa
ra dar paso, en- el primer aiio de
exploitation, q un tratico de siete =
medic miilones de toneladas.
Seria possible ejecutar el canal en-
s amos, doblando el material; Y ESQ
esta hechn. Este material cores
ponde q uua agrnpaci6n de 80 4
20, 600 trabajadores, que espero SO
procurarAa nuestros empresarios.
FL traaeo do II millones de TO.
neladas asegura, 4 raE6n do Is
frances poe tonelada, & indepen
dlentemente dc todos los produc-
tos accessories dominic 1900, ,00C
hectArcas coL Ltribu ci6n de pilotaje
lie rcmolque, dc estaciones, etc
una primera entr ada anuAl de ll2i
mllloacs do frances.
En- 81 avaldo do gassos totales
cl Congrcso late rnacional habil
eAlenlAdo Cue los efnpFeslitos COS.
tartan caneo por eiento ai sho4
Lssa maaclos de los adyetsarios
anAaclcsos do Ia emprraa no han
pesnstido, - cato pan,e, 10 rcali.
sacada do mlsAs del Congreso Ia.
tern AcaoaAl
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gaaos 1eapscaAFsos Ia pASalixado
80 alrianto, Ia hecAo pcs,aer en-
raragAeaoucs aa ticnpo psccioso, y
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11

opinion p1blica mas serena acen-
tuaba su retroceso a la tuena sem
da, y me devolvia la esperanto de
formar gobierno, ell Senado. Y la
Camara de diputados acaban de
votar una doble resoluci6n que,
bajo Ia torma de aplazamiento q
hora tija para esperar un Mensaje
prometidO, equivale a ponerse al
presidente de la Rep1blica en- ell
case de que resigne sus poderes.
Mi deber Y mi derecho consis-
tirian mas bien en- resistir. No 10
hago, por las consecuencias que en-
las circunstancias actuales podrfa
tener un conflicto entire ell poder
ejecutivo y Ell Parlamento. La
prudencia y ell patriotismo me
aconsejan que ceda.
Descargo sobre aquellos que
asumen la responsibilidad de este
precedente y de los acontecimien-
tos que puedan seguirle, y descien.
DO sin onojo, pero no sin tristeza,
del poder a que fuf elevado dos
veces sin solicitarlo, y en- el cual
tengo conciencia de haber cum.
piido con mi deber.
Apelo al juicio de Francia
Ella dira que, durante nueve
amos, mi gobierno le ha asegurado
la paz, el orden y la libertad; que
la ha hecho respetar en- el mundo
que ha trabajado sin descanso para
engrandecerla, y que en- medic de
la Europa armada, la deja en- esta.
do de defender su honor Y sus de.
rechos; por 1ltimo, que, en- ell in.
terror, ha sabido llevar la repGbli.
ca por ell camino que le trazan el in.
teres y la voluntad del pals.
Dira tambien que en- pago d.
este, he sido arrojado del puestc
que me di6 su confianza.
Al abandonar la vida politica
no formula mas que un deseo, III
voto, y es el de que los golpes di
rigidos contra mi no alcancen q |.
repdblioa, sino que salga triunfan
to de los peligros que sc la oblig,
| & correr.
Dejo sobre la mesa de la CANA
"a de diputados mi dimisi6n de la
funciones de presidente de la Re
publica francesa.-JULEs GREW
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11
81 senior General Palacio,

Persona muy respectable de es,a
Ciudad ha recibido telegrsnA dc
Madrid, partieir Andole cue el Go
bierno Supreme hAbia Aptobadc
Ia conduc,a del senov General
Pa.acio, y que Ia cAusA dc Ia sas.
,ituei6n de este por el sshor po-
laviejA. habiA sido Ia do habsf
Preseniado su dimisi6n el prime
rc. Huelgan, pues. los eomenn.
rios sobre 81 primer extreme, 10
misrno one sohre sl .sgaado.
Cuapdo mas, hAhTA que ssps,n
AmpIios dt,Alles aersra de sssOs
dos insesesaases paFti alassa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11
Ell MODUS vIvENDI.

La Gaceta de hoy publica el
siguiente despacho telegrafco, ex
pedido por Ell Sr. Ministro de VI.
tramar. con fecha I del corriente,
al Sr. GoberDador General de es
"a isla;
Prorrogado convenio modus
Cicendi con Estados- Unidos has
ia so Junio pr6ximo; sjds,ense
4 I'll operaeicnes Adusuas desde
hoy"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-11
BOletin Mercantil.

-
los representatives del Poder Ma.
cional. .......
iQu@ disparate!
Es amor, cariio y simpatfa.
Por ESQ hay que parodiar un
refrain:
Tanto quiere eli diablo d su hi.
10; que de buena CANA le sacaria
los ojos.
Isl pudiese!