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The sun., 1889-11-08
A Principle Of American Politics.

Az the Democratic victory In Ohio de-
velops the value Of FORAKER as political
sign post shows corresponding increase
The most conspicuous element OF Gov.
FoRAKER's late canvass was the fact that he
was running for the third time Of nomina-
tion, and that seems also to have been the
most pronounced cause of Republican de-
feat. 1t Is evident from the record Of his
two previous campaigns that In himself
FORAKER was u candidate OF great natural
popularity. He possessed all the character
isdos OF n politician whose appeal for
votes might be calculated to be effective.
His second campaign for Governor ended in
Ear bigger majority than did his first. Yet
when his name PVRs put at the head OF his
party ticket for the third time, the sentiment
which had sustained him before failed
utterly, and he proved to be the most unpop-
ular candidate OF tho entire list. The oppos-
ing majority In his case was the greatest
cast In tho election.
Tho fact Is that the sentiment In this ooun-
try against consecutive tsyns In the moreim-
portant elective Offices l. steadily becoming
more decided. Parties In democracy are Or
Ranized independently OF anyindividual The
ldea that any one man Is essential to their
progress is offensive, and the assertion OF it
Is bound to be attended with almost insuper-
able difficulty. FoRAKER's third nomination.
for Governor was too much for the ReprpDi-
oanism OF Ohio. 1t may be said with certainty
that even IL Governor HILL were noIAinated
to his present Office for o thirS time, it
would tax the utmost RESOURCES of the
Empire State Democracy to elect him.
IL
without limit. but the higher candidates
must change; and the Party which does not
recognize this princiols will encounter
national sentiment which, other things be-
ing equal, is boundto bring defeat.
The sun., 1889-11-08
The Rainbow in Sight.

We heartily concur with our esteemed
friend Col. CALVIN STEWART BRIoR In the
opinion that the rainbow has now been
found at last.
1t might have been found year ago, when
1t would have been worth two pots Of gold
to the party, II the hunters had hunted in
the right place.
The rainbow OF hope and Of promise, the
polychromatic harbinger Of fine weather for
the Democracy of the United States. spans
the Empire state Of New York; and truth
oblges us to say that one end rests not far
from Tammany Hall.
Beautiful bow OF hope and promise!
The sun., 1889-11-08
Prize Essay On Women Wage Earuers.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 7.-ThrouRh the generosity
of various personS int In this subject the Amsr
can Economic Association has received $500 70 b0
awarded prizes for the best the subjec OF
women wage Tho money 10 to be awarded In
the proportion $500 prize and e3oo for
the serond prize While the experience Of foreign
tries Will not be excluded, u 10 expected that compeh
tors will deal principally with tho American aspect OF
The subject II desired to know the early and present
hsrs both ab,olntey and IN proportion e population
the extent OF their sphere OF labor the economic
and social evils connected with their various oeeypA
tions and remedies for these Oyis The
not exceed ~ 0H words and be IN tho
hands of tho Secretary of the association previous 10
Nov J. 1890 Each paper must be type written signed
By fictitious name, and accompanied by sealed
yeiope containing The name assumed NJ we'll the ad
dress OF the author.
The sun., 1889-11-08
a He,lo Of Rem BoIladay.


In Part l., State Circuit Court. Yesterday.
Judge hhatuck Raveue ufS Iryaiis executor OF he
estate OF Mr EStner llUlla lay Judgment for a7 $40
Holiday.
Tho story Of this litigation tAkeS through tho ups and
downs OF Ben hoiladays career In 1874 when In tho
pnmieSt days OF his prosperity ho married Esther he
gave her bridal present ~ g. 0OD worth OF property
when the hnAnoa grass began to get short Ter his
feet he mOrigaged her Washington city holdings 10
raise SOy H1 liquihate one q his debts Later, Sho
moTtERVoi her Interest In lilo Hday addition for ~ 40
and 10 lt2 loaned her husband sILuD To IhS debt Of
81 %n zen ingalls, added his claim for SI4bt wlcn
he aBghel 10 hrs fOAdAy and sued Jose ph HoiludAy
then executor Of hen's cstatc, tor sS7an wheu Jos
was made the defendant
The sun., 1889-11-08
How Morality Overshadous Us.
Prom tAs MIicdad1e Ssnnnet
Tariff reform is a great moral issue.-Ne

IOJk Herald
Everything Ia great moral issue. Tho question
whether the teeth OF buzz saw do moro work IL
bent further from brought closer 10 the ,nedIAu line
great moral question: for whatever arrangement Of
the oelh secures the largest results with the smallest
expenditure OF energy and Time enhances human han
pineSG Tho placing OF neks tho bodies OF type waS
reat moral event. because IL diminished the number
OF bad proofs ana facilitated the work of
intelligence Every question In politics Is great moral
issue The only proper aim OF political parties a to
achieve the best administration OF government along
lines best eulRted advance human prosperity and
happiness There are honest differences of opinion az
to what course in relation to particular question: will
be most likely 20 advance tho hgh ambition Of ali good
parties ana good men
The sun., 1889-11-08
Fie, Uncle jerry!

When Uncle JERRY RUsK consented to
take charge OF the newly created Depart
ment OF Agriculture every admirer OF quaint,
original, and forceful character regretted
that so genuine man should have hum
bug post. There was no necessity and there
was no demand for Secretary OF ARriouL
tnr"' The Commissioners of Agriculture had
Oeheuted themselves TO the extent Of their
ta'ary' and agriculture not at all. But the
temptation to make now department, find
places Tor new set Of oficeholders, and
scatter little more of the peoples money
The sun., 1889-11-08
wno WILL GET THE HACK srANDy
DIR. Depew Proposes to Revive the Uses
OF Forty-thIrd Street.

DIR. Depew Proposes to Revive the Uses
OF FOrty-thIrd Street.
The individual cabmen who solicit fares
around the Forty-second street depot have
long been at loEEerheads with the Wsstcott
and Dodd ExpreFs Comnaniss whose agents
have had the exclusive privilege OF soliciting
fares within the depot. The Dodd stand Is
in Depew place. betweed Forty-second and
Forty-third streets Formerly 1t extended on
the north side of Forty-thfrd street between
Depew place and Lexington avenue, but the
hackmen discovered that that was not public
hack stand The individual hackmen, whose
agents inside after filling up their own cabs,
solicited on commission for hackmen outside,
and that the Westcott Company's agents. not
being licensed hackmen, had no right to solicit
They vent to the Mayors Marshal, and he
DS @%sa d sS'
cabs abandoned the FQrty-third street stand.
Now President Depew has sent this letter to
the Mayor. who has referred it to the Board Of
Aldermen:
Hon. RIgh j. Grant
DEIE STA: am in receipt OF your letter Of the sist
s 3SnE P Of
sS sos Of sGe TsrreG 10 %
HIERg s S sy S sss Ra
ana assistance In ms power 10 prevent violations
law upon the property NJ tho railroad company avail
myself OF this opportunity to Eespectuy request your
Honor to designate the north side streek
oetween pepew avenue and Lexington avenue, as
public hack stand for tho following public reAsons
Flrst-t is needed for the accommodation OF the trav
cling public
crowded hack stand
Third-Such will not interfere with tho travel of
the public either or in Vehiclea NJ that
street y very little used az thorouEhtars.
. FouFth-The railroad mpany the entire block
IN front OF which the hacks stand and Instead Of ob.
jecting to its use VIII favor H.
The Uptown Hackmen's Association will
discuss the matter on Sunday, Nov, IL at
p. NJ. at 200 East Forty NTH street.
The sun., 1889-11-08

1t happens that the greatest talker in the
campaign OF 1889 has individually gained the
greatest glory. Mr.. WILLIAM L. RUSSELL
Of Massachusetts,, though he talked like
house -aflre. has shown more substantial quail
tiles Of intellect than any OF his generation who
has shown his head in politics.
The sun., 1889-11-08
wuA . Sick Man pu, on "a Train,

ELIZABETH, Nov. oliver r. Phillips OF
l.OOI South Second street Philadelphia. Was
discovered unconscious tonight in North
Broad street. Elizabeth. He WAS removed 10
apopleXy. He afterWard slightly reviI cd. ana
said he had been taken sick on train and was
q sister Mr.. Phillips Is n navnl veteran, and,
from npers In his pockets, no appears to lie
buslnCsh mnn. lie is now In u cnmntnaa stata
The sun., 1889-11-08

Now that the election is over the Alder
men can repenl the ordinance forbiddinR the
hand organs and the bands from making music
in the streets. II they do. We are confident
that Mayor GRANT will sign the bill. The first
bill was essentially an outrage Of the most
offensive nature.
In behalf of SO promising and hopeful Demo
crat as the Mayor We entreat the Aldermen to
give him the opportunity to redeem himself
The sun., 1889-11-08

tics, they talk, with the highest respect to
their high titles to respect, stuff and non
sense. Tho Democratic party is no more
rum party than it is free trade party.
Ne prgses ultra prnsidentidm, which be-
ing interpreted is, Let the college President
stick to his college.
The sun., 1889-11-08
THE SuM.



The Sun was the only one OF the daily papers
that had fair report OF the proceedings at the vermys
Jubilee last week This circumstance rsminds US OF the
remark made by enc Of the most distinguished min.
iStsrS Of New York year two age "TaE Sun 10 the
bSst paper published in this city"
The sun., 1889-11-08
The Closing in Paris.

The Worlds Fair of 1889 came to an end In
Paris on Wednesday night, with 100000 visit
ors as the record for tho day. Can there be
any more forcible indication Of the success
Of the Worlds Fair In New York In 1922
Railroads. hotels, trades, millionaires, dol
laires, all should contribute to the fund,
according to their ability, from dollars to
millions
The sun., 1889-11-08

The Republicans have reason to feel that in
carrying the Legislature they have achieved notable
victory. TrtbitN6
That 10 to say-the old man, at least, was
saved. Oh contentment, rontentment. rs q
well-remembered character says in one Of
RoBERTsoN's plays. In what out-ot-the-way
places do you hide your headl
The sun., 1889-11-08
R.lrr,ous Pooling at mnrvara.

CAMBRIDGE Nov. S.-The religious interest
at Harvard be Just strong this year
last There are than hundred regular atteAd.
ants church service every morning, and Sundays
this number increased Tho preachers also receive
many visits from students who desire to be enlightened
10 religious doClTues As these visits and the Rt.
tendance at tho servceR il voluntary Il 10 considered
evidence OF healthy religious spirit among the
Nm
The sun., 1889-11-08

Brother HARRIsoN's only touch upon the
Solid South seems to have been attained
through that little telegraph button in Wash
ington bV which he set the machinery in mo-
tion at the Montgomery Exposition.
The sun., 1889-11-08
Stricken in the Street with q Fatal MaIady.

BIRMIsGHAM. Conn. Nov 7.-On Sunday last
stranger passing the Bassett House suddenly began
vomit In few minutes he fell TO tho sidewalk He
was carried unconscious to tho Bassstt House. and
medical aid summoned. It was learned that his
was T. =. Albee OF Lombard H.. who here In the
interest OF the National life insurance Company. He
had drafts and cash on his person for large amount
His son and daughter were summoned. and arrived
here In time to he at his deAhbed this morpinH He
was n prominent citizen ot Lombard and though an
entire stranger here the people Ot the place have been
TO Sew York tuiS afternoon and will be ssnt 80
In haF tn.ni oh
The sun., 1889-11-08

Joke-Hullo, what 90 you call yourself4
Broken Pin-Im pin
Joke-So; you're not . pin, either, You haven't get
BroEeH fin-iiuh What do You think you aro'
JOke-tm iGke
Broken Pm-fOOh You're no joke-you haven't EOS
point enough for Joke.
The sun., 1889-11-08

KINGSTON. Nov THE body OF the late Capt.
C. NJ SchoOnmakor who met his death while In command
OF tho vSndAiA In the great storm AT Samoa reached
this city Yesterday They were taken % the residence
OF his brother In Law, PrOk Henry D. barrow, where
short buriA service was held this afternoon Only I'M
mediate friends ant relatives attended Tho retnAinS
th en- inferred In the family plot In Witwyck Gene
terv. Lieut. IRrln who WAS the executive oriceT OF
tho Nandaia, WAS in Attendance.
The sun., 1889-11-08

Wife ito drunken husbRndlI don't see how
you had the face this morning to say that yOu 60
ing TO prohibition m1eiing TO- night
Husband-We thie) NJ ria II dIAn't 70 10 tie uASOt
Ing I've (hio) been putting down rum Just Tie sane.
The sun., 1889-11-08
Rapid Transit In Boston.

EmDloyer-Why are you late this mornIngp
fol Ire 30 very punotuAl R rule that surprised
Kmpoyee-Hthsro have walk ed down to the store,
but ihh morning unlurkily took a horse car IShal
not be so nnwiBS again assure you
The sun., 1889-11-08
8. LeuIs 0AIalnr On oL,..ro.

FroN ne 81 LoIlI RGpu6llc.
The gratifying news comes from New Orleans
that the Committee Of the City Council to which was
referred resolution endorsing Chicago ~ the proper
dte for the Worlds Fair has voted to Strks Chicago
Iom the resolution and insert the name Of St. LSuiL
The sun., 1889-11-08

Prom TelGS SIriHSt
NJ hsS SS;IPP PaneAks-HOw does your steak suit you.
Jack bOnoWit-Ws dSHt match. I'm no tough.
The sun., 1889-11-08
The Recovery OF - Burned City.

Prom ue Spokane Falg Reriep
Gambling at Seattle 10 fast and furious.
Iit'yt~o EAinsS are running openly and without re-
Bt1AlAL
The sun., 1889-11-08
An Interesting Fact.

Prom Us JOAaHnsSLsrS Standard
The worlds output OF tobacco Is Increasing
more rapidly than either wheat or eSER.
The sun., 1889-11-08
Revival or = Powerful Sentiment.
From tAs Kansas o.tv 4smeG

single gold standard is damaging to trade
and agriculture because dsDrssSes prices svsrS as
Hlstanoe IL wanted.
The sun., 1889-11-08

Tuesday was great day for the icemsn, and three
west side dSrictA adjoining each other had an ioeman
In the eld Turner OF the Ninth defeated for Ben
ator by Stewart by fraction. Montgomery. the Re
publican iosmRR In the Fifteenth district was elected
Alderman-the nrst In many ysars-by scratch, and
Wesley Smith, the Thirteenth district ioemAn, fell
short Of election tho Assembly By some 900 votes
The sun., 1889-11-08
AFTER THE BATTLE

The Germans and Getman.A Americans are unusually
well represented in the New York delegation 70 Albany
elected on ussday In the Senate they havS two city
members and In the Assembly ssven-a larger number
III An At any election previously.
The sun., 1889-11-08

The only plumber in the neid on TueHday as candI
date for an offlce wAs defeated.
The sun., 1889-11-08

1e municipal positions to be led at the election OF
next year are the following: Mayor Comptroller. Dis
rlot Attorney President of the BoArd OF Aldermen and
. Coroner in place Of N. J. B. Messemsr.
The sun., 1889-11-08

The only candidate running for exiS alive once on
distinctive and explicit pledge of pnr,nity TO tho
saxton Australian ballot system on Tuesday was Cyrus
o. HubbeL the nominee OF the Harlem Democratic Club
and of the County Democrats in tho TWenty.thrd AS
Semby district lie received 2s7s votes agAinst $40
for the Republican candidate aud ASH for the Tam.
many candidate who was elected
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28
ES EL MAS BARAT0.
uiIclsIe DI Il DecflA ClHfIIIl
ssspwssts psr 81 Psdrs RipG.~s.

Tsxte para Las Escuelas do 10 Isla
do Puerto Rico seEtn Decreto, del
xxemo.- 8 limo. Sr. Obispo de esta
Di6cesia q. Juan Antonio PUG en- II
do Diciembre de 18S0,y pubhcado On
81 Bslsts~ Eclesidstlee On l.. de Rnsro
do 1851, que dice 81. .>I >L......
"Dessando faciitar, segdn % impor-
taneia rsquiers, . aaQuislci6n dol ca
tecismo de la Doctrina Oristiana Z toda
class do personAs, venimos en declArar
tambiGn Dc; tsxto para ID Di6cesis sl
antique J popular Oateeismo del 2.
Ripalda, que, & ,pssar do "a rsdueido vo-
ldJnsn, eomprends On aus ssncillas J
eoncisas pEeguntas , resp1sstas u su.
ma tOdR de 10 enseNanEa oAt6liea; Heu-
niendo { In vsx 10 inmsnsa ventSja de
astar por su indmo precio 81 alcancs Dc
sa .familias pobrss."
PsAmo.-1 chavos uno, IS cts. dece-
M y $50 cta.. grGesa.
BE vende en- la lMPR1NTA, ALKAoHn
On nPAPAh Z LDRzRfAd del BoLzTM MKn-
cANr1E Fortaleka "a, y enlA de D. Josi
0oNxkLxk FoRT, Fortaleza ~. s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28
COKTABILlDAD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de Libros arre-
glados 4 los formularios publiea.
doe por sl Gobierno General.
1mpresos dc todas classes para
los Municipios.
De venta en- Il Imprenta del
BoL.xTM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28

LsOIENOLA DE TENEDURIA DE
LIBR0S dapliHOada por Ia aplicaoion de
ina rsgla II allble para aOertar 81 deudcz
! 81 aOfesdol, aOompaiAda Do numerosoa
sjemplos do c&lculos mercantiles, por 9
j. Marsh, traducido De L. 20: sdicion In
glssa por A. G. Beck, bajo ID Immediate
snpeOOi6n del autor. On tomo elegante
nsnts enOuadsrnade $s-sS, On la I'm
del:BOletiW.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28
BlBllOpkUA
DE COMERClANTE.

HIsTORIA DEL OOMEROIO de
las las naoiones, desde los usmpss mas 70
notos hasta nuestzos dias por Mv. 6cAawe
.raduoida del frances por los alumRos do Ia
Lase de este idioma establecida en- ei As-
$50 AsreasM d Madrid, J pubhcada 4 sx-
psnsas Dc L. nisma asoOia0on.
Dos tomos gruesOs, pasta espahOla, "a
N L. ImWent& del 1O1etis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28
NTTvVV'sS<VsstSeVTVW
:1iICOR ,BRRAl' /:
Vegeta1
Da. GONZALEZ +:

Ounce Aiios de exito yemas
de Setenta Mil enfermosf cura-
e dos, algunos de una nanera pro- .
digiosa, son Ia mejor prueba para !
2 demostrar que ell LtcOa. B01s0- =;
ssjcO de BreG VegetGI del (
II DIR. GO1s&ULe@ es el que mejor (
z combate los Ca!arros cr6nicos, Z
a Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones /
: abundantes, Asma, Bronquitis y
dem&s Afecciones del tubo respi- 3
ratoriC. Preserva de Ia Tisis, es q
it'll en- los Catarros de la vejiga, 4
puriica Ia sangre de sus malos q
9 humores y tiene una aceion t6nica I
sobre todo ell organismo, de tai 3
II euerte que con gu uso Sc abre ell /
apetito y Sc engorda. =
Los enfsrmos cansados de tomar :
q otras medicinas han reeurrido al 4
y LjcOt de Bre0 de Con- (
d NaZe~, y q IA benefco inHujo han
Hecuperado ell don mas preciOsO de
5 la vida, que es La salud.
i Ell ptblico no debe confundir el !;
3 LicO1. de. Bre0 de Con- I
d sales, con otros compuestos que
se anuncian con noriabres pare
> eidos y que no son mas que imita-
clones sin efcacia. 4
= sA~.~~~-~~~~ q
N LScO4' de Bs'e0 Sc vende
3 en- t0das las Boticas GcreditadGs
b de las Blds de Cuba y
b Puerto Rieoy Ia Repdbl blIoa d. MdsicO. I
I De venta en- Ia Parma
3 cia de s
as F Gu!llermety. sc1
1CAsses..eoo 33'.eo3 o3''soe %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28
C. A RT E.L.:E S

con las pesas medidas del Sistemaa Is.
trico Decimal, en- la Imprenta del ROLE
TIN MERCANTIL y s1a ~
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas ynoveda.
des y SO esperan mas del extraniero.
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernaci6n
y Itografia, Sc pueden yer satisfechos to-
pos los gustos cumpiidaso iid as todas las exi-
gencias. Baratura en- los precios: eleoancia
en- la ejecuci6n. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28
ENcuADERNAcroN
DEL "B0LETlN hERCANTIL;" !"

I'm esta secci6n della casa, montada can
tOdOs los elementOs necesariOs DroYista do
materiales de primera clase Sc hacen aencua-
dernaciones en- hOlandesa, cartonG, pasta es.
pamela, piel de levante con relieves, todo per.
fectO y precios reducidDs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28
AMIGOS DE TODOS
PiLDORAS HOLLOWAY.

hnlonss Dc psrsonas, On todaslas parties
mundo, rsGoniendaR diehss Pildoras come
meJor rostasrativo do 10 salud qns 10 oonoOs
Elias caran todas Les afeccionea del corax6n
dol hfgado, del sst6mago, do los rinonss
loo intestinos, y rsmusvsn Ia asrimonia, 10
natzlsncia y 10 cardislgis, expslsando do Ia
sangrs toda impurssa, 1ortalsOiendo compile
tamsnte sl Bistsma nsrvioso y dande IN tone
udablo & 10 OrkaniEaci6n general,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-31
IRRIGATION Data.

Says the Las Vegas stock Grower
While irrigation is the key note OF farming
in the west. the increasing demands OF,
the sources OF supply are liable toresult it
failure OF water in dry seasons. This is
why it is necessary for the government
to erect and maintain water storage reser-
voirs. And in this connection We would
say that the senate committee on irrigation
and reservoirs will visit this territory in
September and something must be done
to have u committee to receive these
gentlemen and point out to them om
needs. 1t would be expensive and diiicui
to call o convention ior the purpose O
selecting committee to meet the senators
SO the Stock Grower takes the liberty o.
nominating the following named gen
tlemen to act as such committee, anC
would request that they correspond
with the editor of this paper at once SC
that an organization may be perfected anC
arrangement, made for consultation with
the senate committee. M. W. Mills
Henry Sturges, OF Colfax D. G. deuel.
0. A. Hadley, of Mora 7. B. Mills, OF
San Miguel; Geo. Cross, OF Santa Fe; Il
D. Burns, of Rio Arriba; G.. l.. Brooks
Bernalillo; J. H. Riley S. B. Newcomb
of Dona Ana; and Israel King, OF Grant
P. F. Garrett, of Chavez, G. b. Eddy, oi
Eddy. A committee composed Of the
above named gentlemen could certainly
present the needs and advantages of New
Mexico. The time is short and some
thing should be done at once. Let the
newspapers Of the unrepresented counties
nominate gentlemen to fill vacancies and
should a change in any of the above
names be desirable, suggestions are in
order. The territorial press should com
ment extensively OIL this important sub
iact
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-31
CONDENSED NEWS.

| The Southern Pacific railroad has dis
charged $50 employees at Sacramento,
The constitutional convention in South
Dakota has practically completed its
work.
Bismarck is figuring on meeting OF
the rulers OF Russia Austria and Germany
in Berlin On Aug. %.
Charles Bligh has confessed to the
killing of DR.. A. +. Jones of Cincinnati.
He claims that the doctor struck him with
light stick
Secretary Tracy suggests that the En-
glish plan be followed and that all Amer
ican steamers be fitted to receive guns in
time ofWar.
William Brodie, who claimed to be the
Whitechapel tiend, has failed to prove his
claim and has been arrested Oh charge
OF fraud.
Chief Mays of the Cherokee Nation says
the Indians will not sell their lands, and
the United States commission need not
parley with them.
Ex-State Senator Creighton of California
has been sent to the pen for five years
for bribing jury. He was fugitive for
four years and half.
The president OF the Western Union
Telegraph company protests against the
rate for government telegraphing rs fixed
by the postmaster general.
A rumor that the vatican and uuirinal
would be blown up by dynamite has
caused them to be doubly guarded. 1t is
rumored that the departure Of the pope
would be forcibly resisted.
LIE Locarde, a Boulangist organ, pub
fishes documents to show that Gen. Bou-
langer's administration of the war office
was economical, contrary to the assertions
OF the generals opponents.
One OF Legitime's generals plotted with
to surrender portion of the
works outside of Port-au-Prince, but the
plot was discovered and thirty of the at
tacking force were killed. The traitor
was imprisoned.
james H. Smith OF Chicago, after receiv-
ing u sentence of nine years for criminally
an 8-year-old girl, tragically as
serted his innocense in cours and then
stabbed himself with q penknife. The
wound is not fatal.