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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-22
IA CORONATION DE zORRaLA.
ST.. D. jose zorrilla.

Muy sefor nuestro J dc teda nuestra
consideration, ri Liceo dc Granada,
que tenemos 10 honra de representa-,
ha resnelto por aclamaci6n enthusiastic
ofganixar una session solemne, en one
| sl numen poStico incompatible con
que hs dado v. tantos tesoros & ID II.
teratura nacional y tantos dias de glos
ria 1 Ia Patris, sea dignaments corona.
do On 50 noble cabsSa; que si va tiene
Ia diadema dc resplandores con que
Dios ilamina ID frente del genio, aun
no ha recibido, como conssgracidn y
emblema del sentimiento pitfio, 10 60.
roma de admiration y cariao que ls
debe, en- tribute de justicia , fsspon.
diendo { los anhelos del sspiritu gene.
raj, 10 Naci6n espafola.
Consideraas el Liceo grAnadino obi.
gado & preuiover esta sOlemnidad J {
Ofganisarls, en- 10 que . esta oreanifa.
ci6n se refere, pot 80 pfopia historic,
| one han tornado tantos hombres ilus-
fres, orgullo de laa letrss, y on loqus
4 V. corresponds, porqne en- esta bsn-
dita TERRA, motive de atlas inspiracio-
mes, psrpetuo modelo dc hermosuFa,
tsatro de spopeyas hist6ricast On ssta
bendita terra, donde 81 pie dc montes
que sternsmente blaaqueAn, recordans
do 10 vejez helads, % extiendsn cam.
pos que eternsments sonrfen, evocande
10 animada juventud, en- ssta tisrra
del Genil = del Darro, mss vecss can.
tados por los poetas, que pfados do
flores feftilizsn sus sguas; en- ssta tic.
IRA, en- este palscio encantado que as
llama 10 Alhambrs, ss donde ha bebi.
do V. sus inspirAciones mas bsllas,
fernando otra Alhambra de- psnsns
mientos en- sus obras inmortales.
iD6nde, sino en- ID Alhambra, cd
este maravilloso ,ecinto, imam de sur
suefios de poeta, entire 81 murmullo do
estas fuentes, entire las iiligranas do
estos muros, entire Las simGgsnss de las
hadas CON que pobl6 su fantasia estos
patios cnbiertos de arraysnes, & Los haA
lagos de estss brisas , 4 los besos do
esta lus, debs V. rscibir 10 corona quo
reclamsn sus sienes venerablesi N
CON que precioso metal pusde fabricara
se mejor ESQ corona que con d soro que
arrastrsn les arenas del Darro, qns ii.
nuevo Tajo, sacara el pecho fuera, J loe
grara pensamiento y volnntad de sSr
humane, el menuf tribute. qusA podia
pagar 4 30 poeta mas inspifado ssria
convsrtir todas sns arenas en5afo, para
offecSrselo, J todas sns olas on lsnguan
para entonarls cantoa defalahanxaf
No fiamos, en- verdad, & nuestraa
sofas fuerzas este prop6sito; no abri.
gamos Ia pretension arrogante de com.
pendiar en- ssta inetituci6n acadkmiee
las diversAs representations del pals;
antss bien, espersmos contar con 81
concurso del pals entero, de cuyas no.
bles Gnsiss cresmos hacetnos modestos.
pero fieles INTERPRETERS, al orgaDisai
squel solernne acto do jnsticis. No. no
habis de hacernos oltidar 10 decidida
del pfop6ito que son nnestre~
humildss, no habiamosF
vertido Il dsrecho que
Scr requsfida para
no habiamos de d
mia popular
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-22
alta Y genuins

- esb0 " 6Ne~tr--~-SE
pretacidn en 81 euperior Tri.
bunal de justicia dol RENO. 81 4
impunidad ampara aun 4 delin
cuentes, es otro grave daflo que
ae comete. ST las leyes que q
dan no se cumplen. esto no sers
|cuIpa de las leyes miamaa, J 81
NADIA puede eslo afectar D Il yer
dad y IL rigor del derecho penal
81 por ahf hay publicaciones qu'
escarnecen y denigran de Ia Reli
gi6n Cat6lica, y Sc mofan torpe
mente de sus ministries, sepan, a
menos, todos que cometen vi
delito penado severamente por 9
C6digo = sancionado por 81 Tri
bunal Supreme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-22
sANTo DOMINGO.

SegGu vemoa en- III POsVsAiy
de la vecina Repdblica, sl II del
actual, per ausencia del Preaiden.
I reflect, General H4u' saa2
|aomhrt d Vice ptesife I q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-22
EsTACIONEs DEL EsTADO.


Despachos expedidos por lei
mismas, dursnte el expresado pc.
riodo de tempo:
O6ciales, 5,02l; privados, 4C
mil 18; iuiernacionales S,724; d.
escala 1904; interiores 2.94z; to.
tai de despachos expedidos po,
las Estaciones del Estado "a Oil,
Daspachos recibidos en- las Es.
taciones del Estsdo, durante o.
referido espacio de tempo. o6cia'
les 1926; privados 40,604; in
ternacionales 8 445; de escala 90;
interiors; 2 977; total ds despa.
chos recibidos en- las Estacionea
del Estado 81 29l.
Valoraci6n de IL correspondent.
cia Official cureada por las Eata.
clones telegraficas del Estado:
Despachos ofciales $4,720 g1t
privados $l4.93s.32; internacio-
males $S8,951.93; de escala $795
09; interiors; $l,471 80. Total
.$6O,878.07.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-22
SUCCESSES.

ri cSlebre desertor del Pfesi.
dio, Eugenio Ayala (s) 81 Chino,
que 81 mes pasado fu6 capturado
por Ia Policia an esta Capital, y.
que ademas se hallaba complicado
en- los robos de ID casa del doctor
Saldaha y de Mr.. Duplace, his
vuelto d desertarse aver mahana
del Hospital Miiitar donde estaba
como enfsrmo. Sc practican dill.
gencias para capturarlo nusya.
msnte. ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-22

El Sr. Alcalds de esta Capital
did 6orden para recogsr enlel Dep6 !.
sito Municipal q doce muchachos
que andaban vagando por las ca
lies, sucios, abandonados de sus.
familias y sin asistir ! ninguna
Escuela; disponiendo 81 mismo
tempo que SO les dieran papsle.
tas para ingresari % Ice E,caelas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-22
COMUNICACIONEs.

La Administrator General del
ramo ha publicado en- 10 Ga0std
an cuadro estadistico de ID cores
pondencia Official, privada, inter.
nacional y dc servicio curtads
por las estaciones telegr&ficas dc
esta isla durante el segundo %.
mestre de 1887-88.
Vamos i txtractar 81 estado en-
question. principiando por las
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08
HEALTH SEEKERS TO COME AND BE HEALED!
AOVIOe no MOTHERS.

Mas. wnsstow's soorHISe SrRrr, for children
tcethins, is tae prescription Of ono Of tac bess
and has been uped icr forty yeara with nesorisil
ing sucecss BY millions Of mothers for their chill
dser. During tho pr,sess Of tsething its yalse is
cascs d;psntery and dia.rhoea er.sine il she Row:
n)1, ard wsLdro,tc E., giving toNsito the el,id
:. test the u.o;!,sf P.ice a., y iott.a.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08
Real Estate Office

On March 1st, I will open an Office
for tho sale of real estate. Lands and
town lots will be bought and sold, loans
negotiated. county warrants and COM
merc!al paper purchased.
As. Stewart.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08
HOT SPRINGS, DAKOTA, FRIDAY, MARCH, STH. 1885,
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
n. c. NASH, PUBLISHER.

Published every Friday, at S2.sO per Year.
Three months .T5c Six months ....... i.s5
Torms invariably in advance.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08
Proceedings Of Council and House Of
Representatives, Of Dakota, IN the
Matter of Churches reto Of the
Not Springs Soldiers
Home Bill

Ii THE HOUSE. WEDNESDAY FEB. q, 1889
The committee on Judiciary submit
ted the following report:
Mr.. SPEAKER:
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27

SAN JOSE DE COSTA RIGA. Dec. @
The Electoral College met yesterday
and vent through the form of nominat-
ing Don Jose ROdruez President of the
Republic. Esquivel having left the
country the most of those elected on
his ticket divided their votes between
Dr: Carlos Duran, Acting President,
and Dor Ricardo Jiminez, present Min
lster Of Foreign Relations, Justice and
Finance, as a fitting tribute to their i'm
partial direction of public affairs siAak
General Solo resigned the Office rather
than face with firmness the political
complications Of a month since.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned by Telegraph and Mail
CONGRESS.

CONOk SESSs
WHEN the Senate met on the 10th variOn:
petitions were presented, and among the bill:
offered was one by Senator Ingalls, for the
allowance Of cumulative pensions. After ar
executive session the resolution for q hOli
day adjournment on the 18th was agreed to
A message from the House announcing the
death of Representative Gay, of Louisiana
was received and the Senate adjourned. .Ir
the House a Deficiency Appropriation bill
was passed and a resolution presented and
referred Offering q eward Of 5000 for the
capture of SilcOtt, the defaulting cashier Of
the late sergeant at arms. MIR: Springer
introduced q bill for the organization of the
Territory of OklahOma. Mr.. Lacey (IowaI
introduced a resolution for q rigid inquiry
by the Elections Committee and report re-
garding the Clayton breckenridge contest in
Arkansas, pending which Mr.. Clayton was
assassinated. The passage of the resolution
was favored in a speech by Mr.. Breckin
ridge and it passed without division. Ad.
jOurned.
AFTER the disposition OF several reported
bills the senate on the 18th passed the bill
to provide for the deficiency in printing and
binding and for preliminary printing Of the
eleventh census. After several resolutions
had been appropriately referred and unim-
pOrtant matters discussed the Senate a
jOurned. The session of the House was
brief and entirely void of general interest.
WHEN the Senate met on the 18th resOlu-
lions were presented, among them one by
Senator Morgan recognizing the Brazilian
Republic. No general business was trans
acted. After An executive session during
which Judge Brewer was confirmed as AssO-
ciate Justice Of the supreme Court the Sen
ate adjourned. The House agreed to the
Senate resolution for u holiday recess from
December Il to January6 a resolution au-
thorizing a reward Of S 5000 for the capture
of the defaulter Silcott was adopted. Many
bills were introduced and the death an
nOunced of Representatives Cox and Nutting.
bend. of Illinois, and the House adjourned
until Friday.
THE Senate on the 18th cOncurred in the
House amendment to the resolution for a
holiday recess. Somewhat of a tempest in u
tea pot was OccasiOncd by the debate upon
Senator Chambers resolution in regard to
organizations among nav officers to secure
Congressional legislation. The resolution
was finally adopted. After an executive SEES.
sion the Senate adjourned.
THE senate on the 10Th debated at length
Senator MOrgan's resolution recognizing the
Brazilian Republic, which was finally re-
ferred TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
After an executive session in which many
were made the Senate ad.
jOurned. The House passed the Senate
to Chief Justice Fuller for the appropriate
address delivered by him at the recent
services Of the Inauguration of
George Washington. Many bills were intro
duced, and pending discussion of "a resblu.
ton as to the disposition of money in the
possession Of the late sergeant at arms the
House adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27
BREWERS c~ONFIRMATiON.
The Opposition to Him In the Senate e
ecutive Session Overcome.

Tho Opposition to Him In the Senate Ex-
ecutive Session overcome.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-In the Sc
cret session of the Senate yesterday
afternoon a great deal of time was
spent or the nomination of Associate
Justice Brewer. Senator Plumb, whose
absence Tuesday endangered Mr.. Brew
er's chances of confirmation, was pres
ent yesterday afternoon to- explain
Judge Brewers decisions i'm the Kansas
prohibition cases and defend them.
After a great deal of ~unimportant and
desultOry debate, the Senate, by Il vote
of 81 to II confirmed the nomination.
Senators Moody and Pettisrew, of
South Dakota, voted against the
nomination on the ground that Judge
Brewer recently appointed Il Kansas
man clerk of the court of their State.
The other negative votes are those Of
Senators Blair, Chandler. Allison,
Wilson, of Iowa, Colquitt, Reagan,
Berry, Jones, of Arkansas, and Call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27

MARSHALL, Mo-, Dec, 21.-Little
Montana Mangus, aged nine years, a
s0n of W. F. Mangus, of near Gillian,
RAJ bitten by a mad dog while On the
way to school, the animal fastening its
teeth in the boys shoulder. The dog
then ran into the school roOm and Gre
ated much excitement, causing a gen.
eral stampede of the scholars. For
tunately no one else was bitten. The
animal fOamed at the mouth and acted
very strangely. 1t was killed a few
moments !ea9r in the school room.
The boys w0uca was Immediately
cauterized.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27

THE President has approved the joint
resolution to extend the time of service
OF the delegates of the United States
TO the International maritime confer
enee; the act making appropriations to
supply a deficiency in the appro-
priations for public printing and
binding for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1880; the joint resolution to print
the agricultural report for 1859 and the
joint resolution to pay the officers and
employees of the Senate and House of
representatives their respective sala-
ries for the month of December. 1889.
OH the SOth day Of that meath. These
were the first measures approved since
the present session began.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27
A GREAT BREAK UP.
Opllt in the Western states Railway Pas
SeugeP Association.

Oplit in the Western Statss Railway Pas
sengsr Association.
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-The Western
States Railway Passenger Association
was dissolved at q meeting of the gen
eral managers Of the lines in the assO-
citation yesterday afternoon.
Tel days ago at Il meeting Of the
association the matter of the continu-
ance was put in the hands of the gen
eral managers. This action WAS taken
on account of the withdrawal from
membership of the Burlington Il North
ern ana Minneapolis Il st. Louis. which
absolutely refused to remain members
unless the Wisconsin Central showed
to the members secret contracts on
passenger business in accordance with
the association agreement. This the
wisconsin Central refused To 10. In
addition to this, ut yesterdays session
n Wisconsin Central absolutely re-
fused to remain a member unless it was
allowed Il diffcrential rate.
As soon rs the managers fairly re-
allied the import of the demand a
resolution was passed diSsolvinc the
association and throwing the whole
blame OH 1.-THE preposterouS demands
OF n of the members" IL WAS also
voted impossible to form any new as
ISOLATION with the same members u,-
less the Wisconsin Central shouil mol
crate its demands.
The Western State Passenger AS
ISOLATION has been the largest and,
owing to its membership, the most inn
pOrtant IN 4 rate preserving SENSE If
any OF the passenger associations of the
country.
The Western and Southwestern lines
will undoubtedly form Il new asSocia-
ton, leaving the Northwestern lines To
fight out their own salvation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27

A SET Of rev regulations governing
the transit Of Cinnamon thrcupl, the
United States has been prepared at
the Treasury Department. Heretofore
Chinese travellers have been required
to give bond for their direct transit
through the country and speedy de-
parture. The new regulations vii; re-
quire the railroad transporting them to
give a bond in the sum Of $4,000. 1t
will also be required to furnish the
customs officer at the port Of arrival,
with a certificate from the customs
officers at the port of departure showing
that the Chinese described in the GER
tificats had LETT the country within
tyeaty days after their arrival.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27
STILL ANOTHER.
Train robbers MuPder . Santa Fe Brake.
man In Texas, and Get but . Few Dollsrl

Train MuRaer . Santa Fe Brake.
man In Texas, and Get Hut . Few Dollars
For Their Work.
TEMPLE, Tex, Dec. 2l.-The west
bound passenger train on the San
Angelo branch of the Santa Fe was
held up yesterday morning early ut
Bangs station l32 miles west of this
city.
While the train vas at the station
the train guard, Al Wolf was standing
on the ground, when he saw four men
coming toward him. He thought they
were passengers until they were close
up, when they drew their pistols and
ordered him to throw up his hands.
They then struck him and knocked
him down. He attempted to cross the
train but when Oh the platform they
knocked him against the door of the
coach.
The noise attracted the attention of
Brakeman Penn, who, upon stepping
to the platform snatched the guards
pistol and fired into the gang of rob
bers. The robbers returned the fire
shooting Penn three times in the body,
MORALLY wOunding him.
After the shooting the robbers COM
PEELED the guard to uncOuple the express
a from the next coach and ordered
the engineer to run ahead to IL point
distant, where the express car
was robbed. Only about Sl2 was
obtained by the robbers. Penn, the
brakeman, died at GOldthwaite, with
er he was taken.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER.

The west bound passenger train on
the San Angelo branch of the Santa Fe
was held up the other morning at Bangs
station, 132 miles west of Temple, Tex.
A brakeman named Penn shot at the
robbers, but paid for his bravery with
his life, the miscreants wOunding him
SO that he soon died.
j. II. JONES, a farmer living near
Bloomfield, Tex, was shot dead by
Dan Blackburn and Rufus Hughey
during a quarrel recently.
DURING a dense fog in New York
harbOr two ferrybOats cOllided, but
neither was seriously injured. The
passengers were panic-stricken and
women tainted.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's repOrt) for
the eve days ended December l9num-
bered 342. The figures for the CORE
spending week of last year were 81.
THE strike of the Belgian miners has
ended in the defeat of the men.
The business portion of Franklin
ton, N. C., was destroyed by fire the
other day; loss, $780, OO.
THE German theater in Pesth, Hun
gary, has been destroyed by fire. The
adjoining buildings were also damaged.
ALFRED COwLEs, publisher of the
Chicago Tribune, is dead.
DIR. PARKE, Stanley's physician, was
reported dangerously i'll with fever at
Zanzibar.
THE Emperor of Germany has the
influenza.
GOVERNOR LOWRY, of Mississippi,
has refused to pardon Kilrain, the con-
victed pugilist.
Two bars of silver, each valued at
5000, were lost from a truck at New
York the other night. They were in
transit from the American Exchange
National Bank to a Cunard steamship.
NELSON JONES, living near Valdosta.
Ga, has been attacked twice in the
near past by Whitecaps and both times
barely escaped with his life. He had
threatened to avenge the whipping of
an old friend.
REINFORCEMENTs for Captain Fran
c0ise, commissioner to the German
stations in Southwest Africa, have
sailed from Hamburg.
BEACH. the Oarsman, has accepted
the challenge recently issued by Han
Ian for a rowing match, and is willing
that the race should be rOwed Over the
Paramatta course, N. S. w.
The Canada Southern, Michigan
Central and the Lake Shore Wander
bilt lines) directors have declared the
regular dividend and extra dividends
Of one per cent. each.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.


The Western States Railway Pas
senger Association was dissolved at a
meeting Of the general managers of the
lines at Chicago on the 18th.
THE Grand Portage Indians of Min
nesota who were in danger of starving
have been relieved by the Government
agent
The Meade Van BOkkelen Company
commission merchants, dealing in
California fruits at Chicago, recently
failed for s25O,OOO. The assets were
much less.
INVESTIGATION of two years of the
accounts of the suicide secretary of the
Milwaukee school board shows a short
age of Sl2,
GEORGE CLARK, aged nine years,
was run over by a cable car and killed
at Sioux City, Iowa, the other morning
while OH his way to school.
A PACKAGE of 5 l,4lO was snatched
and stolen from the State National
Bank at Pawtucket, r. l., the other
day.
EMILE ROUX, one of the directors of
the Prefecture of the Seine, France,
has been murdered by NJ. Regain, his
former secretary. The murderer had
a grievance and could get no redress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27

SECRETARY PROCTOR is making an
effort to reduce desertiOns in the army
to a minimum, and is giving the sub
ject much personal attention. lie re-
ceives monthly reports from all the
regiments, showing the assertions dur
ing each month. The reports for No
vember have been tabulated and show
15S assertions from the force of q. 900
enlisted men,. The assertions among
the cOlOred regiments are fewer than
among the white troops.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27

REPRESENTATIVES, of the railways
have concluded with the Governor of
Iowa a general settlement of all litiga-
ton between the State and the rail-
roads. The State agrees to dismiss all
the suits which it has brought for al
legged violations and the railroads
agree to dismiss the injunction suits
which they had brought in the Federal
court to resist the enforcement of the
Commissioners schedule of rates. This
ends the long conflict between the rail-
roads and the State of Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27
THE NAvASSA AFFAIR.
Henry Jones Tells How He Chopped
Foster.

nV t"'IVeu
Foster.
BALTIMORE. Md, Dec. BIN the
trial of the Navassa rioters Yesterday
Henry Jones confessed that he killed
Thomas l.. Foster. He said: No one
had OodenOushtOthrow the dynamite,
and | lit four bombs and threw them
at the house. Afterward I went with
James Dudley, George $. Key and Will
liam Jackson, alias Black Jack, tn the
magazine to get more dynamite for our
protection in the barracks, but not To
throw at the house. l CAV Key the
pistol of Mr.. ROby i'm order to pro
tect himself and kept the
Ratchet in my pocket. While re-
turning from the magazine and when
near the tank, Mr.. Foster ran out. 1
struck him across the abdomen with
my Ratchet. MI. Foster said: Oh
and turned around with his hand in his
pocket. l saw he had Il razor and
jumped behind him and cut him in the
back. Mr.. Foster then fell and l
dropped my Ratchet AMI picked
up the razor. As i was 60
ing to the officers quarters l met
William James, alias Richmond.
Shorty" Ia Government Witness w.
had Mr.. Fales'gun, which l took away
James told MI he had fixed Mr.. Fales.
No One saw me when / struck Mr..
Foster and no one of tine witnesses
who have so testified could have seen
me. dill not cut Mr.. FaleS and did
not see him that day."
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-27
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

BREWERS nomination for Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court has beer
favOrably reported by the Senate Ju
dietary Committee.
CHAIRMAN COOLEY, of the Inter
State Commerce Commission, has beer
obliged by ill health to leave Washing
ton for his home.
CAPTAIN L. G.. SHEPPARD, com
handing the revenue steamer Rush
now at San Francisco, has been ap
pointed chief of the revenue marine
service.
MIR. STEAD has resigned his position
as editor of the Pail Mall Gazette. HI
proposes to start a review.
SERGEANT-AT-ARMs HOLMES, of the
House, has appointed E. j. HartshOrn,
of Iowa, to be cashier of his office, in
place of the defaulter SilcOtt.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has sent ia
the Senate the nomination of Cyrus
Leland, Jr., of Kansas, to lie collector
of internal revenue for the district OF
Kansas.
THE Ohio Supreme Court has decided
that the biennial elections amendment
to the State Constitution was not
legally adopted.
WILLIAM S. HARRISON, nephew of
the President. and assistant to the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul gen.
eral freight agent, died at River Forest,
ILL.,. recently, aged twenty-five.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS ear is trouble
some again. 1t has recently grown
worse. He is under treatment all the
time and is in constant pain.
A MEETING of Virginia colOred Re-
.publicans at Richmond adopted resO-
lutiOns calling on Congress to pass a
general election law.
The Spanish Chamber of Deputies
has approved a measure giving the suf-
frage to officers in the army and ex-
GLIDING soldiers in active service.
WILHELM Won GIEsEBRECHr, the
German historical writer, is dead.
EX-CONGREssMAN JOSEPH LYMAN,
of Council Bluffs. Iowa, was stricken
with paralysis while at his Office. His
chances of recovery were slight.
1T is stated that Consul Lewis, who
has created so much trouble in MOrOc
CO, has been recalled.
THE PrOhibitory law has passed
both houses of the North Dakota Leg
islature.
MALIEToA has been proclaimed King
in Samoa. and has been formally so
recognized by the Cons0ls.