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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
THE ELLA CoRDeLL MYSTERY.
A Post-Mortem Examination Reveals the
Cause of Death.

CANTON, Mo, June IA committee
from Industry, accompanied by DR.. Edgar
Bales, of Macomb, and assisted by Drs.
Il. Turner and B. H. Smith. Jr, OF Can
ton, visited the cemetery here yesterday
and caused the body of Ella Cordell to be
exhumed. A thorough post morteIn ex-
animation was made, which showed that
death was cansed by criminal operation.
The physicians were all equally positive rs
to the facts and cause of death The com
mittee fully expressed themselves rs to
the individual responsibility for the girls
condition. The report of the examin alton
and investigations at Canton will I'M
doubtedly canse a big sensation in their
village
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
WHAT THE VETERANS WILL GET.
A Statement Showing the Appropri ations
Already Made.

Statement Showing the Appropr ations
Already Made.
WASHINGTON CITY, June 14-Henderson
of Iowa took occasion Thursday to make
detailed statement of the appropriations
made so far for the benefit of the veterans
of the war for the Union. He explained
that exclusive of postal receipts the gross
revenues of the government would be
about 1856, 600, 600 and he added in con
clusion; 1T is proper the soldiers should
know these facts" 1t will be seen that
nearly As. per cent. of the estimated gov
ernment income goes TO the soldiers
Appropriations in Detail.
Following are the items appropriate d:
Regular pension bill. s.S, 427, 46l; Urgent
deficiency, s2l .6l3, 0O9: soldiers home (de-
ficiency) sSl, 500 artificial limbs def
ciency). 81, 900; pay and bounty claims,
81, 123 629; soldiers homes, =, 6O1, 765 aid
for state homes. Si00000; artificial limbs,
si02 600; pay and bounty claims, :, 50 O0O;
expenses of pension Office, &, 49, 80; rec
Ords and pension division, war depart
ment. SS31,27O; act for total helpleSsness,
5000; general pension act passed W ednes-
day, 4G,GD,00; urgent deficiency, :s3 70S,-
SSS; total, $l72, 49, 7Sl.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14

New YORK June IA special to The
Evening Post from Louisville, KY, says
Edwin 7. Elliott, assistant passenger
agent of the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road at Louisville, is missing with about
5000 OF the company's money, which he
is supposed to have lost on the races
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
rhat Grant-Lee Monument.

movement inaugurated here last week to
erect by popular subscription at Cumber-
land Gap colossal equestrian statues Of
Gems. Grant and Lee, the former looking
south and the latter looking north, and
extending hands to each other. has taken
the country by storm, and si4, 900 has been
already subscribed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
Fatally Hurt Mt Polo.

SIOUX CRY, Ia, June l4-Fred B. Close,
wealthy English banker, was fatally in
jured last evening by being thrown from
his horse in a game of polo between the
Sioux City and Lemars clubs. Mr. Closes
horse c1llided with another and after he
had been thrown to the ground he was
kicked and stunned by his own horse.
The other horse fell upon him
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14

Boston, Mass, June LIT is an
nounced that the Sergeant prize of $40 for
the best metrical version OF the Tive MY
ninth ode of the Third Book of Horace,
has been awarded to Miss n l.. Reed, of
the Harvard annex This is the first time
that any one of eth annex students has
succeeded in carrying off the honors which
are generally supposed to belong to the
students of the sterner sex.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
The Columbus. a.. stree, Car strike

COLUMBUS, O, June IA compromise
has been agreed upon between the Con
solidated Street Car company and its EN-
ployes, and the cars We're started again yes
terday. At O'Clock yesterday morning the
company agreed upon a scale Of wages to
be presented to the men. This was done
Immediately. and the men have accepted
it. The company are to take all the old
men back BY the terms of agreement
the conductors get $40 per day and the
drivers SLIGO The former wages were
SLIGO and Sl.43 respectively and the de-
mand of the men was 81 ~ and 81 81 re-
Snacfivaly
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
Those Harvard Red Painter.

Boston, June 1.-The story recently
published that the Harvard vandals we're
known, and that owing to their high So
cial connections an exposure was not I 0 be
made, is emphatically denied by the au-
thorities at Harvard. 1t is reported hat
the faculty are doing all they can to ind
the offenders. They have no clue even as
to what sort of men did it,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
Given yyhite-Cap Justice.

ATHOL, Mass, June 1.-The wife of
Fred Rogers while being severely bea EN-
by her husband jumped from window to
escape him and was badly injured Rog-
ers was visited later by about fifty It'll
zens and treated to n taste of White-tap
Justice
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
The Base Ball Record.

CHICAGO, June l3.-FollowiHg are the
scores made on the diamond yesterday:
League: At MISUNDERSTANDING 4, New
York ,: Welsh and Sommers.
Carruthers and Bushong At Cincinnati
Cincinnati :. Cleveland ;; batteries
Wadsworth and thinner, Foreman and
Baldwin. Chicago-Pittsburg, and Boston
Philadelphia games postponed - wet
grounds
Brotherhood At Brooklyn oklyn
10, New York :; batteries weighing and
Cook, Ewing and Vaughn At Buffalo
Buffalo ,. Pittsburg IL; batteries-Keefe
and Mack, Maui and Qninn. At Cleve
land-Cleveiand :, Chicago II; batteries
King and Farrell, Bakeiy and snyder. The
Boston Philadelphia game postponed
wet grounds.
Western: AT Denver-St. Paul 4. Den
yer Il
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
Long Distance Racing at chicago.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE experiment in
the long distance racing line tried last
winter at Clifton was a decided success.
and now the Washington Park club will
give during their coming meeting two
mile race, with 81 200 added, two and
one-half mile race with $I.50O, a three
mile race with 3 900, and four-mile race
with 81 600
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
Novel Honor fora scu,ntor

BUFFALO. n Y, June 14-Next Mon
day the Seneca Indians will adopt into
their tribe, with the old-time rites. Mr..
James +. Kelley, the famous New York
soul tor and designer of the proposed Red
Jacket monument to be erected in this
city, and MIR. Converse, of New York. the
husband of Mrs. Harriet Maxwell Con-
verse, who Is already Seneca by adop-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
Yardmen Threaten to strike.

PfTTsBURG, June IA special from
Newcastle, Pa, says the yardmen on the
Pittsburg & Western and Pittsbure
& Lake Erie railroads have made a de
mand for an increase of wages to 81 for
ten hours work. They are now getting
81. 70 and 81. 50 and threaten to strike if the
wages are not advanced.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
Eight Men Probably Drowned.

HALIFAX, June 14-Eigbt men belong
ing To the American fishing schooner
Fanny A. Squirting are missing. The YES
sci arrived at North Sidney yesterday, and
the captain reported that the men were
out in four dories on Wednesday last off
Cape North. A strong tide was running
and the men were unable to reach the
schooner. Nothing has since been heard
af fhnm
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14

LONDON, June AT. p. O'Connor's in
terest in The Star has been purchased by
his partners in the enterprise, the price
paid being f15,OO0 The terms of the
transaction include a stipulation that Mr..
O'Connor shall not start another paper in
London within three years.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
A Oueer Socialist Caprice-

LONDON, June 1.-THE Socialists of
Manchester have called meeting for next
Sunday to protest against the action Of
the corporation of that place in extending
to Stanley the freedom Of the city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
ANGRY ELEMENTS.
eath-DeaIing Storms Sweep
Over the Country.
A oL0UD-BURsTs FEARFUL WORK.

Six Persons, Three of Them Women
Drowned Near Maysviile, Ky.-A Fright
full Railway Wreck with Three FataIi-
ties-A Cool Engineers Escape from
Observation-Disclosures Work In North
Dakota-A Total Wreck Made of Crops
in Iowa.
MAYsyfLLE, KY. June 1.-THE terrible
storm of Thursday night and yesterday
morning caused a series of frightful dis
asters at Bulls creek, four miles east of
this city, in which six persons were
drowned. A like number are missing,
and it is feared are lost, and three other
persons were killed in railroad wreck
caused by the work of the storm. About
midnight heavy rain storm, accompan-
led by thunder and lightning, occurred.
Every minute the storm increased in fury.
LuiI to Gather Strength.
Suddenly there was lull, followed by
crash of thunder that seemed 10 rend the
hills. For moment all was black; then
there was a roar as of Niagara. Two i'm
mense clouds had come together and Bull
creek was roaring river solid wall of
water swept down the narrow valley
where the little stream had its course, car
rylng houses. fences, barns and every
thing before it 1t is believed that at least
dozen persons were drowned or killed in
the food
Six Dead Bodies Found.
The following dead bodies have been
found:
ftcIa
Lucy Pestler, widow, and her daugh-
!, tiers. Bette and Julia, and two sons
Tom Williams dwelling was struck by
lightning and burned to the ground,
the family barely escaping. James Ir-
wins sawmill was swept away COM
pletely, not a vestige of it remaining The
stone culvert on the Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad over Bull creek was washed out
into the river while the storm was at its
height, and the westbound freight train
ran into a washout, causing a fearful
wreck.
The Wreck of Train.
The engine and nineteen ears were piled
one upon top of another, almost out of
sight in the creek bottom. Engineer C. C..
Roadcap, of Greenup county, Fireman
Morris Honaker, of Lewis county, and
Brakeman Charles u Eaton were buried
beneath the wreck Conductor W. X.
Watts and brakeman w A Eove Jumped
from the hind car and escaped unhurt.
The train was made up of thirty-two cars.
Nine carloads of shoes and boots for
Louisville went down in the wreck A
fast wrecking train on the way to the
scene ran over Frank Scott, a colored EN-
plOye, and killed him. a passenger train
came near running into the freight wreck.
! the engineer failing to see the fiagman
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
Buried I'm the Ruins.

Aberdeen, S. D., June IA heavy
windstorm in western Marshall county
yesterday morning demolished seven ba rms
and the residence of George Secord at
Burch. Mrs. Secord and her 6-year old
boy were buried in the ruins The boy
was killed but the mother will recover
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
The Wreck of a Train.
RAN A RACE WITH DEATH
And Wa, Lucky Enough to Beat the Grim
Terror.

NEW GoEK, June l4.-There was pc
culiar incident, with a narrow escape from
serious consequences on the Ontario and
Western railway the other day The car
penters who are at work building the new
| station at Mountaindale permitted car
heavily loaded with lumber to get away
from their control The car started off
on the heavy grade down the mountain
toward Summerville, nine miles distant
| and, gathering Roadway rs it moved. was
soon running at frightful speed
a Gravel Trains Danger.
Fortunately, mt that hour there was no
passenger train due on the single track
between the two stations But there
stood IL gravel train on the level spot of
track near Summerville Theengineer of
this train who was alone on board, heard
the roar and saw the cloud of dust that
signaled the approaching peril. With in
slant presence of mind he got his engine
in motion, under full head of steam
backing his train up the ascending grade
on the opposite mountain side toward the
next station.
A Wreck but No Lives Lost.
He succeeded in running three miles be-
fore he was struck by the runaway car,
in following the gravel train up the grade
The collision, however, make a bad wreck
of the engine and gravel chars The en-
gineer bravely stuck to his post, and es-
capped without serious injury
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-14
AReENTIFERous ELooueNcE.

The Senate Seems willing to Listen to 1t
Indefinitely.
WASHINGTON CITY, June 1.-THE SEN
ate seems 10th to conclude the intermina-
bletalk on the silver question. Yesterday
the close of general debate was postponed
until Monday and the business of thresh-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
JUNTA De DRPRNSA.

Hoy ha tenido lugar Ia consti.
tuci6n de Ia Janta encargada del
estudio de un proyecto de defensa
de Ia isla; comprendlendo en- este
estudio todos los asuntos relacio.
nados con el fin dispuesto por re-
ciente Real Olden.
Componen Ia Junta 81 Excmo
Sr. Captain General, Presidente;
Vocales: ell Excmo Sr. General
3: Cabo; Excmo Sr BrigsLier de
Marina; Coronel de ArtillerfA
Coronel de Iugenieros; Coronel
de E,tsdo Mayor; Coronel de To-
fanteri. senor Rizo y Secretario
el Teniente Coronel de Cazadores
de Colon D. Adriano Lopez y
Morillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
iMONsTRUOSIDAD! |!

No hay que asustarse. Aqui
ciertos colegas q cualquiera cosa
llaman monstraOSidad; en- cambio,
hay algunas que parecen q nues-
tros adversarios una belleSa. Tan
extrsviado tienen ell gusto.
IQa6 ha pasado7 Pues NADIA
que el Sr. Gobernador General,
eump!iendo ell art. as de la Ley
electoral, ha pasado a la Comisi6n
lei Censo de Msysgtiez unas ms
cripciones electorales ordenadas
por sentenciA eJe;utoria. Y que,
Ademss, no podfa obrar de otrO
modo, Gin fAltar q Ia ley.
INAda mae? NADIA mas. IY
4 este llama LA Razsn Z" mons
truosidads E,to 81 que es mons
tru0S0.
NAds, que squi habra que pre-
guntAr: Ique es 10 que merece el
concepto de legal y justo2 Lc
que sc hace q gusto = cspricho dc
ciertos po'ftieos autonomistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07

provecho propio, abandona lac
aulas, para lanEarse al ruido y d
Is algarads, q la insubordinaci6D
y d la protesta; esa noble clase 3
quieu desde muy temprano SO ha'
ce OR Ia engafiosa VOC de Mac
beth: "Mscbeth, Macbeth sera'
rey; elector, seras diputado; ciu
dadano, sera' ministro."
Y al -lado de todo ESQ los poll
ticos sesudos q graves, que POI
tales se tienen y como tales har
subido y 6gurado, con las mano'
IleDas de ineienso para quemarlt
en- ell altar de esas asonadas, J
& los mismos que acaban de lie
var las riendas del poder, pene
trando en- los ensangretados um
brales de la revolucion, y sali1
Iuego, lIenos de miedo y convic.
tos de impotencis, para sostenel
con prestigio su propia reputa
ci6n.
Ahora, que aprendan y medi
ten los pueblos y gobiernos. Ii
iucha contra ell poder es general
persistents y continua. La resis'
tencia tiene que ser decidida
fuerte y poderosa.
Es una necesidad, es un deber
es una ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
SANTA BARBARA.

En honor de su txcelsa Patro
"a, vistio de gala anteayer en- est,
Capital el benemerito Caerpo dl
Artilleria. Por la mafisua oyt
solemne misa en- Ia Iglesia de Sa'
Francisco, q Ia que asistieron 10
Sres Jefss, OGciales, classes y tro
pa.
A las 10 sc di6 q esta IN eu.u
lento almuerzo, y por Ia tarde uns
opipara comids.
Dentro del Quartet se entregt
la tropa a diversos regocijos, sir
que hubie:e que lamentar ell ma.
minimo dlsgusto.
Rein6 entire todos 10 mas her
mosa fraternidad, compatible cor
el buen orden y la discipline mi
litar.
Lo cual habla muy en- favor d.
nuestros bizarros artiIleros y de
sus virtudes, ssf como del cello
tino y exquisite regimen de su
dignisimos senores Jefss y Of :
ciales.
A todos nuestros enthusiastic.
placemes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07

rriquefio don Victor P. Martinez
Gonzalez, hijo querido de nuestro
distinguido amigo ' correligiona
rio don Victor Martinez, digno
Notario de San Sebastian, sc gra
duo de Licenciado en- Lsyes, en-
Ia Uaiversidad Com oosteIana de
Santiago, Ell IL de NoviemLre pro
ximo pasado.
Celebramos de to las veras 81
suceso, y por & fslicitsmos al nue..
70 jurisconsulto yA su amante
'e1 ,r padre y dennis famiIia, en-
cuya legitima algeria tomamos
parte, y desesmos D squel tods
suerte de honrosos triunfos en- el
ejercicio de su noble profession.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
Ds Il. p.

Una gran desgracia, una des-
gracia irreparable, ha sumido e
hogar, antes feliz, de nuestro dis.
tinguido amigo y correligionario
don Guillermo Frontera, de La
res, en- las luctuosas sombras dt
Ia affection sin limites, de Ia amar.
gura sin medida.
Su queridisima, virtuosa y por
todos conceptos digna y excelen
to stfiora esposa, Ia amautisima
madre deapenados seres quelleran
su triste ausencis, ha dejado el
mundo de los vivos, ha abandona-
do este vale de lagrimas para
morar eternamente en- Ia mansion
de las sobrenaturales bienaventu.
ranzaes
La sefiora dona Emilia Kop,
pisch, que asi Sc llAmaba en- 10
TERRA Ia malograda esposa del Sr
Frontera, era no solo una consor
to y una madre ejemplar, sino que
tambien una DANA distinguidisi.
ma, adornada de- las mas relevan.
tes cualidades. Su muerte debe
haber aldo generalmente sen ida
por toda Ia culta sociedad de La.
res. que saba apreciar sus meri-
toe.
Acompafiamos al desolado viu.
do y doloridos hijos en- su justo
pesar, y les deseamos consuelo y
resignaci6n, hacienda votos por Ia
gloria celestial de 10 que va no
exists en- la terra sino en- grata
recordaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
JUICIO ORAL In PONCE.

Como saben nuestros lectores
sc esta viendo en- juicio oral J
pdblico actualmente, ante In Au
diencia de 10 Criminal de Ponce
10 tristemente famosa causa ins.
truida por aquel Juzgado CON mo
two del horrible asesinato del an.
ciano D. Jeronimo Baez, cometido
con espantosas Circunstancias O.
afio pasado en- Villalba.a .arriba, ju
risdiccion de Juana- Diaz.
En- el transcurso de las sesio.
ues que prolijamente relata Ia
prensa de Ponce, 90 desarrolla en-
todos sus detalles Ii evocaci6n del
sAngriento drama.
Sc confabulan los asesinos: se
embadurnan unos las caras de
negro y otros sc lac cubren con
trapos; 90 emboscan todos dc no.
che, eerca de un camino por dom
de debe pssar Ia victima; pasa
esta, en- efecto, en- compafiia de su
criado y una mujerj caen prime.
70 sobre el sirviente, 10 estropean
con fuertes garrotes, en- tanto cue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
asuntos econ6micos de Ia Antills
hermana:

asuntos econ6micos de Ia Antilla
hermana:
Por la Real Sociedad Econ6mica
de Amigos del Pals de Ia Habana
ell senior don Rafael Montoro.
Por ell Ulrculo de Hacendados
de la Isla de Cuba: ell senior D. Ra-
fael Fern6ndez de Castro.
Por la O&mara de Comeroio de
la Habana: el senior don Segundo
Alvarez.
P0r la Oamara de Comercio de
Santiago de Cuba: ell Sr don Ber.
nardo Portuondo y Barcel6.
Por la Liga de Oomerciantes, i'm.
portadores de la Isla de Cuba: el
senior don Laureano Rodriguez.
Por la Union de Fabricantes de
Tabacos de la Habana: ell senor D
Benito Celorio.
"Sabemos, ademas dice un co
ga }, que Sc ha hecho tambi6n invi
taci6n para ell nombramiento de re-.
lpresentante, q Ia Sociedad de Es.
tudios Econ6micos de esta capita
(Habana)."
Ha empezsdo 4 publicarse or
10 Habana un nuevo perio iiet
militar.
Larga vida le deseamos.
Ninguna otra uoticia de impor
tancia hemos encontrado en- nues
tros canjes de Ia lila de Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07

mujer citada huge despavorids !;
srremeten en- seguida contra Biez
T 10 destrozsn d palos, = no cesan
en- su barbara tarea hssta que
iejs de existis.
Luego cargan con ell cadaver,
= para ahuyentar Ia pista de Ia
justieia, 10 conducen & otra juri,
dicci6n y 10 abandonan.
Mucha concurrencia asiste an
siosa q la vista, y los principales
fautores del crimen han sido oh
jeto de la profunds antipatia del
pdbIico por ell einlco desparpsjo
CON que niegsn ahora todo 10 que
declararon en- ell sumario.
Ea algunas declaraciones dan
cierto juego las sociedades secre
tas polfticas de los cam2os de
Juana Dfsz, y uno de los coauto.
res 8 completes del delito fgura
como el intr0ductor de las pro,
pias sociedades secretas en- aque.
llos campos.
Esta causa ser& con ell tiempc
apellidada celebre. Otras de me.
nos importancis ocupan prefsren.
to lugar en- los anales del crimeu.
Para tres de los procesados pi-
de ell Fiscal en- sus conelusionet
provisionales 10 pena de muerte
Para otros, en- ndmero de siete
cadena perpe:ua, y di.tintas pena.
para los restantes.
FAltan tres del n1mero total d.
los indivfduos que faeron encau
sados con motive del hecho dt
autos. E,os tres fAllecieron an.
tes de quedar eoncluso el suma
rio.
Constituyen Ia Sa!a los sefIorel
Giraldez, Presidente, Y Lilo, Me
riel, Fajardoy y L On, Magistrados
Fiscal, el senior Flores.
D. fensores de los procesados
los sefiores Letrados Perea y Lo
pes, de M.yagti'z y San German
B ,cerra Cd. ] re R }, Rodriguez
Cotorrue o y Diaz Navarro.
Segda 10 Revista, las piesas d.
conviction que estan de manifies
to en- ell juicio son:
"Dos escopetss de piston sin dispara
dor nj Have, IN rollo de cuerds gruess
0arios machetes de campo, unos col
vsinas J otros sin elias, aIgunos palo
oto.etes de dif-reDtes tarnafios, grneso
J de MADEIRA, algunas brszas de cuerd
ina envueltas en- IN pslo de pino, d
pedazo de hierro cuadrado adaptable
an mango corto, IN psdszo de ca6
oambd de I'm pie le largo y tres cuarts
de pulgada de diAmetro CON IN crista
en- IN extreme J un hgujsro peque6
en- el medic del otro, figurando an en-
teojo, una botella de vidrio axulado CO
mo de I'm litro de cspscidad, una il
IgNera CON re- fdoos de hume negr
en- 50 fondo, I'M papel CON un POGO d
dicha sustancis, IN fragmsnto de ca
miseta con Algunas manchss nsgras
grssientas , dos cAracolss 8 fotutos".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
RENTAS PUBLICAS.
RECAUDACIo r .

Acaba de publican en- Ia GGce-
ia Ia Jefatura de Ia Real H4cien
da, un resumsn de .os estados de
10 recaudaci6n habida por las Ad
ministraciones locales = Colectu
rias de 10 l ,la durante ell mes dc
Octubre pr6ximo pasado, compa
rads CON su respective del afo
anterior, 1889.
Segdn el mismo resumen, Ia
recAudacion por las rentas de Con-
tribuciones & impuestos, Adua-
nas, EstAncadas, Bienes del Esta-
do & Ingresos eventuales, durante
el mes de Octubre proximo pasa-
do, assemble en- las Administra.
clones locales de Ia Isla q las 81.
guientes cantidades totales:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
CURACl0N DR LA TIgIS.

No queremos privar 4 nueatros
lectores, siQuera sea en- extracte,
del interesantisimo articulo publi-
cado por el DR. Roberto Koch en- 81
SsnaanGriO mSdico alSmdsh articulo
con tan justa impaciencla esperado
por d mundo Cientiaco 7 por nna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
Total general. 393.I20.9

Compar&ndose este resultado
CON ell obtenido de lA recsudacion
de las mismas rentas en igual pc
riodo del ano anterior, advietten.
9 enpr6ximo pasado mes de o..
tuble las siguientes diferencias:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07

Presentado don Claro Diaz, pri-
sionero que fu6 de Martin Velaz-
quez, con 21 indivfduos de la mis-
ma partida, habi6ndole dado muer-
te al bandolero cabecilIa Martin
VelGzquez, trayendo Ia cabeza de
dicho cabecilla; los presentados 81
guen la marcha para Baracoa 4
presentarse al Alcalde Municipal.
Los presentados han sacado ocho
carabinas Remington, cuatro esco-
petas, siete rev6lvers y municio.
mes.
Lo hsgo p6blico por este medic
para general conocimiento y salts
facci6n de los habitantes de este
termino.
Baracoa, s de Noviembre de
1S90.-El Teniente Alcalde encar.
gado, Francisco Navarro