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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04
NUESTRO PARTIDO
EN- RIO-GRAND DE.

Segdn so coilge del acta que
ontinuacion insertamos, parec,
,ue la organization de nuestr'
Partido no anda en- Rio Grand'
..l como es de esperar del patrio
i.mo de aquellos correlIgionario
sntusiastas. Por causas que n.
ION de este momento, se hs acor
iado la dlsoluci6n de aquel c.
n,fe Local, y Sc nos cits Ell nom
,re de una persons como tnic,
:aussnte de Ia desavenencis. La
nentsmos el suceso, y no duda
nos que aquellos corrsligionarlo'
isjando 4 IN lado los motive
ounca grandes de pequsn.s dIfe
rencia,, voivsran q reorgauizars
.uanto antcs. Y sentiliamos qu.
.'guno, leJos de pressar el spoyt
moral y material necesario, IL
fantase 10 bandera de oposicio
1istematics. Sigue q continus
zion el doeumento q que nos rsfe
rimos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04
La carload en- C0amo.

La suscripcion alberta en- ests
Villa para socorrer q los desgra-
iados de Ia Peninsula asciende d
8 respectable sums de $54l21,
,ue hemos recibido de nues,ro
Iissinxuido amigo y correligiona
no Excmo. Sr. D)n Clotilde de
santiago, para entregar en- eI
B.nco, segdo 10 dispuesto, 10 cua
nemos verl6ca1o en- el dia de ha
Me1ece cAiurosos placemes tar
noble y generoso proceder, y lo'
enviamos de Godo coriz6n q ul
pueblo donde tanto abundan lo
ouenoa patriotas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04

compuesia de los sedores Don Pa.
legrin Torra bas Y Don Juan R,a
50 Ie comunique su nombramiento
oara 81 aceptaci6n 8 renunoia
Nombrada la Oomisi6D, sali6 &
cnmplir 50 cometido y de vaelta
eKpusieron que Don Ramon P. VI
liamil agradecfa la honra qua "a
le asababa de hacer, pero que no
le era posible aceptar en- raz6n &
que deDtro de breves dlas habYfa
ds marcharse para la Peninsula
sdemas funiandose en- 0ua M
puede Pre- i'd nte de esta eolec-
tV dad por raz6n de gu cargo de
Alcalde ane ejegce actualme1te. &
gu, os funcioDarios les esta prohibI-
do expresamente por circular del
G0bierno General fhmIscuiraa an
a.untos polfticos. La Junta ac0r-
10 admltlrle Ia renuacia en- v,sta
ie los fundamentals que presenta.
Acto seguido y por unaDimidad "a
acordo eiegir q DON Domingo Bal
irlch p,ra ell referldo cargo. nom
0randose q Don Bonifacio w. Del
<adO y DON 10 & Un1tien para
que fueran en- comisi6n ( comuni-
'arle 50 nombramienso, y habi6n.
iolo yeriicado,. les manifesto Don
Domingo Bsldrioh que no aceptaba
ii cargo para ell cual Sc le acababa
ie eiegir. Ea tai estado, y consi.
'erandO que es i'm posible la cont.
uuaclon en- sus fu0eiones de cate
Oom,t6 Lpca, tods vez que ningu-
q de Las pers0nas electas para
Presidente hs querido aceptar 81
aomoramiento, expusieron los se-
lores Don Tomas Psz, Don jose
Ufiguen, DON Jnan Beyley. DON
Jnan Ros y Chumuriilas, Don Bo-
ifaolo W: Delgado y Don CUTLER
} no kexach, one muY Atu pesar '
'ontra todo So gusto, 80 veian
,bligados presentar en- 81 mismo
"stante de dimisi6n de sus caroos
ie Vice Presidente, vocales y Sc.
'cetario respect vamente, aue has-
tala f.cha han venido desen1uefIan.
do. La Junts, ent srada, acordd
.ceptar ls dimision propaesta. dis.
poniendo 30 hbre copia de ests
.eta para que por los sefioros Dor
Tomas Paz y Don jose &. L6pes
.quienes Sc comisiona al efecto
sea preseptada al senior President.
iel OoDite Certrsl, q quien debe
1 ran exponer verbalmente las raxo
aes por demas. podeIoeas que ha,
, ooligado este Comite 6 pressnta
, 50 dimisi6n. Con 10 cual 90 di,
por termlnado el acto, fifmaDd,
, 'os concurreDtes que supieron ant,
III de que certiticO :-T0mAs Psz-
Iuan Beyley - Juan Ros - Jos,
= Urlguen-Pelegrin Torralbas-Ma
i teo Sanchez-Pbro, Juan Bonet-
Juan Fernandez Loredo.-Por N
, Don Jo.e Maria Oardona, Afa
1 luel Mellado-Jos6 Quifones :
I enrique ViRas-BOnifacio w. Del
sado-G. Rexach, 'Seeretario.s
.' Es fiel traslado de su original
Ia llbro pala 81 publication on q
, BoLnT1N MERCANTIL de orden de
, 'enor Vice Presldente que 10 visa
|" Gu hio drande q treinta de A gost,
u IL mil oohoClentos noventa y uno
V! B' Ri Vice Presidente, Tom6
. Paz.-El Secretario, G.. Rexach.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04
VAPtR 4" REINA CHRISTINA.

Este esplendido vapor correo.
que eutF6 q, or en- puerto, proceden.
CO de Ia Peninsula, y ha seguido
vlaJe esta malana para la Capital
IL la Isla dc QUA, lufri6 valiente-
nente, durante "a horas, POGO an
es de Ilegar aQuf, el siniestro iDflu.
10 dc I'm cicio0.
Sc experimentation 4 bordo al
Eunos desperfectos y la alarma del
aumeroso passje foe grande.
D. Oapitan, senior Gorordo, los
fiolales J trIpulaci6n del buoue.
'egdn henios dido d varios pasaie.
ns, portaronse de nm modo be.
roico, superior 4 todo encomio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04

La ciudad de Almsria Y muchos
de sus puebl lloran tambi6a los
iesastrosOs efeotos del temp0ra ,
pues no solo sc han derrumb4dO al
gunas casas, sino que ha habido
uuchas victimas ell panico fn6
gramde, pues los vecinos de las
sasas inundadas pediau soCorro con
griros desgarEadOres y peIecieron
por no poder ampsrarlos, ues Il
aqua entraba & tCrrente, pr les
nab ItaciOn es b8jas, arrs sTraudO per-
sun as y nut biee las tamil as do
soladss loEsbsn, liamar do a gfitOs
A los esposos 6 bij rs que no pare
sian. Los ba Eos de san Jo' &, AL
oy Altarac, han qutdadO des-
truidos lor complete, pues la ma
vor pate De las casas vinierOn q
lerra eE aqua srrss tF6 oil uaF los
earros Y coches que estSban en- Ia
aalles, al iorrehte dest uai6 !, S br
4ol. s de Ia A amrda lie b l6 Il
de. bordamiento alcauz6 4 los ple-
Dlos de Andaray OueVss, destTu
yendo Ia vega y dejando en- Ia mi.
ssria 4 Ice baotadores que han esta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04

caLtida les para socorrer las mise
rias de los pueblos inundades.
La GaCetG ha pabllcado una Real
Orden, aprobando las instruccio-
ues, modelos y pliegos para la es-
tadfstica judicial en- Cuba y Puer-
to Rico
La Ultima resena de mi revists
81 tsmb en- fdnebre. Han falleci
10: en- Madrid, ell magistrate de-
Tribunal Supreme de Justicia, don
Manuel Sandoval y Robles. E Ia
V lla de Pozuelo de Alarc6n, ell SO
nador D Felix 8. Alfonzo y Paro
II. tan couocido en- esa isla. Ef
Oorufia, el poeta gallego D. Benit'
Losada Y en Valiadolid, ell arzo
,ispo ID. Manuel Miguel Gomez
e. p. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04
PARTIDA.

Dimos auoche, y bordo del Va.
1or correo Rsina Marta Cristi
ma, el abrazo J Adios de despedids
ii joven sfecsuoso amigo nuestro
8 inteligeate estudiAute don Ne
nssio Perez Morris, hjo poIi!icc
lie nuestro querido Director, y e
:ual ha partido para continual
us estudios unlversitarios de D.
recho.
Deseamosle feliz y prospere
visje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04
~ sal
IN HONOR DBL MAESTRO RlFIIl.

Continu.mos publicando elre.
'altado de Ia collects inicisda por
os artssanos de esta Capital con
o. tin dc honrar 10 memoris del
Maestro Rafael.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04

MI estimado amigo. Or6ese rs.
neralmente que el presente sIglo
10 es dc egoismo y altamente p0si.
tivista; este aserto 10 desmiei,te
el liustrado y modesto liCepciatic
Don Manuel Marines Rossell6. 81
oual, con 50 asiduitlad y profundos
conoclmientos, ha saIvado de las
6 rrss de la muer,o & tres uerar,-
as que me son muy caras mi So-
nora J dos hijas.
\ Q, mo auDque peae 4 Ia modes-.
tia dtlDr. Martinez deseo demos.
traile la gFatitnd que ates oran
nuesn os cors8ones, en- mi nomhsa.
. Il de mi esposa & hijas 10 haro
D el peri6dico de an .iigna dlrer.
lon, por 10 que le aDticipa las rra-
oias su affmo amigo 9. s:
QB.s.M
VtcsoviaNe Ddvila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04

SECRETARIA.
Rslaci6n nominal de donativos para
atsciar las de,grGotas oourridas
altsmamente en- Ia Peninsula, que
SO publsca en- Ia Gaceta por aous, =
do do Ia Ju"ta y orden del Excmo.
Sr. Prestdente.
AsnSla eorrts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04
JU,fl PROVINCIAL Ok SOCOssOS

PARA
LAS VICTIMAS DE LA PENINSULA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04
GRAT1TUD.

Patillas % deSeptiembre de 1891
Sr Director del .BoLnT1E MnR.
OANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04

Don Adolfo Rauschem-
plat. ........... 25
Sres Sucesores do Do
RADIO y 90. ........ 10
Don Francisco Font. 6
d" Manuel Vicente. Is
Sres Sucesores de Abar-
CAs s-a-~s..s D
Don Sci attn AlOnsO. 5
Sres SuoesOres 0e Bor-
doy.. ....".... B
Don Joh6 Oerca. ...... 8
Sres Osr0onell Oovas v
Nu@ 4
Lentini y 90. A
Don AutoHinO Jauregui A
jose Gonzalez Qdi-
anO.. 3
Sres t1uevcd0 hermanos 8
+" RsQuero y Gandara 2
+" Luciano I.omha,,. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04

Al leer los detalles del descarri
lamieuto de O4s'il ejO y des, u6s e
0cnrr do en OatarrOja, proVlDoIa d,
Vaer cla, donde hDbo heridos tar
graves one a cuauo ha habIdO GU,
smputarIes las pierDas, sin espe
ranza quiza de 81 salvaCl0n, III
curIoso ha publicadO la serie dt
desa stres 0cuIridOs en- los teEr0 Ca
rifles de Eurot y America, AFRO
jandO la de COosOladora suma de
I65 acoiC teS Gu " dfas, perecien
d. 265 personals Y saliendO heridak
OIL EstO sin Contar los de Espa
IA en- esta decena, que han sldO
muchos y muy lastimosOs. Lak
famlllas qUe termlDan sW Temporal
"a de veraneo en- los bali earIOk
extraDjer0s y ekpaToles tIembiaI
con Eaz6n al pensar one tieuen que
yaIerse de las lineas feIreae; Y la
ran bien en- preveniGse, hacienda
iestameutO y salIend0 UOnfesadas.
Tampoco el mar ha dejado de
0frecer asunto = la puma para DIR
ouen tn de- slgunos siniestrOs. HI
vepor N0ntes, que ssli6 do la Coru.
ia para Hatbna, el ola IL, en-
en 10 b jos de BaIdayo 1
a OunAa ianchAa naA cadoron AZ
MalplcA salvaron 4 10 tripu aci6n v
! los pasaieros. pereclendo solo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04

Como el cicl6n Sc dej6 sentir Ell
toda Esp na, tamb en- csy6 en Ma
drid uns lluvia torren, ial Ia nOch,
del II; pero por fortuna solo sufn
mos algunos desperfectos en- 10.
~dIficios ruinosos. NohtrIesoom n,
Sc equlvoc6 en- sus ptedicc ones a.
tron0micas, pnes bahia anunciad,
Ell huracan. Terrible prOfecia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-04
ACTA.

Don GMillermo kerach, Secretarit
del COmitS Local de! PGrtido Tn
Condicionalmente EspafsOl de est
Pueblo.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
THEY GAIN A POINT.
ANARCHIST CASES ADVANCED
BY THE SUPERIOR COURT.
MILLER Thinks mr.
salouon's Points are Well
Taken.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. el.-The
plea of Noses Solomon Tor an early
hearing of the Chicago anarchist cases
has been granted by the Unite States
supreme court. 1he court also ad-
vnnced the cases of the New York
murdersrs, Nicola TreZzia and James
McL ly.ine, for argument on tho first
Monday in December, and the cases OF
Schwah and Fie den will be taken up ns
soon as Tie eleetrocution cases are
disposed OF Neither Solomon nor
Butter was present. Justice Field
merely announced that the motion 10
advance the appeal case of tleldon
and schwab, with others which no
mentioned, would be advanced. Then
he named the day and sat down.
1t will take one or two days for Gen
cral utter and MIR, Solomon to pre-.
sent their argument and doubtless ms
many more for the defense to present
theirs. I he decision of the court may
be given within fortnight following
The Attorney General said that At
torney Salomon's hope that his clients
may be liberated in time to take
their Christmas dinner in Chicago
may ke reali ed. A great deal OF in
terest in the case is manifested here
and Attorney Solomon bel ef that no
will sucC eed has number of support
ers among the legal fraternity. should
the anar, hists be liberated it would be,
these supporters think, en- the ground
that the prisoners were not In court NJ
the time the Illinois supreme court
passed sentence The habeas corpus
plea is not, they think. SO well founded
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
New York sfncIts.

NEW York. Oct 10. The market opened
n moderately active aud decidedly weaker 8i
declines Of IA TO 81 per cent. led by Missouri
Pacific, Northern Pacific preferred Gran
gers aud Atchlson. Loud VI had some sell
ing orders Ia krc Union 'acliic, Atchison
Wizards, and 81. Paul. Traders wero bear
ISL, aud sold active stocks freely on the de-
clines Bonds were dull Exchange was
ssi 10 4Jii-2 The outgO OF currency to tn!
Interior continues on u smaller scale thar
usual ut this period of the year. Tht
steamship La Champagne from Ilayrc tIli
morning brought 10000 IN gold. Thr
FuIda from Bremen yesterday Drou-h,
10 90 o in gold. The commercial price OF il
80 IS. The steamship Normannla. from Ham
burg. brought l55n.00O In gold. Tho total BY
all steamers to-day Is .2,05OOOl
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
HOT After thc Cinnamon,

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct 2i.--The
influx Of Cinnamon INTO Texas by way
OF the Mex, nm border continues. Not
II day passes that one or two of them
are not arrested by deputy marshals,
During the last week iii ,cen have been
arrested on the Texas side OF the kio
Grande. Tho number which have
escaped the deputies can not be csti,
ma ed. 1t cannot be less than twenty
hive. All those lated will bo sent back
to China via San francisco, lwo were
caught near Eaglo Pass last night, +
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22

CHICAGO. Oct i0.--About II 900 hogs arrived
here to-day. Tho average quality was poor
Trade was fairly active, but no were b.
lower, while pigs were DC higher Heavy hogs
sold at sI.25. i7j. light weights at 81 IS 40
chiefly mt 1878 .i5), ard pigs at 1000
4.3l Cattle receipts wore 1900 head. Native
beef steers were quotable Mt 1879 $50 buI
sales were mostly ut 1880 to 300 stockers
and feeders sold at Si.i5 to $40, cows and
bulls az &l.t0 10 $40, chiefly ut 800 TO e.7b,
chiefly at ,I.-0 to 40, calves at 800 to 10
Texas steers at 2.l0sto u y, and western
range steers ats275 toiT. Sheep were iu
faIrdemand ut S275 10 ~, and lambs SOLD
at s3 10 to $3.50. About 1890 were received
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
SAY BALMACEDA is ALIVE.
Two Members OF IrIs star Expect TO
Meet Him In New York.

CINotNYArr, Ohio. Oct rs. DR..
Francis Rivers and Carlos del Rio, ate
of the military stan OF President Bat
maceda, OF Chile, arrived here early
yesterday mornidg and took Pam
handle train for New York. Neither
could speak word OF English. They
had with them outs Bloch OF Cali
fornia as interpreter. Through him
they said Balmaceda was not dead, all
reports OF suicide TO tie contrary not
wiIhstanding. and they expected to
meet him either in New York or III
Europe.
New YORK. Oct. 10. -"Balmaceda is
as dead as Julius Caesar" said II mem
Der of w. II. Grace ~ Co.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
AROUND THE WORLD.
Moody and snnkey 10 start Soon on
a Long Journey.

NEW York, Oct 2l.-Moodv and
Sankey, the evangclists, will sail from
this city Thursday for Scotland, from
viii Ii country thew will start together
for trip around the world. This is u
long tai edo journey, which until re-
Gently MIR. Moody intended making
alone. On his return from Chicago 10
this city lac met Mr.. sankey and per.
suadcd him TO accompany him to ohe
Holy Land. Thev will probably be
absent from this country about eigh-
teen months.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
GOLD CONTINUES TO COME
Brcadstuns and Cotton Exports Much
Larger Than a Year Ago

NEW York, Oct sl--Thc CONNER
cial bulletin says Exports of bread
stuffs have not been altogether main
taiucd throughout October, though
the aggregate will certainly be rs large
II not greater than las month. Bot
of cotton n much larger quantity
than usual has been sent abroad thus
FAR, though not quite so much as ex-
ported in October of last year, IL may
therefore be in erred that tho excess
of exports over imports OF merchan.
d Sc, which was large year ago viii
6e somewhat larger tho present month,
s. iurther contributions of gold TO
American stores will DO required from
tho trenAnricS Of tho old WORLD
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
The Flooded CITY.

Johnston, the flooded clty, is report
ed to have gained 100 per cent. in pop
ulation since 1880. Much of this gain
comes from the consolidation with
Johnstown of adj dining boroughs. but
there has probably been no real loss OF
population resulting from the great
hood. 1t Is an active, thriving place,
filed with new and more attractive
looking homes than those that were
sw ept away, and the stranger walking
through the streets would lad little to
remind him OF the great disaster OF
two years ago.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
They Interview King. Nowadays

PARIS, Oct. II, AN important inter,
view with the King OF Beg um regard
ing the relations OF Belgium and ter
many is printed in to.day's naulois,
which repre- ,cnts the king rs denying
with extreme indignation that any
secret treaty has been concluded DO
tween the powers named, and assert
ing that in the case of war between
France and Germany, Belgium will
preserve strict neutrality.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
THE OBITUARY RECORD.
Carl stein, Musical Criic of The New
Yorn Stnat. xcitunu.

NEW YoBH, Oct. Hl.--GuStavo Stein,
musical director of the Stats Leitung,
died to-day Of pneumonia. lie was
recently bitten by a spider, and an
OPERATION made necessary on that ac'
count weaEened him ana was in Sc mo
sense the cause OF his death,
PORTLAND, Me, Oct lp.--Gcorgo II.
H. jackson, president of the Portland
Savings BANK, and ex. president OF the
Maine Central Railroad, died day.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
Visible supply OF Grain.

NEW YORK, Oct 2i.--The following
is the visible supply of grain in store
piled ny the New York Produce Tx
change, Wheat 81, 05s,94l bushels; in.
crra g, ,6ol, $50 bushes. Corn 3,o5J,.
$50 bushels; increase, l,n35, i5l bushels,
Oats, 4,9i4,337 bushels: decrease, ivo,-
go bushels. Rye, 1905, Vz3 bushels;
increase, lo3, 1854 bushels. Barley ,, loi,-
507 bushels; increase, 5S4,i63 bushels.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Oct. IL. Board of Trade mar
kots started weak with prices lower Wheat
declined TO 9Bc for December aud closed NJ
O8 3-sco or lc under Saturday Corn sold on to
h.c October and AZ $3.50 November, with n re.
coyery TO &c and ~ use at the close. Oats
were steady. rye lower, naxseed &c lower,
Provisions became very strong late In the
day, and recovered the carly loss.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
PLEA OF LYNCHERs.
smith, the Victim OF the Omaha Mob,
knIA 10 IHnye Died of Fright

OMAHA, Neb., Oct 2i.-The eXami'
nation of the lynchers of Smith has
been postponed to allow new a,HdaNits
to be filed declaring that he was
frightened to death, The post norton,
IL ia said disclosed the fact that smith
had died OF fright before he was
hanged by tho mob.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
Money for rtus,I,n Ite,u.ee,

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Oct 2l-Jewish
resi- lents of the district have donated
over 81, 900 for the nc lief of unfortunate
refugees from Ru! STA. This amount
will be increased TO ut least $500 and
placed in the hands of committee,
who will have charge OF all Hebrew
all ritiaa
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
Secretary Bi,ine'. Plans.

BANGOR, Me, Oct. 2l.--It is under.
stood here that arrangements have
been made for Mr.. Blaine To leave
Augusta Wednesday afternoon foE
Washington. lie will probably arrive
in New orlS Thursday morning II,
is said that he refuses to make any
stop in Boston to make u speech.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
si,s Mnnt. 100000.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 2l.-Mrs. Eva
G. White, charming widow Of this
city, has sued A. T.. Cramton,
wealthy bachelor OF Vassar, Mich, for
IS 900 damages for breach of promise.
A hot legal battle is looked for
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
Pacific RAILROAD nepor, Delayed.

WASHINGTON, Oct 10 The com.
missioner of the Pacific railroads will
not be able to issue bis report this
year at as early cate as heretofore,
owing TO the failure of sc eral rail-
road TO send their annual re orts, as
rec uired by law. Among the delin.
Quents Is the Missouri Pacific.
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MRS. PARNELL VERY ILL.
The widow of the Late Lender Pros
trateu by Her Grief

LONDON, Oct :l.--Mrs Parnell,
widow of Charles Ste wart Parnell, con-
tinues in very weak and precarious
con alton. she Is unable TO sleep
without the aid of drugs, and cannot
par,alse of any solid food. A phy-
sIclan and Mrs. farnelfs eldest
daughter arc in constant attendance
upon her.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
Premier Parlres RetIres.

SYDNEY. n. S. w.. Oct. 9l,-Sir Henry
Parkes, premier of New South Wales,
as ntilipated in these dispatches, has
resigned as n result of the defeat OF
the government on Thursday last
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
London StoeiIa

LnSpos, Oct 10. r Bar silver is now A. 90
Money is 81 TO per cont Tho ratio Of dis
count IN the open market is g 81 per cent
Two o'clock Americans opened lower ant
are now dull Consols are % 3-s for bod
money and account.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22

KINGTIsHEG, o. r., Oct. 9l.-.Thc
news of the resignation OF Gov George
Il. Steele mas lccn confirmed There
is practical y unanimous movement
in he territory in favor of a. }. seag,
one of the territorial supreme judges
as his successor.
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To succeed Major Bundy.

New YoRB, Oct 2l.--Colonel Elliott
+. Shepard, proprietor of the New
York Mail and Express, announces
that John A. selicher has assumed the
chief editorship of that paper ma &c
ya4ant by the death of MAJOR Bundy
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
noenford k,orenaker. Dl.chnrced.

ROCKFORD. H., Oc'. 10. The Tanwie
Gas Stove com panY to-day discharged
all its employees except three. Man
agcr oper discovered that they were
preparing to strike for higher wages
The men all cziue from Cleveland when
the plant was brought here.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
Ta,mu.e,s Tabernacle Robbed.

BROOKLYN, Oct 2L-Dr, Talmuge's
Tabernacle was entered last night
through a window by some unknown
person, who succeeded in stealing only
the sections oyercoat, overlooking
some s.iverware which was in the
church
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
shot ulm.eir I'm ssI. wne's Presence

SEYMOUR, Ind, Oct 2l.-Addison
Arnold, 25 years old, of this city, quar-.
relied with his young wife last night.
Suddenly he drew "a revolver and ex-
claiming ''I'll end this" shot himself
through the head, dying Immediately.
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Asset. Exceed Liabilities.

PlTTsBUR6, Pa, Oct 2l.-The Oliver
& Roberts company OF this city, which
suspen Led recently, has submitted a
statement to creditors showing assets
of sl,9l0,=e0, and liabilities of 81,
OS7 AGO,