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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14
RaNC0 ESRzNQL
A LOS ACCIoNIsTAs

Desde el 13 deLcorriente quedara alberto
el pagO del primer djUjdeRdO lie bpneficios lie
este Banco, para euyn perclbo So Serviran los
Sres AccioniStaS del misnn recoier Ell Secre-
tara los correspondence mlndltOs lie pagn,
cOncuTriendO al ef6ctO tie i 10 lie la malana
y de 125 3 de la taFde, los daS IaborahleS.
Puerto-Rico, Mario Ii de l90I-Et G0berna-
dor.-Fern09adO Fr0qOSO 80
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EspectacuIos

Segun rezaban los programs hizo anoche
su debut 81 primer Tenor don Juan B. Rihuet
conla preoiosa partitura de Ramos Carri0n y
Chapf La&TempeStad"
Els llnsartista j6yen, de conciencia y de
grandes facuItades, 4 Ia Verdad que asi tiene
que ser para atraer la atencI0n publica. Can
to con muchlsima afnac0n, recibendo al tinal
dc la romanza del primer aoto juStOs mere
cidOs aplausos. 4EeHs gn a
La Ruiz.
Aparece gentil. La voz levanta
yjuega con la nota vibradOra. :.
81 iOra amOres, al llorarles canta,
.- 81 canta penas, al 'cantarlas llora
q Guarda en- ell alma la expression sublime
del arte doctor omnipotente,
y es sd yOZ, blandO arroyo euando jime,
81 expresa celOs, brumador tori ente. ......
La Cuevias bastante bien Del viei0 ST.
mon (Paou] no digamos NADIA mas que Sc le
hizo repetir la Iomanza con atronadores aplau-
SOS.
Gutierrez y Gonzalez como siempre.
COntamOs con POGO espaciO no pOdemos
estendernbs va mucho; ast es forSoso limitar-
nos 4 cOncluir esta revista, saudando cariflO-
samente a todos los artistas de la compaflia.
ALMANAQU UE.-Sabado 14-Santa Matilde.
EMERIDE.-1814-En este dia termi-
nan las elecciOnes para Diputado Cortes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14
CHARADA

Nj prin1er0 con mi tereia
Els del reino, IN animal,
X 81 tomas, dos y tcrcid
Una tela 'encOntraraS.
Cuya tela es muy usada
Por la alta Sociedad
En- los campos muy escasa
Abundante Ell Ia .Ciudal.
Mi t0dO en- las pulper1as q
Facil'nentc tn halIaras,
Y Ell las haciendas de Cana
Sin 81 no trabaiaras.
Mst'smigh.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14
PROBLEMA

otro 6ia la mia contestre Juanita, Emilia Y
yd somos tres hermanas Juanita tiene dos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14
ANAGRAMA
We LA EN- A

Con estas letras sacar 81 nombre apell
do de una distinguida escritora espanola.
El COmoNdamte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14
oTBo ULTIMA HoRA!

Nos telegrafian de Ponce que todavia no
Sc han zanjadO las dificutades para llegdr q
un acuerdO ditintive Ell la question consume.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14
"a Coryespondencia de Espal5a !:

!" Anoche Sc dijo que 81 Gobierno habfa re-
cfbido noticias de Tanger cOmpIetamente sa-
tisfatorias, en- las cuales Sc le participate, que
r0sueltO el gobernO del sultan cumplir los
tratados, procederia la fjaci6n de limites en-
Melilla, enpleando para ellol las fuerzas necesa
rias del imperio 81 Sc oponian las kabilas. y
dando enteras seguridades Espafa de la rea-
lizaci0n de aquel deber La actitud del gobier-
no marroqul no puede ser mas deferente para
Espana."
La LibeYtGd
:" FL Gobierno no tiene noticia alguna OFF.
cal de los tan asendereados successes de Melilla.
Bigue con entereza las negOciaciOnes para e
cumpllmiento exacto DEF tratado dc Va-Ras
en- la parte referente a la demarcaci6n de lie
mites en- el plazo prefjado."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14
AEexeadea "a q Isla

CqtS-No Sc alteran los preeios de $244 a
$264 por extremes.
= AssscGg.- -Refino colnin, reded0r &3.
Mascabado Dueno SeIecto $34 a$3a.
Centrifugado "a $35 81.
I eIes.-de 21 % segdn calidad.
CG1HbiOS.-Londres, 90 DIV $3.50.
Nueva- York das $21 por 100.
Espana 8 dias $13 $l4 pOr 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14
MacbuchGE de C0nqrG0s.

Hoy Sc han retraoado en- grupo, como re-
cuerdo del pasO de EUG Camel por esta ciu-
dad, la dicha sonora, D. JaciHto Aquenza, D.
Manuel Fernando JuncOs, D. Ignacio Diaz Ca
neja, D. Ernesto Carre9a, D. Alberto Regulez
SAM del Rio, D. Vlcent Q Balbas y nuestro Di-
rector.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14
sECcIoN DE ANUNc1os
odO o6o

Sc traslalado la casa de PUPILOd lie Ia cI'e
de San Justo ntmerO por :ener su dueno qLe
auSentarse para Espaila.
InfOrmaran Oh la miSlna casa. 15.~-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14

una car on que nll seIlol, ,--cnyO nombre no
sabem as, -comunica y existencia deun lega.
do favor de ests corporation, que asclende
4 yeinte mil duros, mprOmstiendose Stem
pre- que la Academia lie ceda 81 80 pOr LOO de
los intereses devengados pOT e capitaL lndl-
car ell mOdo que ha de utizar para hacer efec-
two dicho legado.
Ha quedado zanjada por modo altamente
honroso, una question que .habfa surgdO en-
tire los directories de El Ejercjt0 ESpG15Ol y La
Correspondence MjIjtar con motive de "a pu-
blicaci6n on este dltimo de ciertO suelto que
habla considerable ofensivo ell director del pri-
nero.
En- un per0dco de Tortosa cncontramos
Ia siguente noticia:
Desgraciadamente Sc cOnfFman los ru-
moress que -crcularOn hace tempo, relatives q
una partida armada fOF,nada pOr gente sOspe.
chosa. Esta manana segun varlas cOn1den-
ciaS, Sc ha vistO en- los MOlinOs de Compile, a
media horaede esta ciudad. La forman siete
hOmbres, de los que dos van armados con ira
bucos einco con retacos."
Las operaciones del tendido del cable tele-
grafico contiDdan con rapidez, llegando "a
Ia isla de Alboran, crey6ndose que SO termina-
ran antes de cuatro 8 cinco dias.
Haoe pocos dias Sc amotinaron los vecinos
de Moraleda (Granada) protostando del i'm
puesto de consumes, Y negandose asatisfacerlo
Los amOtinadOs SO dirigierOn al Ayunta-
miento el alcalde, como la mejor manela de
conjurar por 10 prontO el conficto, reunio al
cabildo, tomandoSe el acuerdO de suspender el
cobro del mencionado tribute.
Tan pronto como los alLOtinados tuvierOn.
noticia del acuerdo Sc dis9vieron pacitica
mente.
Esta decididamente acordado el nombra,
miento del general DespuiOls para el mandO
superior del Archipelago filipino.
FL citado general tiene VA instrucciOnes
que le Obigan ir preparandO su viaje para ell
pr0ximo mes de Abr DOca on que regresara
la Peninsula 81 general Weyler.
Sc encuentra gravemaQte enfermQ con vi
ruelas el ilustrado captain de tragata don Fe-
dericO ArdOis, una de las persOnalidades que
en- Ia Armada gozan de mayor reputation por
suS eXcelentes dOtes.
Desearnos de veras su Immediate aliviO.
De La Correspondence mi1it0r;
"De la amnistia, sigue la question 10
mismo.
Els decir, peor segdn la gente noticiera
igual, segdn los que misamos las cosas dc mas
lejos.
Ell Gobierno diciendo que no le. e.cOrrespon-
de dar paso algunO ceFca tel Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla,
y este afrmandO lue es verdad, perO que tam
POGO 81 le toca otra cosa que hacer, sino
eSperar 10 que el Goberllo haga.
uno otro tienen razon, poniendose en-
81 terrenO Official.
Ahora en- otro terreno, en- el de los traba-
jos reserVados, on ese, solo los que tomen par
to sabran 10 que hay.
Y 81 son discretos, cual es su deber, 10
iran descubrirselos nadie.
Conque, 10 dicho, las cosas .siguen en- eI
mismO estado
Y NADIA de ESQ que telegrafian unos otros
tiene mas valorque el que L. quien dar.
La Correspondence de Esp01o:
Anoche Sc dijo que 81 Gobierno habfa re-
ctbido n0ticias de Tanger cOmpIetamente sa-
tiSfatorias, en- las cuales Sc le participaba que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14

HPARTIsTA EN- CABELLO.-s Sc hacen
cuantos trabaiOs Sc encarguen en- labores que Sc
hagan con cabello. Flores, adornos, cifras, GUAM
TO Sc pida, segdn la clase del pelo, gusto de
los interesadOs
No hay Inconvenience en- pasar reeibir
0rjenes domlcilio.
Para mas informes.-Fortaleza 70 p1so
bajo. 81
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s@ Para que Ell vinagre fuerte Sc haga dulce,
t6mase una manzana que este sana Sc pela !;
6chase en- la vasija del vInagre por la noche y
al dia siguiente esta va dulciticado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14
cUADRo DE. PALABRAs

q . 80 2 - IA
Deaicado q nj btte's amigo 1fe1ito.s !. Il
/. Planta graminea muy conocida,
"a En- las aves.
.a., 81 Raiz alimenticia
Il "A Verbo.
.-Bolilzo. IS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14

SoluciOn 4 los entretenimientos publicados
anoche:-AWagrG"eG Angeles dc Lara,-Ch0-
rGdG: ~Arreehe.-Pro6lens0 Cogio las novi-
Has 2 veces.-FugG: Mira mare mia me
muerO, me muerO mi mario morir ii Ma
rrerO, Maria !-AcertYO: Abuelo materno.-
LogogrifO JustiuianO. @
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14

una carsY on que nI senOl, ,--cuyO nOm0re no
sabern as. --conunica III eSistencia de un lega-
do favor de esta corporation, que asciende.
4 veinte mil duros, conlpr0n8tlendose, slein-
pre- que la Academia lie ceda e 30 por 100 de
los intereses devengados pOr el capitals indi-
car 81 modo que ha de utilizar para hacer etec-
two dicho legado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14

Ha qusdado zanjada pOr mOdo altamente
honroso, una question que .habfa surgido en-
tre los directories de El EJercttO ESpGaaOt La
COYreSp0adesseiG Miljtar con motive de la pu-
blicaci6n On este llltimo de eierto suelto que
habia considerable ofensivo ell director del pri-
nero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14
En- un peri6dico de Tortosa cncontramos

Las operaciones del tenddo del cable tele
gratico contipdan con rapidez, llegando ia
Ia isla de Alboran, crey6ndose que SO termina
ran antes de cuatro cinco dias.
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Remetieron solueiones 4 los entreteni.

Remetieron soueOnes & los entreteni-
mientOs do anoche:- Ch0YGd0 !: Ell GraEuja,
Srta Anita Naranjo, ,Srta. H6mma Montofo, Los
de ia Bolsa, G. &. Acuna, C6uchumeco. +. Acn.
na.-LogogrJo J. Tlzoi, F. de P Noa, Consul
de Rio abajo, Consul de Sal ST puedes," A. A.
Schmburg, Srtas. Julia y Angelina, NJ. Orraca
Srta Maria L. Solla, Los tres de Puerta dc Tie
rra, Frasco Concha Eloisa, Un desgraciado,
El dependents de la Mariposa, J. Geigel, Con-
lie DuQue de Olivares, z. Rampolla, Ell enamO-
rado del Sol, r. Santiago So, Alsina cesante, R..
Ayacas, MachieOte, y Masjuan, P Verges,
Maria FL pilibitero, FT, Srta. Francisco Ma.
misunderstanding, lOgOgrVo. Jstg0 Y charGda !.
A. A. Martinez, Eureka Srta Belen Noa.--Lo-
gogrJo y chGrGd0: v. B. y Sotillo, Mi novia
y 30, |. ez-LogOgrifo } acertjo S.
Molina, r. Rodriguez. 3..
The Princeton union., 1891-10-29
SINS AND SINNERS.

Rev Sam Small is arrested in Boston on
charge of getting $1,000 from clergy
man by false pretenses.
IT is found that Smith, the negro ravisher
at Omaha died Of fright and not from the
lyncher's attentions. ~
SIXTEEN St. Paul saloonkeepers are ar
ralgned for keeping resorts for disorderly
characters.
ANOTHER and very determined effort is
to be made for the release of Oscar Neebc,
who was convicted with the anarchists and
sent to Joliet for Is years.
A CHICAGO detective is in Hackensack.
N. J.,, looking for Charles Ackerman, whom
ne ne charges with stealing about $1O0, ,OU0
from Chicago publishing house.
In Columbus, Ohio, recently, when a
protracted wedding party was still in pro-
gress, George Snyder shot and killed Ollie
Hann. The tragedy was due to jealousy
on the part OF the murderer. !
CHARLES A. BENSON, convicted of the
murder of Mrs. Mettman, whose mutilat-
ed body was found in sack in the river at
The government reservation near here. will
be executed Nov. 4, at Leaven worth, Kan.
1T is now thought that young William "
Helsen, found dead in room at the Wei
llngton Hotel. Chicago, recently, was muir
uered by Mexican, who went bv the
name Of William Ellis. The latter has dis
appeared. . :,
The Princeton union., 1891-10-29
FOREIGN NUGGETS.

1T IS reported thai Mr.. Balfour will retain
ms position as the chief secretary for Ire
land - = =
HE wife of the late William Henry
smith, the leader in the house ofconlmons
will be elevated to the peerage
The late Emperor Frederick William.
had he lived, would have reached the age
OF go years. The anniversary was fittingIy
observed in Hamburg.
WILLIAM REDMAN has been elected as the
Parnellite canidate for the parliamentarv
seat for Cork, made vacant by the DEATH of
Mr.. Parnell.
The earthquake shocks at the island of
Panteliaria and its vicinity continue. A
volcano has arisen in the bed of the sea off
the coast of pantellaria. which elects mass
es OF stones to great height.
EMPEROR Francis JOSEPH opened the
museum Of fine arts in Vienna in the pres
ence Of the diplomatic corps. The collec-
non OF pictures, engravings, statuary etc,
Is one OF the finest in the world.
ADvIcEs from Teheran are to the effect
that the shah of Persia has appointed Mr..
Pratt, the ex-minister Of the United States
to Persia, to be the Persian commissioner
Tor the Columbian Fair at Chicago IN 1893.
The German imperial family have ordered
SOME costly presents to be sent to the prince
Of Wales on the occasion Of his Jubilee.
The Princeton union., 1891-10-29

A GIRL of eighteen years, the daugh-
ter OF a sea captain, recently navigated
her fathers ship when he and all the
crew were down with yellow fever.
The ark, q sailing vessel, bound from
South America to Savannah, was last
spoken at sea off Navassa, when all
hands were reported i'll with yellow fe-
yer, and no attempt was made by the
vessel which reported her to give any
assistance. The master of the bark had
with HIM on board his only daughter,
who appears to have been the last ia
catch the fever. With the aid Of one
or two sailors, who managed to crawl
on deck, she navigated the vessel for
several hundred miles, and succeeded
in reaching port with the crew dead
and dying and the captain in critical
condition.
The Princeton union., 1891-10-29
THE RAILROADS,

The Chicago city council committee on
railroads has passed an order requiring the
corporation counsel to frame an ordinance
commanding all railroads to elevate all
their tracks within the city limits fourteen
feet above the street level. The order is
the outcome Of agitation over the number
ofaccidents involving loss fife at grade
crossings. 4
CHAIRMAN BLANCHARD acting as vice
chairman ofthe joint committee confirms
the recommendation of the freight commit
tee of the central Traffic association thatt he
difterentials in use by the Continental line
and the Central States Dispatch via the
Baltimore & Ohio and connections on east
bound traffic transported by rail to Balti-
other New England points be authorized.
The Princeton union., 1891-10-29
IOWA.,

Barney Baldwin, the man with the brok-
en- neck, is in Jail at Des Moines, suffering
an attack of delirium tremens
Canover, the noted bank swindler, has
been sentenced to years in the state peni-
tentlary. He has swindled at least seven
banks in Iowa and Minnesota.
barrow, the supposed murderer of Lar
son, has been indicted by the franklin
county grand jury for murder and
forgery. s~r
The night agent Of the Chicago & North
western railroad at Boone was held up by
burglar, who compelled him, at the point
ola revolver, to surrender the companv's
funds in his Office
Edward Kline committed suicide at Le
Mars by hanging himself to the manger in
barn. He was aSsingle man, thirty-two
years old. Sickness and discouragement
are supposed to have been the causes.
The will of the late Judge Edwin Flint
was opened at Mason City. In it was be-
quest of $780, 600 to establish what is to be
known as Flint professorship in the nat
ural or technic sciences at the State Uni
versity of Vermont
Robert Lockwood, a beer wagon driver
employed at Glalee Brothers brewery, Du-
buque, went into the stable to quiet the.
horses, when he was kicked by one of them
in the head. His skull was crushed and
there is no hope of his recovery.
Black dlptheria is spreading at an alarm
ing rate in Norwegian settlement in Sol
diers Valley, Harrison county. Fourteen
persons have died of the disease. One fam
1ly OF ten lost six members, and but one
other is expected to recover The place
has been quarantined. A terrible state of
affairs exists III
w. H. Oliver who has been pro lessor of
penmanship in the Northwest normal and
business college at LIE Mars the past year,
and who holds a similar position in the
public schools, left suddenly, leaving no
word as to where he was going or when he
would return. He is known to have pur-
chased a ticket to Sioux City since which
time nothing has been heard from him.
The following officers for the ensuing
year are announced as elected at the an
nual convention of the "P. E. O." at Fair
field, Iowa. President, Mrs A. R. Dewey,
Washington, Iowa; vice-president. Mrs.
w. R. Durland, Norfolk, Neb.; recording
secretary, Miss Dixie Connell, Knoxville,
Iowa; corresponding secretary, Miss Ella
Rundall Ottumwa, Iowa, treasurer,
Mrs. Ella c. Buttles Burlington, Iowa.
The president-elect is the wife Of Judge.
A. r. Dewey, OF the Sixth judicial district
of Iowa. Mrs. Ella c. Buttles was honored
by election to the responsible position,
Of treasurer.
The Princeton union., 1891-10-29
SPORTING MATTERS.

SUNoL trots mile at Stockton, CAL, in
2OSb. - -
The purchaser of the noted stallion St..
Blaise has been offered $25, 900 over his
purchased price, which was 800, 900. 1t
is not likely that he will sell.
WILLIAM F. DAHL1N, of the Chicago
league club, signed with Milwaukee and
will cover third base for the Brewers next
season.
HANLoN, the ex-champion of the world
and Stephenson, the Australian oarsman,
are matched for race on Shawnagan lake,
British Columbia for purse of $500.
HARVARD and Yale agreed to play an
nual championship foot ball at Springfield,
Mass, tor four years, 1891 to 1894 inclusive,
day. II =
BOB F1rzs1MMoNs, the champion middle
weight pugilist, said that the California
Athletic club, San Francisco, would give
purse of s., 900 for ten-round contest be-.
tween Young Mitchell and himself
JACOB ScHAEFER, the billiard champion is
IN New York, and proposes billiard tour
nament among the crack shots Of the coun-
try the games to be played in New York,
Cincinnati and Chicago. Schaefer announces
va! nc mas changed ms style somewhat,
giving up the gallery shots for which he is
famous, and cultivating surer and slower,
though less showy style.
T. THE following officers were elected at
meeting of the Chicago Base Ball club Of
the American association: George H. Will
Jams, president; George H. Richey, vice
president president end t1easq1s1 Sam e Norton
ey, G. s. Rollins. Harry Varnell and w r.
Goggins, directors, Frederick Ptefer. will
be the captain and manager. It is rumored
that more of the leaguerss will secede and
join the new club. ma
The Princeton union., 1891-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS

ARRANGEMENTS are completed for opera
tlng the famous Anaconda copper mine, #
A LIVELY war between the whisky trust
ana the Kentucky distillers is on.
THE famous Bacon heir case, involving
land at Sioux City worth 81 ZOO, 900, is de-
cided against the heirs.
The Sun and Tribune Of New York with
draw from the associate press and organ
re ~. q new association, entitled the National
Associated Press.
HE biennial convention Of the United
States Universalist denominations, which
has opened at Worcester, Mass. =
The sinking fund commission ers Of Penn
sylvania have decided to redeem state loan
b.1 bonds se. on Feb. !, 1892 amounting to So,
THE New Orleans Times Dem ocrat's San
Antonio, Tex, special says that the influx
o1Chinamen into Texas by the way Of the
Mexican border continues. Not a dav
passes that one or two of them is not ar.
rested by deputy marshals
A SPECIAL dispatch from Pauldinp, Ohio
states that the SO cases of diptheria have
compelled con the suspension Of the public
schools and caused many people to re-
over. ~ -s@f05N>- oS - -
THE schedules in the assignment 81
Abraham Backer, the New York note
broker, were filed. The liabilities are Al. .
oZS,1a6. The nominal assets are ST. ,841, ,707
cured debts, are $414 769. 81 fii
The board Of control of the National
Worlds Fair commission, in Chicago, con-
1xa1 II
The Princeton union., 1891-10-29

Ola OF La Crosse, has been located in Hudson J.
Mrs. Harrison Munsell fell while leaving.
her carriage at her sons residence. -
.ds': Nells kasck, Of Racine has disappeared,
Charles Thompson's shingle mill at osh-
kosh, ( Q. was destroyed by fire. Loss, 5000.
frederick Hausera ell-to-do farmer
Living IN the town Of Campbell, La Crosse.
county, committed suicideb hanging.
William Gehrke, ofSuamico. while hn;1d
Ing barn, was struck on the head bv =
falling timber and killed. y
M. ii. Burton and Albert White wera.
found guilty OF burglary. They are noted
criminals
Residents Of the outlying districts of
Oshkosh are making vigorous fight for.
water extensions
.. M. McCurdy, prominent G. A. R.
man OF Bayfield, died at his home from
heart failure.
Carl Auld, 6-year-old boy, broke his
arm while playing in his fathers barn at
Janesyille.
Charles Eikerly, Of Plymouth, was run
over and seriously injured by a switch en-
gine. N'olA w
Ihe Montello granite quarry, at Monte1-
TO- ships on an average of twenty cars
day.
Mayor o. Keefe, of Ashland, has issned an
oruer TO all the sporting fraternity with
out visible means OF support to leave the
city. VIZ
DIR. d. D. Roberts. veterinarian Of
0anes'llle Is IN serious condition, having
contracted case Of blood poisoning while
attending horse.
-, deputy Collector Bibinger discovered an
illlclt dlstlllery at Two Rivers It was on
'ne premises of B. Kaufman, who has
served two sentences for similar ofenses.
Louis Jacobsen and William Porternak
ootn OF kaclne got into dispute, and
dur1ng scuf11e which followed, Jacobsen
was seriously stabbed by Porternak.
Inc officers of the First National Bank of
La crosse will make no effort to collect
from George Hiles in the Hansen torper-
ies
,,,e "A man registering as j. A. steffens from.
Wlhona' Mimi, at Portage hotel, re-
AeVed number of the boarders of all their
Valuables. He has not been captured vet
constable McKone of Oshkosh, brought.
Louisa Fandergate, wayward girl, home,
1rom Fond du Lac She will probably be.
sent to the Industrial School.
Capt. Dan Kelly of the barge John E.
fotts, OF Manitowoc, was assaulted by some
members OF the Seaman's Union of that
city and beat until he was senseless.
Farmers in some of the northern counties
are selling their cattle as lowas Sc per head,
owing to the recent severe drouth, which
mas made feed very scarce
A neighbor of Albert Peordzeoch. at
Oshkosh, charged the latter with setting
IRE to his barn. Peordzeoch will bring
suit against him for SANDER.
Thomas Rowell, farmer of Baraboo, has
commenced suit in the circuit court for
Columbia County against the town of Gale
dona, for 1000 damages He AYERS that bv
detective bridge he was thro wn from his
wagon, with serious results.
The great dock and terminal system to
De put III on Allouez bay at West Superior
by the Consolidated Land Company allied
interests, has been worked out in detail and
S now probably definitely planned The
whole thing will be ready next spring.
The Princeton union., 1891-10-29

You can find Bessemer, Ala, only in
the newest maps. In 1887 the spot
which the town OF 10000 inhabit-
ants now marks was overrun by a
primitive forest. Tho accidental
discovery Of all the materials-coal,
ore and llme-necessary to the estab-
llshment OF a great iron producing and
manufacturing centre led to this
sudden thrush of population. To-day
the town counts over 900 coke ovens
and numerous mighty rolling mills,
which are in full swing day and night.
The Princeton union., 1891-10-29

A GERMAN professor brought from
Japan sixteen years ago some sprigs
OF the lacquer tree, from which the
natives produce the famous lacquer
work. The trees have now grown to
the height OF thirty feet. It is pro-
posed to plant them in different parts
OF the German Empire, and to import
a japanese to teach this artistic
industry.