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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
GUIA LOCAL.
SOBRINos De EznvIAeA,
fORTALNZA, II.

CASA de giros y cominones.
Agentes de los vaporss.correc do ID
Oompania TraBatlAntics Espanola.
Agentes de Id Id de los eefcres Ls,
'rinaga y Co., De Liverpool.
Idem idem G. Fl. Fletcher Co.,
id. (companis.."L La Flscha") de ID.
Agsntes de Id Id dc los sefiores j. T
Nicksls y Co.,, Linsa de "Serra".
Agentes de Bahr, Behrend y Ross
Linsa de "Serra".
Agsntss dc 10 Oompsaia d. Eeguros
conra Incsndios dsno minada In " 30
yal". Id
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
BOletin Mercantil

I75.3 psscada, so brls arenques, 2.
brls macarelas.
De Halifax, gol ing "Helena,
cap W L1veg rove, a L Villamil &
Co., 320l3, 100 tsmbores bacalao
1913, 15 tmbrs pescada, 200 bril-
srenques, 10 id macarelas, II iC
pspas, Az id renolachas, 33 doce
mas coles, SIT pleas MADEIRA.
De Halifax, gol ing Maggie
F." lie 81 tnlds, cap Martell, a s
lie Ezquiaga, As brls arenques, 2I2
i'd, 1873 pescada, 239[3 bacalao, Il
G, 1872 i'd id.
De Martinica, berg. americana
" Moroiug Light" de 257 tnlds,
cap Edwand. En- lastre, 6 Finlay
Brothers.
nNrRADAs On oARorAJR.
Col esp" Dolores" de Ponce.
sALIDAs DH TRAvHsfA.
Para Habans. vap esp Julia, >
despachsdo .por L. Duplace. Por
Barcel6 y Perub, 20 pacas tabaco
con 1.085 kilos. Para Gibara, Dor
s. de Ezquiaga, 10 81 cafe con 81
kilos. Por j. Ochoa y Hermano,
81 81 cafe con $50 kilos.
SALIDAS DE CABOTAJE.
Vap esp. Aviles," para Arecibo
= ruta.
Col esp 30, de Jesds", para Ma
natl.
DESPAOHADOS,
Col esp" Dichoss," para Aqua
dilla Mayagiiez y Ponce.
Col esp "Olementina de CANA
rias' para Nsguabo y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
AVISO.

Maderas del pals, Ausubo, Lau.
rel Sabine. Guaraguao y Tabo
nuco de todas dimensiones. Sc
solicitan pedidos, Rio.grande.
Tomas Paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
ANTONIO ALFAU YBlRlLT,

Doctor en- Derecho Owl = Oa-
n6nico, Abogado de los Ilustres
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
con bufete alberto en- la Capital de
la Monarqufa, ofrece sus servicios
profesionales & sd numerosa clien-
tela de esta Isla, para ante el Tri.
bunal Supreme de Justicia, el Con-
sejo de Estado, Tribunal de- Ouen-
tas del Reino = dem6s centros So.
periores, judiciales y administrati.
vos de Ia Naci6n.
Serrano, ndm. Al, AZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
SANTORAI..

Viernes, 26.-san Lope, obisr c
y eoDfesors
sGbsdO, 26.-San Cipriano J
Santa Iuatina, mrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
Mayo 81, 1891.

Los focos de las 0alentur9s.-Los
hay en- todos los paises, bajo todos
los climas, en- ell Norte, en- ell Gen
70, en- ell Mediodia de Europa y
de las dos Americas. En- casi todas
las locslidades, hasts en- Francia,
por doquiera que haya pantanos 6
aguas estancadas, los germenes de
las calenturas existen en- perma-
nencia. En- todos los climas cali
dos, 6 en- la estacion calorosa, en-
todos los paises, estos malos genios
pululan con una intensidad redo.
blsda. Durante ell curse de la
mayor parte de las calenturas, los
medicos recetsn la qninina. No
conocemos preparation de quinina,
4 la vez mas pura y de uso mas
c6modo, que las perlas de sulfato
del DR. Clertan, aprobadas por Ia
Academia de Medicina de Paris.
Las dos dltimas classes menoiona-
das convienen mas especialmente
6 los temperamentos nerviosos.
En- la convalescencia de las ca
lenturss, y como preservativo, el
vino de Quinium de A. Labarra-
que, sprobadO tambien por la Aca
demia de Medicina de Paris, es la
preparation mas efcaz y mas re.
comendable.
F", y venta al por mayor Case
L. Frere, 10, rue Jacob, Paris
Al por menor, en- la mayor parte de
las farmacias de todos les paises.
Exijase Ia firma del DR.. Olertan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
RA OURAR

PARA URAR
bien las Intermediates de la Piel
Eczemas y Stills, pfdase el Depu
rGtiUO Ch0ble.
En- las Farmacias y %, r. Berge
re, Paris (antiguamente 36, r. vi
vienne).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25

TRAvEsfA
Col ing /" Helena" descargando.
Goling" Hilda, descargando.
OABOTAJH.
Col esp 'Petra", pendiente.
Col esp "Amelia", carga para
Fsjardo.
Col esp Up. de Arecibo", carga
para Arecibo.
Col esp Anita" carga para
Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
hERhAIz a. CO.

I7.-TETUAE-11s
esnsfeh Aiss !8psFtasssss Dc asGs slass %
ssEaazoif
Grss sa,..1s - s1snbrsrss PsaaA"
sVaxsas 81 AavSE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
MOYIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.

ERTBADAa DB TBAvHgfA.
De Halifax, gol ing Hil1a, f"
cap Gamblers, a Lopez VillamiI &
Co., 3l7Ia, % tamhosea baealae,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
fFECTOS MILITARES
Eel RO8 De ORC"
L1 yAIv AD@R AKSrw A
4IgKEss sE aoE JBEH xaYEss.

Slaza Principal ntu n.
En- este antigua acreditado estahlecimien
to hay constantemente un gran surtido de
sables, espadas, divisas de todas classes para
los sehores ofioiales do Ej6rcito, Armada, Ha-
oienda y Tele3rafos, Esoudos, Trofeos, En-
blemas etc, etc.
Sc confeocionan gorras de todss o'ases y
eogmas.
Escudos espanoes do seda, estampados, de
Dos ia II Gdos. para bta isras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25

JARABE DEL DR.. FORGET.
Contra los RSumas, TOs, Crisis
serviOsGs & InsonuniOs. Ell JarGbt
Forget es un calmante celebre, CO.
nocido desde hace treinta amos. En-
las fArmacias, y %, rue Bergere, Pa
rfs (antiguamente SO, rue Vivienne)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
Cruz 40.

NFORTADORESY 2XPORTkDOREH
3irsa si.',s f,ors in ospitslss y prI Icnp
poolasionss 10 e'o,ts, lsls de- Csoa, Ests D
Unidos Inglatsrrs.
AgsntsE dc Ia Compsaia Trssatllntioa Dc
v.porsa de PIAILtos, Sdsns y o., de Cldis.
Agsstss dc Ia Comraais dc 9sxuros Mariti-
mes del Llsyd Ingl6s: Tbs Indssv,iiias 4
Ysnss 1ssosia lioA Ljmiisa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
TRAvEsfA

OPERACIoNEs DE BUQUEs EN- PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25
sues. DE- 0RCASlTAS &C

I1pcrasdersr Dc usreascias Dc tedaa classs =
pgaesdszeias.
vsssaE 81 per mayer, osus Siy sl detail, ss 81
Mts Eortsl'ss. 's1u q is - Hs1T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-25

uno de los r. r. P. P. de la Con-
gregaci6n de San Vicente de Paul
Sc supliea Ia siatencia de los
oofra3es y denas fiale, a tan pia-
dosos actos.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
THE GilA RIVER FLOOD.

rhe Break In the Levee st Yuma. Artr-,
Laid the Town Under water. Causing .
Vast Amoaaf of Damage. Inehading .
Hundred Ruined Hoa.e.-One Person
prowned-Th@ People Csmp~d the
HIS
YUMA. Ariz-. Feb. ss-The work Of
strengthening the levcc against the
swollen ella river began on the night ot
Saturday February II. and was con-
tinucd with energy sunday. all the citi-
xens being pressed into service. The
river continued 20 rise az the rate of n
foot an hour. and il was found neee>-
sary TO take the eonvicts from the peni-
tentiary to assist the workers Is
finally became apparent that the lcvee.
which was odd and weak. couid no, be
strengthened sufficiently To withstand
the river. and the people began moving
their effects to higher ground.
At q o'clock sunday afternoon the
levec broke. and in an hour and haif
the town was largely under water.
The hastily-constru-tede embankment If
earth and sacks Of -four and meal pre-
vented further spread of the waters on
the street. but the Mexican quarter.
covering some hundred acres. was
flooded. and the air flied with the noise
of falling walls and screams of women
and children The water was ten feet
deep in some places Many people had
not time to get out their furniture and
los, everything. Over hundred houses
were ruined. An American named Guss
Lee was drowned. but no other loss Of
life occurred The railroad and tele-
graph Offices were flooded out The
levec on the Colorado side was cut fin
ally. and the water inside thus kept
from rising.
On Monday morning the water had
fallen two feet The business houses
destroyed consisted of a machine shop.
saddlery. four saloons. three general
merchandise stores. two drug stores.
Times newspaper, two butcher shops
aud Chinese wasnhouse.
The people are camped on hills and
the United States quartermaster's :
buildings have been thrown open
Their. i much destitution. but no suf-
feriny as yet. there being provisions in
the town sufficient for a week The
utATN Hf Nrafie ulretiuE MpnftaE u3de
liberal donations for sufferers re-
lief committee was organized By the
citizens, and at several stores goods ara
given TO ali applying
The country east of here Is all under
water. a. far as heard from TS5ger
reforts say that the loss of property
and livestock in the ella valley i very
heavy Reports reached town OF an
other rise In the ella The levee on
Main street has been made eight feet
high and most all of the people have
moved To higher ground There is a
rise also reported in the Colorado.
/ There have been no trains since Mon-
day morning. the last one being from
San Francisco. The bridge across the
Colorado is safe but may 20 il the Colo
L RADIO rises
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

JAMES DoUsHEgTr, the insane lover
of Mary Anderson. was. on the 2sth.
sentenced to state prison for life for
the murder of DIR. Lloyd. physician at
the Flatbrsh IN Y. insane asylum
A TRACK half mile wide, in Gates
County, " G., was devastated by a
tornado. on the 2ist Two children are
known to have been killed. and many
other casualties are reported
THE Brazilian assembly, on the 94th.
amid great enthusiasm adopted the
constitution of the new republic
JAMES HALL the inventor of the tur-
bine wheel was killed by an Erie train
At Railway. y. j.. on the 54th-
ALI railroad tracks near SisSons.
Cal, are blocked with snow, which IN
some places is eight feet deep.
FIRE destroyed the post ofsiee. toxn
hall and four business houses at Beaver
Crossing. Neb., on the s4thL All nail
and post-offiee records were b1rn<s4-
loss about $1,000
kISG HUsBEKr Of Italy has knixhs<d
Inspector Byrnes Of New York City IN
recognition of his services N ~. DE-
lection of many Italian fnzir5wes tr0m
justice
OK the s5th Meredith Ssaal~v. the
bridge jumper. leaP-ed fron the New
port lky-l bridge into the sssrxiax Ohia.
distance Of sixty I've fe~t IL was ka~
intention 10 leap IN similar manner
from all the foGr bridges spanning tA~
Ohio river at Cincinnati. bat he wAs
promptly arrested Later IN the cav
he was released
on the 18th Dennis HcCfushew. %
Gloucester. " J.. was sentenced 20 ave
years in the state prison and TO pay SEQ
fne for repeated attempts 10 wreck pas
senger trains on the Camden. Gloucester
& Mt Ephraim road
The governor of Ncssi-Be. an island
and French eoloav Of the northwest
cost of Madagascar, as the result of n
recent revolt on the part of the natives.
caused the execution of over 100 rebels,
and murdered their wives and children
SIR CHARLES dixie has been asked 10
stand for the British parliament as the
liberal candidate of the Forest of Dean
division of Gloueestershire, and has as
sented, provided assurance is given that
q majority of the liberal electors viii
support the nomination
IT is said that Mrs. Jameson claims TO
have discovered evidence IN Zanzibar
throwing an entirely new light on the
quarrel between her husband and STAN
ley.
Or the a5th the mixing and wash
house of the Etna Powder Co.'S mill at
Miller, Ind, exploded The explosion
was heard at Chesterton. eleven miles
away No one was killed
PACIFIC MAIL went up two points. re-
Gently, on the strength of a report that
Maj Mckinley had bought 1000 shares
knowing that the subsidy bill would
pass The purchaser proved to be an
other Mckinley.
The body Of Miss Gertrude Hicko1.
q young society belle Of Milwaukee.
Via. who had been missing from the
home Of her parents since early 90 The
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
MONEY AND BUSINESS.

Weekly E<vtew of the state sf Ffmas~~
sa<f Trade rhrepxh~as the es~asry
cs@psa~sf sy N g. Dxa q Co. Csaa-
@~r-s.I Ax~s~y-
Nav YoKK. Feb. ss-R- e. Dun &
-o. 5 weekly review of trade says
rA<ze 10 aas EaarA ehsnx~ IN the eanalsaaa
& trade. bat there little mere dalIa--s
ss sh@ south a1a "A the Northwest wirA a
isfie zsnr~ strtn<~n~y n moa~y markets
sad complaints 4irsaG slownsss q eulies-
lsnas- Collections are -S0x AZ - Iosal~
beaver ard osaah4. easy and prcmps Ia dry
resst~. bat set 50 prouDf a. before "A elosh-
inx Hasa o-oats and saaoe~ at Chiea<o. stssut
iAs Ey~rsxe ks Kansas CITY and .atizfsctorT
ts - Fazt. bat Somewhat SLOW az
n~eruss. wnil@ AZ CIevelaRd mu~a
rast eu11~rsssI paper : renewed
@~sA11- is eioshiBx. and lent si<ns of a
st~stv approach 60 .trinzeaey. and zs
Omaha money - Salt@ eiose. in Milwaukee
n aefise demand and At Cleveland rather
stria<~nf- AZ Boston some scarcity Of loan
ABLE fzads - noticed. and rates are irru and
asxner. .oufheru reports generally note n
TAR 1~mand. bat no Improvements in trade.
sAAde Northwestern reports are less favora-
BE 10 the state Of business At Denver
kusness "a better. and also ar Milwaukee,,
Nad no change - noticed at Kansas CITY
Aad - P.nL but it - only fair az
pznaAA. not 80 strong at 81
Leafs. oulet at Cincinnati. and
saly fair in manufactures at Detroit. AZ
czsr~l and trade - fairly good. but brisk in
hardware and nls nufactured iron. and the
sErske strengthens pig and Manufactured
IRON &s Pittsbarxh. but at Chicago there is
son~ 9ecr~sse in receipts of nearly all prod
p~ts except meats and wool Business AT
eastern cities has been Irregular The wool
trade % strengthened by comparative scare
icy and prices OF some grades are higher.
Trade IN cottons - dull because
the sSzshern demand has dropped
Remarkably. In rubber goods trade
= zRse6tled- The glass trade 10 fair az
Pftfsbzrxh and light at Philadelphia The
coke s<rike has produced more inquiry for
pa iron and for nearly all products OF iron
and ~1~eL Coal - dull No change is OBJ
served n the minor metals
The b1sine-s failures occurring through
ogs the eoazrry during the past seven days.
n1nnh<r. for the Cnitesf states. I'd. and for
Canada "a. or n total Of -. compared With
total Of - last we~k. and xS the ueek
Dr<v1ons 20 the last for the corresponding
week os last year the figures we're D7I. repre-
senting - failures in the United states and
~ n Canada
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
CONDENSED TELEcaaMs.

THoxAs BAkxE accused of having
killed sir men~ Hv~ waite 2a.1 one
eosored- IN kess2rky. wss Arrested a.
Antix8. Wis. % the lss zzd losaw-Sa in
all
Two rxxwPs hoz-z~4 . r-zi= near
Rzrah<-a. Wts.- 60 rAe fxz- az4 3-zw5n<
r~velx~-<. d~zaaded =an~y. Tk~y ~er~
thr0~n froz tA@ erzEz- TA~y After
~z-d w~as lass . As1~s sea- tAs ~isy
Aa4 sA-~4G~aet soh@-z tA~ plsns 4 tn~y
ser~ AT Sod
lara A T oxwr 60 Aoszs<s are N
rxias sru@ ss@ eas-x 3zd I. SO peopie a-~
hSGa~l~~~ Voc sszxie szxfn@ss ho1se
-~z.a2zs sssz41ax Is ts se2r~d kza-
4-~&. % lives AAx~ b~~n los in the
ssllA Valley
A KxsrEAR sxe4zx sf Msr=ozs fruz
rs@A - M@Eino = 4zi~siy sAxfnx pla1-
sz4 ws.Asz ne n@xf thr~~ zenths q
large a4=h~r Of s4lzss wsiI have left
II sAe s~zAs- sz sAe sStA hsIl grant
lax q p~nsfsa q -sso p~r yca- 30 sAe
wissw oE tse l.ss A4zl-zl Pre- x4s
passed
NAME PExzEE- better kno.n a. Marie
P-~srosr. the actress. wxs granted .
divorce by the Cozrs Of Appeals n
Frankfort. Ky. On the esth- It wzs
held that rs an actress she vas con-
PEELED 20 move frun place 20 place. bat
could claim n residence with her mother.
Mrs Victor. At covingsoa- KY
NIxErr-SrSE members Of the Erie
County Board Of Axricaltural and Lake
Erie Fruit and Wine Groxers' Associa-
tion Of Ohio we're in Chattanooga Tenn.
On the lst- The party has come South
for the purpose Of investigating the
quality of the soil for vineyards with
the view Of making wine
SExArok HEAKsF. Of California, died
NJ Washington on the 18th
sPEAKER ELDER. Of the lower house
of the Kansas Legislature has issued an
order from the chair to officers TO keep
all known lobbyists outside the railing.
and announced that they will no longer
be permitted TO ply their trade and tam
per with members while the House is
in session.
ANDREW ]. COLEMAN, OF Harrodsburg.
KY, has sold 70 John E Madden. of Lex
ington. Ky, the three year old bay ell )
Cleo. By Gentry's Gambetta. dam b,
Maeey's Hambletonian- Price s5.90O.
She holds the fastest two year record
over half-mile track. 2.29sl. made ~
DAnyilIe, Ky, the b Of last August
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


MERIDIAN. Feb. eT.-Templc. little
village sixteen miles north OF here. was
the scene Of \ terrible tragedy this
morning At II o'clock. About a month
ago a negro stole \ bale OF cotton. and
vas arrested on suspicion NJ r. and
;. }. Smith. fearing the negro would
impiicate them. threatened 70 shoot him
II be did 30. The trial was 20 come OF
today. and just before the time the
Smith boys rode of.
Bailif Drake. fearing that they were
going 20 leave the county, organized
posse 10 arrest them. Before the posse
started the Smith boys returned. and
the hailif ordered Milton Smith to sur
render. when he drew a gun and COM
menced shooting. :. J. Smith also fired
three shots Bullets then began 20 ny
as thick as rain
Milton Smith seeing \ man having his
hand on his brothers shoulder. fired NJ
him. the hall missing its mark and
striking his brother over the left eye.
killing him instantly Milton Smith
was shot from his horse by the posse,
receiving a shot in the bead and thigh,
from which he cannot recover After
falling he fired two shots at the posse.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
THE MISSING REVOLVER.

The Weapon With which william y. Eiliots
Dad Hi. Murd~roa. work at Coluuaba..
o.. Cieveriy Traced by . Dispatch Rspsrt-
and the Man who Received IL frsna
Elliott Locked Up
COLUMBUS. O.. Feb. sS.-The deadly
hammerless revolver with which VIM.
J. Elliott fired the shot that killed the
innocent old man. Washington l..
Hughes. and also wounded Albert c.
Osborn in the chin. Monday. was traced
down by Dispatch reporter late yes
teriay afternoon Information was re-
eeived yesterday morning that a school
boy had told that he had seen W. ].
Elliott hand a revolver tn n man in Duff
fy's saloon on West State street, and
that the man had taken the weapon
away with him by inquiry ON West
State street elew was secured The
clerks in the grocery store of Henry
T. Linke. No. ~ West State street.
said that schoolboy by the
name of Cliff Little. who lives
ut No. ess State street. had told clerk
that he had seen Elliott give the revol-
YER To n man who was seen walking
down State street with him and the
police The clerk also said that the
man who was with Elliott and the
policeman was Al Bauer. that Bauer
walked down State street to Front with
the officer and his prisoner. or a short
distance beyond. when he turned and
went back; that they spoke To him
when he went back.
The reporter. armed with these facts.
visited the boys home. where the story
was corroborated by his parents The
parents said the boy carried papers for
the Capital and was afraid to give any
information about the transfer of the
revolver as he was afraid that Elliott
would shoot him for telling.
A visit was made To the Front street
public school building where Cliff i a
pupil After considerable questioning
the boy related the facts ~ above stated
Being convinced that Bauer was the
man who took ElliOtt's revolver.
the reporter set out to find him He was
found at the Casino theater. The ~
/ porter Immediately gave Bauer an idea
of the evidence against him He stated
he had taken w j. EIliott's revolver
He was rather taken aback when con-
fronted with these facts, and asked
where the reporter had received his in
formation Bauer then admitted that
he had the revolver: that when Elliot.
was placed under arrest he walked for
some distance by his side; that FL
lott whispered To him to take
/ his revolver from his oxerroat
! pocket; that he did no.
know that Elliott had committed mur-
der; that after taking the revolver he
removed the shells. all of which were
/ empty. and then threw them down a
Privy vault. and that when the news
papers raised such fuss about tbs.
, missing revolver. he made up his minsi
( To turn il over to Prosecutor Huling.
/ expecting the Elliosts TO have their
preliminary hearing every day since
the murder
/ Later in the evening Bauer was ar
rested by Detective Pete Murphy. and
i now confined in the state prison
Bauer was formerly baseball playsr
and became somewhat associated with
/ Elliott in this way when he fEiIiottl
was n stockholder IN the Columbus
| club.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

wAsHISsroS. Feb. s6.-A statement
prepared BY Internal Revenue Commits
siouer Mason shows that for the first
seven months of the current fiscal year
collections from internal revenue
amounted TO So. 90. 9s4. an increase
over the same months last year of ST.
4s7.4l2- The principal items of increase
were: Spirits. s. 1922; tobacco, ST.
SSH fermeted liquors, 81, $50, O50;
oleomargarine, $4,000. The eOllec-
tions for January. 1891. were sS6T. .T49
greater than those made for January.
1880.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
Injured by the FROST

CRYSTAL SPRINGS. Feb. g. - There
has been considerable loss in this region
from the present freezes- The weather
for the past thirty-six hours has been
cold. and the mercury dropped to - de-
grees this morning Most of the early
peas arc killed, and some damage has
been done TO tomato plants Peaches,
pears and plums are nearly all in full
bloom. and the extent of damage TO
these cannot be determined for some
time The probabilities are that only
a partial crop sill be had. Strawberries
we're in full bloom These blossoms
will be lost and new ones form again.
80 that the strawberry crop will be late
again IL conditions heneeforth are
favorable. IL Is probable that there will
BE- Loo acres planted in tomatoes in
this vicinity
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

SAN Francisco. Feb ss-Dispatehes
received by railroad officials from
Yuma, yesterday say that every bit of
the town except the Southern Pacific
hotel was destroyed BY the food Thurs
day night The CHA and Colorado riv-
ers rose thirty-three feet above low
water mark The passenger and freight
depots are both flooded. and the water
rose to the level with the bridge across
the Colorado river. In order to pre-
vent the bridge from being carried
away by the freight depot being set
ahoat. the building ~ss blown up with
dynamite
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

BERIIy. Feb. 2s--There is . sense Of
great relief here that the empress got
safely out of Paris The substance Of
Newspaper comment Is thxs Il viii b a
long time before Germany viii make an
other friendly overture 10 France.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

England has a very thrift. Govern
nnent When soldier dj1/s service.
81 for funeral expenses @educsed from
whatever money may be due him; or.
in case he has nothing, the officer COM
m anding his eompany must pay the ex-
penseS When a sailor dies at sea. he is
charged with the cost of the canvas and
the shot with which he Is buried A
country that spends millions IN support
ing royalty. and in pensioning royalty's
fSraway connections. mus: exer-
else economy somewhere.--In Industrial
World.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

rs THOUSAND settlers have recently
rcd the Cherokee outlet and taken
: every quarter section for fifteen
IS south of the Kansas border. They
l been assured by adviees from
hington that they can legally hold
homesteadS
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

n reply to Cardinal Manning and
N Burton the London chamber of
ouG1merce has signified its willingness
- orbitrate the lockers strike IL either
- will 50 request 1t isreported that
- dockers are willing to take the inf
lrn1fxe
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

the meeting of the National edu.
nal association in Philadelphia, on
eth. the report of the COMMITTEES
solutions indorsing the compulsory
stional law, and urging the estab-
BENT of normal schools, colleges for
PREPARATION of teachers. chairs OF
gogy IN universities, courses Of
res on the science of teaching. edu
Dnal periodicals. and all means fol
8 Preparation of teachers for theil
= was adopted