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possible but Middleton got away crawling
into the brush. Lykins then took Hazen
to Il ranch and doetored his wounds.
Hazen recovered and was all right in a
few weeks.
From the ranch Lykins sent a boy down
to Middleton's house to Learn the situa-
ton. Middleton was there with a dozen
or more of his men. LYkins concluded
not to attempt his capture without more
force. He went to Omaha aud reported
to Gen. Crook, who had promised to give
him some troops If be got Middleton cor,
nered. Crook gave him the troops and
as Lykins was partially disabled by his
trip after Middleton, he sent ]. L. Smith.
one OF his men, with the soldiers.
Middleton had, with his wife, left his
home on the Niobrara and was hiding il a
canon in the hills. lis father in law
piloted the troops to where Middleton
was concealed. He was soon captured
and brought to the railroad where Lykins
took him IN charge. At Sidney be had
to wait for papers before bringing his
man to Cheyenne. Several hundred of
Middleton's friends c%ongregated in the
town and word was sent to Lykins that
they were going to liberate his prisoner.
Lykins had with him a soldier and brake
man IT, carry Middleton from the hotel to
the train and Llewellen and Smith to help
guard him. At s O'Clock in the evening
they lett the hotel, having a quarter of a
mile to 90 through the mob. Lykins
came first carrying a double barreled shot
gun loaded with buck shot. Next came
the two men carrying Middleton on u
stretcher, while Llewellen and Smith.
armed like LYkins, brought up the rear.
LYkins' instructions were that if a shot
fired that Smith shoot Middleton
and make sure OF him and then they
would turn their attention to the mob.
When the little procession started across
the square the mob fell back and it went
on unmolested to tie tram.
Middleton pleaded guilty to horse steal
ing and served five years in the peniten-
tiary. Baldrick and Skurry, his partners
in the first raid, were captured. Skurry
put up 5000 as bail and skipped out.
Baldrick was released. there being no d.
rect proof against him. He was after
wards discovered by some Indians run
ning off their horses. They followed him
and killed him.
Middleton was a typical outlaw. He
was five feet eleven inches tall, dark COM
p%lexioU, thin. wol6sh face. and was quick
and wiry 10 his movements. He was
quiet and gentlemanly in appearance and
never drank or Eambled. He held almost
absolute authority over the men in his
band. After his capture he said that no
one in the West except Billy Lykins could
have taken him alive. After serving out
his last sentence he went to Gordon, Neb.,
and has been for several years a law abid-
ing citizen. His tragic end on Weducs-
day last, was in keeping, however, With the
greater part of his history.
, 1891-03-28

Ed Kaufman is home from a business
trip.
George W. Freeman is in from Bear
Greek.
Ex-Sherif Williams OF Converse county
is in the city.
E E. Lonabaugh Of Sheridan, Wyo
is at the Inter Ocean.
Sheriff Avant of Fremont county is il
Cheyenne and will remain here several
days.
W. H. Vaughn and james Mcbride
are down from Hartville staying At the
Dyer House.
United States Attorney Fowler is down
from Sundance. He is registered at the
Inter Ocean.
Miss Frankie NJ. Himstreet has returned
home after having spent several weeks
visiting friends aud relatives IN Iowa aud
Nebraska.
A NJ SpaThawk. who made such a
fine record as sheriff of Fremont county,
is in town for a few days BE has spent
most of the winter IN the East.
, 1891-03-28
TOWN TALK.


Annie Lee was fined so for a plain
drunk yesterday.
Addoms x Glover's celebrated cough
syrup Tor sale only at David's drug store.
A splendid twenty-five cent dinner
served daily at the Germania Hall res
taurant.
Second edition Cheyenne souvenirs at
Kirklands. Going fast. Call early aud
get one.
Half stew. best oysters in the city, only
twenty-five cents at Germania Hall res.
taurant.
Something new and convenient are
Gem Statements. Call at The LEADER
office and see them.
Call at David's drug store for a bottle
Of Psugma, the best known lotion for
chapped hands. face and lips.
Geo. j. Speer. the Greeley nursery
man, was in the city yesterday. He will
be here with a big assortment of nursery
stock in April.
j. III. Brown was arrested yesterday for
breaking into a trunk at Houser " Yolks'
Depot house. He was tried yesterday
Afternoon and bound over to the next
term OF court.
For Rent-Five nicely furnished rooms,
singly or in suits, with table board, at
Whitcomb's, Ferguson and Twentieth
streets. Everything ffrst-class, and
charges moderate.
At Ashford's palace barber shop, OPP
posite the postofice, there are five chairs
and that many frstclass workmen. Hair
cutting a specially. Best baths in the
city. Quicker work thaS usual today.
Pearl Evans and Minnie Smith. two Of
the demi-monde. had some trouble with
one of the men at the Bon Ton livery
stable and took their revenge by throwing
rocks through the windows of the barn.
They were Iun in BY the police and will
pay a fine for their iun.
A man by the name of Mead thought
he knew more about the law than Officer
ingalls, and ATTEMPTED to hinder him in
the execution OF his duty IN making an ar.
rest. ingalls, convinced Mead that he
was wrong aud Yesterday Mead paid Sl5
and costs. He, however. claims that he
intends to take an appeal.
, 1891-03-28

Mike Linehau, an ash pit cleaner at the
Union Pacific round house. met with a
painful accident yesterday morning. He
had been working around engine 1916
aud had got his feet wet and was told by
the foreman to go into the round house
and dry them. He lay down on the foot
board OF an engine, with steam up, aud
went to sleep. The engine was moving
when he woke up, He attempted to get
down and in dong so caught his foot in
the guide and had the toes on the right
foot taken off. He was put on the train
and sent down to the hospital at Denver.
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Realism and Comedy.

A Barrel Of Money is the catchy and
suggestive title of a new play termed
IAN American character comedy" by
Herbert Hal Wnsiow. 1t is said to be a
comedy in which the situations are not
forced or unnatutal-a comedy with
genuine humor and and witty dialogue.
1t has also highly sensational scenes
some bordering near to real English melo-
drama.
At the opera house next Monday even
ing
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CAPITOL HEATING APPARATUS.
1t is Being Completely OverhauIed so
That II Wn Work Properly.

ThatU VIII Work Properly.
Auditor Burdick has returned from a
trip to his old home in Toledo, o. While
there he called upon Mr.. Smeal, manu-
facturer of the Ruttan system Of heating
and ventilating, who placed the plant in
the capitol 1t was shown to him that
the system was extremely expensive and
at TIE same time unsatisfactory. This
was particularly true of windy weather,
when 1t was impossible to force the hot air
to either the northern or western portions
ofthe building, with the result that many
OF the offices were rendered unbearably
cold. Mr.. Smead was naturally very
much interested in the matter. He laid
the blame chiefly to the imperfect manner
in which the apparatus had been put IN
the building. From the description given
he was satisfied that something was wrong
with the hues. He said he would place
the apparatus in perfect condition if he
was forced to tear down and rebuild the
whole building, and at once telegraphed
to the Kansas City house to send a man
to Cheyenne.
This man bias now been here several
days making a close study OF the sltua-
ton. A new style of crate will probably
be put in the furnaces SO that they can
burn fine coal All the fues will be thor
ough!y o%yerhauled and some changes
made in the top of the chimneys so as to
prevent the wind eddies created by the
dome from swishing down into them.
The whole matter will be thoroughly
tested and will undoubtedly be put in
much better condition than it is at pres
ont
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The Ladies' Relief Corps of John A.
Reynolds post, G. A. r., will give a phan-
tom party on Tuesday evening next.
March 81, at Keeie hall. Those who are
unable to obtain costumes at home may
hire them at the hall on the evening Of
the party. Admission 80 cents; supper
IS cents.
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Superintendent Mcconnell, accompar-
led by Mr.. Mertsheimer, will arrive on
No. this morning to inspect the shops.
The gentlemen are looking at the shops
quite frequently of late, with a view to
increasing the force Of men at work.
, 1891-03-28

The star barber shop has the only
artistic patent leather polish in the city
Thomas Banks is the artist and he Is the
only one in the town to furnish the
genuine article.
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==S Q ST E 8

The cold weather seems a little stubborn about leaving, but
we cannot let a trifing delay in the weather combination inter-
1re with our regular declaration of Spring Bargains, and thus
sacrifice our reputation on the introduction of Eastern Prices.
1t is not our custem to make close figures on undesirable win
ter goods at this season of the year, but on the contrary as the
First Dry Goods Establishment in the State, we are naturally
, 1891-03-28

The latest millinery and fancy goods at
Mrs. Bishops, l70s Eddy street.
, 1891-03-28

For nice fresh or dried fruit go to I'm
derwood Bros.
, 1891-03-28

The Turnverein will give a gymnas,ic
exhibition and ball on the 23rd of April.
, 1891-03-28

Gods blessing to mankind, say thous-
ands who have been cured by Oregon
Kidney Tea.
, 1891-03-28

IN II PRICE OF
CUT M EATS F.!

On account ofthe rapid rise in the price
of dressed meat the Cheyenne Butchers
Association, composed of all the retail
meat dealers of the city, have adopted the
schedule of prices, which will
20 into effect on Wednesday, April !. and
continue unit further notice:
, 1891-03-28

Cheapest Ice in cheyenne.
The Cheyenne Ice company has an un-
limited supply of good clear ice, which it
will sell cheaper than it can possibly be
bought elsewhere. Leave orders at Rlner
Il Johnson's, or telephone GA.
MURRAY & DYER.
, 1891-03-28

Does your back ache2 Oregon Kidney
Tea will cure you.
, 1891-03-28

For fresh butter go to Underwood Bros.
, 1891-03-28

Jack Frost -four is the best.
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Gaceta Official de hov

Real 0rden acompanando Ell resllmen de
las alteraclones que Sc sintrOducen en- los Gre
ditos de los capituios y articulos del presu-
puesto VICENTE, y ordenanlo al Gobierno Gene-
raj que relnita ell preyecto del pr0ximo presu-
puesto antes del Is de Octubre.
--Negociado de Agriculture, Industria Y
Comerclo. Privilegio dc inyencion a favor de
Mr. Herman SohuIn, por mejoras on las maqui-
sitas inotoras dc gas acelte.-A Mr.. JhOn Be-
win, pur mejoras Ell 81 prOcedimiento para la
IabIieacOn dc combustble, obteniendolo del
cisco de carbon Y sustanclas analOgas, en- la
abtencon del aluuitlan.-A Mr.. Joseph Nose
ley per mejoras ell zncs dc pias elSctricas.-
A los senores Frederik Purdon Ernest Wal
Uers, por meoras en- maqunas para utilizar la
flerza del aqua corriente para la obtenci0n dc
la fuerza motriz-A Mr.. Jhon Stewart Wallace
pul meiuras referentes fusiles 8 carabnas
tros aparatos ana'ogos que furcionan median-
te gases comprinidos licuadOs.
-NegOciadO So Da cuen'1a de la Interrupt
Cion dol cable entire Ponce Santa Cruz.
--Junta Provincial de registros amilla-
lamentos. Circular dirlgda. las eOmisiOnes
locales, reco; dandoles el cuHlpimiento de otra
10 3 de Dciembre proximo pasado, respecto
de la obligation en- que estan de proceSer acto
tont:nuo los peoldOs dc impresOs para el
aniilaramientO de sus reSpectivos terminOs
nnuicpaes, ingresando su lmports en- la Ad-
lniDistfacion de Rentas, bajo la psna de $50
de multa.
Tribunal de OpOsiciones para las escue-
rs elementales superDres de esta Provincial.
--Senala las escuelas vacantes el plazo de
sente dias a contar del en- que por primsra
50 publique este asnuneio en la Gaceta
Y REQUISITES que eben sOmeterse los aspi-
rantes
-Comisaria de Guerra Intervention del
Hospital Milltar. Anuncla para el dia de Oc-
JuDre proxmo Il las nueve dc la 1nanana, la su-
pasta dc las ropas efectos necesarios para re-
poner los lnuJilizados eli tjlch estabecimi ento.
-Banco Espanol tie Puerto Rico. Convo-
ea Junta general ext, aogdinaria dc acclonis-
as para al 10 as los currien t0s la una de Ia
larde
--ProyiP. ancas judicialey,
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peles de prima donna, arrebatando al numrroso
auditorio cue concurre admirara .ausando
una Illusion tai en- q pdblico. que, cuande ella
canta los.circunstantes cierran los ojos, les pa
rece estar oyendo 4 la c6lebre Adelina Patti en- la
epoca de sl mayor apogeo
Por desgracia, el aspecto fisico dc III ,a c6le-
bre artista, dsta mucho de estar On consonanca
con 81 gran desarrollo filarn6nico. Palida, Pc
quena, delgada, enfermiza, despierta en- los ex-
pectadores penosa impression, tanto que la prensa
de Espana aconseja la precoz cantante que
tire por ahora de la escena para volver a ella y
ser su mas preciada joya una que haya ad-
quirido el eonveniente desarrollO fisico En- efec-
to, la prensa tiene raz6n. " serfa una lastma
hasta un cr1men dc leso arte, que el abuse prema
turo de las admirables facultades de esta nina,
privara la escena al mundo artistico de tan
inestimable tesoro.
La Ndci6n de HonduraS).
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AvISO

La Compania de los ferrocarriles de Puer-
TO- Rico tiene 81 gusto de poner en- conocimien-
to del publico, que desde esta techa gueda res
tabecido el servicio de trenes entire Bayam0n
yAreeibo (RoGrande) con trasbordos por me-
do de ancon sobre el Rio de la Plata.
FL tranvia de Catano q Bayamon enlaza CO.
mo antes con los trenes de la Compaflia.
FL Itinerario de estos es 81 msmo que ha
egido desde el principle de la exploitation.
Oportunamente avisara la Compafiia GUAM
do resta bleZca la circulation dc los treAos
desde Martin -Pena.
San Juan P. r., Setiembrs 3 de 1891. 3s3
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Jerez secO, superiorsim0 (nada de exagera
cion J. prOpiu i.ara palsonas iebiies v collva-s
srlehres, citnprenlo on la tienda do don FraIl-
cisco Fonr, Tanca, ssquina FOrtaleza Els co.
sa dc gusto, Dc r'uofio gusrn. solo vale 80
centavos III noteIla.
FL dia 10 del corriente la una de Ia tarde
ceiebrara Junta Genera exTraottiinaria ell Ban
CO Espanol de Puerto Rico, con ell fin de ocu-
parse dc la discussion aprobacien de lbs pro-
yectOs de estatutos reglamentos de sucursa-
les. Sc realiZara con cua quer ndmero de
concurrentes que asista.
FL vapor Ga1ieiG tom6 aver de la Adni-
nlstrac6n Central de Comuncaciones: saco
de correspondence para la Guaira paqus-
quote para Curacao. Ell Cslsmbie entreg0 aver
sacos del Agents de embarque, de Londres,
dc Paris de San Thomas; de San Tho
mas para Ia Habana / paquste. de Kingston,
San Tn mas, Den erara, Trinidad, Antigua
Barha' . remitisron 1 paquete; tomo hoy
paqu to para Puerto Plata, para Cap Haiti6n
y Pvf'-au- Prince (Haity).
Hoy no SO ha efectuado ninguna venta dc
azncar en- esta Captel. Va va escassando sl
artlculo
Dicen de Santurce que los farOles reclen
temente colocados en- aquel barrio, no dan su-
ficiente lug que los rateros de gallinas sstan
ue ennoraouena por esta clrcuHstancla.
Hemos dido d-cir, que aver 50 fug6 del
cuarto de de-enciones dc la Jefatura de Orden
p1blico, un indvduo apodado ell Rensba, pre-
sunto 2ut',r del robo de un rsloj.
PasajerOs llegadOs anOche On el vapor
frances Co1embie: Juan villars, Mr.. Foyssoa,
Il. Stadler, Mr., Genin Mr.. Lommel.
H-No hemo. bobido nunea meior BRAN
DY que el del FRAILE CARAT
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Una Patti de diez amos.

En- el taatro de Ia Zarznela dc Madrid ha he
.ln g, aln,ricon una nina de diez anos de edad
llamada Miagros Gorje, nstnral de Alicante, que
IA s, t,.s,,caisl mayor admiracion entnsasmo
III cuantos hsIl enido la dicha de orla, por Ia pu
reza = Ia extension de So yoz J por So sorpren-
dentf vucaIizacion
fe' astr yyfaaAstp fsn0mera eanta toaQs los pa
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Noticias de la IsIa

En- ssta Capital hay personals que eneuen-
tren caro- el hielu i rxsen de un Ocha1o 81 kilO.
Para consuso do los msmos insertamos
aqui los precios que cobra la fabrica establec-
da en- Hayaguez
kio chavos.-a kilo 8 chavos.
A los estab.scimieuto phblcos 81 comprah
de 10 kiss en- aseante Sc les vende raz6H de
chavos el klo
Ssgun lsemos sn ES ImpsrsiaI, la fabrica
de hielo de Mayagiisz ha side arrenlaaa per
don Luis Ramirez Casabanca.
Cotizan de Mayagiies: Cafe ds uueva
sscha $23 8233.-Asdcar SAT- $54 54.-Mlsles
IL 20.-Cueros So $7:-Cambi"s sL L6ndres
90 DIV, $5-oo.-Nueva-York - por 1oe.-Hs-
pahA Is.
En Nayagues Sc vsndia ante.,.r o. arsez
valenciano 4 &c., JaponSs $5 80 a &s3, India
$3 e5 s. Is, Harina trigo americana 81 sa-
CO, Espanols $s3 80, Harina mats 81, Habi-
chuelas coloradas $s4, blancas so Sc, Chi
chares s44 $44, mafs $1-T5 bacalao a a Sc,
arenlues 81, pescada Of, arenques ahuna
das IS centavOs.
So dice que el candidate del partido auto
nemista en- el distrito dc las Marias, para las
prhximas eleccOnes prOvineales, es oil coBo-
cido farmaceutieo aguadillano don Luis A. To-
rrogrOsa.
So ha dispuosto para el da Il del corrien-
to 81 pago dc las parcelas expropiadas por la
Compailia dc ferrocarres, D. Francisco Her
nandez d. Romulo Jsrdin propietariss de
Guayanilla.
Ha aparecido ahogado Ga el rio dc Santa
Isabel de Coamo, don Tomas Escalert, sobrinn
de don Clotido Santiago.
Lamentamos mucho ell aecidente.
NJ ~.or;,,.n al 6.st>
"EJ FerYoeasriI de MayaSiiez, sismprs eos
pr6a hacia Ia Mona, SAGA part,o de haber lle-
gadO sntermO Go dicha isla, Oporario que
muri6 los siete dias on ell Ii ,spisa de aque'la
cudad para recomendar otra vez su m6dico.
Por ahora, todavia va mas ALA la provision
paternal del colega pids Sc nonibro una
mission inspoetora de las condolences higienicas
81 no supi6ramos que eI FerrocarrH era
espaflol Sc 10 hubi6ramos conoeido pOr 10 de la
comisi6n rs un procedimiento genuinamen-
to naconal, ese de perdor el tienpo.i
Por nuestra parte, no nos importa que Sc
nombre.
Por que no ponsamos pagarla.
Nj ereemos que, la pague el Intendente.
Anaie el Fsyvscarril que diariamentc viv-
ne rccibicndo uuejas de los trabajadores dc ia
Mona.
Les concesonarios dirar: sAhi me lss
dan Joias."
Es como 81 los operarios de la imprenta
del FeYYscarfil, Sc fueran queJar de lascon-
dciones higienieas del local de la redacci6n
los concesionaris de la Mona
,llln es mas raro que siendo aqueo tau
mau cemo dice Ell cOega, haya tanta gente
que desee volver.
Sera que la Mona es hembra J pos6e el
attractive de los ingratos que euanto peor ira
tan, mas SO les quiere.
Cuidadn con enalnorarse, coinpaloro, quo
nstel es jovcn tngosn"
Han sido nombrados Tenientes do Alcal.it
lie Cayey, don Jose A. Gaudier, don Juan Jose
Baldrich, don Aristi'ies Capo don Gabriel
Garcia.
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Ia Correspondence de Puerto Rico.
Pudrto- Rico, 5 de Setiembye de 1891

Is EY- Ia suscrici6n 4 la roRREsPoNDENcIA va
s4esDOS PESOS POR TRIMESTRE adelantado en-
los pneblos de Ia lsla No Sc servira ninguna sus
cricion si con la carta de aviso acompaiia ell
yalor de un trmestre.
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Resulta una economic total de $3.537-94
La seccion mas castgada es ia de FOna0,s-
to, pues Sc han reoalado:
$1,000 a la Escuela de Artes Ohcios
1000 a la subvenci0n del Aten6o-
10000 4 la Instruction publlca.
$4,000 carreteras.
5000 cOnstrucciones civiles.
100 la Junta de Agricultural.
100 a la idem de composici3nde de terrenos.
1000 oposiciones Catedras
1000 4 pesas meddas.
1000 a la Sociedad Protectora de la Inteli-
de la inteligencia de Mayaguez.
$50 4 las Estaciones agronomicas.
1900 aConcursos Agricolas.
$95.5OO
La seccion mas favorecida es la de Gober-
nacion, en- la que Sc aumenta 10 slgulente:
$7.796 en- Comunicacones.
54233-O2 en- Guardia Civil
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Estaci6l Agron6mica de Rle-Piedras.

RES MEN de las ObservaciOncs metersol0gicas
y efectuadas durante la primera quin-
cena del mes desAgosto de 1891
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Nuevo pfesupuesto

En- los presupuestos generates del Estado
IL esta Isla, SO han efectuado las siguentes
ltArAfiOneS:
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Noticias de IA capit.I

y
de EI Clanser del Pass, solo espera la designa-
ci0n de los representatives de los periodicos de
tOda la lSla, para prOtnuver Ia reunion general
que ha dc tOnlar Ia Il iclatlya ell cnantO So re-
fere la proyecta,ia eIebraci6n del 4: cente-
mario del descubritnlrnto dc Puerto Rico.
ri numero 10 dc La Gaceta del Pueblo,
periodico llustrado que sc publica en- Nueva-
York, recibido ultimamonte, trae un buen re-
trato dc nuestfo amigo el reputable juriscon-
sulto don Juan Ramon Ramos, actual directsr
juI1dico del D.rectoro autOnomista candida
to de aqGeI l.artido para diputado provincial
pOr 81 dstritO dc Manat1
Entire otras cosas, el colega neeyorkino
dice 10 siguente:
s'Muchas columnas enteras podriamos lle-
" mar, mas de 10 que en- nuestro ndmsro dos di.
!" 6ramOs con respect0 al prestiaios hijo dc
!" BOrinQuen cuyO nOmbre cUroDa estas neas
{: cuyo retrauo da realce la segunda paxl-
= na Pero la abundanea de maJeri&les dc que
g siempre nos vemes agObiadOs aumentada
" extraOrdinariamente on la OCCASION actual, y
!" la circunstancia de habernos facilitadO un
/" amigo Ultima hora la fotografia, uos privan
. de extendernos, como yulsleramos, en- apun-
g tes blOgrahcOs Y cOnsi leraciones polltcas
:. que naturalmento habian de derivarse de
" aquellas.
..........-.." sgus co.'s IL magestad del
g6DlO, OrlduuO Su eul@ POueloAa cOu los lau
relies cOnquistadOs On Ia augusta tribuna den
de los tocados, para descollar, tienen que ser
profundOs en- la dfusa cencia dc Lcurgo, Ell
esa "regla que pone cOtO los efectos lei libre
albedrio humane cual valladar 8 dque para
contener en- sn justo lmite los actos emana
dos de nuestra voluntad.0
Por el buz6a do LA CoKRRsPoKDENClA he
mos reebido hoy una carta suscrita por W.
rios i6venes, en- la cual nos preguntan si serA
cierte que el proyectadO Conservaturlo de Mli.
sica de esta Capital SO naugurara en- breve
pazo.
JaInOnes Sallesos supsriores
Los acaba dc rseibir D. Eusebio Rourigacx
(Marina) por el vapor Espa'aa y los vsnds Gil
su tenda LA EQUITATIvA 4 razon de 2s cen-
taves la libra.
Por la pareja de Orden pdbco tue ieteni
DO conducido la prevention el individun
Julio Elizalde, por supuesfo robo de un rc'uj
que SO ocupo Oh una casa lie empeno
20
Sc encuentra enferna tie algnna gra elad
una de las ninas de nuestre apI scitlblu amigo
Ell senior don jesse Mendin, lA cual rsta ass
tida por ell leputado Dr. Sadana
Deseamos pronto el lestablee;miento de
la refeIida nina para tranqudad de sus aman-
Jes padres
Aonoche SO reuni6 I'm gentio Immense cer-
ca de Ia casa d6nde los duendes - Hos duen-
des andan hacienda de- las suvas. Pere So
gan parece n0 hubo novedad Lns espiritns.
.(caballeros.-- viVimoseen pleno siglo XIX y
no tuyieron bien lamar lauriIiazos, nj remper
loza, ni Oar panoplazos, ri pada dc eso,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

a new municipal law 10 MaEachn.
soiu will be watched with interest BY
this law cities aud towns arc permitted
TO own and operate their gas works. II
tho consent of two successive city coun-
ciA Is obtained In Oh, shape Of two
third vote. aud aftcr this such consent Is
ratified by the whole people ut an clcc.
ton, thcn the city Is empowered TO buy
or build electric or gaslight works. The
plant Is to be paid for by appropriation
Of public money, and will DO operated
by regularly appointed oniclala II
cities thcmsclvca can furnish TO cihzcns
cheaper light than private corporations
eau they will now have In Mauachusct,8
opportunity to prove g.